What does the tracker in the car mean?
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The tracker in the car is a positioning device that receives GPS signals from space through the tracker host, analyzes the GPS signals to calculate the earth coordinates, and then reports the location to the monitoring center through wireless networks such as GSM/CDMA. The following is a detailed introduction to GPS trackers: Function: Use GPS satellite positioning terminals to accurately locate, track in real-time, remotely monitor, and prevent theft and hijacking of remote targets (cars). Classification: GPS trackers are divided into two types: strong magnetic non-installation type and wired type. The advantage of wired GPS locators is that they are powered by the car's power supply, enabling 24-hour uninterrupted positioning. The advantage of wireless GPS locators is their good concealment and wide distribution range.