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'''TRANSIGHT''' Tracking devices are categorized into three types based on their features and integration capabilities: '''Basic''', '''Standard''', and '''Advanced'''. | '''TRANSIGHT''' Tracking devices are categorized into three types based on their features and integration capabilities: '''Basic''', '''Standard''', and '''Advanced'''. | ||
Basic Trackers are entry-level devices designed for straightforward vehicle location tracking. These models do not support sensor integration and are ideal for personal vehicles or minimal tracking requirements where only basic data such as position, speed, and movement history is needed. | 1. Basic Trackers are entry-level devices designed for straightforward vehicle location tracking. These models do not support sensor integration and are ideal for personal vehicles or minimal tracking requirements where only basic data such as position, speed, and movement history is needed. | ||
Standard Trackers offer enhanced functionality with support for various external sensors. These devices can monitor fuel levels, temperature, ignition status, and other key parameters, making them well-suited for fleet management, logistics, and cold-chain applications. | 2. Standard Trackers offer enhanced functionality with support for various external sensors. These devices can monitor fuel levels, temperature, ignition status, and other key parameters, making them well-suited for fleet management, logistics, and cold-chain applications. | ||
Advanced Trackers are designed for high-end and industrial-grade applications. They come with advanced features such as CAN bus data reading, and support for technologies like Bluetooth. These devices provide a complete telematics solution for complex use cases that demand high reliability, accuracy, and real-time data integration. | 3. Advanced Trackers are designed for high-end and industrial-grade applications. They come with advanced features such as CAN bus data reading, and support for technologies like Bluetooth. These devices provide a complete telematics solution for complex use cases that demand high reliability, accuracy, and real-time data integration. | ||
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<span class="mw-customtoggle-1" style="cursor:pointer; color:#680022;">'''[[Basic Trackers|<big>Basic Trackers</big>]]'''</span> | 1. <span class="mw-customtoggle-1" style="cursor:pointer; color:#680022;">'''[[Basic Trackers|<big>Basic Trackers</big>]]'''</span> | ||
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'''[[Discovery 2G Basic]]'''[Under Development]<br> | '''[[Discovery 2G Basic]]'''[Under Development]<br> | ||
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<span class="mw-customtoggle-2" style="cursor:pointer; color:#680022;">'''[[Standard Trackers|<big>Standard Trackers</big>]]'''</span> | 2. <span class="mw-customtoggle-2" style="cursor:pointer; color:#680022;">'''[[Standard Trackers|<big>Standard Trackers</big>]]'''</span> | ||
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'''[[Discovery 2G-RS232|Discovery 2G Plus (RS232)]]'''<br> | '''[[Discovery 2G-RS232|Discovery 2G Plus (RS232)]]'''<br> | ||
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<span class="mw-customtoggle-3" style="cursor:pointer; color:#680022;">'''[[Advanced Trackers|<big>Advanced Trackers</big>]]'''</span> | 3. <span class="mw-customtoggle-3" style="cursor:pointer; color:#680022;">'''[[Advanced Trackers|<big>Advanced Trackers</big>]]'''</span> | ||
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'''[[Discovery 4G-485+CAN|Discovery 4G Advanced]]''' <br> | '''[[Discovery 4G-485+CAN|Discovery 4G Advanced]]''' <br> | ||
Revision as of 11:40, 4 July 2025
TRANSIGHT Tracking devices are categorized into three types based on their features and integration capabilities: Basic, Standard, and Advanced.
1. Basic Trackers are entry-level devices designed for straightforward vehicle location tracking. These models do not support sensor integration and are ideal for personal vehicles or minimal tracking requirements where only basic data such as position, speed, and movement history is needed.
2. Standard Trackers offer enhanced functionality with support for various external sensors. These devices can monitor fuel levels, temperature, ignition status, and other key parameters, making them well-suited for fleet management, logistics, and cold-chain applications.
3. Advanced Trackers are designed for high-end and industrial-grade applications. They come with advanced features such as CAN bus data reading, and support for technologies like Bluetooth. These devices provide a complete telematics solution for complex use cases that demand high reliability, accuracy, and real-time data integration.
1. Basic TrackersDiscovery 2G Basic[Under Development]
Discovery 4G Basic
Discovery 4G Advanced
Discovery 4G IP67[Under Development]
Discovery 4G AC[Under Development]