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The ContrôlePC® series
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Back in 1992, Contrôle PC developed a first version of its black box called the ContrôlePC-II®. The first installations were made the same |
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year to better monitor ambulance services in Quebec. In 1995-96, Urgences-Santé, the largest ambulance operator in the province with |
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over 120 vehicles, acquired the brand-new ContrôlePC-III® which was to become the standard for ambulance services. Several others |
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ambulance operators later installed this new version. |
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Today, Contrôle PC owns the major share of this market. In 1996-97 several units were installed with the SAMU in France. Many others |
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installations of the ContrôlePC-III® were done in various domains such as tractor-trailers, light trucks, towing, buses, cement mixers, |
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heavy machinery. |
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The newest version of the ContrôlePC® Series, the CPC-IV™, which integrates GPS functionality, connects directly to the ECM |
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(Electronic Control Module) of the vehicle to capture more data on the operation of the vehicle. The CPC-IV™ includes up to |
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24 digital or analog inputs, plus 7 pulse inputs to capture data according to pre-defined parameters such as door and hood |
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opening, flashers, brakes, oil pressure, cool temperature, speed and RPM. Additionally, the unit has 8 programmable outputs |
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for functions such as activating door unlocking, horn, emergency flashers. |
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The CPC-IV™ also enables the connection of other peripherals such as UHF/VHF radio, cellular modems, on-board computer, keyboard |
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and alpha-numeric display. |
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