FORESIGHT PRO USER GUIDE

FORESIGHT PRO

USER GUIDE

IMPORTANT NOTICES

Title: Foresight Pro User Guide

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CONTENTS

Overview 4

Minimum Requirements

Hardware 4

Software 4

H.265 Playback Performance Test Result 5

DVR Setup 6

Ports Description 7

Advanced Settings 9

Log Out 9

Live View 10

Two-way Audio 12

Broadcast 12

Settings 12

Quality 13

GPS Cong 13

Get Version 13

Output Sensor 13

Geo Fence Settings

Set Up A Geo Fence 14

Linear Geo Fence

Saving a Linear Geo Fence File 15

Importing a Linear Geo Fence File 15

Send Message 16

Remote Format 16

Restart 16

Mosaic Settings 17

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Zoom 17

Record 18

Mute 18

Snapshot 18

Alerts

Types of Alerts 19

Process 20

Vehicle Lock-On 20

Open Video 20

Talkback 20

Scene Playback 20

Playback 21

Server 21

Single Vehicle Search 21

Multiple Vehicles Search

Schedule a download 22

Online 23

Directory 23

Scene 24

Frame Information 24

Playback Control 25

Clip

Upload Evidence 26

Evidence Center 27

Evidence Search 27

Evidence Playback 28

Evidence Sharing 28

Captured Image Evidence 28

Vehicle Traffic Status List 29

Update 30

Email Settings

Report 32

System Manage

Fleet Information Conguration 33

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Vehicle Device Conguration 34

Quick Add 34

User Role Conguration 35

Driver file 37

Download Center 38

Automatic Download

About Automatic Download 40

Task Manage 42

Task Monitor 45

Task Report 45

Alarm Search

Search History 46

Search Conditions 47

Alarm Conguration 48

Alarm Email 48

System Settings - Server 49

Server Test 50

System Settings - Local 51

Permission Settings - Local 52

About 53

Software Licensing Agreement 54

FORESIGHT PRO USER GUIDE

Overview

Foresight Pro is the powerful video management software for the Observer™ series of recorders that offers all the playback and

investigating tools you need – right at your fingertips. When paired with WIFI and cellular networking, Foresight Pro’s back-end

solution provides features such as wireless video downloading, system email health reports, custom email alerts, live video

streaming and fleet tracking. View every camera angle at once and zoom in on important details. Use the blur feature to protect

the identity of your drivers and passengers. See speed, route history, and other vehicle metadata such as turn signals, brakes,

hazard lights and much more, all synchronized with video and graphically displayed for easy analysis. A convenient Evidence

folder allows users to label, categorize, organize and generate incident reports after reviewing critical video clips. Also available as

a downloadable app, Foresight Pro may be installed onto any internet accessible mobile device or tablet.

Minimum Requirements

Hardware

• Server:

◦ Intel® Xeon® E5 (2.4GHz) or above

◦ 16GB RAM (2 × 8192)

◦ 1GB RAM on graphics card

◦ 1000Mbps LAN card

◦ 10GB free storage space for software

◦ 200MB of free disk space, per vehicle, for database

• Client:

◦ Intel® Core™ i5-2400 (6M cache, up to 3.40GHz)

◦ 4GB RAM (2 × 2048)

◦ 1GB RAM on graphics card

◦ Integrated 10/100/1000 ethernet card

Software

• Server:

◦ Microsoft® Windows Server™ 2016-2019 (64-bit)

◦ Microsoft .NET Framework® 3.5 SP1 or above

• Client:

◦ Windows® 10 (32- or 64-bit) or above

◦ Internet Explorer® 10

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No.

Foresight Pro

Module

Resolution and

Framerate

Channel Quantity

CPU Consumption

(%)

RAM Consumption

(GB)

Performance

Live View 1920x1080 @30FPS 5 72 0.52 Fluent

Live View 1920x1080 @30FPS 6 87 0.54 Disfluency

Live View 1920x1080 @15FPS 13 75 1.08 Fluent

Live View 1920x1080 @15FPS 15 83 1.18 Disfluency

Server playback 1920x1080 @30FPS 4 61 0.65 Fluent

Server playback 1920x1080 @30FPS 5 75 0.71 Slight Disfluency

Server playback 1920x1080 @15FPS 11 75 1.12 Fluent

Server playback 1920x1080 @15FPS 12 \ \ Resource Limited

Remote playback 1920x1080 @30FPS 4 60 0.63 Fluent

Remote playback 1920x1080 @30FPS 5 78 0.68 Disfluency

Remote playback 1920x1080 @15FPS 8 55 0.91 Fluent

Remote playback 1920x1080 @15FPS 9 67 0.96 Slight Disfluency

HDD playback 1920x1080 @30FPS 4 75 0.71 Fluent

HDD playback 1920x1080 @30FPS 5 88 0.77 Disfluency

HDD playback 1920x1080 @15FPS 11 78 1.09 Fluent

HDD playback 1920x1080 @15FPS 12 85 1.16 Disfluency

Local le playback 1920x1080 @30FPS 4 66 0.63 Fluent

Local le playback 1920x1080 @30FPS 5 85 0.71 Disfluency

Local le playback 1920x1080 @15FPS 11 75 1.14 Fluent

Local le playback 1920x1080 @15FPS 12 \ \ Resource Limited

H.265 Playback Performance Test Result

Major PC parameters for testing H.265 playback

OS version: Windows 7 Professional (64bit)

CPU: Intel® Core™ i5-7500 CPU (3.4GHz)

RAM: 16 GB

GPU: Intel® HD Graphics 630 (Key GPU)

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DVR Setup

The Observer series of recorders must be configured to work with OMS PRO and Foresight Pro properly. There are two important

configuration screens:

• Device Info

1. Select System, then Basic Info.

2. Ensure the Device/OMS ID eld is

identical to the OMS ID as entered in

Foresight Pro Vehicle Management.

• Server Network

1. Select Network, then Server Setup.

2. Enter and save the following:

▪ ENABLE NETWORK: Select the

appropriate network option for

your OMS Pro installation

▪ REGISTER: Select Static IP and

enter the IP address of the

Foresight Pro installation

▪ PORT: Enter 5556

▪ MEDIA SERVER: Select Static IP

and enter the IP address of the

Foresight Pro installation

▪ PORT: Enter 5556

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Ports Description

• Device port: Device’s access via VPN needs to be mapped to a private network port.

• Client port: The Foresight Pro client needs to be mapped to a WAN port when it is connected through WAN.

The OMS Pro port protocol is a Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) protocol. If a connection through WAN is required, a consistent

port number should be mapped.

All Ports labeled Yes under the Mapping column are ports that needed to be port forwarded.

