Qualcomm's Announces New Edition of Trailer Tracks 210
Qualcomm released the latest edition of Trailer Tracks 210 (TT210)

TT210 platform
Qualcomm released the latest edition of Trailer Tracks 210 (TT210).
TT210, which is now commercially available, provides timely information about the location and status of trailers for more efficient planning, enhanced productivity and improved security.
The untethered trailer tracking platform now includes an embedded solar charging system, using the latest technology to preserve equipment uptime and battery life, while the one-piece hardware configuration allows for easy installation.
Accessible for private and for-hire fleets of all sizes, TT210 is a stand-alone trailer tracking platform that monitors both tethered and untethered trailers independent of truck-based mobile systems. The feature-rich platform automatically reports the location and status of the trailers in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. This platform ensures fleets get valuable connect, disconnect and geofence information in the most accurate, cost-efficient and timely manner. TT210's compact one-piece terminal is easy to install and integrates with Qualcomm's MCP100, MCP110, MCP200 and legacy mobile fleet management solutions.
The TT210 offers drivers robust features, including two automated monitoring capabilities that use the connection between the TT210 device and the Qualcomm in-cab unit:
- Onboard geofencing: Built-in intelligence of the TT210 platform receives and stores geofence parameters, frequently communicating location information and allowing the unit to accurately compare its whereabouts to the geofence coordinates set by the customer. TT210's on-board geofencing feature has the built-in intelligence to quickly identify when a vehicle enters and exits a geofence, allowing the fleet to take action immediately. The platform does not require the host software to calculate whether a geofence has been breached, so more accurate and timely reporting can occur.
- Connects and disconnects: when using Qualcomm's in-cab unit for connectivity, TT210 delivers frequent and detailed reporting on trailer connects and disconnects at no extra cost.
To learn more about QES and how to manage bottom-line profitability with its trailer tracking platforms, visit QES' website.
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