JT/T 808 Frame Decoder
Decode framing, checksum, header and body boundaries from a JT/T 808 hex frame.
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Local-first parsers and diagnostics for JT/T 808, 809, 1078, GB/T 28181 and binary network data.
Decode framing, checksum, header and body boundaries from a JT/T 808 hex frame.
Inspect message ID, body attributes, terminal ID, serial and subpackage fields.
Apply or reverse the 7e and 7d byte escaping used inside JT/T 808 frames.
Decode alarm, status, coordinates, altitude, speed, direction and BCD time.
Inspect ACC, positioning, hemisphere, operation and vehicle-state bits.
Convert terminal digit strings to packed BCD bytes or decode BCD back to digits.
Build a legacy-header platform general response with checksum and frame escaping.
Split optional location extras into ID, length and value records.
Extract complete 7e-delimited frames from a concatenated TCP hex stream.
Inspect length, serial, message ID, platform ID, version and encryption fields.
Look up common platform login, link, information and positioning message groups.
Compare the declared four-byte message length with actual unescaped bytes.
Convert the four-byte platform center ID between decimal and big-endian hex.
Find candidate 5b-to-5d packet boundaries in a concatenated hex stream.
Inspect sync marker, sequence, SIM BCD, logical channel and packed data type.
Measure gaps, duplicates and out-of-order transitions in RTP sequence samples.
Convert adjacent RTP timestamp deltas into milliseconds for a selected clock rate.
Build or split a stable stream key from SIM BCD and logical channel.
Parse request/status lines, headers, identifiers and body boundaries.
Inspect origin, connection, media, payload and attribute lines in SDP.
Check a 20-digit identifier and display conservative structural segments.
List DeviceID, Name, Status and item counts from a catalog response.
Convert SSRC values between unsigned decimal and eight-digit hexadecimal.
Review ordered SIP start lines for registration or media-session gaps.
Compare a SIP Content-Length header with UTF-8 body byte length.
Remove spaces, 0x prefixes and separators, then validate complete bytes.
Extract a byte range and show its absolute offsets from a hex message.
Reverse byte order and inspect unsigned big- and little-endian values.
Calculate common MODBUS and CCITT-FALSE CRC-16 variants from hex bytes.
Split a simple type-length-value byte stream into offset-aware records.
Convert an IPv4 address and port into network-byte-order hex.
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Engineering guides
Detailed workflows for framing, version selection, SIP signaling, RTP media and binary evidence, with safe sample handling and verification boundaries.
Most field-decoding failures begin earlier than the field itself. This guide validates stream boundaries, unescaped bytes, checksum and header layout before interpreting a message body.
Read guideInter-platform captures fail when transport boundaries, escaping, declared length and peer configuration disagree. This guide establishes a conservative validation sequence.
Read guideA black screen can originate in signaling, transport loss, timestamp handling, PS reconstruction or codec data. This guide isolates each layer in order.
Read guideA syntactically valid message can still fail at transaction, dialog, profile or media layers. This guide correlates those layers without exposing credentials or real endpoints.
Read guideHex utilities are useful only when the byte boundary and interpretation assumptions are explicit. This guide keeps representation work separate from protocol meaning.
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