Solución

Solución de posicionamiento inalámbrico de punto final POS

Tomando como ejemplo GPRS, incluso un teléfono móvil sin función GPS puede obtener su propia información de ubicación de operadores móviles o proveedores de servicios de mapas a través de servicios de valor agregado de telefonía móvil, como el servicio de consulta de ubicación dinámica proporcionado por la zona dinámica de China Mobile. Su principio de implementación es que los operadores móviles dominan la información de ubicación (latitud y longitud, etc.) de sus propias estaciones base, y los teléfonos móviles deben estar conectados a una estación base clara cuando funcionan. Los operadores móviles pueden, naturalmente, estimar aproximadamente la información de ubicación de los usuarios de teléfonos móviles a través de la información de ubicación de la estación base, y los proveedores de servicios de mapas también pueden obtener información similar a través de varios medios, como vehículos de recopilación de información y luego convertirla en servicios basados en la ubicación.

 

 

 

 

 

El punto final POS inalámbrico también está activo en la red GSM cuando está funcionando. Naturalmente, también puede ubicarse obteniendo información de la estación base. Por lo tanto, se puede decir que la tecnología de posicionamiento de la estación base no tiene puntos ciegos para el punto final POS inalámbrico en funcionamiento. Aunque el sistema de posicionamiento GPS correspondiente tiene un gran error en el posicionamiento de la estación base, los requisitos de gestión de ubicación del punto final POS financiero inalámbrico son mucho mayores que los requisitos de gestión de trayectoria, por lo que la tecnología de posicionamiento de la estación base es más adecuada para la gestión de puntos finales POS inalámbricos con su buen rendimiento de costos.

En la actualidad, New World ha introducido la tecnología de posicionamiento de la estación base en el punto final de POS financiero que admite tecnología inalámbrica. A través del soporte inferior del módulo de comunicación inalámbrica de punto final (GPRS / CDMA), tiene la capacidad de obtener la información básica de la estación base (ALC e CI, etc.) del punto final inalámbrico de servicio actual desde la red GSM. A través de esta información, se puede combinar con el servicio basado en la ubicación en segundo plano para convertir la información de ubicación del punto final de diferentes precisiones y luego completar la supervisión del punto final. Al mismo tiempo, combinado con el módulo GPS, el punto final inalámbrico New World también puede admitir GPS exterior e interior LBS para una gestión de posicionamiento de mayor precisión.

Las reglas de solicitud de posicionamiento que se pueden utilizar son: información de carga de transacciones, información de informes de punto final, etc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Diseño de precisión de posicionamiento

De acuerdo con las necesidades comerciales del cliente, la escala del sistema se puede personalizar y aumentar en base a la figura anterior para proporcionar servicios de posicionamiento con los siguientes niveles de precisión:

 

 

Marco de Topología de Red

 

 

 

 

 

El punto final inalámbrico de la red tiene la capacidad de obtener información de la estación base y enviarla a una hora específica.

Al recibir el servicio de pedido, agregue la interfaz del servicio de ubicación.

 Los servicios de información geográfica son opcionales según los requisitos comerciales.

Después de agregar servicios de información geográfica, el sistema puede combinar datos de mapas y motores de búsqueda para establecer intuitivamente una vista GIS del despliegue del punto final.

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