What does GPS mean in a car?
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GPS in a car refers to the Global Positioning System installed in the vehicle, typically positioned at the car's fuse box, OBD port, or within the car's electrical circuit. The functions of GPS include: 1. Theft prevention through positioning; 2. Navigation and positioning; 3. Querying two months of historical trajectory; 4. Remote vehicle control; 5. Alert message notifications. The installation steps for GPS are: 1. Inspect the vehicle structure to determine the installation plan; 2. Confirm the installation location for the vehicle terminal host; 3. Locate and mark the power cable positions near the terminal; 4. Route and connect the wiring; 5. Turn on the power and check if all indicator lights are functioning normally; 6. Secure the terminal and accessories using double-sided adhesive tape.