Hisense MT5508 Intelligent Vehicle Video Monitoring and Dispatching Terminal User Instruction Manual

Hisense MT5508 intelligent vehicle video monitoring and dispatching
terminal user instruction manual
Hisense MT5508 intelligent vehicle video

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monitoring and dispatching terminal

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User Instruction Manual
Qingdao Hisense TransTech Co., Ltd.
Document: Zhang Tao Dec 20, 2021
Review: Zhou Dongmin Dec 20, 2021
Approval: Yao Yang Dec 20, 2021

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Modification record
Version Version
Orde Statu Ticke before after Effective
Page Person Remarks
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ation ation
Zhang
1 V1.0 2018-9-11 First edition
Rujiao
Li
2 V1.0 V1.1 2021-6-15 Add MT5508
Zongbo
Zhang Remove WiFi and
3 V1.1 V 1.2 2021-12-20
Tao DSRC function
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Content
1. Overview .................................................................................................................................. 5
1.1. Product introduction ...................................................................................................... 5
1.2. Product features............................................................................................................. 5
1.2.1. Automatic station announcement ...................................................................... 5
1.2.2. Violation reminder ............................................................................................ 6
1.2.3. Support IC card swiping for attendance ....................................................................... 6
1.2.4. Support multi-line operation ............................................................................. 6
1.2.5. Communication function ................................................................................... 6
1.2.6. Voice call ........................................................................................................... 6
1.2.7. GPS monitoring and dispatching....................................................................... 7
1.2.8. GPS mileage statistics ....................................................................................... 7
1.2.9. Text to voice playback....................................................................................... 7
1.2.10. Real-time audio and video monitoring .............................................................. 7
1.2.11. Video recording and playback function............................................................. 7
1.2.12. Automatically display related videos when reversing, opening the door and
parking 8
1.2.13. One-button alarm .............................................................................................. 8
1.2.14. Automatic time adjustment ............................................................................... 8
1.2.15. Support data or video backup via USB port ..................................................... 8
1.2.16. Support local or remote system updates ............................................................ 8
1.2.17. Equipment self-inspection ................................................................................. 8
1.2.18. One-button switch between dispatch interface and video monitoring interface 9
1.2.19. Snapshots of illegal license plates on bus lanes ................................................ 9
2. Instructions ............................................................................................................................. 10
2.1. Introduction of buttons and touch screen .................................................................. 10
2.2. Microphone instructions.............................................................................................. 13
2.3. Menu composition description .................................................................................... 13
2.4. Standby interface operation instructions ..................................................................... 15
2.5. Main menu introduction .............................................................................................. 19
2.5.1. Attendance Management ................................................................................. 19
2.5.2. Operation type ................................................................................................. 21
2.5.3. ●
Voice call ......................................................................................................... 22
2.5.4. Bus center ........................................................................................................ 24
2.5.5. Broadcast to passengers .................................................................................. 26
2.5.6. Line/Route selection........................................................................................ 27
2.5.7. Message browsing ........................................................................................... 28
2.5.8. System Settings ............................................................................................... 32
2.5.9. System Tools ................................................................................................... 37
2.5.10. System Information ......................................................................................... 43
2.6. Video menu introduction ............................................................................................. 46
2.6.1. Video interface operation instructions............................................................. 46
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2.6.2. Video menu ..................................................................................................... 48
2.6.3. Disk Management ........................................................................................... 49
2.6.4. Clear warning .................................................................................................. 50
2.6.5. Manual video recording .................................................................................. 50
2.6.6. Replay backup ................................................................................................. 51
2.6.7. Video parameters ............................................................................................. 54
2.6.8. Recording settings ........................................................................................... 55
2.6.9. Alarm input ..................................................................................................... 57
2.6.10. Exception handling.......................................................................................... 58
2.7. Error and recovery type description in system log ...................................................... 59
2.8. Version description of other supporting systems ......................................................... 60
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3. Installation and application. ................................................................................................... 60

