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The FM Companion Development
Programme allows developers to take advantage of the
open platform architecture of our products. In addition,
FM Companion Product developers can leverage their developments
off the VDO world-wide distribution network, simply
by writing, developing or adapting new or existing solutions
to operate with the VDO FM 2002 Professional software
or the VDO FM 200 Plus hardware.
The VDO Fleet Manager Communications
Software Developers Kit (FM COMMS SDK) can be used by
engineers to enable other hardware devices to communicate
with the FM 200 Plus on-board computer using RS-232
serial communications. The SDK includes portable C source
code that can be used to implement the FM200 Plus communications
protocol on programmable serial devices, as well as
a callable interface that can be used to develop back
office applications to communicate with the FM200 Plus
unit once a communications link has been established.
The SDK is written in C and C++
and comes with examples for three operating systems:
DOS, Windows and Palm OS.
The FM Comms SDK allows
a third party device/computer to:
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- Get and set unit's date/time,
driver ID, odometer reading, engine hours.
- Get general information
such as the vehicle ID, driver ID, current speed,
RPM, odometer reading, GPS data
- Download Event and Interval
(Tacho) Data from the unit
- Check critical event
conditions such as over speeding, over revving
- Update event configuration
and firmware device drivers in the unit.
- Store user data and
values such as driving and stopping reasons,
document codes and costs in the unit's memory
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Download Documents
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FM Comms SDK |
VDO FM
Comms SDK
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VDO
FM Comms SDK - Pocket PC
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VDO FM
Extension SDK
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VDO FM
Extension SDK Web Service
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| Product
Fact Sheet - SDK |
Overview
of the FM Comms SDK and the FM Extension SDK
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| VDO
FM Terminal Script Editor |
| Users Guide to the
Software Developers Kit for the VDO FM Terminal.
This script file facility of the FM Terminal
is a powerful feature that allows for the
complete reconfiguring of the menu structure
and associated functionality of the FM Terminal. |
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