Archive for the ‘Technical’ Category

GPS Systems and Technology

December 25th, 2008

Technology advances have allowed us to track a vehicle no matter where it is at any time during the day or night. GPS or Global Positioning System will help anyone track their vehicle. The system is set up to work with satellites in space, which means with a signal sent to the satellite from the car and then relayed to the base it can triangulate the exact position of the GPS signal. It helps in navigation as well as locating a vehicle.
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Brief Regarding New Standards for Vehicle Tracking

December 23rd, 2008

The below document has been created by the Home Office Police Scientific Development at the request and help of the Association of Chief Police Officers. Both companies are in Scotland. They are working in conjunction with recovering stolen vehicles and using GPS to track said vehicles. The standards they are using are the European CEN278.
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How Does a Vehicle Tracking System Work?

November 15th, 2008

When you are considering getting a vehicle tracking system it can be important to know how it works. We are going to look at the fleet tracking systems to determine how they work, but you should know that personal cars also have systems.

On a fleet you have to install a Halo Dome or Qube. This is usually by NAVMAN. On the top of the vehicle is a dome shaped object that is usually clear. Inside the vehicle is then a GPS satellite system. This system is the controls for the unit. In other words if you need to get a fix on your location for directions you can pinpoint your location and search for routes. » More: How Does a Vehicle Tracking System Work?