Monitor Console

The Monitor is your central hub for real-time tracking and management of your devices. Here, you can view the live location, historical routes, speed, and other information for your devices, and perform remote operations such as fuel/power control and real-time snapshots. The console also provides a complete set of map tools, including address search, geofencing, and traffic status.

Device List

The device list displays all devices under your account and provides a toolbar for quick filtering and management.

Tip

When a device enters stand by mode, it needs to be woken up first. Clicking on device commands, more (except for sharing), live streaming in the minimap, etc., can all attempt to wake up the device. If the device is successfully woken up before the countdown ends, the previous operation command can be continued.

Toolbar

Icon	Function	Description
	Collapse/Expand	Hide or show the device list.
	Label Filter	Filter devices based on preset labels.
	Device Sort	Sort devices in ascending or descending order.
	Status Filter	Filter devices by online, offline, stand by, or inactive status.
	Clustering Mode	Aggregate nearby devices into a number when the map is zoomed out.
	MiniMap Toggle	Hide or show all MiniMap tracking windows with one click.

Search Device

Enter the device’s IMEI in the search box to quickly locate the device you need.

Device Functions

Icon	Function	Description
	MiniMap Tracking	Open a small map to quickly locate the current device’s position.
	Track Playback	Query and replay the historical route of a device within a specific time frame.
	Device Details	Edit basic device information.
	Device Commands	Send commands to the device for remote configuration and operation.
	More Monitoring Device Abilities	More abilities for monitoring devices.

Map Monitoring

After checking a device in the device list, its location and information will be displayed on the map.

Device Status

The color of the device’s icon on the map indicates its current status.

LBS/Wi-Fi Positioning

Icon	Status	Color	Condition
	Online	Green	Positioning successful
	Offline	Black	Positioning failed

GPS Positioning (Segmented by ACC)

Icon	Status	Color	Condition
	Moving	Green	Speed ≥ 5 km/h and ACC is ON
	Idling	Orange	Speed < 5 km/h and ACC is ON
	Stationary	Red	Speed < 5 km/h and ACC is OFF
	Offline	Black	Device not connected to the platform

GPS Positioning (Segmented by Speed)

Icon	Status	Color	Condition
	Moving	Green	Speed ≥ 5 km/h
	Stationary	Red	Speed < 5 km/h
	Offline	Black	Device not connected to the platform

Device Information

Clicking on a device icon on the map will open an information window with basic and additional information.

Basic Information

Displays key information such as IMEI, status, address, positioning time, speed, and ACC status.

More Information

Displays sensor data (e.g., temperature, fuel level), extended information (e.g., engine speed, total fuel consumption), and device labels and remarks.

MiniMap Tracking

You can open MiniMap tracking windows for one or more devices.The MiniMap continuously displays the latest position of the device and draws its route on the map.

Map Tools

The map toolbar provides a series of functions to enhance your map monitoring experience.

Address Search

Enter an address or place name to search, and the map will automatically locate that area.

Measure Distance

Click multiple points on the map in sequence to measure the straight-line distance between them.

Route Correction

Snaps the device’s location points to the nearest road to correct the route.

Note

Route correction requires the map to switch to OpenStreet.

Real-time Traffic

Overlays a real-time traffic layer, using colors to distinguish the congestion level of roads.

Current Location

Locates and displays your current position on the map.

Geofence

Geofences allow you to define virtual boundaries on the map. You can view the list of geofences or create new ones.

Create and Edit Geofences

1. Select Geofence Type

   In the geofence panel, choose to create a Circle or Polygon geofence.

   

2. Draw on the Map

   To draw a Circle, click and drag to define the center and radius.

   To draw a Polygon, click at least three points in sequence to form a closed area.

   Drag the main body of the geofence to move its position.

   Drag the control points on the edge to resize it.

   Tip

   While drawing a geofence, you can view the current coordinates and query the POI address corresponding to the coordinates.

   

3. Edit Geofence Properties

   Set the name and color of the geofence.

   

   

4. Associate Devices

   After saving the geofence, select one or more devices to associate with it.

   

Import and Export Geofences

1. Bulk Import Geofences

   Users can click the Import button on the system interface to select and upload a locally stored JSON or KML format file exported from this system. After the upload is complete, the system will automatically parse the file content and complete the bulk import of geofence information.

   

2. Bulk Export Geofences

   In the geofence management panel, users can check one or more geofences that need to be exported according to actual needs. After checking, click the Export button, and you can choose JSON or KML format. The system will generate a file containing the detailed information of the selected geofences and automatically save it to the user’s local computer.

   

Map Switcher

You can switch between multiple map providers to meet different visualization needs.

Map Service	Supported Views
OpenStreet (Default)	Street
Google Maps	Street, Terrain, Satellite, Hybrid, Traffic
2Gis	Street
Yandex	Map, Satellite
Wiki Mapia	Street
Arc GIS	Street
Cosmo	Satellite