Nate The Surveyor
Well-Known Member
I'm wondering, if any Javad gear ever gets stolen, and such gear is ever used, with dpos, is there a mechanism in place, to help track it down?
It seems to me, that all the tools are readily available, but is that ability implemented, or easily implimented?
Since the LS has all kinds of electronics, that let it go online, it seems that it could be tracked almost real time. And, especially, if dpos were used.
Has this been discussed?
There are all kinds of things that come to mind... From an automated message that (when dpos is attempted) that says any kind of message that the actual owner wants it to say...
"This is a stolen unit"
"Contact Javad GNSS to re activate software"
It seems there is a whole plethora of readily available options here, that could be helpful, in the event of non authorized use.
Thanks
Nate
It seems to me, that all the tools are readily available, but is that ability implemented, or easily implimented?
Since the LS has all kinds of electronics, that let it go online, it seems that it could be tracked almost real time. And, especially, if dpos were used.
Has this been discussed?
There are all kinds of things that come to mind... From an automated message that (when dpos is attempted) that says any kind of message that the actual owner wants it to say...
"This is a stolen unit"
"Contact Javad GNSS to re activate software"
It seems there is a whole plethora of readily available options here, that could be helpful, in the event of non authorized use.
Thanks
Nate