This document describes an automotive vehicle tracking system that uses an ARM microprocessor and GPS and GSM modules to track vehicle location and send position information via text message to authorized users. The system architecture and working theory are introduced, showing how the ARM controller interfaces with GPS and GSM modules to obtain the vehicle's latitude and longitude upon receiving a missed call, and then send this data via text message over the GSM network. The hardware and software requirements for implementing this embedded system are also outlined.
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This document describes an automotive vehicle tracking system that uses an ARM microprocessor and GPS and GSM modules to track vehicle location and send position information via text message to authorized users. The system architecture and working theory are introduced, showing how the ARM controller interfaces with GPS and GSM modules to obtain the vehicle's latitude and longitude upon receiving a missed call, and then send this data via text message over the GSM network. The hardware and software requirements for implementing this embedded system are also outlined.
This document describes an automotive vehicle tracking system that uses an ARM microprocessor and GPS and GSM modules to track vehicle location and send position information via text message to authorized users. The system architecture and working theory are introduced, showing how the ARM controller interfaces with GPS and GSM modules to obtain the vehicle's latitude and longitude upon receiving a missed call, and then send this data via text message over the GSM network. The hardware and software requirements for implementing this embedded system are also outlined.
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This document describes an automotive vehicle tracking system that uses an ARM microprocessor and GPS and GSM modules to track vehicle location and send position information via text message to authorized users. The system architecture and working theory are introduced, showing how the ARM controller interfaces with GPS and GSM modules to obtain the vehicle's latitude and longitude upon receiving a missed call, and then send this data via text message over the GSM network. The hardware and software requirements for implementing this embedded system are also outlined.
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DRK COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING
<<AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLE TRACKING SYSTEM>> ABSTRACT:
Intelligent Transportation System is a crucial part of different countries information construction. With the increasing city holdings of cars, there are more and more traffic jams, so requirements are that Intelligent Transportation needs more improvement. The key technology Of Intelligent Transportation is Vehicle positioning System, while the key of which is positioning System. Nowadays the most widely used positioning system is the Global Positioning System of America (GPS), which is a system consisting 24 satellites whose searching area embrace the globe. It can ensure that more than 4 satellites will be observed at one time, no matter what time it is or where you are, thus making sure that they can collect the longitude and latitude of the view point, and furthermore realizing the function of navigation, positioning, and time service. The design of this paper-Vehicle positioning System Based on ARM a combination of GPS and GSM can upload the information of the vehicle such as the position and speed to the Monitoring center in time , to make it convenient to control the traffic. Whats more, users can use the password to track vehicles, for security and anti-robbery, call Manual / automatic alarm, and check the vehicle position.
The architecture and working theory of this system is introduced in details, and introduces the vehicle location system which uses the ARM microprocessor LPC2148 as a control unit to combinative with GPS and GSM modules which are kept inside the vehicle . Whenever a missed call give to the kit which placed inside the vehicle it gets the latitude and longitude values from the GPS and send as the text message over the GSM network to the authorized person. Hence Vehicle Positioning System is small, stable and reliable, with small delay, which can effectively overcome the past disadvantages of poor real-time and high operating costs existed in the system
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BLOCK DIAGRAM:
Data from satellite
LCD DISPLAY EMBEDDED MAX CONTROLLER GPS MODEM 232 MAX 232 GSM MODEM
MOBILE
Authorized person mobile
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HARDWARE REQUIREMENTS: CONTROLLER (ARM LPC 2148/AT89S52). GSM MODEM. GPS MODEM. POWER SUPPLY UNIT MAX 232 IC. MISCELLINOIUS COMPONENTS.
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS: FOR AT89S52 BASED: The KEIL U version IDE which Keil C51 Product is a complete software development environment for the 8051 microcontroller family. Us Flash+ Ver. 4.0.0 programmer for MCS51 microcontrollers developed by UC micro systems. FOR LPC 2148 BASED: The KEIL MDK-ARM is a complete software development environment for ARM7 (LPC 2148) and ARM9 processor-based devices. Flash the device using FLASH MAGIC, a free software utility sponsored by NXP. LANGUAGE: All editions provide a complete Embedded C/C++ development environment and KEIL includes extensive middleware libraries. PLATFORM: WINDOWS XP.
(Doi 10.1109/ITST.2007.4295849) Thong, Stephen Teang Soo Han, Chua Tien Rahman, Tharek Abdul - (IEEE 2007 7th International Conference On ITS Telecommunications - Sophia Antipolis
