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Logistics Module
Remote downloading of tachograph data
Vehicle event management
Vehicle Preventative Maintenance
Dispatching
Hours of Service Control (HoS)
Eco Driving
Care Driving
Driving Control
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Scheduled Reports
Fleet Management Control
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Data forwarding
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DCT Syrus II can by controlled hours of service in real-time from a Tracking Management Platform or can send SMS alerts to a predefined mobile phone. DCT Syrus II is used for Track & Trace, Vehicle Recovery in service routes or deliveries tasks and Telematics applications.
Access to real-time tracking service with your user and password.
DCT Syrus II GPS Tracker Featured
DCT Syrus II is the evolution of "Syrus" old model with higher functionality and performance, ideal for vehicle location and Fleet Management solutions. DCT Syrus II now with Can Bus J1708/J1939 compatibility, increased event buffer for extended log up to 12000 events of their automatic vehicle dispatch.
Additional Info
- Brand: DCT
- Model: Syrus II
- Target Market: Track & Trace, Vehicle recovery, Fleet Management, Telematics, 2-way messages w/drivers, In-car navigation
- GSM band: Full quadband
- Voice: Yes
- Back up Battery: Yes
- Internal Memory: Yes
- Communication method: GSM, GPRS, TCP, UDP
- Position by: Time, Distance, Angle change
- Sleep mode: Yes
- Digital Inputs: >4
- Pre-defined inputs: Ignition
- Analogue Inputs: 1
- Internal events based: Yes
- Antennas: GPS internal, GSM internal
- Casing: Plastic
- Extra Connectivity: Microphone / Speaker, Fuel Sensors, Temp Sensors, Garmin FMI, Driver ID, 1-wire, Serial Port
- Can Bus: J1939, J1708
- Made in: USA
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