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Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup

2025-02-10T15:41:01Z

Nolan: /* Upgrade Firmware and Verify */

Stonkam Manual can be found at http://183.233.190.23:6061/dd.php?id=0i7d

=Items Needed for Setup=

*New IDGSDVR unit w/ accessory kit
*New SSD
*Power Supply
*Power & Ground banana plugs to 8 pin power cable
*A input/output medium, i.e.
**Remote control + 6 pin to RCA cable with RCA to USB adapter for viewing on Amcap software (yellow is video)
**Remote control + 6pin to 4 pin adapter cable + monitor
**Stonkam 6 pin Touch Screen monitor
*SIM Card

NOTE: the 6 pin video out is labeled "AV OUT"

=Login=

===Admin Account===

'''User Names are case sensitive'''

Default user name '''admin'''

Default password '''123'''

'''After Config:'''

user name '''admin'''

password '''IDGD8'''

 

=Routine Setup=

Follow along with a [[Media:IDGSDVR8_Config_Checklist.zip|IDGSDVR Configuration Checklist]].

===Install Batteries in Remote Control===

From the accessory kit. We will not be sending a remote control for each DVR. We will ship some quantity to a location and only these need to have batteries installed.

 

===Install SIM Card Installation===

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#SIM Card Installation|'''SIM Card Installation''']]

Document the number on the Traveler

Keep the plastic card and note the IDGSDVR serial number on it.

 

===Install and Format Hard Drive===

Click on the Floppy Disk Icon on main menu

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Hard Disk Installation Detail|'''Hard Disk Installation Detail''']]

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Format Hard Disk Detail|''' Format Hard Disk Detail''']]

Wait for a format successful message. (this should take approximately '''20 Seconds''' for a 1TB hard drive)

 

===Document Device ID / Serial Number===

Each Stonkam DV454 & 456 has a 9 digit unique '''Device ID (Serial Number)''' Located in [[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#INFO|'''System>Info''']]

Write this down on the traveler.

::*Device ID (AC uses this as the DVR Serial Number)

::*Printed on the Label which goes on the DVR

'''Example: Device ID 307260025 will be Serial Number 307260025'''

 

===Upgrade Firmware and Verify===

There are two versions of the firmware - one for the 8 channel IDGSDVR and one for the 4 channel version

8 channel : '''dv454'''_upgrade_20230708.1737_idrive_Rename

4 Channel : '''dv456'''_upgrade_20230708.1737_idrive_Rename

Get current version from Teams '''20230708.1737'''

Place Firmware on USB stick with the full path:

\upgrade\packet\local\dv454_upgrade_20230708.1737_idrive_Rename

After upgrade the system removes the FW from the USB Stick so you must re-copy it for the next upgrade

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Update|'''Upgrade Firmware''']]

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Info|'''Verify Version''']]

 

===Install Config File for vehicle type (Handler or Crane)===

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Config|'''Config Detail''']]

'''Download contains 8 configuration files. 4 for Cranes files, 4 for Loader files, 4 of each type for US time zones(EST, CST, MST, PST)'''

[[https://s3.amazonaws.com/wiki-public/images/8/8f/STKM_BNSF_idgsdvr_config_files_082423.zip |Stonkam BNSF IDGSDVR Config Files 082423]]

 

===Set device/vehicle specific settings (tag device with vehicle number) (document on traveler)===

::'''License No.''' (vehicle name)

::'''Device No.''' (EX: 307260025)

::'''Time Zone''' – verify time correct for that zone

::Anything else specific to this one device?

===Save Configuration to hard drive and keep a copy in the support folder===

'''SSD'''

Export the configuration to the SSD

 

'''Thumb drive'''

Export the configuration to a Thumb drive.

Copy the config file to our system (Idrive Support> BNSF> Config_files> Location Name> '''vehicle_number'''_sv_xml.xml)

This way we have a record in case we need it.

 

===Labels===

[[File:idgsdvr_dvr_label.jpg|left|300px|]]

Print 3 IDGSDVR S/N Labels (one for IDGSDVR, one for the DVR box and one for outside of the shipping box)

::Label on Front of IDGSDVR as shown (So Installer and Customer can identify the device for support)

:::'''Idrive IDGSDVR'''

:::'''IDGSDVR S/N''' – (UID ALL 9 digits)

:::'''SIM S/N'''

::::[[Media:D8_Label.zip‎|Label Download]] (template requires Zebra Designer software to open)

 

===Remove Extra Items from DVR Kit===

Remote Control (this will be shipped in the Location Items box)

Keys (ship one with the individual DVR and save the second at Idrive)

'''Monitor Cable (6pin - 4 pin)(this will be shipped in the Location Items box?)'''

CAN Cable

Alarm Cable

Serial Cable

Network Cable

 

===Pack DVR For shipping===

*Camera and Cable Kits will be packed in separate box. (Only the IDGSDVR is vehicle specific however the Crane package will be different and marked accordingly)

'''TBD ( If Ordered)''' *Each location will receive a Monitor, Monitor Cable, Extra Hard Drive, Hard drive reader(back ordered), A few remote controls and sets of keys.

 

===Enter IDGSDVR into Admin Center===

In the Manufacturing section select the "D4-DVR Production" Tab

:: click '''Add''' (Upper right in small font)

:: Select DVR Type (D8)

:: Enter serial number ('''"Device Id"''')

:: Click '''Add Device'''

::Assign Device to the Customer and Location

'''For BSNF adjust the Warranty to three years (add two years to the default warranty date)'''

 

===Assign IDGSDVR to a Vehicle in Iris===

Log into Iris at https://iris.idriveglobal.com

:Select the company you want to manage (if not Idrive Inc)

:: click on your account and select the desired company(upper right round circle with silhouette in it)

:Go to Fleet Manager => Vehicles > Location and add vehicle (if it does not already exist)

:: Select the Configure Tab and click the Edit button (lower right)

:: Click "Add device"

::Click the "D Series" button and select the desired IDGSDVR

:: Click "Assign"

::*Click "Save" at the bottom right

 

===Assign IDRSDVR to a BNSF Vehicle using Control Center===

Please use Iris - this is the old method

::*Log into the "BNSF CC" (in RMA area)

::*Go to Fleet Manager => Personnel => Add new person and fill in the appropriate info

::*Go to Vehicles => Add new vehicle => Fill in the appropriate info

::*Go to Devices/Drivers section => D4 Device => and click on the "..." button

:::Select the serial number

:::Click Assign

::*Click Save Vehicle

 

===Set Alerts in Iris===

Select the Alerts tab for the desired Vehicle

:: Select the "Type" (DVR in this case)

::: Geofence

::: '''DVR'''

::: Severe Shock

::: Events

:: Select the Subtype(s)

::: DVR camera disconnected

::: DVR not Recording

::: DVR camera reconnected

:: Set the Notification Type (Emails)

Select an email you want to send this alert notification to

::*Terminal Manager or appointed location manager

::*bnsfalerts@idriveglobal.com (distribution list for Idrive)

 

===Assign and Activate SIM In Podsystems (Activate at ship time)===

Assign and Activate SIMs '''at ship time'''.

Log in Podsuite

::https://podiotsuite.com/login

:::Username:

:::Password:

Click on Subscriptions > All Subscribers

Select the desired SIM

::Enter the last 7 numbers of the SIM in the search window and click the magnifying glass

:: Click on the serial number

Edit eSIM profile

::Click on "Edit this eSIM Profile"

::: Enter Name: "Customer/Location/Vehicle" Example BNSF LPC T0314

::: Enter Group Name "IDGSDVR"

::: Click "Apply Settings"

Activate eSIM '''At Ship Time'''

:: Click on "Subscribe

:::Select Product

:::: For US ...

::: Select Start date (1st of the Month or Today)

::: Click Next

::: Type "SUBSCRIBE" in the window and click Subscribe

 

===Kit the other items for the vehicle (Cameras, Cables)===

 

=Main Menu=

The Main Menu is Displayed by pressing Menu on the remote. If using a touch screen touch the bottom half of the screen. Entering any of these menus will stop the device from recording.

[[File:stkm_main_menu.jpg|left|400px|]]

::1)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Manually Control|'''*Manually Control''']] - Record, Play, Stop, FF, RW

::2)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Playback|'''*Playback''']] - Search by date & Time

::3)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Logs|'''*Logs''']] - System & Export Logs

::4)*Display Mode - Switch Grid view from Channels 1-4, 5-8 or 1-8

::5)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Configuration Settings|'''*Configuration Settings''']] - Record,Display, Network & System settings

::6)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Storage|'''*Storage''']] - Manage SSD, SD, USB

::7)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Volume|'''*Volume''']] - Playback Volume

 

==Manually Control==

 

==Playback==

[[File:stkm_search_videos.jpg|left|400px|]]

A date marked in green indicates that there were videos recorded that day.

Click the day to view the list of enter the video files for that date

Choose the desired video and press the Play button.

::You can play single or multiple videos

::Multiple videos can be played in sequence and can shift into the next or the previous one.

 

===Select and Play Videos===

[[File:stkm_search_videos2.jpg|left|400px|]]

::Normal

::Event

::Capture

::Play

::Export

::All

::Exit

 

==Logs==

[[File:stkm_logs.jpg|left|350px|]]

Used to keep a log of events in the system

Navigate to Menu->Setup->Log

 

===System Log===
[[File:stkm_system_log_check.jpg|left|800px|]]

Feature allows you to search the Systems Log of events on the machine

This log can be found on the hard drive in the "Log" folder

 Video Loss now is shown in Syslog

::Disconnect camera #1 "Camera State Change:227"

::Reconnect camera #5 "Camera State Change:224"

::Disconnect camera #5 "Camera State Change:240"

::Reconnect camera #5 "Camera State Change:224"

Also no "Fault" light

 

===Export Log===

[[File:stkm_export_log_2.jpg|left|800px|]]

Use this feature to export the system log.
 
Log can be exported to SSD, SD, USB

 

==Configuration Settings==

===Record===

[[File:idgsdvr_record_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

'''Picture is incorrect listed settings are correct'''

::*Power On Rec '''ON'''

::*Cyclic Rec. - Overwrite? '''ON'''

::*Event Rec. '''OFF''' Event recording refers to the alarm recording triggered by events

::;*Event Rec. Lock '''Reserved'''

::*[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Video Quality|'''*Video Quality''']] - Settings for Main Stream, Sub Stream, JPG

::*[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Record Channel|'''*Record Channel''']] - turn on/off recording for each channel

::*IPC - IP Cameras 9 - 12 settings

::*Event Duration - '''10 Seconds''' When the “Event Rec” is set to ON, the video file length

::*File Length - '''5 Minutes'''

::*Motion Sensitivity - '''OFF'''

::*G-Force Sensitivity - '''OFF'''

::*File Type - '''AVI'''

::*Record Audio - '''AVI'''

 

====Video Quality====

 Verify impact on look-ins and cellular data

::'''Main Stream'''

[[File:idgsdvr_video_quality_main.jpg|left|350px|]]

::: Resolution: '''720p'''

::: Bit Rate: '''512Kbps'''

::: Frame Rate: '''15fps'''

::'''Sub Stream'''

[[File:idgsdvr_video_quality_Substream.jpg|left|350px|]]

::: Resolution: '''CIF(NTSC)'''

::: Bit Rate: '''64Kbps'''

::: Frame Rate: '''25fps'''

::'''JPG'''

[[File:stkm_video_quality_jpg.jpg|left|350px|]]

:::Frame Rate: '''LOW'''

 

====Record Channel====

[[File:idgsdvr_Record Channel.jpg|left|350px|]]

Green means channel is enabled to record.

