KS999 GPS/GSM Tracker / Pager

WHAT IS THE KS-999

The KS-999 is a combination of a GSP Tracking device and a GSM Paging system for use on 12-24 volt vehicles. The system can be installed as a stand alone tracking system or combined pager and tracking system linked to an alarm system

There is no control station required, and it is simply done by the user. It can be described as the first DIY Tracking and Paging system 

HOW DOES IT WORK
The KS-999 can be used on any vehicle where there is a need to
know where it is at any time or be notified if your alarm is triggered

KEY FEATURES
Mobile phone / GSM text messaging paging
Warning text messages for:
* Alarm trigger
* Low battery power
* Low back-up battery power
*GSM Signal not available
* GPS Signal not ready
* GPS Signal not available
* GPS Last position fixed at xx xx'xx.xx"N, xxx xx'xx.xx"E
* GPS current position fixed at  xx xx'xx.xx"N, xxx xx'xx.xx"E
Simple SMS text for control; and requests to system
Lock or unlock doors from mobile phone via SMS text
Immobilise vehicle from mobile phone via SMS text
Panic trigger the horne from the mobile phone via SMS text
Password change from the mobile phone via SMS text
You may may check the vehicles position from either:
* http://www.maps.google.com (no download required)
* http://www.earth.google.com (download required)
16 Channel GPS correlator
Cold start signal acquisition (34s)
Suitable for 12 volt & 24 volt vehicles
Low battery monitoring for 12 volt vehicles only
Low back-up battery monitoring
Suitable for factory fitted systems (OEM)
Suitable for after market alarm systems
No monthly subscriptions
Uses pay-as-you-go  or pay monthly SIM card
Always connected to the GSM network
Instant triggering when alarm sounds
Dual colour status LED for GSM/GPS signal coverage
LED indicactor will let you know when you have good area
coverage
Easy to use and easy set-up with no software needed
Contacts one mobile phone
Choice of 1,2 or 3 warning messages sent per alarm cycle
Trigger input  for either +ve or -ve input
Hibernate mode when in low power
Low power consumption with only 5mA in standby and 10mA
when armed


  
The Global positioning
system's (GPS) function
of the unit is to establish
the longitude and        
latitude co-ordinates of
where the system is,
using more than three of
the satellites orbiting the
earth to pinpoint the
location, and the GSM
side of the system is used
to send that information
via the GSM network from 
the system in your vehicle
to your phone.
These co-ordinates are 
then punched into a
computer website and the
location of the vehicle is
displayed on a map
showing it's position