TAG Command — Configuration Tag

Allows recording a reference title to identify and document the programming assigned to the device.

What is it for?

The TAG command allows you to tag your device to:

🏷️ Identify fleets — Differentiate configurations by vehicle group
📋 Version control — Document programming changes
🔍 Auditing — Track specific configurations by client
🐛 Debugging — Quickly identify the device’s active profile

The tag is stored in non-volatile memory and persists after reboots.

Syntax

Action	Command	Response
Configure	`STAGetiqueta`	`RTAGetiqueta`
Query	`QTAG`	`RTAGetiqueta`

Parameter: etiqueta — Alphanumeric text up to 60 characters

Practical Examples

Configure custom title


>STAG CONFIGURACION BASICA<
>RTAG CONFIGURACION BASICA;ID=974862;*5E<  // ✓ Tag saved

Query current tag


>QTAG<
>RTAG CONFIGURACION BASICA;ID=974862;*5E<  // Returns current tag

Client/fleet identifier


>STAG FLOTA_TRANSPORTE_001<
>RTAG FLOTA_TRANSPORTE_001;ID=974862;*3A<  // ✓ Fleet identification

The tag should not contain special characters like <, >, ; as they are protocol delimiters.

Use Cases in Rules

You can use the tag to organize your devices:


>STAG PERFIL_ECO_v2.1<       // Low consumption profile
>STAG MONITOREO_24H<         // Continuous tracking
>STAG CLIENTE_ABC_TAXI<      // Specific configuration

Compatibility

💾Firmware v1.03.00

SPLegacy

ULLegacy

MTLegacy

💾Firmware v1.00.00

SP-IOT

SM-IOT