How Does m-Trak Work?

Step 1:
m-Trak’s GPS receiver determines the vehicle’s location.

Step 2:
The unit sends the location information through SMS (Short Messaging Service) to the fleet manager’s control station.

Step 3:
The control station receives the location information continuously.

Step 4:
The m-Trak control station software plots the vehicle’s location on a map display.

Step 5:
The fleet manager views the vehicle on the map and receives the vehicle status.

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Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL):

Utilizing GPS Technology and a Wireless Data Network we are able to create a very effective management system that tracks, monitors and communicates with any mobile work force. Giving companies the ability to manage remote assets can provide tremendous cost saving and improve the overall efficiency of any operation. Whether you want to remotely monitor when the concrete is being poured, analyze the length of stops, control overtime, determine a better route or simply communicate, m-Trak software provides the necesarry management insights.

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GPS is a Global Positioning System:

GPS is funded by and controlled by the U.S. Department of Defense (DOD). While there are many thousands of civil users of GPS worldwide, the system was designed for and is operated by the U.S. military. The GPS services are free to be used in any commercial application.

The GPS Constellation consists of 24 satellites that orbit the earth in 12 hours. GPS receivers, receiving several satellites at the same time, can compute position, speed and time estimates.