ADAS Configuration - Revision history

Justinas.strelciunas at 11:15, 13 April 2026

2026-04-13T11:15:27Z

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	In RS232/RS485 settings enable ADAS under RS232 mode in order for the configurator to open additional settings for ADAS accessory.		In RS232/RS485 settings enable ADAS under RS232 mode in order for the configurator to open additional settings for ADAS accessory.

	'''~~Please also note, a new baudrate "460800" is now supported. Please set baudrate settings to either Auto or 460800. This baudrate will allow faster photo/video transfers.~~'''		'''NOTE:''' The device automatically selects the baud rate.

	[[File:ADASbaud2.png\|alt=\|frameless\|500px]]		[[File:ADASbaud2.png\|alt=\|frameless\|500px]]

Edgar.dementenko: /* FMx640 Configuration */

2025-02-07T08:16:28Z

FMx640 Configuration

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	==~~FMx640~~ Configuration==		==FMx6 Configuration==


	'''It is important to note that ADAS cameras with Serial Numbers (S/N) starting with "9C" are exclusively compatible with FMX6 devices. However, cameras with Serial Numbers beginning with "9B" are typically designed for use with FMX125/225 devices.''' In the event you receive a camera with a Serial Number starting with "9B," it is crucial to check for a red circle sticker on the camera. The presence of this red sticker indicates that the camera, despite its "9B" Serial Number, is actually compatible with FMX6 devices, functioning equivalently to cameras with a "9C" Serial Number. This is due to the serial numbers being pre-attached to the camera case by the manufacturer and remaining constant for warranty purposes. If your camera with a "9B" Serial Number has this red sticker, proceed to connect it to a computer, install the required drivers, and visit IP 10.0.0.1 in a browser. Here, you will find more details about the camera, which will confirm its compatibility with FMX6 devices, as the actual Serial Number displayed will start with "9C.		'''It is important to note that ADAS cameras with Serial Numbers (S/N) starting with "9C" are exclusively compatible with FMX6 devices. However, cameras with Serial Numbers beginning with "9B" are typically designed for use with FMX125/225 devices.''' In the event you receive a camera with a Serial Number starting with "9B," it is crucial to check for a red circle sticker on the camera. The presence of this red sticker indicates that the camera, despite its "9B" Serial Number, is actually compatible with FMX6 devices, functioning equivalently to cameras with a "9C" Serial Number. This is due to the serial numbers being pre-attached to the camera case by the manufacturer and remaining constant for warranty purposes. If your camera with a "9B" Serial Number has this red sticker, proceed to connect it to a computer, install the required drivers, and visit IP 10.0.0.1 in a browser. Here, you will find more details about the camera, which will confirm its compatibility with FMX6 devices, as the actual Serial Number displayed will start with "9C.

	'''NOTE: You need to insert an SD card into the ~~FMX640~~ device; otherwise, you will not receive any video or photo on the server.'''		'''NOTE: You need to insert an SD card into the FMX6 device; otherwise, you will not receive any video or photo on the server.'''

	[[File:ADAS 9B sticker.png \| 250px]]		[[File:ADAS 9B sticker.png \| 250px]]
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	Once ADAS under RS232 mode is enabled, new tabs will open with additional configurable settings to "ADAS" and "ADAS IO".		Once ADAS under RS232 mode is enabled, new tabs will open with additional configurable settings to "ADAS" and "ADAS IO".

	In these settings it is important to remember that when a feature is enabled under "ADAS" tab, in order for the ~~FMX640~~ device to send data about this feature to the server, it has to be given a priority "Low, Medium, High" inside of "ADAS IO" tab.		In these settings it is important to remember that when a feature is enabled under "ADAS" tab, in order for the FMX6 device to send data about this feature to the server, it has to be given a priority "Low, Medium, High" inside of "ADAS IO" tab.

