BI 910 TREK
A time-tested GPS tracker for professional monitoring that provides fuel control, reading data from the CAN bus, supports driver/trailer identification, has external antennas, and allows you to connect a large number of additional sensors. An excellent solution for agricultural machinery, special equipment, logistics, and fleets.
Features
Key features
- High accuracy of determining coordinates and mileage
- Connection of fuel level sensors via RS-485
- Connection of pulse flow meters
- Working with 1-Wire (iButton, temperature sensors)
- “Black box” mode with backup memory
Logistics companies and freight transportation
Fuel control in a large fleet
Construction and special equipment
Monitoring of buses and passenger transport
Control of fuel tankers
Characteristics
- GSM1800: up to 1 W
4 discrete inputs (active "minus")
2 analog inputs
2 discrete outputs
RS-485 x 1 (Support RFID, Fuel Level Sensors)
1-Wire x 1 (Support DS18B20 temperature sensors and DS1990 identification)
Protocols and Integration (For Developers)
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Supported Data Transfer ProtocolsWialon IPS, binary protocol
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ConfigurationSMS commands, GPRS
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Full compatibility withWialon, Navixy, Cropio, GPS-Trace and other platforms
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Questions and answers
Yes, up to 4 level sensors can be connected via RS-485 at the same time.
Yes, so in the absence of a GPS signal, the tracker will transmit the correct date and time (important for gas stations and filling stations, where GPS signal reception is often unavailable).
It is possible, but the bus scanning functions are not available during remote configuration. For remote CAN bus scanning, we recommend the BI 530 C TREK v3 and BI 450 TREK models with FOTA support.
No, it does not. Work with an external GPS data source is supported by the Bitrek Connect system, which has deeper integration with agricultural machinery.