'''Loaders use channels 1,2,3,4'''

'''Cranes (mostly) use channels 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8'''

 

===Display===

[[File:igrsdvr_display_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Camera|'''*Camera''']] - Brightness, Contrast Etc for each Camera

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Cam Name|'''*Cam Name''']] - Name of Channel on Display

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Language|'''*Language''']] - Set system Language

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Audio Out|'''*Audio Out''']] - Select Channel Audio to listen to

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#OSD|'''*OSD''']] - On Screen Display Information

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Menu On|'''*Menu On''']] - How lon Menu is Displayed before logout

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Speed|'''*Speed''']] - Speed Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#GPS|'''*GPS''']] - GPS Location Information

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Mirror|'''*Mirror''']] - Mirror the Camera Image

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Sys Format|'''*Sys Format''']] - NTSC, PAL, Auto

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Radar|'''*Radar''']] - ??

 

====Camera====

[[File:stkm_Cam_name_1.jpg|left|350px|]]

Individual Camera settings:

::*Brightness

::*Contrast

::*Saturation

::*Hue

 

====Cam Name====

[[File:stkm_Cam_name_3.jpg|left|350px|]]

Each camera has its own channel with its own "channel name".

Navigate to the display tab by hitting Menu->Setup->Display

Choose which camera name you would like to change by selecting its associated channel name. (8 letters max)

 

=====Loader Cam Names=====

::*CH1 - '''CAB'''

::*CH2 - '''L-Front'''

::*CH3 - '''R-Front'''

::*CH4 - '''Rear'''

 

=====Crane Cam Names=====

::*CH1 - '''CAB'''

::*CH2 - '''L-Front'''

::*CH3 - '''R-Front'''

::*CH4 - '''Far-Side'''

::*CH5 - CH8 - '''these channels need to be mirrored for cranes'''

 

====Language====

[[File:stkm_Language_selection.jpg|left|350px|]]

To edit the language of the device access Menu->Setup->Display->Language

Select which language you want from the buttons presented. Languages available are English, French, German, Russian, Japanese, Italian, Austrian

 

====Audio Out (N/A for BNSF)====

[[File:stkm_Audio_out.jpg|left|350px|]]

This setting edits the output for the audio channel in split mode

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->Audio Out

Select which camera's audio you would like to output.

 

====OSD====

[[File:stkm_OSD_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

OSD controls what information gets overlayed on the video of each camera.

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->OSD

::*Time - '''ON'''

::*License - '''ON'''

::*Camera Names - '''ON'''

 

====Menu On====

[[File:stkm_Menu_on_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

Sets the duration of time the menu will display on the screen.

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->Menu On

Settings: 30, 60, 120 seconds, or always on. ::*Time - '''Always On'''

 

[[File:stkm_Menu_lock_setting.jpg|left|500px|]]

The menu lock setting will lock the menu to be password protected.

A password is needed to change this setting

::*Menu Lock - '''ON'''

 

====Speed====

[[File:stkm_speed_setting.jpg|left|350px|]]

Allows you to change the source of the displayed speed to either the GPS or the vehicle speedometer
as well as the units of speed to be either kph or mph

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->Speed

 

====GPS====

[[File:stkm_GPS_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

Displays information of latitude/longitude, detectable satellites, connected satellites, speed, and time

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->GPS

 

====Mirror====

[[File:stkm_Mirror_Cam.jpg|left|350px|]]

Mirrors the video output on the selected camera. Configurable to each camera

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->Mirror

 

====SYS FORMAT====

[[File:stkm_sys_format.jpg|left|350px|]]

Set NTSC/PAL/AUTO

 

===Network===

[[File:stkm_network_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Lan|'''*Lan''']] - Lan Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#WiFi|'''*Wifi''']] - Wifi Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Cellular|'''*Cellular''']] - Cellular Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Status|'''*Status''']] - Networks Status

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Server|'''*Server''']] - Server Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Server|'''*Upload Files''']] - Upload settings Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#FTP|'''RTSP''']] - RTSP Settings

 

====LAN====

[[File:stkm_network_lan.jpg|left|350px|]]

Defaults:

::IP Address 192.168.100.188 set to '''192.168.0.250'''

::Mask 255.255.255.0

::Gateway 192.168.100.1 set to '''192.168.0.1'''

::MAC Add: 7e:97:15:xx:xx:xx

'''Notes:'''

I can ping it but not login. There does not appear to be any access from the network only connectivity with a local server

 

====WiFi====

[[File:stkm_network_wifi.jpg|left|350px|]]

N/A - Optional

Wi-Fi ON/OFF

DHCP On/Off

Ap Internet (new setting) Off

need new picture

 

====Cellular====

[[File:stkm_network_cellular.jpg|left|350px|]]

::*Cellular - '''ON'''

::*Standard - '''WCDMA'''

::*APN - '''data641003'''

::*Access No. - '''*99#'''

::*User Name - '''BLANK''' Can only be set by Config file

::*Password - '''Blank''' Can only be set by Config file

 

====Status====

[[File:stkm_network_status.jpg|left|350px|]]

Displays information on:

:Lan IP address
:MAC Address
:4G Network Status
:4G Signal Strength
:Wifi Network Status
:Wifi IP Address
:Wifi Signal Strength
:Server Status
:Network Connectivity

 

====Server====

[[File:stkm_network_server2.jpg|left|350px|]]

Server Address: '''lti-api.idriveglobal.com''' '''Port 8898'''

Server Address for AI integration '''52.87.0.30''' '''Port 9090'''
 '''dvr-api.idriveglobal.com''' '''Port 9090'''

 

====Upload Files====

[[File:stkm_Upload_files.jpg|left|350px|]]

::*Upload Files - '''ON'''

::*Cellular - '''ON'''

::*Normal Files - '''OFF'''

::*Status - '''x'''

 

====RTSP====

[[File:IDGSDVR_RTSP.jpg|left|350px|]]

 

===System===

[[File:stkm_system_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#User|'''*User''']] - User Password

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Device|'''*Device''']] - Vehicle, Device, Path information

[[Stonkam IDRSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Date & Time|'''*Date & Time''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Schedule|'''*Schedule''']] - Timed Recording

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Exception|'''*Exception''']] - Buzzer On/Off and duration

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Acc|'''*Acc''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Alarm|'''*Alarm''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Update|'''*Update''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Config|'''*Config''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Config|'''*Application''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Info|'''*Info''']] -

 

====User====

[[File:stkm_system_usr.jpg|left|350px|]]

 

====Device====

[[File:stkm_system_device.jpg|left|350px|]]

License No. - Default:(AAAAAA) Set to '''Vehicle Name'''

Device ID - Default:(BBBBBB) Set to '''UID'''(last 8 Digits only) Example: '''07270002'''

Path No. - Default (CCCCCC) Not Used (removed in later FW releases)

 From Stonkam 8/11/17 "it is a feature reserved for adding bus number in the future if the customer needs"

 

====Date & Time====

 Out of Date - missing Time Sync, Daylight Savings

[[File:stkm_system_datetime.jpg|left|600px|]]

Set for customer location

 

[[File:stkm_system_timeformat.jpg|left|350px|]]

Timezone: Set to '''PST is -8'''

 

[[File:stkm_system_timeupdate.jpg|left|350px|]]

Time Sync: Set to '''GPS on NTP off'''

 

[[File:stkm_system_daylight_savings.jpg|left|350px|]]

Enable: Set to '''ON'''

Start time / End time: Set to '''As Shown'''

 

====Schedule====

[[File:stkm_system_schedule.jpg|left|350px|]]

Used to schedule up to 4 recording tasks.

Recording settings include a start & end time as well as day of the week to record.

Note: Recordings are permitted to overlap

 

====Exception====

[[File:stkm_system_exception.jpg|left|350px|]]

Settings to configure a buzzer when certain errors occur.

Example: Buzzer when camera becomes disconnected

 

====ACC====

[[File:stkm_system_acc.jpg|left|350px|]]

Displays:
:Current voltage of the DVR
:Shutdown voltage- If voltage < shutdown voltage then dvr shuts down, powers back on only when voltage exceeds shutdown voltage
:ACC Delay- Continued recording after ACC is disconnected. Options are 5,30,60 seconds

'''FW 20180117 changes ACC Delay values to 5s, 60s, 30min, 60min'''

 

====Alarm====

[[File:stkm_system_alarm.jpg|left|600px|]]

Need picture update

Alarm Out - all to off

Alarm Rec. - Off

 

====Update====

[[File:stkm_FW_Upgrade.jpg|left|300px|]]

'''Process takes ~ 3 Minutes'''

There are two versions of the firmware - one for the 8 channel IDGSDVR and one for the 4 channel version

8 channel : '''dv454'''_upgrade_20230708.1737_idrive_Rename

4 Channel : '''dv456'''_upgrade_20230708.1737_idrive_Rename

Ensure you are using the latest FW version (Download from IDG DVR group in Teams)

Copy the firmware to USB stick or SD card root directory.

Insert the USB Stick into the IDGSDVR.

Either:

::* Reboot the IDGSDVR or

::*Navigate to Menu -> Setup -> System -> Update> Hit OK

Wait for Update Success!

Remove the USB Stick or the IDGSDVR will continually update

Verify that the update was successful by Menu -> Setup -> System -> Info

Compare the current version to the desired version.

 

====Config====
 Missing Auto Reboot setup

[[File:stkm_Config_update.jpg|left|350px|]]

'''Note:''' When you select Import or Export it executes with "OK" you think it is hung but is working

=====Import=====

Insert the USB with the appropriate configuration file '''sv_xml.xml''' in its root directory

for example for USB you must use this structure: "Export_file\config\sv_xml.xml"

Eric's note: filename must match exactly, you might have to rename if downloaded from the AC

Select the import button

=====Export=====

Select Export, Select location (SSD or USB or SD)

Saves '''sv_xml.xml''' to location

=====Factory Reset=====

 

=====Auto Reboot=====

On/Off, Day of Week, Time of Day

Set to On, Sunday, 02:00AM

 

 

==Storage==

[[File:stkm_main_storage.jpg|left|350px|]]

 

====Filesystem Structure====

'''Log4Gui''' - ASCII System Log

'''test_writable''' - system test if disk read only?

