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Introduction
1.1 About the Functionality
The fatigue sensor is a driver monitoring sensor, from which you can request real-time pictures
when driver fatigue/distraction is detected or on-demand via an SMS command. The pictures are
stored in the SD card of the tracking device or the internal sensor memory in a .jpg format. The user
can remotely manage these pictures.
This feature description applies to tracking devices with the latest firmware version.
You can get the newest firmware and configurator from our documentation website:
1.2 Legal Information
Copyright © 2020 Ruptela. All rights reserved. Reproduction, transfer, distribution or storage of
parts or all of the contents in this document in any form without the prior written permission of
Ruptela is prohibited. Other products and company names mentioned in this document are
trademarks or trade names of their respective owners.
1.3 Compatibility
The fatigue sensor is compatible with the following devices with the newest firmware version:
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HCV5
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LCV5
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Pro5
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FM-Tco4 HCV
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FM-Tco4 LCV
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FM-Pro4
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- Page 1 Introduction 1.1 About the Functionality The fatigue sensor is a driver monitoring sensor, from which you can request real-time pictures when driver fatigue/distraction is detected or on-demand via an SMS command. The pictures are stored in the SD card of the tracking device or the internal sensor memory in a .jpg format. The user can remotely manage these pictures.
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Page 2: Contact Information
1.4 Contact Information General enquiries Technical support Website: ruptela.com E-mail: support@ruptela.com E-mail: info@ruptela.com Phone: +370 5 2045030 Phone: +370 5 2045188 1.5 Document Changelog Version Date Modification Updated: Connection schematics. 2020-07- Updated: Compatible devices list. Updated: Manual design and construction. -
Page 3: Principles Of Operation
A maximum of 2000 pictures can be stored in the fatigue sensor folder. If there is no SD card in the tracking device, no pictures will be taken. The fatigue sensor will indicate alerts in any case. - Page 4 3.1 Connection to 5 Gen Advanced Family Devices Connect the fatigue sensor to your tracking device as follows (Port A is used in this schematic): Alternatively, TX and RX wires can be connected to Port B (16 pin connector, pin 3 and 11,...
- Page 5 3.2 Connection to 4 Gen Advanced Family devices Connect the fatigue sensor to your tracking device as follows (Port A is used in this schematic): Alternatively, TX and RX wires can be connected to Port B (14 pin connector, pin 3 and 1,...
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Page 6: Starting The Configuration
Configuration This functionality requires the use of the advanced configurator. 4.1 Starting the Configuration To start the configuration, follow these steps: 1. Open the advanced configurator. Select your tracking device. 2. Select the COM port to which your device is connected. 3. - Page 7 1. Tick the Send I/O data with v1.1 protocol checkbox (not applicable for the 5 Advanced family devices). PortA 2. In the Interfaces section select the port, to which the fatigue sensor is connected ( PortB) Fatigue sensor 3. Select from the drop-down list.
- Page 8 1. Tick the Send I/O data with v1.1 protocol checkbox (not applicable for the 5 Advanced family devices). PortA 2. In the Interfaces section select the port, to which the fatigue sensor is connected ( PortB) Fatigue sensor 3. Select from the drop-down list.
- Page 9 4.2.3 Customization of Parameters Optionally, you can configure the sensor‘s parameters to customize its operation and sensitivity. Click the Config button to open the Fatigue sensor configuration window. If you want to configure any of the following parameters, tick the Customize checkbox:...
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Page 10: Finishing The Configuration
4.3 Finishing the Configuration To finish the configuration, close the IO settings window. Click Send CFG to send the configuration to the device. - Page 11 – indicates that the fatigue sensor took a picture successfully; busy • – indicates that the fatigue sensor is busy with a previously taken picture at the moment; • – indicates that the fatigue sensor is either not configured, not connected or not responding;...
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