A1

Monochrome. One color for all the different speeds. For multiple vehicles tracking, each vehicle with its unique route line color for easier recognition. Ex. Yellow route color for the first vehicle; and blue route color for the 2nd vehicle; …

A2

Change the route line color when speed changes. 

A3

Set the width of the route line

A4

Set the transparency of the route line

B1

Tick for free camera.

B2

Fixed camera angle – the camera viewing angle will be fixed to one certain direction.

B3

Rotate camera viewing angle (B2: Fix Azimuth can not be ticked).

B4

The range of Google Earth camera and the target position.

B5

Tilt angle between Google Earth camera and the ground.

B6

The speed of Google Earth camera flies to the target position.

B7

Set the extent of time stamps

C1

Fly to the new device when it is connected

C2

Do not fly to the position whe the speed is less than ? km/ hour.

C3

Add a new track when the vehicle was disconnected over ? minutes.

C4

Clear vehicle track that was disconnected over 30 minutes.

C5

Clear the position data with GPS Drift problem.  (When the speed is slower than 5km/ hr, the GPS position will be in-accurate. Tick this to clear those in-valid position data.

C6

Server Listen Port.  The port to receive the GPS position data sent from the GPS Trackers.  (The default is “3000”).

C7

Data Switch Delivery Listen Port of Remote Etrack Server. (The default is “8088”)

C8

How many times the Client PC to retry the connection to Data Server after disconnect. (The default is 60 times)

C9

The time interval for the Client PC to try to re-connect to the Data Server in Data Switch. (The default is 60 seconds)