On-board block AT-10
Description
The on-board block AT10 is the new generation of vehicle control devices, which embodies the most cutting-edge technologies in the area of GPS tracking. By means of the satellite navigation technologies and GSM, the on-board block receives, transfers and processes information and controls the connected equipment.
Having gathered the newest developments, the latest model of the on-board block has become faster and more accurate, which allows it to meet the ever growing requirements of the tracking systems market. Use of advanced technologies makes vehicle control as much precise and error free as it is fast and easy, both in operation and in installation.
The advantages of this device are in its fundamental distinction from the previous generations of the on-board blocks. Its compact size contains multitude of new capabilities:
- AT10 contains 2 main connectors, configuration of which can be adjusted remotely. 10 different modes of ports operation allow connecting to absolutely any type of measuring devices.
- The embedded AT-REF-Host module allows connecting to a large range of additional wireless devices.
- CAN interface allows easy connection of the device to a vehicle on-board computer and quick receipt of information about operation of various nodes.
- Embedded innovative technology AT-Protection (“АТ-Защита”) is able to prevent breakdown of expensive equipment in the event of sudden voltage jumps. While withstanding up to 230V, the device remains well protected even in the most extreme operating conditions.
- A built-in galvanic isolation device ensures economy of the vehicle accumulator charge.
- Powerful embedded GSM antenna allows staying in touch anywhere in Russia or in the world.
- Use of latch connectors increases the quality and the reliability of the mounting. AT10 brings the AutoTracker GLONASS/GPS tracking system to a totally new level, which allows combining and expanding equipment configuration shaping it exactly as needed for solving client’s specific objectives.
