Roles: Dashcam Fleet Manager; Dashcam Safety Manager

Note: Dashcams under the EROAD Clarity Locate service plan do not have access to this set of tools.

Event view

The Replay event view interface allows the playback of a selected video clip, and viewing common vehicle/ driver/ event data. A Replay event also contains a first-pass event management toolset.

If the video area displays a "Video not available" message, the likely causes are:

View select: Depending on org options, you may select Driver or Front viewing camera only, or Dual for both.

(...) Contains a convenient selection of common options (see Event review).

Video: Tap to play. The views feature burned in UTC timestamps (local time is displayed under Event details). Playback controls appear after the video is tapped.

Request prev/ next video: Used to provide extra context around a particular event. This brings up the Video Request dialog with pre-populated times filled in.

Speed graph: The Speed graph area assists in determining situation, speed, location, time and acceleration of the vehicle during the event.

To see the vehicle's speed at any moment, move the video playback scrubber left or right.

Driver-facing video color

The driver-facing camera has an array of infrared (IR) LEDs around it. These ‘lights’ are low-intensity and not at all dangerous to people, even over long periods of time.

Driver-facing video is in color. However, different dashcams represent low light/no light conditions differently:

• Clarity Dashcam uses a false-color representation: cooler materials and certain dyes appear pink.

• Clarity Edge uses a monochrome representation: closer objects are lighter, distant objects are darker.

• Clarity Edge Fatigue camera (optional) also uses a monochrome representation: close objects are light, distant objects are dark.

Download

This shows a pop-up menu allowing you to select which video streams you may download to an MP4 file: Dual, Front and/or Driver.

• The Driver and Front options download standard resolution files to your computer.

• The "Dual" option merges both the Front and Driver views into a single 1280 x 360 pixel, side-by-side MP4 video file. It does NOT download both Front and Driver camera files as independent MP4 video files (if that's what's desired, please select each camera type).

Print page

Print page calls your workstation’s print spool and exports the page for PDF or print services.

Event details

The right side of the Event view displays basic reference data for first-pass event review.

Intensity: The measured force (if any) triggering the notification.

Location/Time: GPS-derived location/time of the event.

Vehicle: Login/ vehicle details.

Trigger: The reason the event was brought into Replay. Commonly the reasons are ‘Requested’ if manually requested, or a triggered event.

• View events log: Opens the trip inspector log.

• View service: This takes you to the vehicle's servicing schedule.

• View on map: Loads the Activity map and zooms in on the event location.

• User activity log: Opens the User activity log.

Event review

This panel assists in containing notes and additional information you wish to add to this Clip's record.

(...) > Delete removes the entire event from Replay.

• Driver: By default, the driver information is system-assigned. But this pre-populated entry might not be correct. Users are able to correct the driver entry by tapping the name or Pencil icon. The change will be reflected in the User activity Log.
• View driver history: This changelog displays any changes made to the Driver for this event, who edited the change, and a date/time stamp.

• View Logbook (NZL): You will be re-directed to the Driver's Logbook entries.

Tags

Tags allow you to associate specific observations or events to the clip and are a handy way to collate events. Tags may be auto-assigned by a device, or manually-assigned. They may be selected or deselected at any time.

All tag changes are logged in the User Activity Logs and is also available in the Replay events export.

Driver Coaching, Restricted Content and Incidents

Incident: This status is persistent with a toggle switch, and may be added in addition to the Restricted status and one of the Action statuses:

• Reviewed / To be coached / Coached

Download: This shows a pop-up menu allowing you to select which video streams you may download to an MP4 file: Dual, Front and/or Driver.

• The Driver and Front options download 1920 x 1080 pixel files to your computer.

• The "Dual" option merges both the Front and Driver views into a single 1280 x 360 pixel, side-by-side MP4 video file. It does NOT download both Front and Driver camera files as independent MP4 video files (if that's what's desired, please select each camera type).

• The Dual option is best used for archiving purposes.

Delete: Removes the clip permanently from your account.

Restrict content: This status is persistent with a toggle switch, and may be added in addition to the Incident status and one of the Action statuses. In addition, this clip may only be viewed and/or unrestricted for view by a Dashcam Fleet Manager.

If you found the review feature useful, give it a thumbs-up. If not, a thumbs-down vote opens a field where you may offer feedback on how to improve the review feature.

Notes and Documents

You may add ad hoc Notes to this Event, or supplement the Event with Documents, in the form of PDFs, images or common MS Office-format documents.