It has GPRS/GSM subsystem that works in a wide frequency band from 850 to 1900 MHz and can be remotely controlled via GPRS channel. As an addition it has a built-in three-axis accelerometer, temperature sensor, inside battery indicator and SOS button.
Location technologies
GL300VC supports Assisted GPS and GLONASS, as well as GSM cell-ID based positioning. Thanks to modern chip from u-blox it acquires the position quite fast and accurate even in urban conditions. For A-GPS needs the following addresses in the Internet must be accessible from the device: agps.u-blox.com:46434 and http://alp.u-blox.com/current_ld.alp
Device supports continuous and interval tracking modes. Together with sleeping mode they can be configured in the most flexible ways.
Emergency button
In the middle of the front panel you can see the emergency button. It’s thumb-size and easy to find without looking into it, nevertheless you’ll hardly push it occasionally. To confirm the SOS signal is sent the GPS tracker vibrates when the button pressed.
Battery life
Queclink GL300VC tracker is remarkable for its battery life. According to our field tests it runs in continuous mode at least 14 hours (in normal conditions with active moving), while in interval tracking mode it can report about its position for up to one week.
The Li-pol rechargeable battery has capacity of 1300 mAh. The battery can’t be removed, what makes sense for anti-sabotage in the employees tracking applications. To charge the battery you can use included AC/DC adaptor (or any other similar adaptor with standard micro-USB plug), while car adapter is optional.
But it’s not only about the battery capacity that puts Queclink GL300VC among the trackers with the longest working time. This device is embedded with 3-axes accelerometer which is used for switching device to sleep mode (and harsh driving behavior detection). Together with smart firmware algorithm and flexible tracking mode settings it works just as you expect. The status of the device user can control with LEDs on the front panel.
Mobile networks
Queclink GV300VC is designed for CDMA standard widely used in the North America.
Local and remote management
GL300VC tracker is fully controlled over GPRS. There is also a wide list of SMS commands in a human-friendly format, on which device always replies back.
You can also configure it from a PC, but you will require a special serial cable, which is not always included into a standard package (depends on the local vendor). The software is designed for professional users and has average usability.
