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JDLinkT Machine Messenger monitors and relays functions and alert codes via cellular technology
John Deere Ag Management Solutions (AMS) entered the telematics industry with introduction of JDLinkT Machine Messenger, a wireless information system for John Deere 20 Series tractors. JDLink enables users to manage equipment for optimal productivity and operating efficiency by providing valuable information on machine location, use, and performance history. JDLink will be adapted soon to other John Deere equipment. The system is comprised of field-installed hardware and Network Services. Hardware components are integrated into the vehicle's electrical system to monitor machine functions and alerts. This information is relayed by cellular technology to a central database and accessible through a secure Web site using any internet-connected PC. Four reports are available: status/location, summary, alert logs, and maintenance logs. Communication and data collection are initiated through contacts, scheduled reports, and alert notifications. Contacts are user-initiated while daily scheduled reports occur automatically. E-mails warn owners immediately when machines generate "Stop Engine" alerts.

John Deere Ag Management Solutions, Urbandale, Iowa, USA; 515-331-4725, http://www.deere.com/en_US/deerecom/usa_canada.html

 

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