'''Normal Folder''' - location where videos are stored

::*20170801 Folder - separate folder for each date

:::*Video files naming example: 20170801150248_NM_0030_0001_1920_1080_25_04194304_AAAAAA_02.avi

::::*2017^08^01^ - Year^Month^Day

::::*15^02^48 - Hour^Minute^Second (from start?)

::::*_NM_0030_0001_1920_1080_25_04194304_ '''Figure this out'''

::::*AAAAAA_02 - Vehicle_Channel

 

==Volume==

[[File:stkm_volume.jpg|left|350px|]]

Set the playback volume via the remote. The default volume is 5.
 
Minimum volume: 1
 
Maximum volume: 10

 

=Detailed Assembly Instructions=

==SIM Card Installation==

Step 1: Unlock the IDGSDVR with its key, and open the side flap on the front panel and open the door to the right.

[[File:SIM_installation.jpg|left|300px|]][[File:SIM_installation.jpg|200px|]]

Document SIM Number and Insert SIM Into the IDGSDVR

[[File:SIM_installed.jpg|left|350px|]][[File:SIM_Installed.jpg|200px|]]

 

==Hard Drive==

Step 1: Unlock the IDGSDVR with its key, and open the side flap on the front panel and open the door to the right.

[[File:SSD_installation.jpg|left|300px|]][[File:SSD_installation.jpg|200px|]]

Step 2: Slide the new hard drive into the DVR making sure a solid connection is made with the hard drive.

[[File:SSD_Installed.jpg|left|250px|]][[File:SSD_Installed.jpg|250px|]]

 

===Format Hard Disk Detail===

Format SSD (xx seconds for 1TBB)

[[File:stkm_DiskFormat_Menu.jpg|left|300px|]]

Press the orange floppy disk icon to access the disk management settings

 

[[File:stkm_DiskFormat_Selection.jpg|left|300px|]]

Select which disk you would like to format.

Note once formatted all data on this disk will be lost

 

[[File:stkm_DiskFormat_Completion.jpg|left|500px|]]

Acknowledge that you would like to proceed with the format.

Wait for a format successful message. (this should take approximately 5 minutes for a 500GB hard drive)

 

=Firmware Versions Changes/Notes=

[[File:idrsdvr_fw_version.jpg|left|350px|]]

Displays system software version number

Update the picture with the current (new) version

 

===Previous Versions===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Stonkam '''8 Channel''' Firmware release versions||
|-
|'''Release Date''' ||'''Sys Version'''||'''MCU Version'''||'''Description/Notes'''
|-
| x ||x ||x ||x ||
|-
| 8/23/23 || 20230707.1737 || 2023040309 || Initial Release ||
|-
| 8/31/23 || 20230708.1737 || 2023040309 || Update ||
|-
| 8/9/23 || 20230809.1808 || 2023040309 || VGA||
|-
|} 

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Stonkam '''4 Channel''' Firmware release versions||
|-
|'''Release Date''' ||'''Sys Version'''||'''MCU Version'''||'''Description/Notes'''
|-
| x ||x ||x ||x ||
|-
| 8/23/23 || 20230707.1737 || 2023040309 || Initial Release ||
|-
| 8/31/23 || 20230708.1737 || 2023040309 || Update ||
|-
| 9/1/23 || 20230901.1787 || 2023040309 || 360 degree ||
|-
|} 

 

=Cellular connectivity notes=

==DVR cellular status messages==

“modem signal drops, errors and does not reconnect” means signal is poor or no signal. so please double check if the sim card is well plug and with antenna and data there.

Engineer said there is an procedure when connect with cellular :

KO ERR -> OPEN ERR ->SIM/CPIN ERR -> CSQ ERR > CREG ERR> APN ERR ->DAILING ERR -> GET IP ERRor -> Success.

If there is any error, the status will go back to KO ERR, so could you take a picture of the last status where DVR goes back to KO error, then will be able to know the last failure spot.

 

=LAN connection to D8=

===Set D8 IP address===

configure a static IP (192.168.0.250 is set in our config file)

If IP not set by config file then: Open dvr display interface, revise the info in LAN interface (IP, Mask, Gateway, MAC) click OK to exit

 

===Set computer to correct network segment (192.168.0.10)===

1、connect DVR with network: dvr and computer in the same router or directly connect DVR to the computer. Computer and dvr should be in the same network segment.

2、Run cmd, see if you can ping the IP just set in DVR

 

If it works, You can continue to enter the command：

===Telnet in DVR===

Turn on Telnet Client in Windows 10 : Control Panel> Programs> turn windows features on or off

telnet 192.168.0.250 or //192.168.0.250 (IP just set in DVR)

(none) login: root

Password: sharpvision

 

===Change UID===

Only used if a serial number was duplicated. If you mess with it otherwise the warranty tracking will be messed up with Stonkam.

//After logging in, enter the following command：

echo xxxxxxxxxx > /etc/DeviceUid

//xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (new uid)

Power off and reboot // reboot is necessary

3, check whether the UID number modified successfully.

4. new UID INFO (for example only!)

SerialNumber: 201035-424-00181
DeviceId: 1802230021
UserName: 201035
Password: 201035
Sever Ip: 183.233.190.23

SerialNumber: 201035-424-00182
DeviceId: 1802230022
UserName: 201035
Password: 201035
Sever Ip: 183.233.190.23

Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup

2025-02-10T15:35:33Z

Nolan: /* Import */

Stonkam Manual can be found at http://183.233.190.23:6061/dd.php?id=0i7d

=Items Needed for Setup=

*New IDGSDVR unit w/ accessory kit
*New SSD
*Power Supply
*Power & Ground banana plugs to 8 pin power cable
*A input/output medium, i.e.
**Remote control + 6 pin to RCA cable with RCA to USB adapter for viewing on Amcap software (yellow is video)
**Remote control + 6pin to 4 pin adapter cable + monitor
**Stonkam 6 pin Touch Screen monitor
*SIM Card

NOTE: the 6 pin video out is labeled "AV OUT"

=Login=

===Admin Account===

'''User Names are case sensitive'''

Default user name '''admin'''

Default password '''123'''

'''After Config:'''

user name '''admin'''

password '''IDGD8'''

 

=Routine Setup=

Follow along with a [[Media:IDGSDVR8_Config_Checklist.zip|IDGSDVR Configuration Checklist]].

===Install Batteries in Remote Control===

From the accessory kit. We will not be sending a remote control for each DVR. We will ship some quantity to a location and only these need to have batteries installed.

 

===Install SIM Card Installation===

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#SIM Card Installation|'''SIM Card Installation''']]

Document the number on the Traveler

Keep the plastic card and note the IDGSDVR serial number on it.

 

===Install and Format Hard Drive===

Click on the Floppy Disk Icon on main menu

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Hard Disk Installation Detail|'''Hard Disk Installation Detail''']]

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Format Hard Disk Detail|''' Format Hard Disk Detail''']]

Wait for a format successful message. (this should take approximately '''20 Seconds''' for a 1TB hard drive)

 

===Document Device ID / Serial Number===

Each Stonkam DV454 & 456 has a 9 digit unique '''Device ID (Serial Number)''' Located in [[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#INFO|'''System>Info''']]

Write this down on the traveler.

::*Device ID (AC uses this as the DVR Serial Number)

::*Printed on the Label which goes on the DVR

'''Example: Device ID 307260025 will be Serial Number 307260025'''

 

===Upgrade Firmware and Verify===

There are two versions of the firmware - one for the 8 channel IDGSDVR and one for the 4 channel version

8 channel : '''dv454'''_upgrade_20230708.1737_idrive_Rename

4 Channel : '''dv456'''_upgrade_20230708.1737_idrive_Rename

Get current version from Teams '''20230708.1737'''

Place Firmware on USB stick with the full path:

/upgrade/packet/local/dv454_upgrade_20230708.1737_idrive_Rename

After upgrade the system removes the FW from the USB Stick so you must re-copy it for the next upgrade

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Update|'''Upgrade Firmware''']]

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Info|'''Verify Version''']]

 

===Install Config File for vehicle type (Handler or Crane)===

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Config|'''Config Detail''']]

'''Download contains 8 configuration files. 4 for Cranes files, 4 for Loader files, 4 of each type for US time zones(EST, CST, MST, PST)'''

[[https://s3.amazonaws.com/wiki-public/images/8/8f/STKM_BNSF_idgsdvr_config_files_082423.zip |Stonkam BNSF IDGSDVR Config Files 082423]]

 

===Set device/vehicle specific settings (tag device with vehicle number) (document on traveler)===

::'''License No.''' (vehicle name)

::'''Device No.''' (EX: 307260025)

::'''Time Zone''' – verify time correct for that zone

::Anything else specific to this one device?

===Save Configuration to hard drive and keep a copy in the support folder===

'''SSD'''

Export the configuration to the SSD

 

'''Thumb drive'''

Export the configuration to a Thumb drive.

Copy the config file to our system (Idrive Support> BNSF> Config_files> Location Name> '''vehicle_number'''_sv_xml.xml)

This way we have a record in case we need it.

 

===Labels===

[[File:idgsdvr_dvr_label.jpg|left|300px|]]

Print 3 IDGSDVR S/N Labels (one for IDGSDVR, one for the DVR box and one for outside of the shipping box)

::Label on Front of IDGSDVR as shown (So Installer and Customer can identify the device for support)

:::'''Idrive IDGSDVR'''

:::'''IDGSDVR S/N''' – (UID ALL 9 digits)

:::'''SIM S/N'''

::::[[Media:D8_Label.zip‎|Label Download]] (template requires Zebra Designer software to open)

 

===Remove Extra Items from DVR Kit===

Remote Control (this will be shipped in the Location Items box)

Keys (ship one with the individual DVR and save the second at Idrive)

'''Monitor Cable (6pin - 4 pin)(this will be shipped in the Location Items box?)'''

CAN Cable

Alarm Cable

Serial Cable

Network Cable

 

===Pack DVR For shipping===

*Camera and Cable Kits will be packed in separate box. (Only the IDGSDVR is vehicle specific however the Crane package will be different and marked accordingly)

'''TBD ( If Ordered)''' *Each location will receive a Monitor, Monitor Cable, Extra Hard Drive, Hard drive reader(back ordered), A few remote controls and sets of keys.

