mvs presentspd 2 opt

•! System overview •! Creating rules, alerts, notifications •! Vehicle selection •! Triggered events •! GPS on screen mapping •! Downloading selected video (manual/Wifi) •! Live view

In this section we will add those assigned to receive

notifications from the system, in the event a rule is broken

Set G-Sensor sensitivity

Determine which cameras you want the rule attached to

Select your preferred method of notification for

this rule

All of the following Rules can be set, and Sensor rules can be tied into certain triggers on the

vehicle: Lights, Siren, trunk, Doors, etc.

Triggered Event’s are saved by date and

time

•! See all of your vehicles on the map at any time

•! Aid dispatchers in locating a particular vehicle for a job

•! Click on the vehicle and instantly tune into its camera to validate its activity

See every vehicle for a live update of its GPS coordinates and its current status or speed, this function is great for dispatch use.

•! For international companies, this view will allow you to monitor your fleet on an international basis, at any time you can zoom in to a street view and see a more detailed view of the vehicles location.

You can also change the style of GPS map from a physical, street, hybrid or satellite view

•! In this section I will show you how to select from your fleet of vehicles and tune into their camera in real time

•! Multiple vehicles can be displayed at the same time

•! See things from the drivers perspective

•! Imagine your driver is at the airport doing a pick up, and claims the client is not in the designated spot, through live view and Real time GPS support you can verify your driver is at the right terminal and no misunderstandings occurred.

Vehicle selection for live view

Here is a list of your vehicles currently

available To view the vehicle

live, click on the vehicle and drag it to one of the boxes on

the center of the screen

We now have selected (1) of our vehicles which is equipped with 2 cameras, we have populated this screen with both perspectives

Our chosen vehicle

Here is Camera 1, which is focused on the driver and front

cab area

In this example Camera (2) is placed at an angle to view all passenger's

onboard