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Codan GPS Tracking

Codan HF navigation and tracking system

Codan HF transceivers provide a complete set of tracking and position-reporting functions when connected to a GPS receiver. This means any organisation can build a reliable fleet management system using Codan HF radio equipment.

Practical functions provided by the GPS option include:

Sending and logging position reports:

  • Transceiver to transceiver. An operator can send their station’s position to another operator or request the position of other stations. This requires a GPS receiver connected to the transceiver’s dedicated port.
  • Emergency location. In an emergency, an emergency call can be sent with the coordinates of the incident.
  • Logging. A computer or printer connected to the transceiver allows position reports, emergency calls and paging messages to be monitored and logged.
  • Passive tracking. Incoming position reports and emergency calls are plotted on a map. Base station displays can show the latest positions of hundreds of mobile units.

Advantages:

  • Because HF communication travels directly over the air, HF radio has clear economic advantages over satellite systems, which charge airtime by the minute.
  • Both running costs and the cost of setting up an HF-based GPS tracking system are lower than for satellite systems.
  • Codan HF technology provides advanced, future-proof and cost-effective solutions for tasks such as:
  • Occupational health and safety — knowing where your staff are.
  • Fleet management — tracking and coordinating vehicle movements.
  • Security — protection of valuable cargo.
  • Field coordination — maximising productivity and efficiency.

Mobile station

  • NGT SRx/SR/ASR HF transceiver with GPS option
  • GPS receiver with NMEA-0183 compatible output
  • Vehicle antenna

Base station

  • NGT SRx/SR/ASR HF transceiver with GPS and fan options
  • 3020 power supply
  • Base antenna
  • Computer and printer

GPS tracking requires:

Computer: minimum configuration

  • Pentium III or higher with 128 MB RAM (minimum)
  • MS Windows 95, 98, NT or 2000
  • SVGA colour monitor, 1024×768 resolution
  • 100 MB free hard disk space (minimum)
  • 1 free RS-232 port for transceiver control
  • 1 free parallel port for printing reports, if required
  • Internav GPS tracking and position-reporting software

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