	'''Crash event video settings'''		'''Crash event video settings'''
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	[[File:ADAS-settings10.png\|alt=\|frameless\|400px]]		[[File:ADAS-settings10.png\|alt=\|frameless\|400px]]

	This feature allows ADAS system to work in sync with ~~FMX640~~ safety driving features such as Eco-driving, Over Speeding and Geofence. These features usually work with buzzers, LEDs and etc. connected straight to FMX640 device as outputs however, ~~FMX640~~ devices can be connected straight with ADAS system which has sound warnings and the need for external peripherals is not required anymore.		This feature allows ADAS system to work in sync with FMX6 safety driving features such as Eco-driving, Over Speeding and Geofence. These features usually work with buzzers, LEDs and etc. connected straight to FMX640 device as outputs however, FMX6 devices can be connected straight with ADAS system which has sound warnings and the need for external peripherals is not required anymore.

	'''File upload settings'''		'''File upload settings'''

Edgar.dementenko: /* FMx640 Configuration */

2024-11-14T07:14:41Z

FMx640 Configuration

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	In RS232/RS485 settings enable ADAS under RS232 mode in order for the configurator to open additional settings for ADAS accessory.		In RS232/RS485 settings enable ADAS under RS232 mode in order for the configurator to open additional settings for ADAS accessory.

	'''Please also note, a new baudrate "460800" is now supported. Please set baudrate settings to either Auto or 460800. This baudrate will allow faster photo/video transfers ~~however, it is required ADAS FW version of 0.5.95 or later, be updated via SD card, for this update please contact the sale manager or fil the VipHelp Desk~~.'''		'''Please also note, a new baudrate "460800" is now supported. Please set baudrate settings to either Auto or 460800. This baudrate will allow faster photo/video transfers.'''

	[[File:ADASbaud2.png\|alt=\|frameless\|500px]]		[[File:ADASbaud2.png\|alt=\|frameless\|500px]]

Edgar.dementenko at 07:04, 11 June 2024

2024-06-11T07:04:01Z

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	'''It is important to note that ADAS cameras with Serial Numbers (S/N) starting with "9C" are exclusively compatible with ~~FMX640~~ devices. However, cameras with Serial Numbers beginning with "9B" are typically designed for use with FMX125/225 devices.''' In the event you receive a camera with a Serial Number starting with "9B," it is crucial to check for a red circle sticker on the camera. The presence of this red sticker indicates that the camera, despite its "9B" Serial Number, is actually compatible with ~~FMX640~~ devices, functioning equivalently to cameras with a "9C" Serial Number. This is due to the serial numbers being pre-attached to the camera case by the manufacturer and remaining constant for warranty purposes. If your camera with a "9B" Serial Number has this red sticker, proceed to connect it to a computer, install the required drivers, and visit IP 10.0.0.1 in a browser. Here, you will find more details about the camera, which will confirm its compatibility with ~~FMX640~~ devices, as the actual Serial Number displayed will start with "9C.		'''It is important to note that ADAS cameras with Serial Numbers (S/N) starting with "9C" are exclusively compatible with FMX6 devices. However, cameras with Serial Numbers beginning with "9B" are typically designed for use with FMX125/225 devices.''' In the event you receive a camera with a Serial Number starting with "9B," it is crucial to check for a red circle sticker on the camera. The presence of this red sticker indicates that the camera, despite its "9B" Serial Number, is actually compatible with FMX6 devices, functioning equivalently to cameras with a "9C" Serial Number. This is due to the serial numbers being pre-attached to the camera case by the manufacturer and remaining constant for warranty purposes. If your camera with a "9B" Serial Number has this red sticker, proceed to connect it to a computer, install the required drivers, and visit IP 10.0.0.1 in a browser. Here, you will find more details about the camera, which will confirm its compatibility with FMX6 devices, as the actual Serial Number displayed will start with "9C.

	'''NOTE: You need to insert an SD card into the FMX640 device; otherwise, you will not receive any video or photo on the server.'''		'''NOTE: You need to insert an SD card into the FMX640 device; otherwise, you will not receive any video or photo on the server.'''

Maksim.jefisov: /* ADAS configuration for FMx650 */

2024-04-23T11:19:37Z

ADAS configuration for FMx650

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	[[Image:Data_protocol.gif\|300px]]		[[Image:Data_protocol.gif\|300px]]

	*In ''RS232 \ RS485 settings tab'', make sure to enable '''Camera interface''' by "Enable", and select '''~~DSM~~''' in the Mode drop-down menu, afterwards '''~~DSM~~ COM1''' and '''Camera I/O''' should appear in the tab list.		*In ''RS232 \ RS485 settings tab'', make sure to enable '''Camera interface''' by "Enable", and select '''ADAS''' in the Mode drop-down menu, afterwards '''ADAS COM1''' and '''Camera I/O''' should appear in the tab list.

