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[1-120] time limit(seconds);

Revision as of 18:39, 8 January 2013

Summary

Firmware 9.9(early access - beta)

Bug fixes

Phantom frame;

Event video jumping in future/past;

New Features

Longer Events

The amount of time to record for some type of events(like panic event) can be now increased up to 1 min.

Ignition Log

The ignition log combined with GPS tracks will provide a better image of the journey routes and parking time of the vehicle; As a supplement on the Control Center Application new GPS Tracking section was completely redesigned to offer a better user interface experience and to support all the new firmware features.

Speed Events and Super Speed Events

A new set of events type based on speed data provided by the GPS are now available. Speed events are triggered when defined speed limits are exceeded for a period of time. Speed events will be triggered when speed data sent by the GPS exceeds the defined value, for a period of time. Same thing for super speed events but speed limit must be higher then the limit defined for speed event. The device will not trigger another speed event or super speed event until speed data send by the GPS will be lower then the value defined for SPEED EVENT. All these values can be modified using size.cfg file which has a new format(see below details).

Sleep Mode

A new device operation mode that will keep events triggers and GPS module active while Ignition is turned off. Now the device can trigger events(like panic or shock) while the vehicle is packed, increasing the vehicles security. The fact that GPS module is still active while ignition is turned off will provide valid GPS coordinates right after the Ignition is turned ON, because the GPS module synchronization time will be null. The Device will enter into sleep mode after transfer mode ends(WIFI or USB). The sleep mode time period can be modified using size.cfg file(see below details). If an event is triggered while in sleep mode the device will act as if it is in event mode - will enter back in sleep mode when event is finished. The device will enter in event mode, without restart, if Ignition ON is received while it is in sleep mode.


size.cfg File Format

File Contents

8 sock[\n] - Shock event size/2 (See Event Length Detail)

8 door[\n] - Door event size/2 (See Event Length Detail)

10 panic[\n] - Panic event size/2 (See Event Length Detail)

10 wpanic[\n] - Wire panic event size/2 (See Event Length Detail)

6 alarm[\n] - Alarm event size/2 (See Event Length Detail)

6 shutdown[\n] - Power off event size/2 (See Event Length Detail)

6 start[\n] - NOT USED

1111111111[\n] - Event Led ON/OFF(see Event LED Details)

0,4,0,2,3[\n] - PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE

1,8,27,5[\n] - SPEED EVENTS(see Speed Event Details)

1,9,38,5[\n] - SUPER SPEED EVENTS(see Super Speed Event Details)

1800[\n] - SLEEP MODE TIME(see Sleep Mode Details)

Event Length Detail

Length for Event Type where the Length value sets the amount of time Before and After the event trigger. IE, a value of 8 will record 16 seconds of video.

Event Led ON/OFF Details

from left to right. 1=ON 0=OFF

[0/1] shock event;

[0/1] door event;

[0/1] panic event;

[0/1] wpanic event;

[0/1] alarm event;

[0/1] Power off event;

[0/1] NOT USED;

[0/1] NOT USED;

[0/1] speed event;

[0/1] super speed event;

Speed and Super speed lines

comma separated values, from left to right

[0/1] disable/enable event;

[1-120] event size / 2;

[1-120] speed limit(KNOTS); (1 Knot = 1.15077945 MPH = 1.852 KPH)

[1-120] time limit(seconds);

Sleep mode time

[0-86400] time period(seconds)