OMS PRO SERVERPORTS LIST (based on v2.6.2)

SERVICE NAME DESCRIPTION PROCESS PORT MAPPING

DVRRTService

OMS PRO process daemon service, control

the start and stop of various services, service

restart automatically

DVRRTService.exe

MySql5.5 Storage data platform MySql5.5.exe 3306/3307

Mongodb Storage user's old black box data mongod.exe 27017

Monggodb_3.2 Storage black box data mongod.exe 27018

MessagerServer

Device registration service, device-side

registration, data reporting, and instruction(or

commands) delivery through this service

MessagerServer.exe 12012 (alarm PUSH)

5556 (device registration) YES

DVRGTService

Forwarding service, request real-time video

through the client, then retrieve the video

from the device, and then distribute it to the

client

DVRGTService.exe

12091 (server port,

OLD MDVR use this port to

connect to server)

YES

12092 (server port,

N9M MDVR use this port

to connect to server)

YES

17891 (Server port,

client uses this port to

connect server)

YES

WCMSWebCenterService

Batch upgrades and auto-add vehicles are

through this service

WCMS.Server.WindowsService.exe

Apache2.2

Old web interface, evidence center, automatic

download and other client embedded pages

httpd.exe 12055 YES

AdsServer

Automatic download service for scheduled

server download tasks

ADSServer.exe 7857/7858

ClientBalance

Load balancing service, client login

authentication, returning server IP and port

for client

ServiceProxy.exe 7264 YES

n9m_proxy Proxy for remotely congure device page

HttpProxyServerNP.exe 12050 (for client) YES

12051 (for device) YES

ARMSStorageServer

"write" service for Black box, parse the black

box data downloaded by ADS, and write to

mongodb

ARMS.StorageServer.exe

ARMSRestServer

"read" service for Black box, read the black box

data stored by monggodb

ARMS.RestServer.exe 12040 YES

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OMS PRO SERVERPORTS LIST (based on v2.6.2)

SERVICE NAME DESCRIPTION PROCESS PORT MAPPING

ServiceSTPlay Playback service in Server side ServiceSTPlay.exe 12045 YES

AlarmService Alarm and GPS real-time push service AlarmService.exe 12125

ClientAccessService

"Client access server" service, used to relay

client request information and server return

information (device online and oine

information, real-time GPS, etc.)

ClientAccessService.exe 12020 YES

Redis Service Cache the Online, GPS and other data redis-server.exe 12004

PushService Push alarm to app PushService.exe

OnlineServer

Online statistics service, to get euqipments

online information

ServiceOLStatistics.exe 12035

EvidenceServer

Evidence center services:equipment uploading

evidence, evidence information processing

EvidenceService.exe 12065 YES

HttpSdkService Web interface HttpSdkService.exe 12047

ServiceSTMgr

"record live-view video" service, video will be

storaged on local client

ServiceSTMgr.exe

rm_media_service

Video playback and live video stream from

web browser.

media_service.exe 8090 (playback) YES

12060-12063 (Live View) YES

12198-12202

(MDVR integrated devices)

YES

FileZilla Server

FTP service: device gets conguration during

batch upgrade

FileZilla server.exe 21;3001-3100 YES

WCMS5 WEB client node.exe 12056 YES

WCMS5REACT Evidence center node.exe 3113 YES

* Device setting remotely for N9M2.0 nginx.exe 8081 YES

EvidenceStoreService* Device evidence upload for N9M2.0 EvidenceStoreService.exe 12048 YES

FilemanagementService*

Device evidence le mapping for N9M2.0

(evidence ID is mapped into evidecne le list of

disk)

FileManagementService.exe 12049 NO

EvidenceAnalyServer Evidence le analysis, code conversion, listing EvidenceAnalyService.exe

* If there is no N9M2.0, then there is no need mapping

FORESIGHT PRO USER GUIDE

Double-click on the Foresight Pro program to bring up a login dialog box.

• Type: Server (default) and Local are optional (if Local is selected, only HDD and directory retrieval playback are available);

• Server IP: Enter the server IP address (domain name is allowed) or select an added server name;

• Enter correct user ID and password.

◦ If Server is selected:

▪ The default user ID is admin

▪ The default password is admin

◦ If Local is selected:

▪ The default user ID is admin

▪ The default password is left blank

If this has been changed, contact your system administrator for your login

information.

NOTE: Default port of the server is 7264 (for access load balancing, client,

Service Proxy.exe and client balance). If the default port is modified when the

server is deployed, a new port number needs to be added after the IP address

is entered.

Advanced Settings

In the login dialog box, click Advanced to bring up the advanced settings

dialog box

• Add: Click Add, enter the server name and IP, and click OK to add a

new server address.

• Delete: Select a server alias and click Delete to delete entry.

• Edit: Select a server alias and click Edit to edit entry.

Log Out

When you have nished using Foresight Pro, ensure you log out before

leaving the computer unattended. Your login credentials appear in the

upper right of the main window. Click the user image and then click Yes

to conrm loging out of the software.

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Live View

The Live View is displayed automatically upon logging in. The Live View allows you to view your active fleet at a glance. The

recorder must be connected to an external cell modem or to a local WiFi network to appear in the Live View feature.

On the left of the screen is the Vehicle List. (Vehicles are added to the Foresight Pro system in

System Manage, VehicleDevice Information.) Click a vehicle to automatically orient the map

to its location. Additionally, you can drag and zoom the map to view locations o-screen.

Click a vehicle icon on the map to view expanded information, such as the vehicle’s precise

GPS coordinates, orientation, and speed.

Right-click on a vehicle in the list, or click on a vehicle’s icon in the map to select additional

options

• Open Video

• Two-way audio ( CP4 and PTT microphone

required)

• Settings

• Fence

• Send message (CP4 required)

• Remote Format

• Restart

• Broadcast

• Quality

• Get version

• Output Sensor

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(Live View cont.)

Click the expand icon, +, next to a vehicle to display all of the vehicle’s available cameras. Click on a camera to display that

camera’s live view, or click on a vehicle’s icon in the map and select Open Video to open all camera views.

NOTE: You can select to display the map, camera views, or both by selecting these options on the upper right side of the window, or

expand camera views by double-clicking them.

You can right-click a camera’s live view for additional options:

• Close Video (closes the specific live view)

• Close All (closes all open live views)

• Clear History (clears history of the specific camera)

• Clear All (clears the history of the all open camera live views)

• Main Stream (selects the main stream of specific live view)

• Sub Stream (selects the sub stream of specific live view)

• Sub Stream settings (adjust the quality of the camera’s live view, if the camera is equipped

with this capability)

• Display Scale (adjust the display scale of all live views)

◦ Original Size (default)

◦ 4:3

◦ 16:9

◦ Auto t

• Server Playback

• Remote playback device

Closing a camera simply stops video streaming. When the stream is resumed, the camera appears in the same location. Clearing

a camera’s history removes the camera’s metadata and pre-saved place in the display area.

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Two-way Audio

NOTE: CP4 and PTT microphone is required to use the two-way audio feature.

The Two-way Audio feature acts performs like an intercom which allows you to speak directly through

the vehicles recorder. Click Start to begin communication or Stop to end (or mute) communication.