	[[Image:ADAS COM1.gif\|600px]]		[[Image:ADAS COM1.gif\|600px]]
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	'''		'''

	*In appeared ''~~DSM~~ COM1'' tab, make sure to '''configure everything by your needs''', and do not forget to complete the '''"Domain"''' and '''"Port"''' settings in ''File upload settings''		*In appeared ''ADAS COM1'' tab, make sure to '''configure everything by your needs''', and do not forget to complete the '''"Domain"''' and '''"Port"''' settings in ''File upload settings''

	[[File:~~DSM COM1~~.png\|500px]]		[[File:ADAS.png\|500px]]


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	===Connecting two cameras simultaneously for FMx650===		===Connecting two cameras simultaneously for FMx650===
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	The new feature for FMx650 ~~DSM~~ configuration, which is available from '''03.00.14.Rev.114 iCamera''' allows you to connect two of your cameras at once. Method for connection and configuration stays the same, for this you are only required to choose '''two''' cameras in '''"RS232 \ RS485"''' tab from the configurator.		The new feature for FMx650 ADAS configuration, which is available from '''03.00.14.Rev.114-Rev.116 iCamera''' allows you to connect two of your cameras at once. Method for connection and configuration stays the same, for this you are only required to choose '''two''' cameras in '''"RS232 \ RS485"''' tab from the configurator.

	In the new functionality, you are able to connect any combo of the cameras by your wish, as an example: you are able to connect ''DSM/Dualcam'', ''DashCam/DualCam'', ''DSM/DSM'', ''DualCam/DualCam'' and etc.		In the new functionality, you are able to connect any combo of the cameras by your wish, as an example: you are able to connect ''ADAS/DSM'', ''ADAS/DualCam'', ''DSM/Dualcam'', ''DashCam/DualCam'', ''DSM/DSM'', ''DualCam/DualCam'' and etc.

	[[File:Twincamera.gif\|500px]]		[[File:Twincamera.gif\|500px]]

Maksim.jefisov: /* ADAS configuration for FMx650 */

2024-04-23T11:10:37Z

ADAS configuration for FMx650

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	*Make sure to change '''Camera I/O''' camera state '''Priorities''' to ''Low''		*Make sure to change '''Camera I/O''' camera state '''Priorities''' to ''Low''
	'''		'''
	[[File:~~DSM IO~~.gif\|500px]]		[[File:ADAS CameraIO.gif\|500px]]
	'''		'''

Maksim.jefisov: /* ADAS configuration for FMx650 */

2024-04-23T11:06:42Z

ADAS configuration for FMx650

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	*In ''RS232 \ RS485 settings tab'', make sure to enable '''Camera interface''' by "Enable", and select '''DSM''' in the Mode drop-down menu, afterwards '''DSM COM1''' and '''Camera I/O''' should appear in the tab list.		*In ''RS232 \ RS485 settings tab'', make sure to enable '''Camera interface''' by "Enable", and select '''DSM''' in the Mode drop-down menu, afterwards '''DSM COM1''' and '''Camera I/O''' should appear in the tab list.

	[[Image:~~DSM config~~.gif\|600px]]		[[Image:ADAS COM1.gif\|600px]]

	*Make sure to change '''Camera I/O''' camera state '''Priorities''' to ''Low''		*Make sure to change '''Camera I/O''' camera state '''Priorities''' to ''Low''

Maksim.jefisov: /* DSM configuration for FMx650 */

2024-04-23T10:56:46Z

DSM configuration for FMx650

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	==~~DSM~~ configuration for FMx650==		==ADAS configuration for FMx650==

	'''(!) Required firmware version - 03.00.14.Rev.~~114~~'''. [[DSM_Firmware_errata\|Firmware errata.]]		'''(!) Required firmware version - 03.00.14.Rev.116'''. [[DSM_Firmware_errata\|Firmware errata.]]

