Fuel Control
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
Field Management
Scheduled Reports
Fleet Management Control
Mobile Applications
Data forwarding
API
GPS Vehicle Trackers
GPS Asset Trackers
GPS Personal Trackers
GPS Satellite Trackers
IoT Devices
+34 972 24 97 22
sales@globalavl.com
CalAmp LMU-2600 is intended for Driving control and will provide reports by sudden braking, aggressive acceleration or impact on the vehicle. The interface for connecting external devices in LMU-2600 is as follows: 5 digital inputs, 3 digital open collector outputs (200mA), 2 analog inputs and 1 input for 1-Wire Driver identification with which you can override conducting unauthorized personnel in its vehicle fleet entries.
Access to real-time tracking service with your user and password.
CalAmp LMU-2600 GPS Tracker
CalAmp LMU-2600 GPS Vehicle Trackers or for Fleet Management solutions. You can locate in real-time the LMU-2600 GPS tracker if you register within a Tracking Management Platform via Web or schedule sending SMS alerts to receive any change event generated by the device on a mobile phone.
Additional Info
- Brand: CalAmp
- Model: LMU-2600
- Target Market: Track & Trace, Vehicle recovery, Fleet Management
- CDMA band: CDMA 1xRTT, 850/1900 MHz
- GSM band: Full quadband
- HSPA/UMTS band: 850/1900 MHz
- Voice: No
- Back up Battery: Yes
- Internal Memory: Yes
- Communication method: GPRS, UDP
- Position by: Time, Distance
- Sleep mode: Yes
- Digital Inputs: >4
- Analogue Inputs: 2
- Internal events based: Yes
- Antennas: GPS internal, GSM internal
- Casing: Plastic
- Extra Connectivity: Driver ID, 1-wire, TTlL port
- Made in: USA
Solutions
Solutions for service providers in vehicle fleet management.
Products
Products specially designed to meet telematics needs in fleet management.
GPS Trackers
Integrated GPS trackers and IoT devices for immediate use.
Company
All institutional information and our interaction with the community.
|
|
|
|