Foresight Pro communicates to the DVR by means of a microphone and set of speakers connected to

the client PC. Ensure these devices are properly connected and configured on the PC.

Broadcast

The Broadcast feature is identical to the two-way audio

feature, except the broadcast is sent to multiple vehicles

instead of a single vehicle. Select the vehicles that should

recieve the communication and click Start to begin or Stop

to end the transmission.

Settings

Select Settings to open a window that

displays the conguration menu of the

recorder. The menus provide the same

options as accessed on an external monitor.

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Quality

Click Quality to set the image quality options. Select the image

quality according to the network bandwidth and image quality

requirements. Generally, it is recommended to use uency AND

clear. Click OK to save any changes.

GPS Cong

Click GPS Config to set the GPS reporting time interval. Set the

time interval, in seconds, for GPS reporting according to actual

needs and card data trac (each transmission of GPS data is

approximately less than 1KB). Click OK to save any changes.

Get Version

Click Get Version to view the installed rmware version and MCU

of the of version of the device.

Output Sensor

Click IO settings to configure the alarm output settings.

IO 1 and IO 2. The output modes activate the output sensors of

the recorder and can be set for either low or high level.

If Automatic recovery is checked, then the duration can be set

(in seconds) (default is 30). Click OK to save any changes.

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Geo Fence Settings

A geo fence is a dened area where a vehicle operates. Select Fence to configure a geo fence for the selected vehicle.

Set Up A Geo Fence

Click Add at the bottom right of the Settings window, then select Polygon, Circle, or Line.

To create a free-form, polygonal geo fence:

1. Click the polygon icon.

2. Click a location on the map, then a second. A line appears. Each click creates a geo fence “post” and the polygon is

automatically closed.

3. The fence can further be adjusted by clicking and dragging on the image “handles.”

To create a circular geo fence:

1. Click the circle icon

2. Click the map in the location

of the center of the circle.

Drag the mouse to increase

the radius, then click again.

You can further adjust the

circle radius by clicking

and dragging the image

“handles.”

For each created geo fence select:

Exit (triggers the geo fence effect

when a vehicle leaves the defined

area)

Entry (triggers the geo fence effect

when a vehicle enters it)

In and Out (triggers whenever a

vehicle simply crosses the geo fence boundries)

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Linear Geo Fence

A linear geo fence can be saved from an existing vehicle’s route, which can then be imported and applied to other vehicles.

Saving a Linear Geo Fence File

1. Open the video segment with the vehicle route you want to copy.

2. Ensure the Download Blackbox option has been enabled.

3. Click on the Linear Geo Fence icon.

4. Select a start an end time by manually or using the scub bar.

5. Click OK.

6. Click Export.

7. A Windows Save File window appears.

8. Select the destination to which you want to save the le and click Save.

Importing a Linear Geo Fence File

1. Ensure the vehicle you want to import the le to is turned on and active in Foresight Pro.

2. In the Live tab, right-click on the vehicle and select Fence.

3. Click Import.

4. The Open window appears.

5. Select the linear geo fence le you want to import and click Open.

6. Select the linear geo fence options you want to use.

7. Click Assigned or Batch Assigned to deploy the fence.

8. An Operation Successful prompt appears when the process is complete.

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Send Message

NOTE: CP4 is required to use the

Send Message feature.

Using this feature, it is possible to

display a message on the external

monitors of selected vehicles. Click

Send message to congure the

options.

1. Select vehicle(s) from the

available selctions on the

left.

2. Select the formats you

would like the message to

appear in.

◦ Terminal screen display

◦ TTS broadcast

◦ Advertsing screen display

3. Then select Always display or enter an amount of time (in seconds) you want the message to temporarily display.

4. Enter the message you want to send in the area below and click Send. Status of the message appears automatically in the

display above.

You can also manage multiple frequently used messages by clicking Common message manager.

Remote Format

Select Remote Format to remotely format the recorder’s main

storage device.

WARNING: Formatting a device completely erases any saved data,

including recorded video.

Restart

Click Restart to reboot the recorder.

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Mosaic Settings

Click the Mosaic icon to open the mosaic settings dialog box. Drag the mouse to set or clear the mosaic area, and

each window supports up to 20 points of mosaic. Clips will not save the set mosaics. They can only be set during

video playback or during real-time monitoring. If you want to remove the blurred section, click Delete.

Zoom

Click the Zoom icon at the top of the maximized video channel to use the zoom feature. The mouse cursor turns

into a cross hair. Starting at the top left, drag box (represented in red) over the area you want to zoom in on. The

video automatically zooms in. To zoom out, double-click the video channel display.

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Record

Click the Record icon to record the live feed from the selected camera(s). When the icon turns red, recording

of that camera’s feed starts and is saved to the path shown under Record Path (see System Settings on pages

49 and 51).

Snapshot

Click the Snapshot icon, at the bottom of the Foresight Pro window, to take a snapshot of the selected camera

view. The snapshot will be saved to the path shown under Record Path (see System Settings on pages 49 and 51).

Mute

Click the Mute icon, at the bottom of the Foresight Pro window, to mute the sound of a of all camera feeds.

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Alerts

When an alarm occurs, the alarm

message will pop up on the

right of the screen. Active alerts

are displayed and organized by

vehicle and event name. When

new alerts occur, a red notication

icon appears on the tab of the

appropriate alert type (alarm

needs to be set on the device in advance). The order alert type tabs are displayed

can be adjusted by clicking the gear icon on the bottom left of the main window

to open the Settings window. Select an alert type and click the arrow buttons

to adjust the order priority. Select an alert to highlight available options at the

bottom of the window.

Types of Alerts

• Video loss alarm

• Motion detection alarm

• Camera-covering alarm

• Storage Exception

• IO 1 - 8

• Panic Button alarm

• High-speed alarm

• Low voltage alarm

• Accelerometer Alarm

• Geo-fencing alarm

• Illegal shutdown

• Temperature alarm

• CAN Alarm

• Distance Alarm

• Alarm for abnormal temperature changes

• Fatigue driving

• No driver

• Driver making calls

• Driver smoking

• Distracted driver

• Lane departure

• Forward collision

• Abnormal boot alarm

• Too close distance

• Pedestrian detection

• Driver yawning

• Left blind spot detection

• Right blind spot detection

• Frequency anomaly alarm

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(Alerts cont.)

Process

Click the Process button to open the

Process window. Processing an alert

records the entered notes and moves it

from the Active tab to the Dismissed tab.

Click the Process button to process individual alarms, or

click Batch Processing button to process all displayed

alerts at once.

Vehicle Lock-On

Click the Vehicle Lock-On button to lock the map onto the vehicle highlighted in green.

Open Video

Click the Open Video button to open the alarming vehicle’s available camera live views.

Talkback

Click the Talkback button to open the Talkback window. Click Stop to cease or mute communication. Once

stopped, click Start to resume communication.

