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=Description= | =Description= | ||
GPS trackers with special features, for instance, advanced devices with special modification (external antennas, serial ports) or devices with waterproof casing (IP67), high capacity internal batteries | GPS trackers with special features, for instance, advanced devices with special modification (external antennas, serial ports) or devices with waterproof casing (IP67), high capacity internal batteries and more. Special features cover such use cases as: | ||
*Insurance telematics; | *Insurance telematics; | ||
*Motorcycle tracking, protection, and safety; | *Motorcycle tracking, protection, and safety; | ||
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*Speed limiting; | *Speed limiting; | ||
*And more. | *And more. | ||
=Technology= | =Technology= | ||
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| '''FMB''' – GSM (2G), GNSS, | | '''FMB''' – GSM (2G), GNSS, Bluetooth® trackers | ||
| '''FMU''' – 3G (UMTS), 2G fallback, GNSS, | | '''FMU''' – 3G (UMTS), 2G fallback, GNSS, Bluetooth® trackers | ||
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| '''FMC''' – 4G LTE (CAT1), 3G/2G fallback, GNSS, | | '''FMC''' – 4G LTE (CAT1), 3G/2G fallback, GNSS, Bluetooth® trackers | ||
| '''FMM''' – 4G LTE (CAT M1), NB-IoT, 2G fallback, GNSS, | | '''FMM''' – 4G LTE (CAT M1), NB-IoT, 2G fallback, GNSS, Bluetooth® trackers | ||
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==FMB Series*== | ==FMB Series*== | ||
'''2G trackers''' – GSM, GNSS, | '''2G trackers''' – GSM, GNSS, Bluetooth® trackers | ||
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The letter '''B''' in the name stands for | The letter '''B''' in the name stands for Bluetooth®. FMB is the first series of devices in Teltonika that offered Bluetooth® functionality. All of the following series will be based on the FMB series, but with different network technology. | ||
*MTB100, FMT100, FMP100 or MSP500 devices fall into this category. | *MTB100, FMT100, FMP100 or MSP500 devices fall into this category. | ||
==FMU Series*== | ==FMU Series*== | ||
'''3G trackers''' – 3G (with 2G fallback), GNSS, | '''3G trackers''' – 3G (with 2G fallback), GNSS, Bluetooth® trackers | ||
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The letter '''U''' stands for UMTS or in other words 3G. FMU series devices support 3G technology. | The letter '''U''' stands for UMTS or in other words 3G. FMU series devices support 3G technology. | ||
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==FMC Series== | ==FMC Series== | ||
'''4G (CAT 1) trackers''' – 4G (with 3G and 2G fallback), GNSS, | '''4G (CAT 1) trackers''' – 4G (with 3G and 2G fallback), GNSS, Bluetooth® trackers | ||
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The letter '''C''' stands for CAT 1. FMC series devices support 4G LTE CAT 1 technology. | The letter '''C''' stands for CAT 1. FMC series devices support 4G LTE CAT 1 technology. | ||
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==FMM Series== | ==FMM Series== | ||
'''4G (CAT M1) trackers''' – LTE CAT M1 (with 2G fallback), NB-IoT, GNSS, | '''4G (CAT M1) trackers''' – LTE CAT M1 (with 2G fallback), NB-IoT, GNSS, Bluetooth® trackers | ||
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The letter '''M''' stands for CAT M1. FMM series devices support 4G LTE CAT M1 technology. | The letter '''M''' stands for CAT M1. FMM series devices support 4G LTE CAT M1 technology. | ||
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Currently, FMC with LTE CAT 1 technology provides the best solution for Fleet Management devices, because of the global coverage and 3G/2G fallback support. However, FMM with LTE CAT M1 is more future-proof technology, which brings the best solution for low-cost, low-energy telecommunications systems. | Currently, FMC with LTE CAT 1 technology provides the best solution for Fleet Management devices, because of the global coverage and 3G/2G fallback support. However, FMM with LTE CAT M1 is more future-proof technology, which brings the best solution for low-cost, low-energy telecommunications systems. | ||
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