	*Make sure '''Data Protocol''' is set to [[Codec#Codec_8_Extended \| Codec 8 Extended]]		*Make sure '''Data Protocol''' is set to [[Codec#Codec_8_Extended \| Codec 8 Extended]]
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	[[File:Twincamera.gif\|500px]]		[[File:Twincamera.gif\|500px]]


	==FMx125/FMX225 Configuration==		==FMx125/FMX225 Configuration==

Maksim.jefisov at 10:53, 23 April 2024

2024-04-23T10:53:01Z

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	[[File:Adas conf2.png\|center\|frameless\|1000x1000px]]		[[File:Adas conf2.png\|center\|frameless\|1000x1000px]]

			==DSM configuration for FMx650==

			'''(!) Required firmware version - 03.00.14.Rev.114'''. [[DSM_Firmware_errata\|Firmware errata.]]

			*Make sure '''Data Protocol''' is set to [[Codec#Codec_8_Extended \| Codec 8 Extended]]

			[[Image:Data_protocol.gif\|300px]]

			*In ''RS232 \ RS485 settings tab'', make sure to enable '''Camera interface''' by "Enable", and select '''DSM''' in the Mode drop-down menu, afterwards '''DSM COM1''' and '''Camera I/O''' should appear in the tab list.

			[[Image:DSM config.gif\|600px]]

			*Make sure to change '''Camera I/O''' camera state '''Priorities''' to ''Low''
			'''
			[[File:DSM IO.gif\|500px]]
			'''

			*In appeared ''DSM COM1'' tab, make sure to '''configure everything by your needs''', and do not forget to complete the '''"Domain"''' and '''"Port"''' settings in ''File upload settings''

			[[File:DSM COM1.png\|500px]]


			*'''''NOTE:''''' ''This is a base setup for the device to work properly. Other device configuration is made according to your needs.

			===Connecting two cameras simultaneously for FMx650===
			------------------
			The new feature for FMx650 DSM configuration, which is available from '''03.00.14.Rev.114 iCamera''' allows you to connect two of your cameras at once. Method for connection and configuration stays the same, for this you are only required to choose '''two''' cameras in '''"RS232 \ RS485"''' tab from the configurator.

			In the new functionality, you are able to connect any combo of the cameras by your wish, as an example: you are able to connect ''DSM/Dualcam'', ''DashCam/DualCam'', ''DSM/DSM'', ''DualCam/DualCam'' and etc.

			[[File:Twincamera.gif\|500px]]


	==FMx125/FMX225 Configuration==		==FMx125/FMX225 Configuration==

Maksim.jefisov: /* Crash Detection Functionality using DOUT */

2024-04-11T12:53:00Z

Crash Detection Functionality using DOUT

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	==Crash Detection Functionality using DOUT==		==Crash Detection Functionality using DOUT==

	'''The crash detection feature''' is a crucial capability provided by our device. It enhances evidential documentation through video or photo evidence in the event of a crash. However, ~~'''~~activating this functionality necessitates a direct connection of the camera to a power source.~~'''~~ Nonetheless, such a direct connection can lead to '''battery drainage'''.		'''The crash detection feature''' is a crucial capability provided by our device. It enhances evidential documentation through video or photo evidence in the event of a crash. However, activating this functionality necessitates a direct connection of the camera to a power source. Nonetheless, such a direct connection can lead to '''battery drainage'''.

	To circumvent this issue, we recommend utilizing DOUT and a relay for connection. This setup enables control via SMS or GPRS command, or through predefined scenarios within our device. By activating DOUT post-ignition, the camera receives power, allowing it to function and record evidence even after the ignition is turned off following a crash. '''For your convenience, the connection scheme can be found here: [[ADAS First Start]]'''		To circumvent this issue, we recommend utilizing DOUT and a relay for connection. This setup enables control via SMS or GPRS command, or through predefined scenarios within our device. By activating DOUT post-ignition, the camera receives power, allowing it to function and record evidence even after the ignition is turned off following a crash. '''For your convenience, the connection scheme can be found here: [[ADAS First Start]]'''