Now there's no reason not to have an
AVL solution. Mobile Monitor provides a low cost alternative to
products costing tens of thousands of dollars, for only a fraction of
the price.
Screen shot of the Mobile Monitor Map
Features and Benefits
- Web-based
mapping interface. No client software or plug-ins required.
- Low cost
- Uses nearly
any map data, including free Tiger/Line maps, and customized
maps.
- Built-in geocode and
reverse geocode functionality
- Multiple map
selection
- Real time
monitoring of vehicles, as low as 3 seconds per sample
- Plot events
on the map
- Multiple per-user security roles
- Encrypted
and secure. Password protected access only
- Fault
tolerant
- Multiple
agency/organizational unit design
- Receive
coordinates from nearly any GPS modem, or wireless connected PC
- Playback
vehicle movement from any past date
- Free minor version updatees. Major version upgrade only if needed
Target Audience
- State, county, and local law enforcement agencies
- Ambulance and EMS services and agencies
- Fire departments
- Mass transit services
- Delivery services
- Taxi and limousine services
- Any organization requiring tracking of valuable assets
System Requirements
Server Component:
Computer: Pentium 4,
1.8GHz or greater; 4 Mb RAM per connected client; 10 Mb Hard Disk per
connected Client plus 64Kb per Square Nautical mile of map graphics;
Ethernet network card; SVGA Graphics card
Operating System:
Windows Server 2003 or Windows Server 2008 with Internet Information
Server Version 6 or 7 installed
Internet Connection:
a minimum of 56KB per second transfer rate per connected client; Static
IP Address
Data: Map data in
ESRI Shape format. Other formats upon request.
Optional Components:
Microsoft Certificate Server software installed to the specified
Windows operating system; SSL Certificate; A domain name that is
assigned to the static IP Address
Client Component:
Computer: Pentium II
300Mhz or greater; 64 Mb RAM; 10Gb Hard drive; SVGA Graphics Adapter
configured for at least 800x600 with 16K colors; TCP/IP compatible
network interface
Operating System:
Windows 98SE, 2000, XP, 2003, Vista, 2008 with Internet Explorer 7.0, Firefox 3.0,
Safari 3.1 or higher installed, JavaScript and Cookie enabled.
Internet Connection:
TCP/IP enabled network Connection with at least 56KB per second
transfer speed
Additional Hardware:
A NMEA Compatible GPS Receiver unit with either a serial port
connection, or other interface such as USB with serial port emulation
software (Requires Mobile Monitor software. See below)
OR
GPS Modem capable of sending TAIP or NMEA data via UDP or TCP protocol
(Requires AVL Receiver Service software. See below)
View
the online demo (Agency: Default Username:
demo Password: demo)
User Manual
Contact us for an administrator-privileged demo.
GPS Receivers
There are several brands of GPS receivers that can be
plugged into the serial port or USB port of a computer. GPS
receivers must supply NMEA data via serial port or serial port
emulation.
GPS Monitor
GPS Monitor provides the
functionality of monitoring a GPS receiver attached to
an in-vehicle
laptop or tablet and sending coordinate data to the Mobile Monitor
server. GPS Monitor runs as a service on Windows NT based computers,
and a system tray utility on Windows 9x computers. GPS Monitor is
delivered free of charge for Mobile Monitor users that require it.
Mobile Monitor detects if the GPS receiver has failed or
been unplugged, and reports it on the Mobile Monitor Map
screen. The automatic update feature enables mass updating of vehicles without revisiting each computer. Requires Microsoft Windows and a wireless internet connection.
GPS Modems
Mobile Monitor supports several varieties of GPS modems. GPS modems
are modems that use a cellular phone carrier to communicate wirelessly,
with an onboard GPS receiver. Generally, the GPS receiver and
wireless communication antennas require mounting outside the vehicle.
GPS modems can be programmed to send coordinate data to an IP address
at regular intervals. Most GPS modems are capable of sending TAIP or
NMEA formatted data via TCP or UDP protocol.
AVL
Receiver Service
The AVL Receiver Service runs on either the Mobile Monitor Server, or
another server, and converts the data received from GPS modems to a
format that Mobile Monitor accepts. AVL Receiver Service is delivered
free of charge for customers that require it. Requires Microsoft Windows 5.0 or higher.
Map Data
Map
data comes in several formats, the most notable is ESRI Shape format
(*.shp). The US Census bureau supplies free map data available for
download. Although it is not the most accurate data, for most users on
a budget it may be sufficient. Premium map data can be licensed from
various vendors such as TeleAtlas, Navteq, and others, which will
provide updates at regular intervals. The geocoder and reverse geocoder
require shape data from Teleatlas, Navteq, or the US Census bureau.
AVL Web Connector
The AVL Web
Connector component is an OLE interface that allows posting of events
and vehicle position data to the Mobile Monitor server. This allows the
user to collect data from a different data source and post it to the
Mobile Monitor system. AVL Web Connector provides an interface to the
Mobile Monitor geocoder, enabling the user application to convert
addresses to coordinates on the fly. Requires Microsoft Windows.
Mobile Monitor is extensively documented. Call or email for additional details.
Resellers and system integrators welcome.
Pricing
| Single
Server with 100 Client Licenses |
$3,500.00 |
| Single
Server with 200 Client License |
$4,500.00 |
| Single Server with 500
Client License |
$9,500.00 |
| Greater than 500 Clients |
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