Sony MP595 User Manual
Rev 1.5 Jul.08
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7: Configuring the MP Modem to
Report GPS and I/O Data
Report GPS and I/O Data
The MP modem is capable of reporting position and heading
information using the embedded GPS module, as well as the
status of sensors, gauges, and alarms connected to the I/O
(Input/Output) port. The MP modem is typically installed in a
fleet of vehicles with the GPS and/or I/O data being sent to a
central office or dispatch for processing.
information using the embedded GPS module, as well as the
status of sensors, gauges, and alarms connected to the I/O
(Input/Output) port. The MP modem is typically installed in a
fleet of vehicles with the GPS and/or I/O data being sent to a
central office or dispatch for processing.
This chapter describes how to implement local reporting of
GPS and I/O data.
GPS and I/O data.
MP modem to exchange data with your private network.
GPS configuration and
reporting
reporting
GPS receivers use an array of orbiting satellites operated by the
United States Department of Defense to triangulate their
coordinates on the Earth’s surface. In order to use the GPS
module in the MP modem, a GPS antenna must be connected
to the MP modem. (The installation requires either two
antennas—one Main RF and one GPS—or a single combination
RF/GPS antenna.)
United States Department of Defense to triangulate their
coordinates on the Earth’s surface. In order to use the GPS
module in the MP modem, a GPS antenna must be connected
to the MP modem. (The installation requires either two
antennas—one Main RF and one GPS—or a single combination
RF/GPS antenna.)
For more information about GPS, see the Primer on GPS Opera‐
tions (document #2130313) on the Sierra Wireless web site,
tions (document #2130313) on the Sierra Wireless web site,
.