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The Device is powered through the OBDII Diagnostic Link
Connector (DLC).
The OBDII port allows the device to communicate to the
vehicle’s Engine Control Module (ECM), which provides access
to the engine data.
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GPS Position & Velocity technology
The device utilizes a 20-channel GPS receiver and active GPS
antenna.
The device incorporates the Otto-driving companion® road
safety device features using the municipal coverage area
maps.
The device incorporates the OttoLog® data recording and trip
report summary features through an export data utility function.
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RFID (Radio Frequency IDentification) Driver ID
RFID transceiver integrated within the OttoView-CD device.
The device utilizes a 125 kHz RFID antenna that is connected
to the OttoView-CD device
The device uses a passive key fob with a unique 64 bit
identifier.
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Data Management and Export Software Utility
Used to retrieve the desired driver tracking system data from a
memory card.
Used to convert the data to a number of file formats including:
Comma-Separated-Value (CSV), OttoLog® IPL format and
GoogleEarth/GoogleMaps KML format.
Indexes all data files (OTL format) for file management by date
for each device serial number.
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Hardware
Dimensions: 8.7 cm by 7 cm x 1.8 cm, 150 grams
Includes an SD Memory card slot for trip information recording.
Includes 5 LED indicators that illuminate when the associated
device functionality is operational.
Includes a 6-pin mini-DIN connector for interfacing with the
external GPS antenna-receiver.
Includes an RCA connector for connection to an external 125
kHz RFID antenna.
Includes an RJ45 socket for connection to a cable harness with
an RJ45 plug and an SAEJ1962M plug for connection to the
vehicle’s DLC.