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Originally Posted by mdiaz33685
!nuegps0000 getpos
0000 DEFAULT PASS..
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FULL INSTRUCTIONS...
nueGPSSecurity is a lightweight service that sits between your text message client
(using CEMAPI and CellCore). It waits for a text message with a special string, and
replies back with your location if it is available.
Basically, it is a free (well, donationware) version of one of those anti-theft software
packages. The service works in “stealth”, it hides the text messages being sent between
you and your phone.
You’ll need a device with built-in GPS for it to work reliably, though it can technically
work with a bluetooth GPS unit. To install, simply use the cab below, however – I highly
recommend burning it into a ROM (OEM package should be available shortly – it should be
rather simple to make your own- see OEM instructions below).
Right now, there is no configuration UI – I am debating whether one would be necessary or
not. The only configuration option is located in the registry, which is the PIN number.
It defaults to 0000, and if you want to change it, edit:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Wei Enterprises\nueGPSSecurity]
”Pin”=dword:0000
The number will automatically be padded with zeros to the left, so "123” is the pin
number “0123”. Enter ONLY a 4 digit number max or you will get unexpected results.
To talk to the service, send a text message:
!nuegps
where pin is your pin number, and action is one of these action verbs:
version: display version number
status: get system status
getpos: text back next position fix (auto-start gps)
help: display this help message
start: start gps monitor
stop: stop gps monitor
So if your pin number was 1234 and you wanted to get the position, send:
!nuegps1234 getpos
After you have sent the getpos message, the GPS will stay on, so you will probably want
to send “stop” to conserve battery when you are done. Also note that text message systems
are apparently kind of slow, so expect a 1-2 minute delay in getting your message back…
Due to the way operators implement text messaging, responses may be VERY slow if you try
to text yourself.
Note: There is currently a bug in the way status works, sometimes it returns garbage –
I’m looking into that.
OEM Instructions (only if you are burning it into ROM):
Use any OEMizer tool, but add the following registry entries:
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{3AFFFFFF-673C-494c-98A2-CC2E91A481FF}\InProcServer32]
@="nueGPSSecurity.dll"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Inbox\Svc\SM S\Rules]
"{3AFFFFFF-673C-494c-98A2-CC2E91A481FF}"=dword:1
Also be sure to add the provisioning XML in the cab (you might need a cab extractor like
OCP to view it).
nueGPSSecurity
WORKS FOR ME....