iTrax STEALTH GPS Tracking System Specifications

 

iTrax System Overview The iTrax unit has 4 main areas of operation - 1.  Main system control 2.  Wireless transmitter 3.  Input/output power 4.  GPS receiver

The iTrax input/output connector is designed to be wired directly to the external input/output of standard aftermarket remote start kits and control it's features remotely.

The iTrax tracking system can be accessed several different ways.
1.  Any computer with internet access
2.  A cell phone with web access
3.  Any telephone using a voice command
 

iTrax Multiple Tower Network
iTrax devices use a simulcast network where messages are sent to the iTrax from multiple towers simultaneously at high power (1000 watts).  Messages received from the iTrax are also received by the multiple towers.  This redundancy enables communication even during heavy network congestion and increases overall reliability.

Most devices use Broadband networks than transmit from the closest single tower at weak power (60 watts).

iTrax GPS Network
The network providing iTrax its location information is the Global Positioning System (GPS).  The GPS system is a constellation of 27 earth-orbiting satellites owned and operated by the United States Government.

iTrax contains a GPS receiver to receive the location information from the satellite network.  The GPS receivers job is to locate 3 or more of these satellites, calculate the distance to each and through a process known as "triangulation" use this information to find its own location.

iTrax users then logon to the HSNI.us website to access their accounts, and see their iTrax GPS units in action. 

    
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From the HSNI.us website, users have access to:

1. Vehicle control options

2. Mapping

3. Geofence mapping (such as parking lot protection for businesses)

4. Route plotting

5. Vehicle location history, speeds, etc..

6. Cell phone or email notifications of vehicle events such as speeds, locations, geofences or disconnects.

7. Event history

8. Inventory reconciliation (count vehicles on a particular parking lot)

9. Alarm events (battery disconnects, motion detection)

10. Real time vehicle tracking

iTrax Mobile Web Interface
The iTrax mobile web interface is meant to be accessed by color web enabled cell phones.  Most newer cell phones should support this interface.  Through the iTrax mobile web interface users can use the following functions -

1. Start the vehicle

2. Locate the vehicle

3. View map

4. Lock

5. Unlock

6. Carjack

7. Enable

8. Disable

9. Check settings

10. Switch

11. Geofences and Quickfence

12. Vacation

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