The handheld GPS bus station announcer is a new product that uses GPS information to automatically announce the station. It has a NUI natural human-computer interaction interface and a fully computer-prompted operation, which makes the operation simple and easy to learn, and can reduce the workload of bus drivers, effectively improve the safety probability of driving. It can complete multiple route announcements, write all the route information to one announcer, and then it does not need to change any software and hardware equipment when dispatching different route vehicles for cooperative driving. It automatically allocates line station information, automatically records bus speeding information (observing whether the driver is driving fast), records passing bus stops (observing whether the bus is running over the station), and driver driving information feedback (driver's description of the current vehicle status), which is very convenient for managing bus fleets.
This manual describes the handheld GPS bus stop announcer, a device that automatically announces bus stops using GPS data. It supports multiple languages, up to 999 bus lines, and offers functions such as background music, advertising playback, and overspeed alerts.
The guide covers hardware specifications, installation with the supplied mounting bracket, configuration via the PC editing software, and daily operation procedures, including learning a route once and copying it to other vehicles. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Screen size options | 3.5", 4.2", 5" |
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| Supported bus lines | Up to 999 lines |
| Operating voltage | 12 V / 24 V |
| Audio output | FM wireless transmission |
It can store up to 999 bus lines.
It operates on either 12 V or 24 V vehicle power.
Use the supplied mounting bracket to securely attach it to the bus.