• Eaton collaborates with Qualcomm

    Eaton VORAD Safety Systems, whose collision warning systems are part of the Roadranger Solution of products and services for the commercial vehicle industry, has introduced a tamper detection option to its EVT-300 collision warning system.
    April 15, 2003
    Eaton VORAD Safety Systems, whose collision warning systems are part of the Roadranger Solution of products and services for the commercial vehicle industry, has introduced a tamper detection option to its EVT-300 collision warning system.

    The tamper detection option is powered by Qualcomm Inc. and will provide fleets with real-time notification of any vehicle tampering issues.

    EVT-300 Tamper Detection notifies the fleet dispatch center in real-time any time tampering has occurred within the system. Tampering with system sub-units, including the CPU, also can be detected.

    When tampering is detected, a message is sent from the truck over the Qualcomm OmniTRACS system to the fleet dispatch center.

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