 

===Enter IDGSDVR into Admin Center===

In the Manufacturing section select the "D4-DVR Production" Tab

:: click '''Add''' (Upper right in small font)

:: Select DVR Type (D8)

:: Enter serial number ('''"Device Id"''')

:: Click '''Add Device'''

::Assign Device to the Customer and Location

'''For BSNF adjust the Warranty to three years (add two years to the default warranty date)'''

 

===Assign IDGSDVR to a Vehicle in Iris===

Log into Iris at https://iris.idriveglobal.com

:Select the company you want to manage (if not Idrive Inc)

:: click on your account and select the desired company(upper right round circle with silhouette in it)

:Go to Fleet Manager => Vehicles > Location and add vehicle (if it does not already exist)

:: Select the Configure Tab and click the Edit button (lower right)

:: Click "Add device"

::Click the "D Series" button and select the desired IDGSDVR

:: Click "Assign"

::*Click "Save" at the bottom right

 

===Assign IDRSDVR to a BNSF Vehicle using Control Center===

Please use Iris - this is the old method

::*Log into the "BNSF CC" (in RMA area)

::*Go to Fleet Manager => Personnel => Add new person and fill in the appropriate info

::*Go to Vehicles => Add new vehicle => Fill in the appropriate info

::*Go to Devices/Drivers section => D4 Device => and click on the "..." button

:::Select the serial number

:::Click Assign

::*Click Save Vehicle

 

===Set Alerts in Iris===

Select the Alerts tab for the desired Vehicle

:: Select the "Type" (DVR in this case)

::: Geofence

::: '''DVR'''

::: Severe Shock

::: Events

:: Select the Subtype(s)

::: DVR camera disconnected

::: DVR not Recording

::: DVR camera reconnected

:: Set the Notification Type (Emails)

Select an email you want to send this alert notification to

::*Terminal Manager or appointed location manager

::*bnsfalerts@idriveglobal.com (distribution list for Idrive)

 

===Assign and Activate SIM In Podsystems (Activate at ship time)===

Assign and Activate SIMs '''at ship time'''.

Log in Podsuite

::https://podiotsuite.com/login

:::Username:

:::Password:

Click on Subscriptions > All Subscribers

Select the desired SIM

::Enter the last 7 numbers of the SIM in the search window and click the magnifying glass

:: Click on the serial number

Edit eSIM profile

::Click on "Edit this eSIM Profile"

::: Enter Name: "Customer/Location/Vehicle" Example BNSF LPC T0314

::: Enter Group Name "IDGSDVR"

::: Click "Apply Settings"

Activate eSIM '''At Ship Time'''

:: Click on "Subscribe

:::Select Product

:::: For US ...

::: Select Start date (1st of the Month or Today)

::: Click Next

::: Type "SUBSCRIBE" in the window and click Subscribe

 

===Kit the other items for the vehicle (Cameras, Cables)===

 

=Main Menu=

The Main Menu is Displayed by pressing Menu on the remote. If using a touch screen touch the bottom half of the screen. Entering any of these menus will stop the device from recording.

[[File:stkm_main_menu.jpg|left|400px|]]

::1)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Manually Control|'''*Manually Control''']] - Record, Play, Stop, FF, RW

::2)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Playback|'''*Playback''']] - Search by date & Time

::3)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Logs|'''*Logs''']] - System & Export Logs

::4)*Display Mode - Switch Grid view from Channels 1-4, 5-8 or 1-8

::5)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Configuration Settings|'''*Configuration Settings''']] - Record,Display, Network & System settings

::6)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Storage|'''*Storage''']] - Manage SSD, SD, USB

::7)*[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup#Volume|'''*Volume''']] - Playback Volume

 

==Manually Control==

 

==Playback==

[[File:stkm_search_videos.jpg|left|400px|]]

A date marked in green indicates that there were videos recorded that day.

Click the day to view the list of enter the video files for that date

Choose the desired video and press the Play button.

::You can play single or multiple videos

::Multiple videos can be played in sequence and can shift into the next or the previous one.

 

===Select and Play Videos===

[[File:stkm_search_videos2.jpg|left|400px|]]

::Normal

::Event

::Capture

::Play

::Export

::All

::Exit

 

==Logs==

[[File:stkm_logs.jpg|left|350px|]]

Used to keep a log of events in the system

Navigate to Menu->Setup->Log

 

===System Log===
[[File:stkm_system_log_check.jpg|left|800px|]]

Feature allows you to search the Systems Log of events on the machine

This log can be found on the hard drive in the "Log" folder

 Video Loss now is shown in Syslog

::Disconnect camera #1 "Camera State Change:227"

::Reconnect camera #5 "Camera State Change:224"

::Disconnect camera #5 "Camera State Change:240"

::Reconnect camera #5 "Camera State Change:224"

Also no "Fault" light

 

===Export Log===

[[File:stkm_export_log_2.jpg|left|800px|]]

Use this feature to export the system log.
 
Log can be exported to SSD, SD, USB

 

==Configuration Settings==

===Record===

[[File:idgsdvr_record_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

'''Picture is incorrect listed settings are correct'''

::*Power On Rec '''ON'''

::*Cyclic Rec. - Overwrite? '''ON'''

::*Event Rec. '''OFF''' Event recording refers to the alarm recording triggered by events

::;*Event Rec. Lock '''Reserved'''

::*[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Video Quality|'''*Video Quality''']] - Settings for Main Stream, Sub Stream, JPG

::*[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Record Channel|'''*Record Channel''']] - turn on/off recording for each channel

::*IPC - IP Cameras 9 - 12 settings

::*Event Duration - '''10 Seconds''' When the “Event Rec” is set to ON, the video file length

::*File Length - '''5 Minutes'''

::*Motion Sensitivity - '''OFF'''

::*G-Force Sensitivity - '''OFF'''

::*File Type - '''AVI'''

::*Record Audio - '''AVI'''

 

====Video Quality====

 Verify impact on look-ins and cellular data

::'''Main Stream'''

[[File:idgsdvr_video_quality_main.jpg|left|350px|]]

::: Resolution: '''720p'''

::: Bit Rate: '''512Kbps'''

::: Frame Rate: '''15fps'''

::'''Sub Stream'''

[[File:idgsdvr_video_quality_Substream.jpg|left|350px|]]

::: Resolution: '''CIF(NTSC)'''

::: Bit Rate: '''64Kbps'''

::: Frame Rate: '''25fps'''

::'''JPG'''

[[File:stkm_video_quality_jpg.jpg|left|350px|]]

:::Frame Rate: '''LOW'''

 

====Record Channel====

[[File:idgsdvr_Record Channel.jpg|left|350px|]]

Green means channel is enabled to record.

'''Loaders use channels 1,2,3,4'''

'''Cranes (mostly) use channels 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8'''

 

===Display===

[[File:igrsdvr_display_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Camera|'''*Camera''']] - Brightness, Contrast Etc for each Camera

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Cam Name|'''*Cam Name''']] - Name of Channel on Display

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Language|'''*Language''']] - Set system Language

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Audio Out|'''*Audio Out''']] - Select Channel Audio to listen to

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#OSD|'''*OSD''']] - On Screen Display Information

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Menu On|'''*Menu On''']] - How lon Menu is Displayed before logout

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Speed|'''*Speed''']] - Speed Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#GPS|'''*GPS''']] - GPS Location Information

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Mirror|'''*Mirror''']] - Mirror the Camera Image

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Sys Format|'''*Sys Format''']] - NTSC, PAL, Auto

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Radar|'''*Radar''']] - ??

 

====Camera====

[[File:stkm_Cam_name_1.jpg|left|350px|]]

Individual Camera settings:

::*Brightness

::*Contrast

::*Saturation

::*Hue

 

====Cam Name====

[[File:stkm_Cam_name_3.jpg|left|350px|]]

Each camera has its own channel with its own "channel name".

Navigate to the display tab by hitting Menu->Setup->Display

Choose which camera name you would like to change by selecting its associated channel name. (8 letters max)

 

=====Loader Cam Names=====

::*CH1 - '''CAB'''

::*CH2 - '''L-Front'''

::*CH3 - '''R-Front'''

::*CH4 - '''Rear'''

 

=====Crane Cam Names=====

::*CH1 - '''CAB'''

::*CH2 - '''L-Front'''

::*CH3 - '''R-Front'''

::*CH4 - '''Far-Side'''

::*CH5 - CH8 - '''these channels need to be mirrored for cranes'''

 

====Language====

[[File:stkm_Language_selection.jpg|left|350px|]]

To edit the language of the device access Menu->Setup->Display->Language

Select which language you want from the buttons presented. Languages available are English, French, German, Russian, Japanese, Italian, Austrian

 

====Audio Out (N/A for BNSF)====

[[File:stkm_Audio_out.jpg|left|350px|]]

This setting edits the output for the audio channel in split mode

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->Audio Out

Select which camera's audio you would like to output.

 

====OSD====

[[File:stkm_OSD_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

OSD controls what information gets overlayed on the video of each camera.

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->OSD

::*Time - '''ON'''

::*License - '''ON'''

::*Camera Names - '''ON'''

 

====Menu On====

[[File:stkm_Menu_on_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

Sets the duration of time the menu will display on the screen.

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->Menu On

Settings: 30, 60, 120 seconds, or always on. ::*Time - '''Always On'''

 

[[File:stkm_Menu_lock_setting.jpg|left|500px|]]

The menu lock setting will lock the menu to be password protected.

A password is needed to change this setting

::*Menu Lock - '''ON'''

 

====Speed====

[[File:stkm_speed_setting.jpg|left|350px|]]

Allows you to change the source of the displayed speed to either the GPS or the vehicle speedometer
as well as the units of speed to be either kph or mph

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->Speed

 

====GPS====

[[File:stkm_GPS_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

Displays information of latitude/longitude, detectable satellites, connected satellites, speed, and time

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->GPS

 

====Mirror====

[[File:stkm_Mirror_Cam.jpg|left|350px|]]

Mirrors the video output on the selected camera. Configurable to each camera

Navigate to this setting by selecting Menu->Setup->Display->Mirror

 

====SYS FORMAT====

[[File:stkm_sys_format.jpg|left|350px|]]

Set NTSC/PAL/AUTO

 

===Network===

[[File:stkm_network_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Lan|'''*Lan''']] - Lan Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#WiFi|'''*Wifi''']] - Wifi Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Cellular|'''*Cellular''']] - Cellular Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Status|'''*Status''']] - Networks Status

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Server|'''*Server''']] - Server Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Server|'''*Upload Files''']] - Upload settings Settings

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#FTP|'''RTSP''']] - RTSP Settings

 

====LAN====

[[File:stkm_network_lan.jpg|left|350px|]]

Defaults:

::IP Address 192.168.100.188 set to '''192.168.0.250'''

::Mask 255.255.255.0

::Gateway 192.168.100.1 set to '''192.168.0.1'''

::MAC Add: 7e:97:15:xx:xx:xx

'''Notes:'''

I can ping it but not login. There does not appear to be any access from the network only connectivity with a local server

 

====WiFi====

[[File:stkm_network_wifi.jpg|left|350px|]]

N/A - Optional

Wi-Fi ON/OFF

DHCP On/Off

Ap Internet (new setting) Off

need new picture

 

====Cellular====

[[File:stkm_network_cellular.jpg|left|350px|]]

::*Cellular - '''ON'''

::*Standard - '''WCDMA'''

::*APN - '''data641003'''

::*Access No. - '''*99#'''

