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Developer's corner
Satellite file transfer using BlueTraker® transponder as a gateway
Documentation
*BT-API Developer's Manual ver.: 1.1 October 2009
* BT DLL is an API stack for the 3rd party developers who would like to use BlueTraker®
transponder as the Iridium satellite gateway to send files from the vessel’s on board PC via
Iridium satellites to the land. In this framework, the purpose of the »BT-DLL« utility is to
allow any Win32 application to use the functionality of the BlueTraker® device. Files up
to the size of 48kB can be sent very cost effectively and the BlueTraker® can be queried
for the UTC time, GPS position etc. Receiving of files can currently be added only as an option.
These tools are primarily developed to support the European Community E-Logbook initiative for
the Fisheries where »Catch Report« is to be sent daily from the fishing vessel to the Fisheries
Monitoring Centre on land.
Software
Dynamic-link library for BlueTraker® VMS Family ver.: 1.1 October 2009
ICTE (Iridium Communications Test Engine)
Documentation
ICTE API-Programming Manual ver.: 1.0
ICTE - Iridium Communications Test Engine White paper ver.: 1.0
BlueTraker® tLink protocol
Documentation
*tLink exchange protocol ver.: 1.1 October 2009
*The protocol was designed for the purpose of data exchange between the BlueTraker® device and third party devices. The data (message) exchange can be transferred through the asynhronic RS232
communication port, RF 2.4GHz radio connection, GPRS communication or trough Iridium satellite link. Several classes of commands are
available for BlueTraker® device adjustment and for user services.
TDS II Data Delivery Manual
Documentation
*TDS II Data Delivery
*TDS II Data Delivery Manual describes ways of interfacing telematic data with your applications.
Several ways of getting data from and issuing commands to deployed BlueTraker devices are described.
For simple integration TDSSubscriber application and simple data sharing over database can be used.
More experienced developers may elect to access our HTTPS web services directly and implement their own high level protocol on top of our services.
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