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CalAmp TTU-1230 tracker allows you to connect different external devices to the 3 digital inputs and 3 digital open collector outputs (200mA) which provides, this interface will cover any requirement for installations in high-value assets or vehicles. The TTU-1230 GPS tracker besides being able to be tracked on a server via Web, you can send updates of events to a mobile phone using SMS alerts that are preconfigured in this Standalone GPS.
Access to real-time tracking service with your user and password.
CalAmp TTU-1230 GPS Tracker
CalAmp TTU-1230 GPS Asset Trackers which it becomes a Standalone GPS to be installed with its internal battery, offering up to 3 months duration with one message a day. TTU-1230 can send data via UDP to a Tracking Management Platform where you can perform real-time location of this Standalone GPS tracker.
Additional Info
- Brand: CalAmp
- Model: TTU-1230
- Target Market: Track & Trace, Vehicle recovery, Fleet Management
- CDMA band: CDMA 1xRTT, 850/1900 MHz
- GSM band: Full quadband
- HSPA/UMTS band: All bands
- Voice: No
- Back up Battery: Yes
- Internal Memory: Yes
- Communication method: GPRS, UDP
- Position by: Time
- Sleep mode: Yes
- Digital Inputs: 3
- Internal events based: Yes
- Antennas: GPS internal, GSM internal
- Casing: Plastic IP66 sealed enclosure
- Extra Connectivity: Wire harness
- Made in: USA
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