Knowledge Base
Datalink offers both GPS fleet tracking and two-way radio communications solutions, and in many cases these technologies can be used together to give your field teams comprehensive connectivity and visibility....
A panic or duress button gives your drivers a discreet way to signal that they are in danger or need immediate assistance. Datalink GPS tracking devices support the connection of...
One of the most common questions from new Datalink customers is how much mobile data their GPS tracking devices will use. This article provides practical guidance to help you select...
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) asset tracking is a powerful technology for automatically identifying and logging physical assets as they move through your facility or yard. Datalink offers comprehensive RFID tracking...
Geofences are virtual boundaries drawn on a map that trigger automatic alerts when a tracked vehicle or asset enters or exits the defined area. Geofencing is one of the most...
Accurate odometer and run-hour data is essential for maintenance scheduling, asset utilisation reporting, and compliance. Datalink GPS tracking devices include built-in on-device odometer and run-hour logging. What is On-Device Odometer...
Remote vehicle immobilisation is a powerful fleet management and vehicle security feature that allows authorised personnel to prevent a vehicle from starting via the tracking platform. How Remote Immobilisation Works...
GPS jammers are illegal devices that interfere with satellite signals to prevent GPS trackers from accurately reporting a vehicle's location. Datalink GPS devices include jamming detection capabilities to alert you...
Driver ID gives fleet managers the ability to identify which driver is operating each vehicle at any given time, improving accountability, enabling driver-specific reporting, and supporting PAYG insurance models. What...
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