::*User Name - '''BLANK''' Can only be set by Config file

::*Password - '''Blank''' Can only be set by Config file

 

====Status====

[[File:stkm_network_status.jpg|left|350px|]]

Displays information on:

:Lan IP address
:MAC Address
:4G Network Status
:4G Signal Strength
:Wifi Network Status
:Wifi IP Address
:Wifi Signal Strength
:Server Status
:Network Connectivity

 

====Server====

[[File:stkm_network_server2.jpg|left|350px|]]

Server Address: '''lti-api.idriveglobal.com''' '''Port 8898'''

Server Address for AI integration '''52.87.0.30''' '''Port 9090'''
 '''dvr-api.idriveglobal.com''' '''Port 9090'''

 

====Upload Files====

[[File:stkm_Upload_files.jpg|left|350px|]]

::*Upload Files - '''ON'''

::*Cellular - '''ON'''

::*Normal Files - '''OFF'''

::*Status - '''x'''

 

====RTSP====

[[File:IDGSDVR_RTSP.jpg|left|350px|]]

 

===System===

[[File:stkm_system_settings.jpg|left|350px|]]

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#User|'''*User''']] - User Password

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Device|'''*Device''']] - Vehicle, Device, Path information

[[Stonkam IDRSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Date & Time|'''*Date & Time''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Schedule|'''*Schedule''']] - Timed Recording

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Exception|'''*Exception''']] - Buzzer On/Off and duration

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Acc|'''*Acc''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Alarm|'''*Alarm''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Update|'''*Update''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Config|'''*Config''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Config|'''*Application''']] -

[[Stonkam IDGSDVR Initial Configuration and Setup#Info|'''*Info''']] -

 

====User====

[[File:stkm_system_usr.jpg|left|350px|]]

 

====Device====

[[File:stkm_system_device.jpg|left|350px|]]

License No. - Default:(AAAAAA) Set to '''Vehicle Name'''

Device ID - Default:(BBBBBB) Set to '''UID'''(last 8 Digits only) Example: '''07270002'''

Path No. - Default (CCCCCC) Not Used (removed in later FW releases)

 From Stonkam 8/11/17 "it is a feature reserved for adding bus number in the future if the customer needs"

 

====Date & Time====

 Out of Date - missing Time Sync, Daylight Savings

[[File:stkm_system_datetime.jpg|left|600px|]]

Set for customer location

 

[[File:stkm_system_timeformat.jpg|left|350px|]]

Timezone: Set to '''PST is -8'''

 

[[File:stkm_system_timeupdate.jpg|left|350px|]]

Time Sync: Set to '''GPS on NTP off'''

 

[[File:stkm_system_daylight_savings.jpg|left|350px|]]

Enable: Set to '''ON'''

Start time / End time: Set to '''As Shown'''

 

====Schedule====

[[File:stkm_system_schedule.jpg|left|350px|]]

Used to schedule up to 4 recording tasks.

Recording settings include a start & end time as well as day of the week to record.

Note: Recordings are permitted to overlap

 

====Exception====

[[File:stkm_system_exception.jpg|left|350px|]]

Settings to configure a buzzer when certain errors occur.

Example: Buzzer when camera becomes disconnected

 

====ACC====

[[File:stkm_system_acc.jpg|left|350px|]]

Displays:
:Current voltage of the DVR
:Shutdown voltage- If voltage < shutdown voltage then dvr shuts down, powers back on only when voltage exceeds shutdown voltage
:ACC Delay- Continued recording after ACC is disconnected. Options are 5,30,60 seconds

'''FW 20180117 changes ACC Delay values to 5s, 60s, 30min, 60min'''

 

====Alarm====

[[File:stkm_system_alarm.jpg|left|600px|]]

Need picture update

Alarm Out - all to off

Alarm Rec. - Off

 

====Update====

[[File:stkm_FW_Upgrade.jpg|left|300px|]]

'''Process takes ~ 3 Minutes'''

There are two versions of the firmware - one for the 8 channel IDGSDVR and one for the 4 channel version

8 channel : '''dv454'''_upgrade_20230708.1737_idrive_Rename

4 Channel : '''dv456'''_upgrade_20230708.1737_idrive_Rename

Ensure you are using the latest FW version (Download from IDG DVR group in Teams)

Copy the firmware to USB stick or SD card root directory.

Insert the USB Stick into the IDGSDVR.

Either:

::* Reboot the IDGSDVR or

::*Navigate to Menu -> Setup -> System -> Update> Hit OK

Wait for Update Success!

Remove the USB Stick or the IDGSDVR will continually update

Verify that the update was successful by Menu -> Setup -> System -> Info

Compare the current version to the desired version.

 

====Config====
 Missing Auto Reboot setup

[[File:stkm_Config_update.jpg|left|350px|]]

'''Note:''' When you select Import or Export it executes with "OK" you think it is hung but is working

=====Import=====

Insert the USB with the appropriate configuration file '''sv_xml.xml''' in its root directory

for example for USB you must use this structure: "Export_file\config\sv_xml.xml"

Eric's note: filename must match exactly, you might have to rename if downloaded from the AC

Select the import button

=====Export=====

Select Export, Select location (SSD or USB or SD)

Saves '''sv_xml.xml''' to location

=====Factory Reset=====

 

=====Auto Reboot=====

On/Off, Day of Week, Time of Day

Set to On, Sunday, 02:00AM

 

 

==Storage==

[[File:stkm_main_storage.jpg|left|350px|]]

 

====Filesystem Structure====

'''Log4Gui''' - ASCII System Log

'''test_writable''' - system test if disk read only?

'''Normal Folder''' - location where videos are stored

::*20170801 Folder - separate folder for each date

:::*Video files naming example: 20170801150248_NM_0030_0001_1920_1080_25_04194304_AAAAAA_02.avi

::::*2017^08^01^ - Year^Month^Day

::::*15^02^48 - Hour^Minute^Second (from start?)

::::*_NM_0030_0001_1920_1080_25_04194304_ '''Figure this out'''

::::*AAAAAA_02 - Vehicle_Channel

 

==Volume==

[[File:stkm_volume.jpg|left|350px|]]

Set the playback volume via the remote. The default volume is 5.
 
Minimum volume: 1
 
Maximum volume: 10

 

=Detailed Assembly Instructions=

==SIM Card Installation==

Step 1: Unlock the IDGSDVR with its key, and open the side flap on the front panel and open the door to the right.

[[File:SIM_installation.jpg|left|300px|]][[File:SIM_installation.jpg|200px|]]

Document SIM Number and Insert SIM Into the IDGSDVR

[[File:SIM_installed.jpg|left|350px|]][[File:SIM_Installed.jpg|200px|]]

 

==Hard Drive==

Step 1: Unlock the IDGSDVR with its key, and open the side flap on the front panel and open the door to the right.

[[File:SSD_installation.jpg|left|300px|]][[File:SSD_installation.jpg|200px|]]

Step 2: Slide the new hard drive into the DVR making sure a solid connection is made with the hard drive.

[[File:SSD_Installed.jpg|left|250px|]][[File:SSD_Installed.jpg|250px|]]

 

===Format Hard Disk Detail===

Format SSD (xx seconds for 1TBB)

[[File:stkm_DiskFormat_Menu.jpg|left|300px|]]

Press the orange floppy disk icon to access the disk management settings

 

[[File:stkm_DiskFormat_Selection.jpg|left|300px|]]

Select which disk you would like to format.

Note once formatted all data on this disk will be lost

 

[[File:stkm_DiskFormat_Completion.jpg|left|500px|]]

Acknowledge that you would like to proceed with the format.

Wait for a format successful message. (this should take approximately 5 minutes for a 500GB hard drive)

 

=Firmware Versions Changes/Notes=

[[File:idrsdvr_fw_version.jpg|left|350px|]]

Displays system software version number

Update the picture with the current (new) version

 

===Previous Versions===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Stonkam '''8 Channel''' Firmware release versions||
|-
|'''Release Date''' ||'''Sys Version'''||'''MCU Version'''||'''Description/Notes'''
|-
| x ||x ||x ||x ||
|-
| 8/23/23 || 20230707.1737 || 2023040309 || Initial Release ||
|-
| 8/31/23 || 20230708.1737 || 2023040309 || Update ||
|-
| 8/9/23 || 20230809.1808 || 2023040309 || VGA||
|-
|} 

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Stonkam '''4 Channel''' Firmware release versions||
|-
|'''Release Date''' ||'''Sys Version'''||'''MCU Version'''||'''Description/Notes'''
|-
| x ||x ||x ||x ||
|-
| 8/23/23 || 20230707.1737 || 2023040309 || Initial Release ||
|-
| 8/31/23 || 20230708.1737 || 2023040309 || Update ||
|-
| 9/1/23 || 20230901.1787 || 2023040309 || 360 degree ||
|-
|} 

 

=Cellular connectivity notes=

==DVR cellular status messages==

“modem signal drops, errors and does not reconnect” means signal is poor or no signal. so please double check if the sim card is well plug and with antenna and data there.

Engineer said there is an procedure when connect with cellular :

KO ERR -> OPEN ERR ->SIM/CPIN ERR -> CSQ ERR > CREG ERR> APN ERR ->DAILING ERR -> GET IP ERRor -> Success.

If there is any error, the status will go back to KO ERR, so could you take a picture of the last status where DVR goes back to KO error, then will be able to know the last failure spot.

 

=LAN connection to D8=

===Set D8 IP address===

configure a static IP (192.168.0.250 is set in our config file)

If IP not set by config file then: Open dvr display interface, revise the info in LAN interface (IP, Mask, Gateway, MAC) click OK to exit

 

===Set computer to correct network segment (192.168.0.10)===

1、connect DVR with network: dvr and computer in the same router or directly connect DVR to the computer. Computer and dvr should be in the same network segment.

2、Run cmd, see if you can ping the IP just set in DVR

 

If it works, You can continue to enter the command：

===Telnet in DVR===

Turn on Telnet Client in Windows 10 : Control Panel> Programs> turn windows features on or off

telnet 192.168.0.250 or //192.168.0.250 (IP just set in DVR)

(none) login: root

Password: sharpvision

 

===Change UID===

Only used if a serial number was duplicated. If you mess with it otherwise the warranty tracking will be messed up with Stonkam.

//After logging in, enter the following command：

echo xxxxxxxxxx > /etc/DeviceUid

//xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (new uid)

Power off and reboot // reboot is necessary

3, check whether the UID number modified successfully.

4. new UID INFO (for example only!)

SerialNumber: 201035-424-00181
DeviceId: 1802230021
UserName: 201035
Password: 201035
Sever Ip: 183.233.190.23

SerialNumber: 201035-424-00182
DeviceId: 1802230022
UserName: 201035
Password: 201035
Sever Ip: 183.233.190.23

"New Client" Cellular Download; No Base Station; iris setup and training

2019-10-18T19:35:33Z

Nolan:

Below are the '''Cellular Only Client'''; steps to set up and train...

