Integrating newest GPS technologies available in the industry, we have with us one of the most versatile and convenient portable tracking devices available up to date. The Personal Tracker fuses together most innovative technologies to bring you the safety of GPS location, mapping and one touch emergency dialing through GPRS and GSM networks all over the world. X track is an excellent device for monitoring the activities of your children not only with GPS tracking but with Cellular phone capabilities as well. Whether you want to keep in touch with your loved ones, protect your children, monitor your employees or simply require GPS location on the road, X track Personal Tracker has all you need, No Matter Where You Are.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
how gps tracking works ?
how gps tracking works ?
GPS Tracking Overview
The Global Positioning System (GPS) consists of 32 satellites in different orbits around the world. At any given time a number of satellites are in view in any place on the earth. A GPS receiver receives information from these satellites and uses it to locate itself. GPS works best in open environments, with an accuracy of a few meters under good conditions.
GPS tracking with X track is based on GPS receivers that have a connection to the Internet so that they can transmit their position information to a GpsGate Server. Common objects to track include persons, vehicles, animals and valuable assets.
To be able to track an object you need a GPS device with an Internet connection, access to a X track Server and a web browser. This is depicted below:
The process of tracking an object can be simplified to three steps:
1-Locating the object: This is done by placing a GPS on the object. There are mobile phones with built-in GPS, small GPS devices dedicated for personal tracking, fixed mount GPS devices for vehicle tracking, etc. As long as the GPS is turned on its position information is constantly updated, so “it knows where it is”.
2-Sending the objects position information to a server: By connecting the GPS to the Internet it's position information can be sent to a X track Server in real time. This is usually done over GPRS in a mobile network using a standard mobile subscription or over a satellite communication link in areas without mobile network coverage. A dedicated GPS tracking device has both a GPS and a mobile subscription or satellite module built in for this purpose. Other devices with an Internet connection, such as mobile phones, PDAs or laptops can of course also be used as clients.
3-Reporting the objects position: When the objects position has been sent to the X track Server it can be seen in a web browser. Security settings define who can see what. Depending on the user needs the objects position can be shown on a map in real time, sent
The Global Positioning System (GPS) consists of 32 satellites in different orbits around the world. At any given time a number of satellites are in view in any place on the earth. A GPS receiver receives information from these satellites and uses it to locate itself. GPS works best in open environments, with an accuracy of a few meters under good conditions.
GPS tracking with X track is based on GPS receivers that have a connection to the Internet so that they can transmit their position information to a GpsGate Server. Common objects to track include persons, vehicles, animals and valuable assets.
To be able to track an object you need a GPS device with an Internet connection, access to a X track Server and a web browser. This is depicted below:
The process of tracking an object can be simplified to three steps:
1-Locating the object: This is done by placing a GPS on the object. There are mobile phones with built-in GPS, small GPS devices dedicated for personal tracking, fixed mount GPS devices for vehicle tracking, etc. As long as the GPS is turned on its position information is constantly updated, so “it knows where it is”.
2-Sending the objects position information to a server: By connecting the GPS to the Internet it's position information can be sent to a X track Server in real time. This is usually done over GPRS in a mobile network using a standard mobile subscription or over a satellite communication link in areas without mobile network coverage. A dedicated GPS tracking device has both a GPS and a mobile subscription or satellite module built in for this purpose. Other devices with an Internet connection, such as mobile phones, PDAs or laptops can of course also be used as clients.
3-Reporting the objects position: When the objects position has been sent to the X track Server it can be seen in a web browser. Security settings define who can see what. Depending on the user needs the objects position can be shown on a map in real time, sent
A Buyer’s Guide to GPSFleet Tracking Systems
A Buyer’s Guide to GPSFleet Tracking Systems
At Xtrack , we believe the more you know about GPS Fleet Tracking, the better our product and service will work for you. Our goal is to make your business more efficient, effective and profitable.
This checklist is intended for business owners and managers seeking to invest in a GPS Fleet Tracking System for their company.
By using this checklist you will be able to make an informed decision about which company is best for your business.
Part 1: Equipment
Have you had a complete online live presentation that fully explained how the Company’s GPS Tracking system works? (If not, feel FREE to call 08057700047)
Does the GPS Tracking component track your vehicles using a fixed beneath the- dashboard unit?
Has the GPS installation process and schedule been explained to you?
Can the unit be tested or fault checked remotely.
Part 2: Software
Does the software provide a variety of accurate and easy to read reports?
(A) What reports seem useful to you?
(B) Can the reports be easily accessed?
(C) Can you run reports in MS Excel format?
Does the software permit setting boundaries (alarms) to monitor vehicle movement within specified areas?
Can the software enable you to replay and review journeys minute-by-minute?
How frequently (in minutes) is vehicle information and location updated and is the cost of this included?
Is the software updated automatically?
Are free upgrades included in the cost?
Part 3: Customer Support
Does the GPS Fleet Tracking Company provide its own technical support?
What is the average turnaround time for customer resolution?
Part 4: Lease/Purchase/Fees
Can the GPS Tracking equipment be leased? What are the terms?
Are all costs and terms in writing?
Can you make automatic monthly payments via credit card?
Software (GPS related) prices? Are future upgrades included or is that a separate charge?
Are there any current promotional specials that you can take advantage of?
What are the installation fees?
At Xtrack , we believe the more you know about GPS Fleet Tracking, the better our product and service will work for you. Our goal is to make your business more efficient, effective and profitable.
This checklist is intended for business owners and managers seeking to invest in a GPS Fleet Tracking System for their company.
By using this checklist you will be able to make an informed decision about which company is best for your business.
Part 1: Equipment
Have you had a complete online live presentation that fully explained how the Company’s GPS Tracking system works? (If not, feel FREE to call 08057700047)
Does the GPS Tracking component track your vehicles using a fixed beneath the- dashboard unit?
Has the GPS installation process and schedule been explained to you?
Can the unit be tested or fault checked remotely.
Part 2: Software
Does the software provide a variety of accurate and easy to read reports?
(A) What reports seem useful to you?
(B) Can the reports be easily accessed?
(C) Can you run reports in MS Excel format?
Does the software permit setting boundaries (alarms) to monitor vehicle movement within specified areas?
Can the software enable you to replay and review journeys minute-by-minute?
How frequently (in minutes) is vehicle information and location updated and is the cost of this included?
Is the software updated automatically?
Are free upgrades included in the cost?
Part 3: Customer Support
Does the GPS Fleet Tracking Company provide its own technical support?
What is the average turnaround time for customer resolution?
Part 4: Lease/Purchase/Fees
Can the GPS Tracking equipment be leased? What are the terms?
Are all costs and terms in writing?
Can you make automatic monthly payments via credit card?
Software (GPS related) prices? Are future upgrades included or is that a separate charge?
Are there any current promotional specials that you can take advantage of?
What are the installation fees?
Friday, June 25, 2010
gps tracker for fleet/ car / personal
X track can be used to monitor and track all your vehicles through tracking software, online websites or GPRS enabled cell phones. You can conveniently setup and configure monitoring activities, define restricted Geo-Fence areas, set speed limit alerts for you and your family’s safety and setup tracking schedules. X track provides complete security and monitoring for your vehicle and thus keeps you tension free and allows you to concentrate on other important areas of your life. And above all, you don’t even have to replace your existing car alarm. X track can seamlessly integrate with your original car alarm system and report to you whenever alarm is triggered.
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