Compact assets
Track smaller assets where MT700-class size is more than the deployment needs.
MT710 Compact GPS Tracker
Compact LTE-M / NB-IoT tracker for smaller assets, mobile use cases, and pet tracking mode.
MT710 keeps the open protocol, command system, and integration-friendly design of the MT700 family in a smaller enclosure for compact assets, personal tracking, event assets, and pet tracking deployments.
LTE-M / NB-IoT with 2G fallback Pet tracking mode Compact size Open TCP/UDP protocol
Best For
Built for compact tracking projects where size matters.
MT710 fits smaller assets, mobile use cases, and pet tracking deployments that still need open protocol support and practical integration options.
Pet tracking deployments
Use pet tracking mode for compact pet-related deployments and online-store customers.
Event and mobile assets
Support temporary, mobile, or event-based tracking needs with a smaller tracker body.
Bags, tools, and lightweight equipment
Fit projects where portability, smaller mounting areas, and compact hardware matter.
Personal or staff-carried tracking projects
Evaluate MT710 for movement-heavy use cases that need a compact tracker form factor.
Lightweight integration projects
Connect MT710 to third-party platforms or your own tracking server using open protocol support.
MT710 vs MT700
Think of MT710 as the compact MT700-family tracker.
MT710 can be understood as a smaller MT700-family tracker. It keeps the same open-protocol and command-system direction, while fitting projects where size and weight matter more.
- Smaller enclosure
Choose MT710 when compact hardware and lower carried weight are important. - Same integration direction
Use the same open protocol and command-system approach expected from the MT700 family. - Pet tracking mode
MT710 adds a pet-capable mode for compact movement-heavy deployments. - MT700 for larger assets
Choose MT700 when larger enclosure and longer battery capacity are more important. - Project choice
Final selection should consider asset size, battery target, working mode, and network coverage.
Pet Tracking Mode
A compact tracker mode for pet-related deployments.
MT710 supports a pet tracking mode for pet-related deployments. The mode is relevant for online-store customers and project buyers who need a compact tracker for movement-heavy use cases.
Product capability, not retail-only positioning
Pet tracking mode should be evaluated together with working mode, reporting interval, network condition, and battery target.
Network path
MT710 standard version uses LTE-M / NB-IoT with 2G fallback. For projects preferring 4G LTE Cat 1bis and a cost-effective compact option, see MT710L.
Open Integration
Compact hardware with open integration options.
MT710 remains an integration-friendly Mictrack product for buyers who need control over SIMs, servers, protocols, and compact deployment settings.
TCP/UDP communication
Use open protocol support for project server integration and compatible tracking platforms.
Configurable server
Configure server IP/domain and port according to your platform deployment plan.
Command setup
Use SMS and command-based configuration for network, server, and working mode settings.
Protocol documents
Protocol and command documents are available for integration teams through Mictrack resources.
Platform compatibility
Discuss third-party platform compatibility before pilot and bulk purchase decisions.
Engineering support
Mictrack can help review compact asset, pet-related, pilot, RFQ, and integration setup details.
Working Modes
Configure reporting behavior around compact and pet-related use cases.
The page keeps working mode explanations simple. Detailed settings should be checked in the MT710 Working Mode and command documents before deployment.
Periodic tracking/reporting
Use scheduled reports for routine asset visibility.
Motion-aware reporting
Adjust reporting when the asset moves or stops.
Standby/sleep behavior
Balance battery life and tracking frequency for long deployments.
Pet tracking mode
Use the pet-capable mode for movement-heavy compact deployments where behavior differs from standard asset reporting.
Low battery and alerts
Plan alert behavior around operational response needs.
Command configuration
Configure server, reporting, and mode behavior through commands.
Specifications
Core MT710 evaluation details.
Only confirmed public values are listed here. Ask Mictrack for final documents before locking project specifications.
| Network | LTE-M / NB-IoT with 2G fallback |
|---|---|
| Positioning | GPS / WiFi / LBS positioning support, depending on project configuration and document version. |
| Battery reference | Battery life depends on working mode, reporting interval, pet tracking mode behavior, network condition, temperature, and installation environment. |
| Waterproof rating | IP68 |
| Protocol | Open TCP/UDP protocol |
| Working modes | Periodic reporting, motion-aware behavior, standby/sleep behavior, pet tracking mode, and command-based configuration. |
| Configuration | Server IP/domain and port, working modes, reporting behavior, and alerts can be configured through commands. |
| Integration | Own server and third-party platform projects supported with protocol documentation and engineering review. |
| Best fit | Compact assets, pet tracking deployments, event/mobile assets, lightweight equipment, and compact integration projects. |
Downloads
Technical files for MT710 evaluation.
Use the Resources page for current catalogs, working mode files, command references, and protocol documents while final file paths are prepared.
Catalog
View ResourcesMT710 Catalog
Product overview, compact hardware details, pet tracking mode notes, and project use cases.
Guide
View ResourcesMT710 User Manual
Setup, SIM, server, and operation references for testing and compact deployment.
Mode
View ResourcesMT710 Working Mode
Review reporting modes and pet tracking mode before choosing field behavior.
Command
View ResourcesMT710 Command List
Configuration commands for network, server, reporting, pet mode, and alerts.
Protocol
View ResourcesMT710 Protocol Document
Protocol reference for own-server and third-party platform integration.
RFQ
Request FilesNeed final files?
Ask Mictrack for the exact document package required for your project stage.
Compare Models
Choose the right compact or long-life model.
Keep MT710 as the compact standard model, compare MT710L when 4G LTE Cat 1bis and cost-effective deployment fit better, or move to MT700 when battery capacity and larger enclosure matter more.
| Model | Role | Network | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|
| MT710 | Compact tracker with pet tracking mode | LTE-M / NB-IoT with 2G fallback | Smaller assets, pet tracking, event/mobile use cases |
| MT710L | Cost-effective MT710 version | 4G LTE Cat 1bis | Projects preferring Cat 1bis coverage and compact cost-effective deployment |
| MT700 | Larger long-life asset tracker | LTE-M / NB-IoT with 2G fallback | Larger assets and longer battery-capacity projects |
FAQ
Common MT710 project questions.
How is MT710 different from MT700?
MT710 is the compact MT700-family option. It keeps the open-protocol and command-system direction, while MT700 is better for larger assets and longer battery-capacity projects.
Is MT710 suitable for pet tracking?
Yes. MT710 supports a pet tracking mode for pet-related deployments. Evaluate it with reporting interval, network condition, and battery target before launch.
Can MT710 connect to my own platform?
Yes. MT710 is designed for own-server and compatible third-party platform projects. Share your server and protocol requirements before pilot testing.
Does MT710 support TCP/UDP?
Yes. MT710 supports open TCP/UDP protocol communication for integration projects.
Can I change the server IP or domain?
Yes. Server IP/domain and port settings can be configured by command according to your deployment plan.
Which network does MT710 use?
The standard MT710 uses LTE-M / NB-IoT with 2G fallback. For projects that prefer 4G LTE Cat 1bis, ask about MT710L.
How should I estimate battery life?
Battery life depends on reporting interval, working mode, pet tracking mode behavior, network condition, temperature, and field environment.
Where can I get protocol and command documents?
Use the Resources page or contact Mictrack to request the document package needed for your integration stage.
Planning an MT710 deployment?
Send your country, quantity, reporting interval, pet tracking mode needs, network plan, platform requirements, and launch schedule. Mictrack can help confirm the right compact model and document package.