Automatic Vehicle Location Tracking System
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The document outlines four types of automatic vehicle location (AVL) tracking systems: direction finding, loran-based, GPS-based, and signpost systems. It highlights the advantages of using AVL, including simple configuration, better usability, user-friendly functions, and improved communication across borders. The document concludes with links to a website and social media for more information.
Automatic Vehicle Location Tracking System
- 1. Automatic Vehicle Location Tracking System:
- 3. This transit software system is mostly of four types:
- 7. It is also called as radio direction finding These systems calculate the bearing from two fixed sites to the mobile which will create a triangle .
- 8. This triangle will notify you about the location of mobile transmitter. These type of tracking systems are used by Federal Communications Commission Rules.
- 9. LORAN-based:
- 10. It is also known as long range navigation. It automatically transmits its own signals maintaining a frequency & pulse duration .
- 12. It is also known as global positioning system. GPS signals are not required to be installed.
- 13. Only a receiver is needed to collect signals from the satellite segment. The satellite segment is installed in each vehicle and a radio to communicate the collected location data..
- 14. Signpost System:
- 15. These are mainly used on transit routes where the vehicles need to be tracked in a continuous manner on the same route.
- 16. Reasons to choose AVL tracking system.....
- 17. Simple configuration is required to integrate
- 18. Better usability of your time and cost
- 20. Offer you better communication
- 21. Seamless communication coverage across borders without roaming
- 22. Benefits That You will Enjoy :