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Legend of the used symbols on the map

Ron de Vries
Ron de Vries Community manager
mceclip1.png Grey icon

Vehicle is not active at this moment, there is no motion detected. 
mceclip3.png Blue icon Vehicle is active, motion detected and if available; start sign. 
mceclip0.png Red icon Information of this vehicle is not available at the moment, no real time data. Below this table, you can find more information about the status of the red icon.
mceclip5.png Stop Vehicle is idling, no motion detected. 
mceclip6.png Accelerating Harsh accelerating count > 0,4g
 mceclip0.png High revolutions count RPM >2600 rotation per minute
mceclip2.png Speeding count > 135 km per uur
 mceclip3.png End of trip Vehicle turned off
 mceclip4.png Braking count Harsh braking count: > 0,4g
 mceclip5.png Fast turn count Excessive cornering count >0.5g
mceclip6.png Start of trip Start of trip.
mceclip9.png Navigation Fill in an address to calculate a route.
mceclip1.png Group Vehicles within a range are clustered on the map.
mceclip11.png Current location The flag icon is plotted on the map with your current location.
mceclip12.png Centre If you selected a vehicle, you can centre this on the map with this button. 
mceclip0.png Follow all Shows all active vehicles op the map at a glance.
mceclip2.png Follow Select a vehicle, the map moves with this active vehicle by following location.
mceclip3.png Location Shows the locations you created. If you want to add locations, read the following article: Create locations.
mceclip5.png Label configuration Customize the labels connected to the vehicle icons. For example, you can add the drivers names and licence plate. 
mceclip6.png Filter Choose if you want to show display excesses (yellow symbols). This function is available when viewing a trip. Besides this function, you can turn the map to a satellite view and switch 'Point of interests by Google' on or off. 

 

Red icon on the map

When a red icon is shown, the information from the administration is not 100% real-time. This may be caused by a reduced or even no GSM reception. This could be due to the location where the administration is located. Some examples are a parking garage or a rural area where the GPRS coverage is not covered. 

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