Juneo TK913-E 4G LTE magnetic GPS tracker – Ultra-compact discreet tracking

The map is a fundamental element, the "background interface" of the system. During tracking, several types of maps can be used, such as versions specialized for road networks, pedestrian, or bicycle routes in the case of Open Street Map.

After a successful login, the system displays our devices on the map. In addition to the real-time display of their current movement, you can obtain detailed information by selecting any device:

• On the device's position (coordinates and address)
• On device and network characteristics (e.g., battery level, GSM and satellite connections)
• On the physical status (e.g., fuel, battery, operating hours) of the vehicle or equipment equipped with the tracker.

In the tracking system, you can see not only current events, but previous events related to devices and vehicles can also be retrieved. Routes for a specific period can be requested. The system displays the route and related event points on the map, providing detailed information: the time taken for each section, the speed of travel, the distance covered, and where and for how long the asset waited.

You can configure how the central system handles your devices and incoming data. Devices can be grouped, labeled, or marked with colors on the map. The system can be configured with measurement units (e.g., kilometers or miles), motion detection modes, and time zone specifications.

The system can send notifications (alerts) about events related to vehicles or devices, such as displacement (movement), towing, or leaving specific zones. Alerts can be set up individually for each device. For certain devices, SOS calls and messages are a special feature, operating by calling pre-set phone numbers and sending emails and/or SMS notifications.

The complete system consists of tracking devices and tracking software. As technical equipment, the devices have their own operating settings, such as position reporting frequency, contact numbers, alarm or time zone settings, sounding a signal for searching, remote shutdown, etc. These settings and actions can be performed through the software's Send Command function.

In addition to graphical map data and directly related text data, complex reports can be generated using the Reports function. A frequently used report, for example when tracking vehicles, is the journey log (logbook).

POIs (Points of Interest) are significant locations that you want to mark on the map. A POI can be a point (e.g., a gas station or shop) or an area (e.g., a plot of land). Accordingly, point-based and area-based POIs can be added to the tracking system, and the shapes of the latter can be drawn manually. Alerts can also be assigned to POIs for when a tracking device arrives at or leaves them.

Events occur continuously within the tracking system. Devices detect movement, stops, and physical impacts. The processing system analyzes the incoming data and determines the related events, which are recorded in the event log. The log is available for customers to view and can be filtered or queried based on various criteria.