GPS Tracking Products

       3 auxiliary inputs, 3 auxiliary outputs

 In  Controls

       geo-ZONES for entry and exit reporting

       Test tone generation for system setup

       Flash memory, extensive on board RAM

       Message memory when vehicle is out of radio coverage

       Real Time Stamping of mobile transmission

       Full acknowledgments automatically processed

       Poll for traffic discipline and unattended interrogation

       Stun and Revive; activated by dispatcher

       Transmission time out timer

       Internal diagnostics capability

       Less than 2 seconds reacquisition

       Advanced tracking algorithms

       Data is available in selectable formats

       Returns position, velocity, health, event log and time

       Report on poll, timed or exception

Features

       Compact, active micro antenna, bulkhead mount

       Interface cable with sealed connectors

       Compact size: 10 x 5.5 x 2 inches

       Solid, proven over the air protocols

       3 level data encryption 

       GPS Receiver with integral cellular data modem

       "QUADTEC" digital signaling

       Aluminum extrusion for rugged reliability

General

The unit is designed for demanding mobile environments where performance and reliability y are essential. The single rugged enclosure is provided with snake eye security screws and factory sealed connectors. The unit is also provided with external auxiliary inputs and outputs to connect to vehicle sensors and controls. It can also be interfaced with an external serial device (please check with CES Wireless regarding drivers for your choice of external device). 

The GPS-210 is a self contained, full featured Automatic Vehicle Location module compatible with the Global Positioning System (GPS) and comes complete with an integrated wireless data modem to communicate through any public cellular data networks.  It is available to operate over  CDMA/1XRTT and GSM/GPRS cellular systems (AT&T/T-Mobile/Sprint/Verizon in the USA) and most international carriers.