With the XT65, M2M developers can implement tracking functions and the associated options more simply and economically than ever. The logical linking of GPS and GSM technology optimises the combination of these two technologies. Moreover, complex M2M applications can be developed on the Java? platform within very short development times and for the lowest possible cost in the areas of vehicle tracking, personal emergency call systems, fleet management solutions and navigation systems. 

Thanks to Quad-Band, XT65-based tracking applications can be used worldwide. The integrated GPS receiver can receive position data via all cellular phone networks around the world. The GPRS technology for data transmission allows the permanent transmission of the relevant data for locating and positioning. Since the module includes components such as an integrated processor, memory and a large number of interfaces, solutions developers can save substantial costs. In addition, the interaction with the JavaTM platform means that applications can be developed much faster.

The XT65 is also lead-free, thus conforming to the RoHS Directive (EU Directive on the Restriction Of The Use Of Certain Hazardous Substances In Electrical And Electronic Equipment).

Key features of the XT65:

• State-of-the-art GPS receiver (16 channels)
• Quad-Band GSM (850/900/1800/1900 MHz)
• GPRS multi-slot class 12
• JavaTM IMP-NG
• Integrated TCP/IP stack
• RIL driver for Microsoft© Windows MobileTM based devices

And even after you have made your product choice, Cinterion does not leave you on your own. The all-round support team provides help with all queries concerning product design - from design-in to support with regard to the Java? technology to product approval.