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What is GNSS And Why Do Some Teltonika Routers Support GPS?
What is GNSS? GNSS stands for Global Navigation Satellite System. It is the umbrella term for all satellite-based positioning and…
IoT and M2M
GNSS and GPS
Location from GPS and other satellite systems for vehicles and moving assets, built into many industrial routers.
Products for GNSS and GPS
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Cradlepoint R1900 Industrial 5G Router - M2M / Vehicle 5G (with 1 year essentials)
Cradlepoint R1900 LTE 5G Router with One Year or Three Year Cradlepoint Netcloud device management subscription.
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Teltonika ATRM50 5G Router for Transportation
The Teltonika ATRM50 is an automotive cellular module with 5G (up to 3.4Gbps download, 4G fallback), two SIM slots, Wi-Fi 5, four gigabit Ethernet ports, GNSS positioning and digital I/O.
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What it is
GNSS covers GPS, Galileo, GLONASS and BeiDou. Routers with GNSS report location to a platform such as Teltonika RMS, add location to data, and can trigger actions when a vehicle enters or leaves an area.
Where it fits
- Fleet vehicles and plant
- Public transport and emergency vehicles
- Redeployable equipment such as CCTV towers
What to look for
- A GNSS antenna with a clear view of the sky
- Combined antennas for 4G or 5G, GNSS and Wi-Fi
- How location data will be used
Read what GNSS is and why some Teltonika routers support GPS, and see routers for vehicles.
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Questions
Does GNSS need a separate antenna?
Usually yes, either a dedicated GNSS antenna or a combined roof antenna with a GNSS element.
In the glossary: GNSS