Queclink GPS Tracker Integration with GoAndTrack: Connect Your GV600, GL300, and More
Queclink ships over 4 million GPS tracking devices every year, making them one of the world's largest GPS tracker manufacturers. The GV600, GL300, GV310, and GV55 are deployed across fleet management, asset tracking, and personal safety applications in over 120 countries. The hardware is proven at scale. The software that most Queclink users connect it to isn't.
This guide explains how to connect any Queclink device to GoAndTrack — unlocking AI-powered analytics, multi-vendor visibility, and predictive alerts across your full fleet — without replacing a single piece of hardware or managing a server.
Why Queclink Users Switch Platforms
Queclink's hardware is genuinely good: multi-band 4G LTE, GNSS with multi-constellation support, compact form factors, and a deep range of specialised models. The challenge is on the software side — the default platforms available to Queclink users typically suffer from the same limitations as all manufacturer-bundled software.
They're single-vendor: if you add Tive cold-chain sensors to your operation, or Blecon BLE beacons for warehouse tracking, your Queclink platform shows you nothing. They're static dashboards without AI — you see coordinates on a map, but the platform doesn't tell you which devices need attention, predict delays, or correlate excursions with route data. And most require either self-hosting (with all the maintenance that entails) or a proprietary subscription that doesn't cover other device types you'll inevitably add.
GoAndTrack connects to Queclink devices via their standard protocol — the same way Traccar and other open platforms connect — and adds the intelligence layer that manufacturer software lacks.
Supported Queclink Models
GV600 Series
4G LTE, multi-GNSS, CAN bus. Vehicle tracking with engine diagnostics. Most popular Queclink fleet model.
GL300 Series
Compact 4G LTE, personal/asset tracker. Long battery life. Internal motion sensor for smart reporting.
GV310
Hardwired vehicle tracker, 4G LTE + 2G fallback. Ignition detection, driver behaviour monitoring.
GV55
LTE-M/NB-IoT asset tracker. Ultra-low power for non-powered assets. Solar charging option.
GV75
Rugged 4G tracker with BLE. Construction equipment, heavy assets, outdoor environments.
GL520
Portable 4G + WiFi + BLE. Multi-network connectivity. Temperature sensor integrated.
All Queclink devices that support the standard Queclink @Track Air Interface Protocol are compatible with GoAndTrack. If your model communicates over TCP/UDP and uses the GNSS reporting format, it works.
Step-by-Step: Connecting Queclink to GoAndTrack
Get Your GoAndTrack Device Endpoint
In GoAndTrack, navigate to Account Settings → Integrations → Add Device → Queclink. The platform will display your unique TCP server address and port for Queclink protocol ingestion. Copy both — you'll need them in the next step.
Configure Server Address via SMS or Queclink Config Tool
Queclink devices accept server configuration via SMS command or the Queclink Config Tool. For SMS configuration, send the appropriate AT command with your GoAndTrack endpoint. For the Config Tool, update the GPRS → Server Settings with the GoAndTrack address and port.
Set Reporting Interval
Configure your preferred reporting interval (GoAndTrack recommends 30–60 seconds for active fleet tracking, 5 minutes for parked asset monitoring). This can be set via SMS command or the Config Tool's FRIX/FRIY parameters.
Verify Device Appearance in GoAndTrack
Within 60–90 seconds of configuration, your Queclink device should appear in the GoAndTrack dashboard with current GPS position, speed, ignition state, and battery/voltage readings. Test with the AI Command Center: "Show me my Queclink devices."
Configure Mission Control Thresholds
Set geofence alerts, speed thresholds, battery warning levels, and data staleness windows in Mission Control. GoAndTrack will monitor all Queclink devices continuously against these parameters and escalate alerts in real time.
AT+GTPDS=gv600,,1,[GoAndTrack_TCP_Address],[GoAndTrack_Port],,,,,,,0000$
# Reporting interval: every 60 seconds while moving
AT+GTFRI=gv600,,1,,,,,60,0,,,,,,,,,,0000$
# Verify connection
AT+GTSRI=gv600,0000$
What the AI Command Center Unlocks for Queclink Fleets
Once connected, your Queclink fleet data flows into GoAndTrack's AI Command Center. Instead of scanning a map manually or navigating dashboard menus, you query in plain English:
Multi-Vendor Power: Queclink + Other Providers
Queclink + Tive Solo 5G: Fleet + Cold Chain
GV600 units on vehicles providing GPS journey tracking; Tive Solo 5G sensors on individual shipments within those vehicles monitoring temperature and condition. GoAndTrack cross-references both: when Mission Control flags a Tive temperature excursion, the corresponding vehicle's GPS position from the GV600 tells you exactly where in the journey it occurred — and the Agent Copilot suggests whether the timing correlates with a loading dock stop or a route anomaly.
Queclink + Reelables: Fleet + Parcel Level
GV310 hardwired units on delivery vehicles for continuous fleet tracking. Reelables 5G smart labels on individual high-value parcels. The unified GoAndTrack view shows vehicle position and parcel-level tracking in the same interface — one query answers both "where is the van?" and "where is parcel #4712 within that delivery run?"
Queclink + Blecon: Vehicle + Warehouse Transition
GV600 tracking vehicles outdoors; Blecon BLE infrastructure tracking the same assets indoors at warehouse and depot locations. GoAndTrack handles the outdoor-to-indoor transition seamlessly — GPS visibility gives way to BLE visibility when a vehicle enters the warehouse zone, with the handover event logged automatically.
Queclink vs Teltonika: Choosing Your GPS Hardware
| Factor | Queclink (e.g. GV600) | Teltonika (e.g. FMB920) |
|---|---|---|
| Annual shipment volume | 4M+ units/year | 6M+ units/year |
| 4G LTE coverage | ✓ Multi-band | ✓ Multi-band |
| CAN bus integration | ✓ GV600 series | ✓ FMB130 series |
| BLE sensor support | ✓ GV75, GL520 | ✓ FMB920 |
| LTE-M/NB-IoT option | ✓ GV55 | ✓ FMA120 |
| GoAndTrack integration | ✓ Native protocol | ✓ Native protocol |
| SMS remote config | ✓ | ✓ |
| Primary market strength | Asia, Middle East, Americas | Europe, Global |
Both Queclink and Teltonika devices connect identically to GoAndTrack — the platform handles both protocols natively. If your fleet includes a mix of both manufacturers (common in international operations where regional procurement differences lead to mixed fleets), GoAndTrack shows them all in one unified view without any extra configuration.
Key Takeaways
- All Queclink devices using the @Track Air Interface Protocol — GV600, GL300, GV310, GV55, GV75, GL520 — connect to GoAndTrack via their standard TCP reporting, requiring only a server address change
- Existing Traccar + Queclink users can connect GoAndTrack to their Traccar instance immediately, with zero device reconfiguration, then migrate devices at their own pace
- The AI Command Center replaces manual fleet scanning — idle time detection, battery warnings, geofence exceptions, and after-hours activity all queryable in plain English
- Multi-vendor combinations — Queclink + Tive cold chain, Queclink + Reelables parcel, Queclink + Blecon warehouse — create cross-provider queries impossible on single-vendor platforms
- Queclink and Teltonika devices connect identically to GoAndTrack — mixed manufacturer fleets appear in one unified dashboard with no extra configuration
Connect Your Queclink Fleet Today
GV600, GL300, GV310, GV55 — every Queclink device connects to GoAndTrack in minutes. Add AI intelligence, multi-vendor visibility, and zero server maintenance to your existing hardware.
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