# Make sure the client is listed and accessible in the AC and verify any added features (Facial Recognition, DaD)
##''if not'' make sure '''Sales''' has activated the client
## '''Shipping''' has completed the AC creation
# using the '''AC''', ''log in'' as '''Client''' to iris and create fictitious vehicles and an ADMIN user account
# After '''Shipping''' adds Cameras and GSMs
## then you can attach them to the fictitious vehicles
## And you can send a request for Chrysta to activate the GSMs
# Contact the client with the following...
:::* Email the Installation Manual to client
:::* schedule training
:::** propose Dates and Times
:::** request contacts to invite to training
'''Training'''

"New Client" Cellular Download; No Base Station; iris setup and training

2019-10-18T19:27:05Z

Nolan:

Below are the '''Cellular Only Client'''; steps to set up and train...

# One Make sure the client is listed and accessible in the AC
##''if not'' make sure '''Sales''' has activated the client
## '''Shipping''' has completed the AC creation
# using the '''AC''', ''log in'' as '''Client''' to iris and create fictitious vehicles and an ADMIN user account
# After '''Shipping''' adds Cameras and GSMs
## then you can attach them to the fictitious vehicles
## And you can send a request for Chrysta to activate the GSMs
# Contact the client with the following...
:::* Email the Installation Manual to client
:::* schedule training
:::** propose Dates and Times
:::** request contacts to invite to training
'''Training'''

"New Client" Cellular Download; No Base Station; iris setup and training

2019-10-18T19:25:12Z

Nolan:

"New Client" Cellular Download; No Base Station; iris setup and training

2019-10-18T19:17:45Z

Nolan:

Below are the '''Cellular Only Client'''; steps to set up and train...

# One Make sure the client is listed and accessible in the AC
##''if not'' make sure '''Sales''' has activated the client
## and '''Shipping''' has completed the AC creation
# using the '''AC''', ''log in'' as '''Client''' to iris and create fictitious vehicles and an ADMIN user account
# After '''Shipping''' adds Cameras and GSMs
## then you can attach them to the fictitious vehicles
## And you can send a request for Chrysta to activate the GSMs
# Contact the client with the following...
:::* Email the Installation Manual to client
:::* schedule training

"New Client" Cellular Download; No Base Station; iris setup and training

2019-10-18T19:14:15Z

Nolan:

Below are the '''Cellular Only Client'''; steps to set up and train...

# One Make sure the client is listed and accessible in the AC
##''if not'' make sure sales has activated the client and shipping has completed the AC creation
# using the AC, ''log in'' as '''Client''' to iris and create fictitious vehicles and an ADMIN user account
# When Shipping adds Cameras and GSMs
##you then can attach them to the fictitious vehicles
##and activate the GSMs
# Contact the client with the following...
:::* Email the Installation Manual to client
:::* schedule training

"New Client" Cellular Download; No Base Station; iris setup and training

2019-10-18T19:12:58Z

Nolan:

"New Client" Cellular Download; No Base Station; iris setup and training

2019-10-18T19:11:57Z

Nolan:

Below are the '''Cellular Only Client'''; steps to set up and train...

# One Make sure the client is listed and accessible in the AC
##''if not'' make sure sales has activated the client and shipping has completed the AC creation
# using the AC, ''log in'' as '''Client''' to iris and create fictitious vehicles and an ADMIN user account
# When Shipping adds Cameras and GSMs you then can attach them to the fictitious vehicles and activate the GSMs
# Contact the client with the following...
:::* Installation Manual to client
:::*

"New Client" Cellular Download; No Base Station; iris setup and training

2019-10-18T19:02:55Z

Nolan:

Below are the '''Cellular Only Client'''; steps to set up and train...

# One Make sure the client is listed and accessible in the AC
##if not make sure sales has activated the client and shipping has completed the AC creation
# using the AC log in as Client to iris and create fictitious vehicles and user account ADMIN permissions
# When Shipping adds Cameras and GSMs you then can attach them to the fictitious vehicles and activate the GSMs
# Contact the client with the following...
:::* Installation Manual to client
:::*

"New Client" Cellular Download; No Base Station; iris setup and training

2019-10-18T18:53:39Z

Nolan:

Below are the '''Cellular Only Client'''; steps to set up and train...

# Make sure the client is listed and accessible in the AC
# if not make sure sales has activated the client and shipping has completed the AC creation
# using the AC log in as Client to iris and create fictitious vehicles and user account ADMIN permissions
# When Shipping adds Cameras and GSMs you then can attach them to the fictitious vehicles and activate the GSMs
# Contact the client with the following...
:::* Installation Manual to client
:::*

"New Client" Cellular Download; No Base Station; iris setup and training

2019-10-18T18:52:50Z

Nolan:

Below are the '''Cellular Only Client'''; steps to set up and train...

# Make sure the client is listed and accessible in the AC
# if not make sure sales has activated the client and shipping has completed the AC creation
# using the AC log in as Client to iris and create fictitious vehicles and user account ADMIN permissions
# When Shipping adds Cameras and GSMs you then can attach them to the fictisious vehicles and activate the GSMs
# Contact the client with the following...
:::* Installation Manual to client
:::*

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-29T20:35:05Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Important: Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield is also a suitable position (typically on the passenger side).

* Keep in mind not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

:::'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

:''LED1''

:* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
:* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

:''LED2''

:* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
:* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

''Follow these steps:''

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

:''Option 1:''

:1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

:2) Select the relevant “Location”

:3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

:''Option 2:''

:1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

:2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

:3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

:::Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)

:::Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

'''To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

'''To retrieve routes from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Open the Routes tab on the right

2) The most recent route will be on top

3) Use beginning and ending date at bottom for previous routes

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
::- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert

::- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-29T20:34:07Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Important: Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield is also a suitable position (typically on the passenger side).

* Keep in mind not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

:::'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

:''LED1''

:* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
:* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

:''LED2''

:* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
:* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

''Follow these steps:''

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

''Option 1:''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Select the relevant “Location”

3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

''Option 2:''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

:::Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)

:::Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

'''To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

'''To retrieve routes from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Open the Routes tab on the right

2) The most recent route will be on top

3) Use beginning and ending date at bottom for previous routes

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
::- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert

::- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T20:30:54Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database.

After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

'''live data stream'''

5 Sec Live Look in…

(there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password (the same one that you would at the Base Station)

'''to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…'''

* Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
* Green (online ignition On)
* Grey turned off (ignition off)
* Clicking on the Icon opens an Information box for this vehicle

:-Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
* When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu in the Events tab

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option) Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point allowing full events to transfer
:Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices paired to the cameras.
:When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at Green Red
* LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right

'''Camera LEDS''' (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''

1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
: a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
:if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
:vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
::b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
::within a 2 minute GPS location

'''Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...'''

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T20:29:25Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database.

After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

'''live data stream'''

5 Sec Live Look in…

(there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password (the same one that you would at the Base Station)

'''to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…'''

* Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
* Green (online ignition On)
* Grey turned off (ignition off)
* Clicking on the Icon opens an Information box for this vehicle

:-Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
* When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu in the Events tab

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option) Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point allowing full events to transfer
:Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices paired to the cameras.
:When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at Green Red
* LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right

'''Camera LEDS''' (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''

1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
: a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
:if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
:vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
::b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
::within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T20:26:53Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database.

After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

'''live data stream'''

5 Sec Live Look in…

(there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password (the same one that you would at the Base Station)

'''to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…'''

* Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
* Green (online ignition On)
* Grey turned off (ignition off)
* Clicking on the Icon opens an Information box for this vehicle

-Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
* When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu in the Events tab

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices paired to the cameras.
When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at Green Red
* LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right

'''Camera LEDS''' (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''

1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
: a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
::b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T20:24:18Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database.

After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

'''live data stream'''

5 Sec Live Look in…

(there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password (the same one that you would at the Base Station)

'''to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…'''

* Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
* Green (online ignition On)
* Grey turned off (ignition off)
* Clicking on the Icon opens an Information box for this vehicle

-Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
* When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu in the Events tab

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices paired to the cameras.
When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at Green Red
* LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right

'''Camera LEDS''' (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''

1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….

	 a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T19:48:48Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database.

After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

'''live data stream'''

5 Sec Live Look in…

(there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password (the same one that you would at the Base Station)

'''to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…'''

* Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
* Green (online ignition On)
* Grey turned off (ignition off)
* Clicking on the Icon opens an Information box for this vehicle

-Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
* When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu in the Events tab

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices paired to the cameras.
When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at Green Red
* LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right

'''Camera LEDS''' (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''

1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T19:42:39Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database.

After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

'''live data stream'''

5 Sec Live Look in…

(there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password (the same one that you would at the Base Station)

to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…

* Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
* Green (online ignition On)
* Grey turned off (ignition off)
* Clicking on the Icon opens an Information box for this vehicle

-Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
* When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu in the Events tab

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point
allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices
paired to the cameras. When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at Green Red
* LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right
'''Camera LEDS''' (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''

1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T19:42:01Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database.

After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

'''live data stream'''

5 Sec Live Look in…

(there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password (the same one that you would at the Base Station)

to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…

* Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
* Green (online ignition On)
* Grey turned off (ignition off)
* Clicking on the Icon opens an Information box for this vehicle

-Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
* When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu in the Events tab

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point
allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices
paired to the cameras. When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at
Green Red
* LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right
'''Camera LEDS''' (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''

1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T19:40:44Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database.

After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

'''live data stream'''

5 Sec Live Look in…

(there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password (the same one that you would at the Base Station)

to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…

* Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
* Green (online ignition On)
* Grey turned off (ignition off)
* Clicking on the Icon opens an Information box for this vehicle

-Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
* When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu in the Events tab

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point
allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices
paired to the cameras. When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at
Green Red
* LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right
Camera LEDS (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''
1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T16:31:50Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database.

After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

'''live data stream'''

5 Sec Live Look in…

(there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password that you would at the Base Station to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…

* Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
* Green (online ignition On)
* Grey turned off (ignition off)
* Clicking on the Icon opens an Information box for this vehicle

-Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
* When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu in the Events tab

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point
allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices
paired to the cameras. When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at
Green Red
o LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right
Camera LEDS (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''
1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T16:31:00Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database.

After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

'''live data stream'''

5 Sec Live Look in…

(there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password that you would at the Base Station to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…

* Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
* Green (online ignition On)
* Grey turned off (ignition off)
* Clicking on the Icon opens an Information box for this vehicle

-Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
* When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point
allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices
paired to the cameras. When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at
Green Red
o LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right
Camera LEDS (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''
1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T16:23:22Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database.

