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The FMB204 is a GPS tracker that can send location data in a hex stream format. To decode the latitude and longitude from this hex stream, you can follow these steps:
Convert the hex stream to binary format: Each hex digit represents four binary digits, so you need to convert the hex stream to binary format. You can use an online hex to binary converter for this.
Extract the latitude and longitude data: The latitude and longitude data are usually stored in a specific format in the binary data stream. For example, the latitude might be stored in bytes 11-14, while the longitude might be stored in bytes 15-18. Check the FMB204 user manual to determine the exact location of the latitude and longitude data in the binary stream.
Convert the latitude and longitude data to decimal format: Once you have extracted the latitude and longitude data from the binary stream, you need to convert it to decimal format. The conversion formula is:
Decimal value = (Binary value / (2 ^ number of bits)) * 360
For example, if the latitude is stored in 32 bits, the conversion formula would be:
Decimal latitude = (Binary latitude / (2^32)) * 360
Determine the direction: The direction of the latitude and longitude data (i.e. whether it is north or south, east or west) is usually stored in a separate byte or bit in the binary stream. Check the FMB204 user manual to determine the location of the direction data.
By following these steps, you should be able to decode the latitude and longitude data from the hex stream sent by the FMB204 GPS tracker.
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