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- Page 1 INSTALLATION GUIDE VISION 2.0 INSTALLATION GUIDE For video instructions access the Vision setup page VISION SETUP...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
INSTALLATION GUIDE Table of Contents Getting to know your new Vision 2.0 Camera Cables Before You Start Locating your Diagnostic Port Mounting your Vision 2.0 Camera Camera Positioning Installation Download the Fleet Complete Vision App Camera Alignment using Fleet Complete Vision App... -
Page 3: Getting To Know Your New Vision 2.0 Camera
INSTALLATION GUIDE Getting to know your new Vision 2.0 Camera The Vision 2.0 Camera is designed to operate in harsh automotive field environments, withstand shocks and vibrations, and function reliably under broad-road temperatures. Roadside camera lens should be facing outside the cabin. -
Page 4: Cables
The OBD end from the camera plugs into your OBD Y cable labeled Dashcam. This allows for a clean and covert installation without cables interfering with leg space. Heavy-duty 9 Pin cables also come with OBD connection ends labeled Dashcam for your Vision 2.0 Camera and Fleet Tracker for your Fleet Tracking solution. OBD II Extension... -
Page 5: Before You Start
Before You Start • Before mounting your Vision 2.0 Camera, ensure that you have wiped the windshield area with a dry cloth. If you notice dirt or particles stuck to your windshield, wipe the windshield area clean with a damp cloth and then wipe it again with a dry cloth. -
Page 6: Locating Your Diagnostic Port
INSTALLATION GUIDE Locating your Diagnostic Port The diagnostic port can be found in various locations but is most commonly under the driver’s steering wheel. See other possible locations in the image below, from 1 (most common) to 9 (least common). -
Page 7: Mounting Your Vision 2.0 Camera
INSTALLATION GUIDE Mounting your Vision 2.0 Camera For optimal performance and visibility inside and outside the cabin, mount your Vision 2.0 Camera on the driver’s side beside the rear-view mirror and ensure the cabin view lens is below the rear-view mirror. -
Page 8: Camera Positioning
INSTALLATION GUIDE Camera Positioning • Mounting the camera towards the driver side is recommended. Driver monitoring functionality is compromised if the camera is mounted closer to the passenger seat than the driver’s seat. • For optimal view, ensure the camera is positioned vertically. Vertical positioning is dependent on the vehicle’s windshield angle. -
Page 9: Installation
INSTALLATION GUIDE Installation • Once your camera is securely mounted to your windshield, connect your OBD Y cable labeled Dashcam to your Vision 2.0 Camera OBD and your OBD Y labeled Fleet Tracker to the vehicle OBD port. • Ensure the cable coming from the camera is fastened around the frame of your windshield and is not obstructing your view of the road. -
Page 10: Download The Fleet Complete Vision App
Download the Fleet Complete Vision app from Google Play store, link below: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fleetcomplete. vision&hl=en_CA&gl=US • Your Fleet Complete Administrator needs to create an account for you if you do not already have one. • Once your account is created, log in via your mobile Android phone by filling in your email and password and pressing Sign-in. -
Page 11: Camera Alignment Using Fleet Complete Vision App
INSTALLATION GUIDE Camera Alignment using Fleet Complete Vision App Once successfully logged in, notice four buttons at the bottom of your Vision App: Home, Trips, Scorecard, and Vehicles. Ensure your mobile Android phone has Wi-Fi enabled, then follow the steps below to use these buttons to connect your camera to the app. - Page 12 INSTALLATION GUIDE The Fleet Complete Vision App’s dual-facing view allows you to see the roadside and cabin-facing view. • Using the Camera Preview as reference, adjust your camera as needed by following the camera alignment steps stated previously to ensure you have a good view of the road without too much sky.
- Page 13 INSTALLATION GUIDE Driver View Proper mounting in a vehicle Poor mounting in a vehicle The camera is in the center, providing a good view of the driver. The camera is closer to the passenger than the driver. Road View *The horizontal line (denoted by red) should be in the middle or upper half...
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Page 14: Thank You
INSTALLATION GUIDE Thank You. Access the Vision welcome page to continue with the software setup CLICK HERE...
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