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Integrate our CAN to FMS database of 2,500+ vehicles

 

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Since 1997, our solutions have been used in over 1 million vehicles

Brief overview of database integration

Our advanced database, containing reverse-engineered data for over 2,500 vehicles, offers seamless integration into your telematics device. By embedding our firmware, your device can instantly convert raw CAN data into FMS standard and other calculated parameters, eliminating the need for an additional FMS converter. The recommended method of integration is through chip integration. In this scenario, your telematics device will incorporate an additional chip that contains the software responsible for this conversion. Throughout the entire process, our engineers work closely with your team to ensure seamless collaboration between both systems. The result is an exceptionally advanced telematics device, capable of meeting the ever-growing demands of users.

 

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Key benefits and features of database integration

 

  • INSTANT CONVERSION: Convert raw CAN data into FMS standard and other calculated parameters without the need for an additional FMS converter.
  • REDUCED INSTALLATION TIME: Streamline the installation process with direct integration, saving valuable time.
  • AUTOMATIC VEHICLE RECOGNITION: The AVL device will automatically identify the vehicle it’s installed in, eliminating the need for further calibration.
  • CONTINUOUS UPDATES: Stay ahead with annual updates that add 300-400 new vehicles to the database, ensuring ongoing compatibility and performance.
  • FLEXIBLE LICENCING OPTIONS: choose data for specific vehicles or the entire database, and opt for standard or extended parameters.
  • GUARANTEED DATA ACCURACY: Our data is based on vehicle measurements conducted by our own team and reverse-engineered by our experienced engineers.

 

Interested in learning more about database integration?

Our team is ready to provide you with detailed, step-by-step guidance to ensure you get the most out of our solution. Feel free to reach out anytime—we're happy to assist you in every way possible.

 

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