gps vehicle tracker.How to use GPS locators?

　　A GPS locator is a terminal that is equipped with a built-in GPS module and a mobile communication module. It is used to transmit the positioning data obtained by the GPS module to a server on the Internet through a mobile communication module (GSM/GPRS network), so that the terminal position can be queried on a computer.

　　1. After obtaining the GPS locator device, you can purchase it on the market or on JD.com.

　　2. Log in to the platform and register your account. Reminder: Do not discard the packaging box, as it contains the IMEI number and activation code. Without an IMEI number and activation code, the device will not be able to register.

　　After registering and activating the device, the location of the device can be viewed on the map. At the same time, the GPS locator must ensure that a SIM card is installed and a data plan is activated in order to be used normally. Recommended view: Why does a GPS locator require the use of a SIM card

　　4. Mouse click operation - track, zoom in, replay, close

　　Easily click with the mouse to instantly locate the target. When the positioning results are displayed on an electronic map, multiple electronic map operations can be performed. It can also locate multiple targets simultaneously. Specifically, it includes:

　　★ Zoom in/out: On electronic maps, functions such as zooming in/out, displaying full images, and centering the map can be performed.

　　★ Navigation function: It can display the motion trajectory of the target, calculate the running speed and direction of the target, and achieve fuzzy query of place names.

　　★ Target tracking: Multiple targets can be selected for real-time tracking, and the real-time position, speed, and direction of the targets can be viewed.

　　★ Trajectory playback: History playback allows you to view all driving information (dragging small dots to view each recorded point).

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