After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

'''live data stream'''

5 Sec Live Look in…

(there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password that you would at the Base Station to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…

o Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
o Green (online ignition On)
o Grey turned off (ignition off)
o Clicking on the Icon reveals this menu

-Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
o When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point
allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices
paired to the cameras. When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at
Green Red
o LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right
Camera LEDS (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''
1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T16:19:40Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “ '''F''' ” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database. After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

live data stream
5 Sec Live Look in… (there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password that you would at the Base Station to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…

o Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
o Green (online ignition On)
o Grey turned off (ignition off)
o Clicking on the Icon reveals this menu
Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
o When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point
allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices
paired to the cameras. When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at
Green Red
o LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right
Camera LEDS (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''
1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T16:18:37Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “'''f'''” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250px]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database. After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

live data stream
5 Sec Live Look in… (there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password that you would at the Base Station to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…

o Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
o Green (online ignition On)
o Grey turned off (ignition off)
o Clicking on the Icon reveals this menu
Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
o When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point
allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices
paired to the cameras. When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at
Green Red
o LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right
Camera LEDS (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''
1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T16:17:55Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “'''f'''” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

[[File:GSM serial.jpg|250ppi]]

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database. After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

live data stream
5 Sec Live Look in… (there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password that you would at the Base Station to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…

o Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
o Green (online ignition On)
o Grey turned off (ignition off)
o Clicking on the Icon reveals this menu
Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
o When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point
allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices
paired to the cameras. When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at
Green Red
o LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right
Camera LEDS (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''
1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

File:GSM serial.jpg

2018-05-29T16:14:25Z

Nolan:

Idrive GPS Tracker

2018-05-29T16:12:55Z

Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

'''GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking'''

When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “'''f'''” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…

i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx

After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database. After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software

live data stream
5 Sec Live Look in… (there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
* When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
* After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password that you would at the Base Station to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…

o Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
o Green (online ignition On)
o Grey turned off (ignition off)
o Clicking on the Icon reveals this menu
Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
o When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu

* When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
* When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
* The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
* All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point
allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices
paired to the cameras. When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
* There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at
Green Red
o LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right
Camera LEDS (reading colors left to right)
* Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
* Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
* Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
* Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
* Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module

'''NOTES:'''
1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-29T16:08:26Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Important: Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield is also a suitable position (typically on the passenger side).

* Keep in mind not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

''LED1''

* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

''LED2''

* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

''Follow these steps:''

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

''Option 1:''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Select the relevant “Location”

3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

''Option 2:''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)

Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

'''To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

'''To retrieve routes from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Open the Routes tab on the right

2) The most recent route will be on top

3) Use beginning and ending date at bottom for previous routes

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert

- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-29T16:05:49Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Important: Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield is also a suitable position (typically on the passenger side).

* Keep in mind not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

''LED1''

* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

''LED2''

* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

Follow these steps:

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

''Option 1:''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Select the relevant “Location”

3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

''Option 2:''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)

Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

'''To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

'''To retrieve routes from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Open the Routes tab on the right

2) The most recent route will be on top

3) Use beginning and ending date at bottom for previous routes

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert

- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-29T16:04:10Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Important: Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield is also a suitable position (typically on the passenger side).

* Keep in mind not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

''LED1''

* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

''LED2''

* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

Follow these steps:

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

'''Option 1:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Select the relevant “Location”

3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

'''Option 2:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)

Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

'''To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

'''To retrieve routes from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Open the Routes tab on the right

2) The most recent route will be on top

3) Use beginning and ending date at bottom for previous routes

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert

- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-29T16:02:52Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Important: Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield is also a suitable position (typically on the passenger side).

* Keep in mind not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

''LED1''

* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

''LED2''

* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

Follow these steps:

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

'''Option 1:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Select the relevant “Location”

3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

'''Option 2:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)

Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

'''

To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

'''To retrieve routes from the past, follow these steps:'''

1) Open the Routes tab on the right

2) The most recent route will be on top

3) Use beginning and ending date at bottom for previous routes

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert

- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-29T15:43:56Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Important: Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield is also a suitable position (typically on the passenger side).

* Keep in mind not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

''LED1''

* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

''LED2''

* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

Follow these steps:

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

'''Option 1:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Select the relevant “Location”

3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

'''Option 2:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)

Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

To retrieve routes from the past, follow these steps:

1) Open the Routes tab on the right

2) The most recent route will be on top

3) Use beginning and ending date at bottom for previous routes

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert

- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-29T15:43:01Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield is also a suitable position (typically on the passenger side).

* Important: Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Keep in mind not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

''LED1''

* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

''LED2''

* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

Follow these steps:

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

'''Option 1:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Select the relevant “Location”

3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

'''Option 2:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)

Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

To retrieve routes from the past, follow these steps:

1) Open the Routes tab on the right

2) The most recent route will be on top

3) Use beginning and ending date at bottom for previous routes

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert

- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-29T15:41:45Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield is also a suitable position (typically on the passenger side).

* Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Keep in mind to not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

''LED1''

* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

''LED2''

* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

Follow these steps:

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

'''Option 1:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Select the relevant “Location”

3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

'''Option 2:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)

Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

To retrieve routes from the past, follow these steps:

1) Open the Routes tab on the right

2) The most recent route will be on top

3) Use beginning and ending date at bottom for previous routes

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert

- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-29T15:21:32Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield (passenger side) is also a suitable position.

* Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Keep in mind to not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

''LED1''

* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

''LED2''

* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

Follow these steps:

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

'''Option 1:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Select the relevant “Location”

3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

'''Option 2:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)

Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

To retrieve routes from the past, follow these steps:

1) Open the Routes tab on the right

2) The most recent route will be on top

3) Use beginning and ending date at bottom for previous routes

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert

- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-24T20:16:36Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield (passenger side) is also a suitable position.

* Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Keep in mind to not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

''LED1''

* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

''LED2''

* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

Follow these steps:

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

'''Option 1:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Select the relevant “Location”

3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

'''Option 2:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)
Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

To retrieve routes from the past, follow these steps:

1) Open the Routes tab on the right

2) The most recent route will be on top

3) Use beginning and ending date at bottom for previous routes

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert
- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide

2018-05-24T19:52:01Z

Nolan: /* Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide */

== '''Installing the Idrive 3G module & Operation Guide''' ==

The 3G module will need to be attached to the windshield, and it must not interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Before you attach the 3G module to the windshield, you will need to choose a safe location that is within the length of the cable.

'''Things to consider when preparing to install the 3G module'''

* Behind the mirror on either side of the X2 is a suitable position.

* Along the top edge of the windshield (passenger side) is also a suitable position.

* Do not mount it above the X2, as this may interfere with the GPS signal.

* Keep in mind to not to exceed the length from the 3G cable to the X2.

Once a proper/safe location has been identified, the 3G cable will need to be plugged into the back of the X2.

'''Note: If installing a new X2, refer to the X2 installation guide and install the X2 first.'''

'''Installing the 3G module on an existing X2'''

First remove the X2 from the windshield mount by removing the 3mm support screw that attaches the X2 to the mounting bracket.

Don't forget to properly disconnect the wire harness from the camera by the clip

And then remove the cover on the back side of the X2; done by inserting a small screw driver in the slot on the cover and prying it out. [See image below]

[[File:X2V2-acc.port.jpg|400px]] [[File:X2V2-acc.port.open.jpg|370px]]

After removing the cover, plug the 3G module into the center connector. [See Image below]

[[ File:X2V2-acc.port.GSM.jpg|500px]]

* Next, remount the X2 on the windshield bracket.

* Prepare to install the 3G module in the chosen location by cleaning the windshield surface where it will be placed (alcohol pads work well).

* Remove the cover from the double stick tape on the back of the 3G module.

* Press the module so that it adheres to the prepared location of the windshield.

* Excess length of cable can be wrapped around the X2 mounting bracket.

'''LED Behavior for the 3G Module'''

''LED1''

* RED: indicates power to the module is ON
* OFF: indicates there is no power to the module (may not be connected)

''LED2''

* GREEN: indicates the module is connected to the cellular network
* RED or OFF: indicates that the module is not connected to the cellular network

'''To turn the X2’s left LED red during a “Live Telematics,”'''

OR

'''To change the time length of the Live Telematics Event,'''

Follow these steps:

1) Open Idrive '''Control Center'''

2) Select “Settings”

3) Select “Vehicles – Devices – Events Settings”

4) Select the vehicle (check the box) that you need to enable the 3G module for

5) At the bottom of the screen, click on the “Live Telematics Event” tab

6) Check the “LED ON” box or Enter your desired time in “Length”

'''GPS TRACKER''' (found in the Idrive '''Global Center''')

To find the vehicle you require live telematics for, follow these steps:

'''Option 1:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Select the relevant “Location”

3) Select the particular vehicle you wish to locate on the map

'''Option 2:'''

1) Select “Vehicles” tab on the left hand side

2) Enter the vehicle name in the search bar at the top

3) Select the vehicle to view its location on the map

'''To trigger a live look-in event for this particular vehicle, follow these steps:'''

1) At the ''top right'' of the vehicle’s information box, there will be a title: “Live”

Note: if the information box has been closed, click on vehicle's marker to open it again

2) Click on “Live” (then the system will begin to record a live telematics event)
Note: this may take seconds or minutes depending on the strength of the cellular connection at the time

3) Once the event has been retrieved, you can view it on the ''right'' hand side, under the “Events Tab”. The newest events are on top.

To retrieve a live telematics from the past, follow these steps:

1) Still in the '''Global Center''' > '''GPS Tracker'''

2) open the vehicles tab and search the vehicle name or select from its location

3) Then open the Events tab on the right (most recent events are at the top)

To retrieve routes from past trips:

1) open the Routes tab on the right
2) most recent on top
3) use calendar at bottom for older trips

'''Additional information:'''

* If the location marker of the vehicle is “grayed out,” or the information box says "Ignition Off" this means that there is no ability for live-look in.

* However, all the “Green” markers indicate there is the ability to retrieve a live-look-in from that point.

* The “Green” marker is where the vehicle is currently, or its last known location.

'''Geo-Fencing Guide (To enable Geo-Fencing for vehicles from the Global Center):'''

''To Create a Geo –Fence''

Global Center > GPS Tracker > Operations > Geo-Fencing > click Add Alert at the bottom right

* Type the name for the alert,
* Choose Enter or Exit area,
* Select the tool shape (circle, rectangle, or polygon) used to define the "fenced" area,
* Then, vehicles tab and notifications tab
- Vehicles tab: check the vehicles that will trigger this alert
- Notifications tab: enter the email address that the alert will be sent
* Save Alert

''To Edit Geo-Fence:''

1) Global Center > GPS Tracker >

2) Open the Operations tab on the left > Geo-Fencing

3) Open the Alerts tab on the right > select the alert that you wish to edit

4) Then Save alert at the bottom, after changes are made.