Scene Playback

Click the Scene Playback button to

playback the camera feeds during

the time of the alert.

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Playback

Foresight Pro can playback available video from a variety of sources. Select from the following options at the top of the window.

Server

Click Server to search video stored on the server’s database or schedule a download.

Single Vehicle Search

1. Select one of the vehicles, and then select date (default is the previous month) and conditions.

2. Double-click on the vehicle or click Search. The platform returns the calendar of the current month. If it exceeds the current

month, a left and right scroll bar appears.

3. After server search is completed, double-click on a date containing a recording in the calendar. Calenders appear for each

month and adjacent months video was searched in. Days with normal recording available appear lled in green, days that

have an alarm triggered during the recording are marked with orange. Days denoted with a red dot have blackbox data. If

there is video data, it will enter the channel selection page.

IMPORTANT: Download Blackbox must be checked BEFORE double-clicking on a date in order to have entries for firmware and

MCU versions, vehicle number, GPS, voltage, and temperature information appear in the Frame Information window.

4. Select all of the channels you want to playback (default is Select All). When there is only black box data available, it will

directly enter the map page.

5. Click the Play button to start video playback.

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Multiple Vehicles Search

When performing multiple vehicles search, users can no longer operate other pages. Click the X button to end multiple vehicles

search.

1. Select multiple vehicles, and then select date (default is the previous month) and conditions

2. Click Search and the platform returns 2 pieces of data each time until all data that meets the conditions are returned, as

shown in the gure

3. Click on the vehicle terminal in the search results and the platform returns the monthly calendar with data.

4. Double-click on a date containing a recording in the calendar. Calenders appear for each month and adjacent months

video was searched in. Days with normal recording available appear lled in green, days that have an alarm triggered

during the recording are marked with orange. Days denoted with a red dot have blackbox data. If there is video data, it will

enter the channel selection page.

IMPORTANT: Download Blackbox must be checked BEFORE double-clicking on a date in order to have entries for firmware and

MCU versions, vehicle number, GPS, voltage, and temperature information appear in the Frame Information window.

5. Select all of the channels you want to playback (default is Select All). When there is only black box data available, it will

directly enter the map page.

6. Click the Play button to start video playback.

7. When performing multiple vehicles search, users can no longer operate other pages. Click the X button to end multiple

vehicles search

Schedule a download

1. Click Scheduled Download at the bottom of the window.

2. Select vehicle(s) from the list on the left side of the window.

3. Select the Date, Time Range, and specic camera channels for which you want to download.

4. Click Download.

5. The scheduled download is added to the Download window. The next time the vehicle connects to the Foresight Pro

network, the requested video is downloaded automatically.

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Online

Click Online to search for video on vehicles currently active and connected to the network.

1. Click Online at the top of the window.

2. Available vehicles appear in the list on the left side of the screen.

3. Double-click on a vehicle in the list for which you want to search for video.

4. Foresight Pro searches the device for available video.

5. Calenders appear for each month and adjacent months video was searched in. Days with normal recording available

appear lled in green, days that have an alarm triggered during the recording are marked with orange. Days denoted with

a red dot have blackbox data. If there is video data, it will enter the channel selection page.

IMPORTANT: Download Blackbox must be checked BEFORE double-clicking on a date in order to have entries for firmware and

MCU versions, vehicle number, GPS, voltage, and temperature information appear in the Frame Information window.

6. Select all of the channels you want to playback (default is Select All). When there is only black box data available, it will

directly enter the map page.

Directory

Select Directory to search for video saved locally on the PC.

1. Select Directory at the top of the window.

2. Click the Add button at the top of the list on the left side of the window.

3. A navigation window appears.

4. Navigate to the directory you want to search and click Open.

5. The directory appears on the left side of the screen.

6. Select the folder you want to search in the directory.

7. Select the Date and Condition of the video for which you want to search. Select User Dened in the Date eld to search a

specic date and time range.

8. Click Search.

9. Foresight Pro searches the folder for available video.

10. Calenders appear for each month and adjacent months video was searched in. Days with normal recording available

appear lled in green, days that have an alarm triggered during the recording are marked with orange. Days denoted with

a red dot have blackbox data. If there is video data, it will enter the channel selection page.

IMPORTANT: Download Blackbox must be checked BEFORE double-clicking on a date in order to have entries for firmware and

MCU versions, vehicle number, GPS, voltage, and temperature information appear in the Frame Information window.

11. Select all of the channels you want to playback (default is Select All). When there is only black box data available, it will

directly enter the map page.

12. Click the Play button to start video playback.

(Playback cont.)

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(Playback cont.)

Scene

Click Scene to search for video within a designated geo fence.

1. Click Scene at the top of the window.

2. Set the start and end time and date.

3. Type in a key word for the search to lter by.

4. Click GEO fence and the create a geo fence to search in (see pages 14and 15 on how to create different types of geo fences).

5. Click Search.

6. Select the vehicles Foresight Pro should search. Click OK.

7. Foresight Pro searches the area within the geo fence for available video from the selected vehicles.

8. If video is found meeting the search critera, video will automatically download when the vehicle is online.

Frame Information

Click Frame Information at the top right of

the window to display the Frame Information

window. This window displays detailed

metadata information including:

• Firmware version

• MCU version

• Vehicle number

• Specic accelerometer reading

• GPS coordinates

• Vehicle speed

• Device voltage

• Environment temperature

• Device temperature

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Playback Control

Clip

During playback, create a video clip from the

currently playing video.

Snapshot

During playback, click Snapshot to capture the

image of the currently selected window and

save it to the specied folder (see System Settings

on pages 49 and 51). A prompt box in the lower

right corner of the window pops up, and will be

automatically closed in about 5 seconds.

The bottom portion of the Playback screen provides playback controls as well as multiple metadata graphs. The Pause/Play, Stop,

Rewind, and Fast Forward buttons control playback speed. Additionally, the slider bar can be dragged directly to the point of the

video you want to play. The time frame represented by the slider bar/graph can be increased or decreased using the magnifying

lens icons at the top left of the slider.

Check the Download Blackbox checkbox to review video with GPS and sensor data and map breadcrumb trail. Leave unchecked

if you prefer to review the video without this data.

GPS Filter

During Playback, filters video by GPS co-

ordinates.

Video Check

Checks currently playing video for any errors.

Play

Plays current video.

Pause

Pauses current video; click a second time to

resume video playing.

Slow

During playback, click on to slow down (1/2, 1/4,

1/8, 1/16 and 1/32 of normal speed).

NOTE: If the playback only includes black box

data, this function is not supported.

Speed up

During playback, click on to speed up (X2, X4,

X8, X16 and X32 of normal speed).

NOTE: If the playback only includes black box

data, this function is not supported.

Previous Frame

Go back 1 frame in the current video.

Next Frame

Advance 1 frame in the current video.

Rewind

Plays current video in reverse.

Stop

Stops current video.

Audio Volume

Click this icon to adjust video volume.

