All of our In-Vehicle Units are small, compact and have very low current draw to avoid flattening the battery of your vehicle. We have designed our units in a way that allows for easy installation into a vehicle or machinery. Our In-Vehicle Units are in a modular format. We have base units of GPS Tracking Devices (dats3021 and dats3022 units) which supply the GPS and Communications and vehicle tracking.

These base units can then have an In-Vehicle Phone Kit added to them to allow drivers to make calls only to restricted numbers which are user definable. They can receive calls normally. The advantage of an in-vehicle phone kit is to allow drivers to make phone calls to pre-defined numbers only which saves companies the expense of purchasing handsets or the need to work through personal versus business phone calls.

Our customers may also choose to add one of our Mobile Data Terminals or Portable Data Terminals. This allows companies to send out job information to the vehicles or collect information from the drivers. Our range of Mobile Data Terminals includes Windows CE .net Data Terminals and also Portable Data Terminals which support Digital Signature Capture and Barcoding Options.

We also have the ability to add either J1939 Can-Bus ECM Interfaces and/or G-Forces sensors to the base units. This allows companies to capture information from the Engine of a Truck such as Oil Pressures and Temperatures, Engine Temperatures, Fuel Economy, RPM's, Battery Volts, Total Fuel Used, Odometer, and more. G-Force sensors allow companies to capture acceleration forces, harsh braking, and hard cornering. If the vehicle is in an accident, the G-Force sensor will trigger a report to send back the last two minutes second by second information of the Truck entering the accident.

• A Trimble GPS engine
• A Sony Ericsson GPRS engine
• External GPS and GPRS antenna
• A Microprocessor
• 3 Digital Inputs
• 2 Digital Outputs
• 2 External Serial Port for interfacing third party serial devices

The dats3022 hardware comprises of:

• A Trimble GPS engine
• A CDMA 1x engine
• External GPS and CDMA antenna
• A Microprocessor
• 3 Digital Inputs
• 2 Digital Outputs
• 2 External Serial Port for interfacing third party serial devices