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Use the
icon to access frame information. Information such as sensor trigger status, GPS location, Firmware/MCU and video
recording parameters are displayed (
Frame Information Figure 161
).
In the maps (below) tracking information refreshes continuously while playing and displays the vehicle number (see also section 4.3.3 to set
this). Zooming in and out on the map can be done using the +/- buttons; or by using the mouse scroll wheel.
Note: The Hand tool allows users to move the map, but the image is periodically refreshed in order to keep the vehicle in the centre of the map.
The red trace indicates the route that has been travelled while the blue represents the route ahead.
Google Maps Satellite is also supported on the MDR-Player 2.0.
The map area has two options when viewing GPS data. When
the icons are green, this implies that this feature is active.
Lock map to vehicle automatically
. This means that
the vehicle will be centred in the map and users will be
unable to move the map freely.
Show Line/Hide Line
is used to show the tracking
data of the vehicle’s route.
There are also
zoom in
and
zoom out
buttons located on the
bottom right of the map.
MDR-Player 2.0 Map Figure 163
10 Advanced Ethernet Configurations
This section is dedicated to an advanced feature for individuals with networking knowledge which enables users to configure an MDR from a
Web Browser interface. This feature is not recommended for field operations, diagnosis and configuration.
The Ethernet connection offers the following features:
Live View of Cameras
Playback of recordings
Manual download of individual channel recordings
Note: The configuration requires a Cat5e Cross-
Over cable, a Microsoft Windows™ Operating system; a PC with an Ethernet RJ45 port and a
wireless adapter with Internet Access (may be needed to download the plugin).
Firmware and
MCU Versions
GPS Location
Trigger Status e.g.
Br
(Brake Trigger)
Frame Information Figure 162