Idrive GPS Tracker

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Nolan: /* Idrive Global GPS tracker */

== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

GSM Connection and Vehicle Tracking
When you receive your GSM (3G) Modules please provide to us the number ending with an “f” on the module and tell us what Camera Serial you attached it to…
i.e. 8944501505158xxxxxxf > 0258211xxxxx
After you supply us with those numbers, we will connect the devices together in our database. After this is accomplished we need you to have the cameras sync via WiFi with the attached GSM modules one more time to establish the link in your Control Center software
live data stream
5 Sec Live Look in… (there is an approx 40 second - 2 minute delay across networks); before a response will be visible in the webpage, the videos are low res having no audio.
 When you sign into the Tracking site and select the vehicle for live look in a connection is started with the camera via GSM
 After this syncs… you will go to http://tracking.idriveglobal.com and sign in with your user and password that you would at the Base Station to live track a vehicle based on GSM positioning, and also request live look in…
o Blue offline (disconnected, 3G connectivity have been lost and no data have been received in the last 10 minutes from that camera)
o Green (online ignition On)
o Grey turned off (ignition off)
o Clicking on the Icon reveals this menu
Click the LIVE text to request a Live Look In
o When complete, the Live Look in will appear on the right side menu
 When the 5 seconds Live Look in is triggered by the tracking site, it causes the camera to
save the trigger as an event that will download to the Base Station when it returns and
connects via WiFi (called Telematics Event 8-30 seconds based on your selection in the
Control Center)
 When a Live Look in is requested from the web site, the Cameras Left LED will turn Red for
the duration of the Telematics Event (software LED option)
Downloading events
 The Camera only uses GSM for live look in and tracking Telematics
 All transfers are still made ONLY via WiFi after the ignition is turned off at the Access Point
allowing full events to transfer
Please make sure that the cameras connect well and have good WiFi signal to get these devices
paired to the cameras. When the camera pairs correctly with the GSM device;
 There are two LEDs in the GSM module will boot to RED RED; then establish connection at
Green Red
o LEDs are visible through the cooling fins with the cable exiting to the right
Camera LEDS (reading colors left to right)
 Red – Green (approx. 20 seconds) – camera OS boot up time
 Green – Green blinking slow – scan for GPS signal
 Green – Green blinking fast – GPS signal is found, GSM connection in progress
 Green – Green steady – all systems initiated, Live features available.
 Green – Red (blinking slow) – hardware / connectivity issue between camera and 3G module
NOTES:
1. Live look ins are pooled per company on a 20 Live Look ins per month; afterward you
will receive no access or be blocked….
a. However, each company that has active GSM devices are “bucketed together” so
if one vehicle does not get its 20 live look ins, you can draw from those in other
vehicles until your “20 live look ins X number of Devices” is used up
b. You are not limited by live tracking and can view the location of each vehicle
within a 2 minute GPS location
Please direct all initial contact to support@idriveglobal.com...

Idrive GPS Tracker

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== '''Idrive Global GPS tracker''' ==

Main Page

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[http://admincenter.idriveglobal.com Idrive Admin Center]

[[Idrive Downloads]]

[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com Idrive Customer Wiki - wiki.idriveglobal.com]

[http://www.idriveglobal.com Idrive Web Site]

[http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/idrive-global-center/id498507809?ls=1&mt=8 Idrive App Apple Store]

[https://www.facebook.com/idriveGlobal/ Idrive on Facebook]

[http://twitter.com/idriveX1 Idrive on twitter]

[http://www.teamviewer.com Team Viewer]

[http://get.adobe.com/reader Adobe Reader]

[http://videolan.org Video Lan FLV player]

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[[File:Smart-icon.png|center|70px]]

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[[Device Warranty Processes]]

[[Idrive Terminal Information and Policies]]

[[Idrive Activity List]]

[[Idrive Control Center "Idrive Settings"]]

[[Idrive Support - Base Station first connection checklist]]

[[idrive "New Client" 2 hour Software Training procedure and guideline]]

[[BNSF D8 device and alert management]]

[[Read X2 files from Storage SD Card]]

[[Idrive Installer Processes and Guidelines]]

[[Firmware Test Form]]

[[X2 Advanced Features]]

[[X2 Surge Ratings and voltages]]

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{| class="wikitable"
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[[Idrive Control Center 3.0 User’s Guide]]

[[Idrive X2V2 Installation and Operation Guide]]

[[Idrive X2 GSM or 3G Module Installation and operation guide]]

[[Idrive X2 Continuous Recording (CR) and Extended Video (settings and requests guide)]]

[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com/index.php?title=Idrive_Base_Station_Installation_Guide Idrive Base Station Installation Guide]

[[Mobile Base Station Installation Guide]]

[[idrive Micro Base Station Download Point Installation Guide]]

[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com/index.php?title=Idrive_X1_Installation_and_Operation_Guide Idrive X1 Installation and Operation Guide]

[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com/index.php?title=IR_LED_Illuminator_Kit_Installation_Guide IR LED Illuminator Kit Installation Guide]

[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com/index.php?title=Wired_Panic_Button_Installation_Guide Wired Panic Button Kit Installation Guide]

[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com/index.php?title=Idrive_Global_Center_app_for_iPhone_and_iPad Idrive Global Center app for iPhone and iPad]

[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com/index.php?title=Idrive_D4_Installation_and_Configuration_Guide idrive D4 Installation and Configuration Guide]

[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com/index.php?title=Idrive_Viewpro_User_Guide idrive Viewpro User Guide]

[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com/index.php?title=X1_%E2%80%A2_Base_Station_%E2%80%A2_Hardware_and_Software idrive Client FAQ]

[[Idrive Client weekly X Camera and D4 Maintenance]]

[[Best Practices Base Station, Access Point, and Remote Access]]

[[Global Center3 User's Manual]]

[[Idrive GPS Tracker]]

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[[File:settings2.png|center|70px]]

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[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com/index.php?title=How_To_Open_a_Support_Ticket How To Open a Support Ticket]

[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com/index.php?title=Contact_Idrive_Support Contact Idrive Support]

[http://wiki.idriveglobal.com/index.php?title=Contact_Idrive_Support About RMA (Client)]

[[Idrive Base Station HDD Full]]

[[Idrive Control Center 2.0 Internal Admin User’s Guide]]

[[RMA Processing Policy and Procedures]]

[[Media:New_RMA_Shipping_Form.zip|New RMA Shipping Form]]

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[[Idrive Shipping Receiving Process]]

[[Idrive Order Handling Process ]]

[[Idrive Customer Exception Process ]]

[[Idrive Parts Ordering Process]]

[[Idrive X2 GSM Processes]]

[[3G Client SIM replacement]]

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[[File:base-station-idrive.jpg|center|160px]]

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[[Idrive Base Station General Requirements]]

[[Base Station Configuration Guide ]]

[[Media:Base_Station_Checklist_021618.zip|Base Station Checklist (Current as of 2/16/18)]]

[[Base Station Connectivity Information ]]

[[Base Station Upgrade Hard Drives ]]

[[Idrive Base Station 2TB upgrade procedure]]

[[Micro Base Station Download Point Configuration Guide]]

[[Media:Micro_Base_Station_Checklist_021618.zip|Micro Base Station Checklist (Current as of 2/16/18)]]

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[[File:mikrotik.jpg|center|160px]]

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[[RB Groove Configuration]]

[[Media:Winbox.zip|WinBox (MikroTik Router Software)]]

[[MicroTIK VPN Solution]]

[[Transfer Point Documentation]]

[[Wireless Bridge Documentation]]

[[Netwatch Script Reboots MikroTik]]

[[Vonets VAR11N WiFi Router programming guide (Access Point for Idrive Mobile Base Station)]]

|}

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[[File:manuficon.jpg|center|100px]]

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[[Manufacturing:X2 Device Manufacturing and Programming Process | X2 Device Manufacturing and Programming Process]]

[[Manufacturing:X2V2 Device Manufacturing and Programming Process | X2V2 Device Manufacturing and Programming Process]]

[[Manufacturing:X2 Ubuntu Configuration for MicroSD programming| X2 Ubuntu Configuration for MicroSD programming]]

[[Manufacturing: SDShark use for MicroSD programming | WireShark use for MicroSD programming]]

[[Manufacturing:X1 V7 Series Device Manufacturing and Programming Process | X1 V7 Series Device Manufacturing and Programming Process]]

[[X1 V7 Series Device Manufacturing and Programming Admin Documentation]]

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[[File:IdriveX4_small_tech_specs.jpg|center|160px]]

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[[D4 Initial Configuration and Setup]]
*''updated firmware and EZ config Nov 2014 adding Backing Cam trigger full screen''

[[D4 DVR_CoreBoard replacement (NAND-NOR_Flash Conversion) ]]

[[media:D4_install_monitor_to_security_box.pdf | D4 install monitor to security box]]

[[media:Train_Inverter_D4_power.pdf‎ | Locomotive inverter and relay schematic for D4 installation ignition and powering ]]

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[[Video Splitter Assembly]]

[[Video Splitter Installation]]

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[[File:manuficon.jpg|center|100px]]

[[Stonkam D8 Contact & Notes - What is it?]]

[[Stonkam D8 Initial Configuration and Setup]]

[[Stonkam D8 Configuration Checklist]]

[[Stonkam D8 Installation Guide]]

[[Stonkam D8 End User Guide]]

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[[ICV D8 Contact & Notes - What is it?]]

[[ICV D8 Initial Configuration and Setup]]

[[ICV D8 Configuration Checklist]]

[[ICV D8 Installation Guide]]

[[ICV D8 End User Guide]]

[[IVMSServer (ICARvisions version)]]

[[IVMSClient (ICARvisions version)]]

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{| class="wikitable"
!style="width: 270px;"|VisionMaster D8
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|rowspan="2"|

[[D8 Contact & Notes - What is it?]]

[[D8 Initial Configuration and Setup]]

[[MDVR Player documentation]]

[[CMS Server documentation]]

[[RMS Client documentation]]

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[[Idrive Hardware Development]]

[[Idrive Software Development]]

[[Regulament de Ordine Interioara]]

Laborator

Utile

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[[Idrive Marketing]]

Idrive Web Site Store

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[[File:IdriveX1_small_tech_specs1.jpg|center|120px]]

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Idrive X1 v5 Specs

Idrive X1 v7 Specs

[[Idrive X1 v7 Test Reports]]

Idrive X1P Specs

[[Firmware Specs]]

[[Firmware Changelog]]

[[OV3640 Development]]

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[[File:IdriveX1_small_tech_specs1.jpg|center|120px]]

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[[Driver ID Specs]]

[[ Linux | Linux Freescale 3.0.35_4.1.0]]

[[Idrive X2 Specs]]

[[Idrive X2 Notes]]

[[X2 Firmware Releases]]

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Consult the [//meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information

on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [//www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

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Idrive 2.0 Control Center Specs

[[Idrive 2.0 Control Center Changelog | Idrive 2.0 Control Center Changelog]]

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[[File:wikigc.jpg|center]]

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Idrive 2.0 Global Center Specs

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[[File:wikiac.jpg|center]]

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[[Idrive 2.0 Admin Center Specs]]

[[Outlook Tickets Plugin Specs]]

[[Idrive 2.0 Admin Center Changelog]]

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[[File:wikifc.jpg|center]]

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[[Idrive Factory Tool 2.0 Specs]]

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