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Clip

During playback, click on Clip icon to create a video clip from the currently playing video. Changes will appear in Curve Control

and Playback Control Bar.

NOTE: The leftmost green dotted line is the start time of a clip; the middle green solid line is the playback progress; the rightmost green

dotted line is the end time of a clip.

By default, the video of ve minutes before and after the current playback time point is selected. Drag the green dotted line at

start or end time point to adjust the start and end time of clip. After selecting the clip time, click OK to enter the clip settings

dialog box.

1. By default, all channels with data are selected, and the channels that need clip can also be ticked.

2. Select to save the clip as Standard (H.264 format), MINI player, or MP4 (default is standard). Click OK to download the videos

of selected channels to the specied folder.

◦ Standard clip only exports video les (H.264 format), which can be opened by a miniplayer player.

◦ If you choose MINI Player, in addition to

exporting the video le, the miniplayer player

le will be exported.

◦ If you choose MP4, the video le will be

converted to MP4 format, which can be

opened by a normal player.

3. The local save path can be modied.

4. Click OK to enter the download interface. You

can view the download progress in the local

download center.

Only standard clip allows selection of Upload Evidence,

and the Upload Evidence options appear. When you

select Upload Evidence, video files will be downloaded

to the evidence center in server.

Upload Evidence

1. In the Clip Settings window, select Standard, then check the Upload Evidence option. The following fields appear:

◦ Incident Name: name or type of incident

◦ Vehicle: vehicle on which the video clip occurred

◦ Driver Name: the name of vehicle’s driver

◦ Remarks: enter any keywords that identify the video that can easily be searched for (e.g. “complaint” or “vandalism”)

2. Once complete, click OK and the task appears in the Downloads window.

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Evidence Center

The Evidence feature provides an easy way to label, categorize, organize, and generate reports on important video clips. Click

Evidence to go to the Evidence Center’s main page. By default, this will display the evidence uploaded from the current device

which will include captured pictures, generation time, upload time, vehicle information, exported evidence, etc. Users can view

and nd the corresponding evidence in detail.

Evidence Search

You can search for evidence within a few different parameters using the pulldown menu at the top left:

• Search by vehicle number: Select Vehicle No. to display evidence by vehicle number. Enter keyword in the search eld to

nd specic evidence for a vehicle.

• Search by evidence name: Select Evidence Name to display evidence by name. Enter keyword(s) to nd specic evidence by

le name.

• Search by driver: Select Driver Name to display evidence by driver name. Enter keyword(s) to nd specic evidence by driver

name.

• Click Search to search by any new criteria or click the button to reload the current search results.

• Click Advanced Search to further narrow down search results:

◦ Select Vehicle: Select specific vehicle teams or groups to search for from the drop down list.

◦ Alarm Classification: Select specific alarms from the list to include in the search.

◦ Start Time: Search for events that occur after a certain date and time.

◦ End Time: Search for events that occur before a certain date and time.

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Evidence Playback

On the main page of the Evidence Center, select the evidence to be played back and click Playback View to enter the playback

page. The left side of the playback page shows the basic information of vehicle and driver, the vehicle trajectory, and the video

evidence of the vehicle and black box data. The evidence can be shared by email or QR code, and can be exported. The exported

le package contains evidence videos in MP4 format and captured images.

Captured Image Evidence

Click the + in the evidence center to view the information about a captured image.

Evidence Sharing

Evidence can be shared by means of email and QR code. Click Share at the bottom left of the page and select the length of time

the QR code is valid for or the email address the file should be sent to.

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Vehicle Traffic Status List

Click Vehicle Traffic Status List to show the status of all recorders currently connected to Foresight Pro.

The Vehicle Traffice Status List displays:

• Vehicle’s sequence number

• Vehicle number

• Group the vehicle has been assigned to

• If vehicle is currently online or offline

• Last time vehicle was online

• GPS co-ordinates (if GPS is configured)

• Speed (if GPS is configured)

• If there are any alarms triggered

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Update

The batch upgrade option provides a way to upgrade entire eets with rmware updates.

To set up a batch upgrade, either click Batch upgrade equipment in the menu bar OR click the Update icon in the

Live View interface to bring up the batch upgrade interface. Regardless of WiFi or 4G, once connected, update will

be started on time. If no network module is available, USB ash drive or EasyCheck app is needed.

To update an entire fleet’s firmware:

1. Click File management under Function list on the left side of the screen.

2. Click Upload file to upload the rmware le from your local machine to the

server.

3. Click Task management under Function list on the left side of the screen.

4. Click + Create

5. Select all vehicles to receive the upgrade

6. From the Task Type pull down menu, select either

◦ Real-time task (for an immediate push out of the upgrade) or

◦ Reservation task (to have the upgrade pushed out at a future time)

7. Select the upgrade le uploaded from step 2 that should be distributed.

8. Click Conrm to conrm the entries.

9. Once the upgrades have been pushed out, the status will appear in the Status column.

◦ Command issued success: Upgrade was pushed out successfully to specied vehicle.

◦ Pending: Upgrade has not yet been pushed out.

◦ Upgrade failed: Upgrade was unsuccessful, the reason for the failure will be listed under the Cause of error column.

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Email Settings

After setting up the email server, ll in the sender’s address and click Test email to conrm whether the email server has been set

successfully.

To send a test email:

1. Go to http://<YourServerIP>:12056

2. Enter your username and password for Foresight Pro

3. Click the System configuration icon on the left side of the screen

4. Click SMTP service config

5. Enter the requested information.

6. Click Test email

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Report

Click on the Report icon to enter the online report page to view relevant basic functions and report information.

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System Manage

Click the System Manage icon to enter the web client. Fleet, vehicle, user, and driver conguration changes can all

be done here. The next few sections will go over all of this in detail.

Fleet Information Configuration

There are two ways by which users can enter the fleet information

conguration interface. Either click the number of fleets on the home

page (shown above) or click Fleet on the side menu (shown at right). Click

Fleet in the menu bar to bring up the eet interface. You can add, delete,

and update the eet name.

NOTE: When you delete a fleet, the vehicle terminals under the fleet will also

be deleted.

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Vehicle Device Conguration

Click Vehicle in the menu bar to bring up the vehicle device interface.

Click Add to bring up the Add window. The elds marked with

asterisk (*) are required.

• Vehicle No.: Enter the agency-defined vehicle name that will be

used to identify this vehicle in the Foresight Pro system

• Number of channels: The number of a/v channels being used by

the vehicles recorder.

• OMS ID: Enter the number of the DVR that will identify this

vehicle in OMS (refer to page 5, DVR Setup for more information

about setting up the OMS ID).

• Transmit IP: Enter the IP address of the client server where video

will be transmitted to.

• Transmit port: Enter the transmit port (TCP) of the client server

(17891 is the default port and should not be changed unless the port

was changed on the client server).

• Parent fleet: Select the fleet or group the vehicle belongs to.

