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Developer Mode

Technical documentation for terminal access and developer commands for Neyos trackers.

Introduction

Developer Mode allows developers and technical partners to interact directly with Neyos trackers via a command-line interface. This mode provides low-level access for diagnostics, advanced configuration, and testing.

Restricted access: This mode is reserved for authorized technical users. Improper use may affect tracker behavior.

Prerequisites

Hardware

  • Neyos OTRAC tracker
  • Developer / update cable
  • Computer
  • Software

    Two options are available to access the tracker terminal:

    Local serial terminal

    Software: Tera Term, PuTTY, screen, minicom, cu

    Advantages:

    • Direct connection to your physical tracker
    • Offline access, no internet connection required

    Required: Developer cable + tracker

    Neyos online terminal

    platform.neyos-equipment.com

    Advantages:

    • No configuration (baudrate, port, etc.)
    • Command suggestions

    Required: Same + browser


    Terminal connection

    Local serial terminal

    If you are using a local serial terminal (PuTTY, Tera Term, screen, etc.), configure the connection settings:

    # Connection settings
    Terminal : Serial mode
    Baudrate: 115 200
    Data bits: 8
    Parity: None
    Stop bits: 1
    Flow control: None
    

    Procedure:

    1. Connect the developer cable to your computer
    2. Open your serial terminal and apply the configurations above
    3. Turn on the tracker and connect it

    Online terminal

    If you are using the Neyos online terminal (platform.neyos-equipment.com), no configuration is required. The terminal is ready to use.

    Connection verification

    Once connected (local or online terminal), test the communication:

    # Test command to verify connection
    $ uart : Hello OTRAC
    < Hi there
    
    Whichever option you choose (local or online terminal), you access the same commands and features. The only difference is the interface:
    • Local terminal: Native autocompletion that queries the firmware directly
    • Online terminal: Automatic suggestions while typing based on a pre-registered list