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--- doc:appunti:hardware:gf22_gps_tracker [2026/07/10 18:22] – [Commands supported by some other similar devices] niccolo
+++ doc:appunti:hardware:gf22_gps_tracker [2026/07/10 18:25] (current) – [It just doesn't work!] niccolo
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 {{.:gf22:gf22-disassembled.jpg?direct&640|The GF-22 GPS Traker disassembled}}
+It seems that the device has a **WiFi module**, in some documentation it is reported that the device can communicate to the server (via GPRS connection) the name of the WiFi networks (ESSIDs) that //it can see//, allowing to locate it even in closed spaces. It is not clear if the device has the ability to //connect// to the internet using the WiFi.
 {{.:gf22:gf22-wifi-battery.jpg?direct&360|WiFi module and battery of the GF-22 GPS Traker}}
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 ===== It just doesn't work! =====
-My example **just doesn't work**! I put into a **SIM card** from the **Italian Ho-mobile** operator (including GPRS/G3/G4 plan and SMS). To be able to connect the internet using the GPRS networ, the device should include the APNs of the major telco operators, but you cannot know what is in the list. If the device does not connect the network it tunts OFF the blue LED, as you can see in this photo:
+My example **just doesn't work**! I put into a **SIM card** from the **Italian Ho-mobile** operator (including GPRS/G3/G4 plan and SMS). To be able to connect the internet using the GPRS network, the device should know the APNs of the major telco operators, but you cannot know what is in the list. If the device does not connect the network it tunts OFF the blue LED, as you can see in this photo: