Rockwell NavCard

Windows device driver information for Rockwell NavCard

Rockwell NavCard enables OEMs to provide mobile computing product users with a way of accessing GPRS navigation information that is user friendly but low on power use. Compared to other similar devices, Rockwell NavCard makes use of 30% less power. The advantage of this is that it reduces the overall power consumption. The receiver on the Rockwell NavCard comes with two unique features. It is able to provide users with improved performance for static navigation as well as capabilities for automatic cold start. Rockwell NavCard comes with an API (Applications Programming Interface). API is designed in such a way that it accelerates time-to-market and also eases the development of OEM software. Rockwell NavCard also comes with Rockwell's City Tracker software. This particular software is designed for purposes of improving the urban navigation solution capability. It also provides users with steady tracking on displays for end user navigation.

Rockwell NavCard falls under the monitor and video cards category. The device is produced by Rockwell. Rockwell NavCard is compatible with Windows 95 and 98 platforms. Rockwell NavCard is said to be the first OEM GPS receiver engine that comes with a format that is PCMCIA Type II. Rockwell NavCard comes as a single package with five channels. The device is compatible with PCMCIA interface with Release 2.1 host socket. Rockwell NavCard comes inclusive of an integrated antenna that is also removable. for applications that require the use of an external antenna, Rockwell NavCard comes with an extension kit. The kit allows cable configurations as well as conduct varied mounting. Users are advised to use the most recent Rockwell NavCard driver versions. Recent drivers come highly recommended because they allow users to use the functions of Rockwell NavCard better and more easily. It is highly recommended you run a free registry scan for and Rockwell NavCard errors before installing any driver updates.