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The implementation of car security system based on sms gateway and gps (global positioning system)

Dimas Eka Firmansyah, E A Z Hamidi, Mufid Ridlo Effendi

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Car security system which is controlled by phone seluler based on SMS (short message service) and GPS (global positioning system). Interface application of SMS maps is automatically connecting with Google Maps to show car position via SMS. Interface application of SMS Maps is arranged by using Basic 4 Android programmer, so it car make user savety if their car is far from the parking area and maximizing smartphone as monitoring system. This research method is examining security system using SMS Maps application and Google Maps. Tense resources use adaptor 7.5 V. Examining of the first and the second modul GPS has average value between longitude and latitude SMS Maps and Google Maps application that is 6 M. While on the third examining has 18 M. So the difference from all the third different place has 10 M. The result which has been done, showed that security system has well done as specification which is decided by average is not more than 1%.

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Car security system which is controlled by phone seluler based on SMS (short message service) and GPS (global positioning system). Interface application of SMS maps is automatically connecting with Google Maps to show car position via SMS. Interface application of SMS Maps is arranged by using Basic 4 Android programmer, so it car make user savety if their car is far from the parking area and maximizing smartphone as monitoring system. This research method is examining security system using SMS Maps application and Google Maps. Tense resources use adaptor 7.5 V. Examining of the first and the second modul GPS has average value between longitude and latitude SMS Maps and Google Maps application that is 6 M. While on the third examining has 18 M. So the difference from all the third different place has 10 M. The result which has been done, showed that security system has well done as specification which is decided by average is not more than 1%.

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Car security system which is controlled by phone seluler based on SMS (short message service) and GPS (global positioning system). Interface application of SMS maps is automatically connecting with Google Maps to show car position via SMS. Interface application of SMS Maps is arranged by using Basic 4 Android programmer, so it car make user savety if their car is far from the parking area and maximizing smartphone as monitoring system. This research method is examining security system using SMS Maps application and Google Maps. Tense resources use adaptor 7.5 V. Examining of the first and the second modul GPS has average value between longitude and latitude SMS Maps and Google Maps application that is 6 M. While on the third examining has 18 M. So the difference from all the third different place has 10 M. The result which has been done, showed that security system has well done as specification which is decided by average is not more than 1%.

Key concepts: Global Positioning System, Geographic coordinate system, Computer science, GSM, Assisted GPS, Android (operating system), General Packet Radio Service, Short Message Service

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