Click Confirm to save all entries and changes.

Quick Add

Quick add allows users to quickly add information about an entire chain.

• Fleet

• Vehicle

• User role

• User (applicable to adding the device of one customer)

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User Role Conguration

Each user is assigned to a role, and these roles are arranged hierarchically. Select a role from the list on the left to display

all child roles. Each role can only access certain fleets and system operations. Child roles can only access the fleets and

functions of their assigned parent role.

Click User role in the menu bar to bring up the user role permissions configuration interface.

To create a role:

1. Select a parent role from the left displayed on the left.

2. Click +.

3. The Add window appears. Enter the following:

◦ Name: enter an alphanumeric name for this role

◦ Parent Role Name: select the parent role of this role

4. Module tab will display by default. Check all of the permissions that will be granted to this role.

5. Click Fleet to show the available fleets. Check all of the fleets users assigned to this group have access to.

6. Click Channel authority to show all available channels. Select which channels (all, 1-16) the role is able to access in

each fleet.

Click Confirm to save all entries and changes.

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(User Role Configuration cont.)

The users assigned to each parent role group appear on the right side of the interface. Click + Add to add a new user or, using the

icons to the left of the username, to edit or delete the user’s role.

• Add: Click the Add button in the menu bar to bring up the following dialog box. Enter user ID, select a role, enter the

password, mobile phone number and email address, and then click OK.

• Edit: Click the edit icon under the Action column next to the user to edit the following user information.

◦ Username

◦ Password

◦ Role assignment

◦ User expiration date

◦ Phone number

◦ Email

◦ Maximum channel number

◦ Enable exclusive login

◦ Set a data limit

Click Confirm to save all entries and changes.

• Delete: Click the delete icon under the Action column next to the user, and then click Confirm.

NOTE: The initial user cannot be deleted.

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To add a driver:

1. Click + Add

2. The Add window appears. Enter the following:

◦ Identity Type: Driver or the agency-defined indentity

type

◦ Drivers License: Enter drivers state issued driver’s

license number

◦ Name: Enter the driver’s name

◦ Card ID: Enter driver’s the agency-defined ID number

◦ Assigned vehicle: Click the ... to select all the vehicles

the driver is assigned to

◦ Identity Number: Enter the driver’s user ID

◦ Phone No.: Enter the driver’s phone number

◦ Email: Enter the driver’s email address

◦ Comments: Enter any additional comments

3. Click Confirm to save all entries and changes.

Driver file

Click Driver file in the menu bar to bring up the driver le conguration interface. In this interface drivers are added and assigned

to eets, and their information can be edited or deleted.

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Download Center

Click the Download Center icon to enter the Download Center. The download center is divided into Save to

Local, Save to Server, and Auto Download. Both the Task and Completed tabs are for monitoring the status of the

creation of a clip.

NOTE: Save to Local only allows the download of one record at a time.

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Automatic Download

Click Auto Download on the interface to enter the automatic download page. By default, it will enter the Task Monitor page. Click

Task Option to access the conguration options.

• Folder: Path for saving the downloaded le (default is VideoDL), which can be changed manually.

• Overwrite: If the disk to be congured is full, the earliest records will be overwritten. If Overwrite is not checked, the oldest

records will not be overwritten after the disk is full, but there is no space left to download other les. It is recommended to

check Overwrite.

• Max connections: The number of devices for downloading at the same time. Manual download is not restricted.

Click Save to save the changes.

Additionally, you can add/edit/delete dierent WiFi signal names that the server will accept at certain max connections (only

functions if the recorder is a WiFi client and no external router is used).

• Add: Click Add to open the AP manage window. Fill in the required information

and click Sure to add the AP.

• Edit: Click Edit to edit the selected an AP’s information.

• Delete: Click Delete to delete the selected AP.

• Disk configuration: After a disk is selected, the downloaded file will be saved on

the disk; the percentage can be adjusted.

◦ For example: if the total capacity of a disk is 100GB, after adjusted to 50%, there will be 50GB space for download

Resetting the disk will clear the previously congured data. Click Save to save your changes.

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About Automatic Download

• Download priority

Between multiple devices: According to the connections limit, the recorder that is connected first will download first and so

on in the order that they were connected. When the number of connections exceeds the limit, it is in a wait state.

NOTE: The connections limit can be configured in the configuration interface.

Single device: Download according to task type priority (from largest to smallest). For tasks with the same priority, those with

earliest start time are downloaded rst. If tasks have the same start time, those with earliest end time are downloaded rst. If

tasks have both the same start and end time, those with earliest task ID are downloaded rst).

◦ Manual task

◦ Single task

◦ Daily task / weekly task / monthly task (these have the same priority)

• Task start and end time clip rules

If the task start time and end time are set during the start and end time of video file, the video file within the task time is

taken.

Example

The start and end time of a task is 8:01:00-8:02:00, if the start and end time of the video file is 8:00:00-8:03:00, the data during the

period of 8:01:00- 8:02:00 is taken.

• Server le storage

◦ Server video file directory storage structure: drive letter: \ user-dened directory \ license plate \ date \ Record \ video

le.

◦ Overwrite strategy: Each time the software runs, it automatically identies which disks are available on the server

and then lists them for user selection. Users can congure the disk usage as needed, and then dene the directory by

themselves. This will automatically generate the video le storage structure. When user conguration is completed, the

video les can be downloaded normally.

Example

The server has C, D, E drives and the user only selects the C and D drives. At this time, there are only two drives available. First, the

video files are saved in C drive. After the specified usage is reached, it is automatically switched to D drive.

• Situations where videos are not downloaded

◦ After selecting a drive, when the congured usage is less than 500MB

◦ There is no drive available to save the videos

◦ If Auto Overwrite is not selected and either of the following occur

▪ Available space is less than 1GB.

▪ Available space is greater than or equal to the drive usage minus 1GB, after videos are saved to the drive.

• Conditions for automatic deletion

1. When the size of videos saved in a drive is greater than the congured usage subtracting 1GB, deletion is started.

Example

For a 100GB drive letter, the usage is 50%, when 49GB has been used, video files will not be saved to it.

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2. When the remaining space for storage of videos is less than the drive usage, that is when the remaining space is less

than 1G, deletion is started.

Example

For a 100GB drive, the usage is 50%, but there are 60GB of other files saved in the drive. At this time, only when the remaining

space is less than 1GB, deletion is started.

3. When deleting, rst search for the earliest video le directory from the drives that allow storage, and then start

deletion. When the remaining space does not meet the conditions for deletion after video les are deleted, deletion is

stopped.

Example

C drive is configured, the D drive size is 100GB and usage is 50GB. When the C drive space is insufficient, it will switch to the D

drive for video storage; when the D drive space is insufficient, deletion is started, and at this time, search for the earliest video

files in C drive. Delete the earliest video files. If the available space of the C and D drives is still insufficient, continue to search

until there is one drive allowing storage, and then stop deleting.

