Various accessories to expand your operation.

iButton Reader + Tags

The iButton reader is a device used for user identification through a metallic iButton tag containing a unique factory-programmed code. When the tag is touched to the reader, the system instantly identifies the user or driver.

RFID Reader + Cards

The RFID reader is a device used for driver identification via radio frequency. It can read RFID tags or cards, typically operating at 125 kHz, and transmit the collected data through a TTL/RS-232 serial interface.

Panic Button (2-Meter Cable)

The panic button is an auxiliary device connected to the vehicle tracker, designed to be manually activated by the driver or passenger during emergencies. When pressed, the button immediately sends a signal to the tracker, which then generates and transmits alerts to the monitoring platform.

TTL Adapter (RS232)

Communication devices such as RFID readers and fuel level sensors use the RS-232 standard for data transmission. Vehicle trackers, on the other hand, operate with TTL-level serial interfaces, using 3.3V or 5V signals depending on the model. To ensure compatibility between the tracker and RS-232 devices, an RS-232-to-TTL serial converter is required. This converter adapts voltage and logic levels between the two standards, enabling safe and reliable communication between devices.

Speaker (2-Meter Cable)

A 2-watt, 8-ohm speaker with an operating voltage range of 9V to 15V, designed to provide audible alerts for the vehicle tracking system. It emits notification beeps when a driver is identified via iButton or RFID and also generates overspeed warnings.

Temperature Sensor (1 or 3 Meters)

A high-precision digital device that uses the 1-Wire protocol for simplified temperature measurement. Designed for demanding monitoring applications, it supports a temperature measurement range from -55°C to 150°C.