ENAiKOON MP-route enables you to:
- Display and further process the location information and routes travelled by any ENAiKOON remote monitoring module in maps on Microsoft® MapPoint®.
- Send messages and trip orders, including navigation address, to vehicles (in conjunction with ENAiKOON display or ENAiKOON v-locator-mobile)
The driving route can be displayed in the following formats, at your discretion:
- As pins, noting the time at each location
- As a collection of straight lines (curves)
- As a route with the precise course of the route driven
All ENAiKOON remote monitoring modules are configurable (in addition to other criteria) to transmit a position report every time you drive around a bend.
This ensures that Microsoft® MapPoint® really does display the actual route driven.
To each vehicle may be assigned its own symbol on the map. It is also possible to have the symbols blink, according to the status of a vehicle. Some examples of this are:
- The vehicle symbol blinks when the ignition is off.
- The vehicle symbol blinks when the tail lift is open.
- The vehicle symbol blinks when the taxi is free.
- The vehicle symbol blinks upon an emergency call.
The selection of the GPS locations of vehicles, which may be displayed simultaneously, is fully adjustable by entering a time period and a list of vehicles.
Prescribed zones are circular areas in which a vehicle is to be located.
Prohibited zones are areas in which the vehicle is not permitted to be located.
The prescribed and prohibited zones specified with ENAiKOON MP-route can be transmitted to the ENAiKOON M2M commserver.
ENAiKOON fleet-control-web accesses these zone definitions, and immediately sends an email or SMS to the user when one of the user’s vehicles leaves a prescribed zone, or drives into a prohibited zone. This means that you always know immediately when anything out of the ordinary is happening with your vehicles.
ENAiKOON MP-route is 100 % compatible with the ENAiKOON-M2M commserver. The positioning data can be retrieved from the ENAiKOON-M2M commserver almost in real time.
