The Navman Wireless Data Capture Unit (DCU) and Engine Management System (EMS) are designed to provide up-to-date fleet and mobile asset intelligence.
The DCU is fitted to a truck to capture and collate vehicle data from an onboard controller area network vehicle bus network (CANbus). This information is then synchronised with GPS tracking data and sent to a Navman server.
The data can be accessed via Navman’s OnlineAVL2 software, which can also be used to generate reports both manually or automatically. When combined with onboard navigation devices, the DCU can be used to alert drivers to engine issues in real time and take corrective action.
The EMS measures negative driving habits, such as harsh breaking or acceleration, and positives such as correct use of gears or cruise control. The system can be used to identify and report on information including fuel consumption, idling time, oil pressure, water temperature and average trip speed.
The EMS can help companies adhere to workplace safety legislation, proactively address engine indicators and establish and monitor acceptable driving and fuel consumption benchmarks.
Due to a partnership with Telstra, users can elect to be billed for the EMS service on their monthly Telstra bills. Navman also has partnerships in place with Google and Microsoft.
Phone: 02 9886 8500
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