• Disk usage

This refers to the space where the videos can be stored.

Example

If the usage of a 100GB hard drive is 50%, there will be 50GB space available for storage of videos.

• Why deletion is started when 1GB is subtracted from the disk usage?

The reason why 1GB needs to be subtracted from the usage is that the delete thread is only started when the usage is

congured to be 100%, then there is no space for saving video les at the time of deletion, so deletion will start when there is

still some space. At this point, it does not aect the saving of video les

• Earliest directory

The directory with the earliest time found according to the date in the path is dened as the earliest directory. If the time of

le directory of all videos is the same, then nd the newly created directory to dene it as the earliest directory. At this time,

the directory and all video les in this directory will be deleted. If the deletion fails, mark the directory and then search for

other earlier directories.

• Task status description

(About Automatic Download cont.)

STATUS DESCRIPTION

Pause Task is in a pause

Connections limited At this time, the vehicles in downloading exceed the limited connections

In parsing Parse the video les to be downloaded according to task

Task not completed Task download completed, but the end time is greater than the current system time

Insucient disk space The disk for videos storage has insucient space

Waiting Waiting for download of task

Analysis succeeded Analyzing the video les to be downloaded is completed

Downloading Downloading the video les corresponding to the task

No video les

The number of video les parsed according to the task is 0 (there is no video le that meets the

conditions)

Download succeeded Task download is completed and there is no video le that failed to be downloaded

Task failed There is an exception during task parsing (such as failure to access data, abnormal data, etc.)

Task deleted Task is deleted by user

Download failed Task download is completed and there are video les that failed to be downloaded

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Task Manage

Click Task Manage in the menu bar to enter the Task Manage page. To add a task to a vehicle, first select a vehicle in the list on

the left of the screen and then click Add Task to bring up a dialog box. You can set the following properties to the task.

• Task Name: Input the name of the task.

• Start Time: Select a time for the task to start.

• End Time: Select a time for the task to end.

• Type: Select if the task should be applied to Black Box data, Video data, or check both boxes to apply to both.

• Repeat: Divided into Every Day, Weekly, and Monthly.

◦ Every Day: Daily tasks are executed every day during the specied times.

◦ Weekly: Weekly tasks are executed on the days selected during the specied times.

▪ If weekly is chosen, you will need to select the days at the bottom of the window.

◦ Monthly: Monthly tasks are executed on the days selected during the specied times.

▪ If monthly is chosen, you will need to select the specific dates at the bottom of the window (1-31 or Select All).

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• Start Date: Select the date the task should begin.

• End Date: Select the last day the task should be run.

◦ Permanent execution: If checked, the task will be executed permanently except for single tasks otherwise the task will

be executed until the end date.

• Net Mode: Select the minimum network type required for the task to run.

◦ All netmode

◦ Wifi and LAN

◦ Wifi

◦ LAN

◦ 4G

• Task Effective Days: Enter how many days the task is eective for (default is 7).

• Stream: Select if the task should be applied to the Main Stream or Sub Stream.

• Video Type: Select if the task should be run on all video, normal video, or only on video that alarms are present.

Click Channel to select which video channels should be downloaded.

Only download the videos of selected channels. The default is to

download the videos of all channels (Select All).

(Task Manage cont.)

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Click Event to select which video event triggers should be downloaded

and how long (in seconds) pre- and post (default is 10 seconds for for both

pre- and post event) event should be included in the download.

Click Save to save the task. The new task will now appear in the Task

Manage page. To the left of the new task are the following options:

• Copy: Click Copy in the task list to bring up a dialog box as follows,

and select the vehicles that needs task copy. If users select a eet,

tasks are copied to vehicles in the eet. Click Save to quickly copy

task to these vehicles.

• Delete: Select multiple tasks and then click Delete in the menu

bar or directly click the Delete button in the task list to bring up a

conrmation dialog box and choose OK or Cancel.

• Cascade Delete: Click Cascade Delete in the task list to bring up a

conrmation dialog box and pops up, choose OK or Cancel.

WARNING: Cascade Delete will remove ALL duplicated tasks.

(Task Manage cont.)

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Task Monitor

After a task is added, users can view the download of the task on the Task Monitor interface.

• Pause: Click Pause in the task list to make the current task pause and put the task in a wait state.

• Start task: After the task pauses, click Start in front of the task to continue downloading the task.

• Delete task: Click Delete in the task list to bring up a conrmation dialog box and choose Delete or Cancel.

• High-speed download: During task downloading, the recorder stops recording during downloads .

• Low-speed download: During task downloading, the recorder still records video during downloads.

Task Report

To run a report query:

1. Click on a vehicle, or group of vehicles, on the left to query.

2. Select the Start Date and End Date.

3. Select the task status that will be included in the query (default is All Tasks).

◦ All Tasks

◦ Download Successful

◦ Failed Tasks

◦ Downloading

◦ No Download

4. Click Query to run the query and return any results.

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Alarm Search

Search History

Click on the Alarm Search icon enter the alarm center page.

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Search Conditions

• Time range:

◦ One day

◦ 3 days

◦ 5 days

◦ 1 week

◦ 2 weeks

◦ 1 month

◦ All

◦ Custom

• Event name:

◦ All

◦ Video loss

◦ Motion detection

◦ Covered camera

◦ Storage exception

◦ IO1\IO2\IO3\IO4\IO5\IO6\IO7\IO8 emergency alarm

◦ Low speed

◦ High speed

◦ Low voltage

◦ Acceleration

◦ Electronic fence

◦ Illegal power o

◦ Illegal shutdown

• Event status:

◦ All

◦ Processed

◦ Unprocessed

• Event handle:

◦ Handle

◦ Batch handle

◦ Export alarm

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Alarm Configuration

• Locate the vehicle on map: when an alarm occurs, the vehicle is automatically located on the map

• Voice prompt: When an alarm occurs, the alarm sounds

• Open video: Choose to open all channels or select which channels to openspecied channels Opens all channels

• Server processing mode: Administrator only permission, this function is blocked for all other roles

• PUSH: When a vehicle alarm occurs, the an alarm message is pushed to the mobile app

After adding the alarm handling strategy, when the device generates the selected type of alarm, it will locate the vehicle on map

or give a voice prompt or open the video according to the strategy.

Alarm Email

Select alarm type, associated eet, send method (real-time sending and timed sending), send time, and email address.

Click Save Setup to save changes.

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System Settings - Server

Click the Settings icon in the upper right corner and click Server Settings to enter the system settings interface,

where users can set the path to save snap shots, select a map, set language and unit, and set the path to save

recordings.

• Path for snapshot capture: Click the ...

to navigate to the folder that still images

taken using the Snapshot feature are

saved (default is ...\APPDATA\ROAMING\

FORESIGHT PRO\CONFIG\PHOTO\)

• Map setup: Select the source of mapping

information during video playback,

Google (default) or OSMap.

• Speed: Select the units vehicle speed

is displayed in, Miles per hour (MPH)

(default) or Kilometers per hour (KM/H).

