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WEBAPP BASIC FUNCTIONALITY
Accessibility
The WebApp works on any modern browser available on most operating systems (Android, iOS, iPadOS, Windows, macOS, Linux, etc). Its use requires a fast, stable internet connection.
It is accessible via a link which is provided (along with your username & password) after the sale & installation is completed.
To login, enter the link into your browser and enter the username & password that has been provided.
For ease of use it is recommended that the link be bookmarked in your browser, the username and password can also be optionally stored in the browser.
Once logged in, the user would be presented with the live view mode (described below).
Note:- On larger smartphones, the map area will not cover the entire screen after a login. Simply use an expanding pinch motion in the whitespace outside of the map to expand as needed.
Live-view mode
In live view mode the current position of the tracked assets are indicated, along with the assets name (these can be user-defined), information about the location, speed, direction as well as a timestamp for this info. The live view can show a single asset or multiple assets simultaneously.
Customers with multiple assets/fleets can decide how they want the devices grouped together, e.g. one login per asset to display one asset at a time, grouping according to department or region, or one login to track all devices simultaneously. Combinations of these groupings can also be set up to suit the user's needs.
There are three types of icons that would be seen in the live-view mode.
Type 1. Blue Diamond - Indicates that the device has not been in motion for a period of time (typically 3 minutes and 40 seconds).
Type 2. Blue Arrow - indicates that the device has been in motion. The direction of the arrow on the map indicates the direction of travel.
Type 3. Green Diamond - indicates that the device has lost GPS signal and is operating in failover tracking mode. The location shown is an indication of the general area/town/part of a city that the device is in and is typically accurate to within a few hundred meters.
Info control
In live view mode, when set as 'INFO: ON' the location, timestamp, etc is constantly displayed on the map.
When set as 'INFO: OFF' only the device name is displayed along with the status icon and the rest of the information is hidden.
To change the status, press the button once and wait 4 seconds for the change to take effect.
To view the hidden information when the info mode is set as 'INFO: OFF', simply place the cursor over the icon. In smartphones/tablets placing the cursor over the icon is usually done with a single touch on the icon.
History
To access location history, while in live view mode, click on the 'GET HISTORY' button.
Then select the tracker you wish to see the history for from the drop down menu. In accounts with only one tracker, the device name is displayed by default already. Press
'SELECT NODE'.
Once the device is selected, select a date from the drop down menu. Then press 'SELECT DATE'.
A log of all the locations would be displayed as an overlay on the map.
Up to four types of icons can be displayed.
Type 1 - Start icon - indicates the first location reported by the device at the start of the date (typically just after 12am)
Type 2 - Stop icon - indicates the last location reported by the device on the date selected.
Type 3 - Pause icon - indicates locations where the tracker logged a stop during a journey. Stop time reporting duration is 3minutes 40 seconds.
Type 4 - Arrow icon - indicates location & direction of motion logged.
All icons described above contain GPS coordinates, direction of motion (for arrows) and a timestamp. To see this info, place the cursor over the icons when in history view mode. In smartphones/tablets placing the cursor over the icon is usually done with a single touch on the icon.
Map-view modes
Map styles can be changed by clicking the map-view button. Each click cycles through a different viewing mode.
These views are available in both live-view and historical-view modes.
Note:- Traffic view mode only shows live traffic (even if looking through historical plots)
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