• Temperature: Select the units

temperature is displayed in, Fahrenheit

(°F) (default) or .Celsius (°C)

• Automatically switches to the

main stream: Select this option to

automatically switch to the main stream

when available when viewing video

recorded with dual streams.

NOTE: Take into account network

bandwidth and SIM card data when selecting this option.

• Loop playback video: Selecting this box will allow the video to loop. When playback of a video ends, it will automatically

jump to the start point.

◦ The preview video is saved in a folder in C drive by default, and other path can be selected according to the hard drive

capacity of the computer;

◦ Other settings can be made according to actual needs, and if there is no special requirement, choose default settings.

• Key Move Time Jump (seconds): How far, forward or backward, video will be moved pressing the right or left arrow key while

watching video.

• Total Alert Count: Enter the number of past alarms that are displayed in the main window (default is 200).

• Time: Enter the oldest alarm time that is displayed in the main window (default is 30 minutes).

• Enable dual monitor: Allows the Live View interface to be displayed on dual monitors. The camera views will be displayed on

one monitor and the map will be displayed on the other.

NOTE: When selecting this option, Forsight Pro will automatically restart.

• Open history channels’ live view automatically: Open history channel live view.

• Record Path: Click the ... to navigate to the folder that recordings are saved.

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Server Test

Click the System Settings icon in the upper right corner, then click Server Test to open the Server Test window,

where users can click Test to view the server connection.

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System Settings - Local

Click the Settings icon in the upper right corner and click Server Settings to enter the system settings interface,

where users can set the path to save snap shots, select a map, set language and unit, and set the path to save

recordings.

• Path for picture capture: Click the

... to navigate to the folder that still

images taken using the Snapshot

feature are saved (default is ...\APPDATA\

ROAMING\FORESIGHT PRO\CONFIG\

PHOTO\)

• Map setup: Select the source of

mapping information during video

playback, Google (default) or OSMap.

• Speed: Select the units vehicle speed

is displayed in, Miles per hour (MPH)

(default) or Kilometers per hour (KM/H).

• Temperature: Select the units

temperature is displayed in, Fahrenheit

(°F) (default) or .Celsius (°C)

• Automatically switches to the

main stream: Select this option to

automatically switch to the main

stream when available when viewing

video recorded with dual streams.

NOTE: take into account network

bandwidth and SIM card data when

selecting this option.

• Loop playback video: Selecting this box will allow the video to loop. When playback of a video ends, it will automatically

jump to the start point.

◦ The preview video is saved in a folder in C drive by default, and other path can be selected according to the hard drive

capacity of the computer;

◦ Other settings can be made according to actual needs, and if there is no special requirement, choose default settings.

• Key Move Time Jump (seconds): How far, forward or backward, video will be moved pressing the right or left arrow key while

watching video.

• Total Alert Count: Enter the number of past alarms that are displayed in the main window (default is 200).

• Time: Enter the oldest alarm time that is displayed in the main window (default is 30 minutes).

• Open history channels’ live view automatically: Open history channel live view.

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• Add: Click Add to add a user, the user’s password and select what

permissions the user has available when they log in.

NOTE: The first time a new login is used, it must be manually typed into

User field on the login screen when Local is selected.

• Modify: Click Modify to add or remove permissions or change the

user’s password.

• Delete: This will delete the selected user. The Admin user entery can

not be deleted.

Permission Settings - Local

Click Permission Settings in the upper left side of the System Settings interface. This is where an administrator can add, modify or

delete user login’s and assign permissions to each user login role.

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About

Click the Settings icon in the upper right corner, then click About , and bring up a dialog box, where users can

view the version information.

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Software Licensing Agreement

Use of the Safety View software and other SAFETY VISION, LLC

software is subject to the accompanying software license terms.

Using the software indicates your acceptance of these license

terms. If you do not accept these license terms, you must return the

software to the manufacturer. If you do not accept these license

terms and the software is bundled with another product, you must

return the entire unused product to the manufacturer.

The following License Terms govern your use of the accompanying

Software unless you have a separate signed agreement with SAFETY

VISION, LLC.

License Grant. SAFETY VISION, LLC. grants you a license to Use

one copy of the Software. “Use” means storing, loading, installing,

executing or displaying the Software. You may not modify the

Software or disable any licensing or control features of the Software.

If the Software is licensed for “concurrent use,” you may not allow

more than the maximum number of authorized users to Use the

Software concurrently.

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VISION, LLC. Your license confers no title to, or ownership in, the

Software and is not a sale of any rights in the Software.

Copies and Adaptations. You may make copies or adaptations of the

Software only for archival purposes or when copying or adaptation

is an essential step in the authorized Use of the Software. You must

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or adaptations. You may not copy the Software onto any public

network.

No Disassembly or Decryption. You may not disassemble or

decompile the Software unless SAFETY VISION, LLC’s prior written

consent is obtained. In some jurisdictions, SAFETY VISION,

LLC’s consent may not be required for limited disassembly or

decompilation. Upon request, you will provide SAFETY VISION, LLC

with reasonably detailed information regarding any disassembly or

decompilation. You may not decrypt the Software unless decryption

is a necessary part of the operation of the Software.

Transfer. Your license will automatically terminate upon any transfer

of the Software. Upon transfer, you must deliver the Software,

including any copies and related documentation, to the transferee.

The transferee must accept these License Terms as a condition to the

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Termination. SAFETY VISION, LLC may terminate your license upon

notice for failure to comply with any of these License Terms. Upon

termination, you must immediately destroy the Software, together

with all copies, adaptations and merged portions in any form.

Export Requirements. You may not export or re-export the Software

or any copy or adaptation in violation of any applicable laws or

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U.S. Government Restricted Rights. The Software and

Documentation have been developed entirely at private expense.

They are delivered and licensed as “commercial computer software”

as defined in DFARS 252.227-7013 (Oct 1988), DFARS 252.211-7015

(May 1991) or DFARS 252.227-7014 (Jun 1995), as a “commercial item”

as defined in FAR 2.101(a), or as “Restricted computer software”

as defined in FAR 52.227-19 (Jun 1987) (or any equivalent agency

regulation or contract clause), whichever is applicable. You have only

those rights provided for such Software and Documentation by the

applicable FAR or DFARS clause or the SAFETY VISION, LLC standard

software agreement for the product involved.

Use of the Safety Vision Player and other SAFETY VISION, LLC

software is subject to the accompanying software license terms.

Using the software indicates your acceptance of these license

terms. If you do not accept these license terms, you must return the

software to the manufacturer. If you do not accept these license

terms and the software is bundled with another product, you must

return the entire unused product to the manufacturer.

The following License Terms govern your use of the accompanying

Software unless you have a separate signed agreement with SAFETY

VISION, LLC.

License Grant. SAFETY VISION, LLC grants you a license to Use one

copy of the Software. “Use” means storing, loading, installing,