4. Description of Radio ............................................................................................................... 61
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1. Overview
1.1. Product introduction
Hisense MT5508 intelligent vehicle video monitoring and dispatching terminal is

an intelligent vehicle terminal technically designed for vehicle monitoring,
dispatching and data collection. And it has used GPS positioning, wireless
communications and other modern information technology. It can realize automatic
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station broadcasting, violation alarm, vehicle dispatching, data collection and analysis,
automatic uploading of abnormal event videos, remote real-time video and audio
monitoring, remote snapshots, remote historical video query, automatic video of
reversing and door opening and illegal snapshots.
Hisense MT5508 intelligent vehicle video monitoring and dispatching terminal
(Hereinafter referred to as vehicle terminal) can provide beneficial help for the
convenience of the driver's work, the enhancement of driving safety factor, and the
reduction of accidents. At the same time, it also provides support and assistance for
monitoring service standards, reducing public security incidents, public security
forensics, anti-terrorism, etc., which can provide people with a safe and harmonious
riding environment.
1.2. Product features
1.2.1. Automatic station broadcasting
Automatic station broadcasting is realized through GPS and the station

information is broadcast to passenger automatically, which can reduce the workload
of the driver and facilitate safe driving.
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1.2.2. Violation reminder
The vehicle terminal can provide on-time reminders, delay, skipping station, too
early or late, speeding and other violation reminders, which can enable the driver to
consciously maintain good driving habits and reduce the incidence of accidents. At
the same time, the vehicle terminal can report violation information to the bus center
to strengthen the management of drivers.
1.2.3. Support IC card swiping for attendance
Swipe the card at the keyboard of the color screen to complete the driver's
attendance, avoiding the tedious operation of manual input to improve work efficiency.
1.2.4. Support multi-line operation
A single vehicle-mounted terminal can store station broadcasting information for

more than three lines, and multi-line switching can be realized through the menu.
1.2.5. Communication function ●
The vehicle terminal and the bus center can realize two-way communication. The
bus center can issue dispatching instructions and notification information to the driver
through the vehicle terminal, and can also query the state of the vehicle terminal or
send control instructions to make the vehicle terminal perform other operations such
as video recording. The driver can also report vehicle operating conditions to the bus
center through the vehicle terminal, such as sending alarm information.
1.2.6. Voice call ●
It is convenient for the driver to contact the dispatcher, and it also supports voice
trunking dispatch, and can also make emergency call to hospital, fire department and
police department.
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1.2.7. GPS monitoring and dispatching
Dispatching supervisors can remotely monitor the real-time operation of vehicles

on the electronic map. For vehicles that do not follow the prescribed route, time or
schedule, they can prompt and correct in time.
1.2.8. GPS mileage statistics
According to GPS mileage statistics function, it can accurately assess the driver's
work performance, automatically record driving mileage and shifts, and distinguish
operating and non-operating mileage.
1.2.9. Text to voice playback
The vehicle terminal can convert the text information sent by the bus center into
voice information to play. It can receive the information in time while ensuring the
safe driving of the driver.
1.2.10. Real-time audio and video monitoring

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The vehicle terminal supports 16 channels of video real-time monitoring, which

can enable the bus center staff to fully grasp the real-time operating status of the
vehicle and facilitate the handling of emergencies such as robbery.
1.2.11. Video recording and playback function
Audio and video surveillance uses dual storage of main hard disk and secondary hard disk,
and can selectively superimpose information such as license plate number, channel name, time,
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geographic location, and driving speed into the saved video. It facilitates the collection of
evidence after the incident such as safety accidents and traffic disputes, deterring
criminals, and at the same time standardizing driver services.
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1.2.12. Automatically display related videos when reversing, opening the door
and stopping
When reversing, opening the door and parking, the relevant position video is
automatically displayed, which is convenient for the driver to operate.
1.2.13. One-button alarm
The driver activates the button to alarm, triggering the active report of the
surveillance video in the car, which can ensure the safe driving of the driver and can be
used as a basis for handling passenger disputes.
1.2.14. Automatic time adjustment
The system can realize automatic time adjustment without manual intervention, and
ensure the correctness of the real-time display time and video recording time of the
vehicle terminal.
1.2.15. Support data or video backup via USB port ●
The system data or video can be backed up through the USB port using mobile
storage devices such as USB flash drives to prevent data loss.
1.2.16. Support local or remote system updates
The local system update and maintenance can be completed through the USB
port, and the remote update is completed through the GPRS data flow, which can
realize the batch update of the vehicle terminal.
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1.2.17. Equipment self-inspection
Video loss alarm, dynamic monitoring alarm, main hard disk failure alarm,
secondary hard disk failure alarm, real-time monitoring of the internal environment
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temperature of the device, and the hard disk will automatically shut off the power of
the hard disk if the hard disk is overheated to ensure that the device is not damaged.
1.2.18. One-button switch between dispatch interface and video monitoring
interface
The user can switch between the dispatch interface and the video monitoring
interface through the shortcut button.
1.2.19. Congestion degree analyze in vehicle
The terminal obtains the passenger congestion coefficient in the vehicle through
the analysis of the video in the vehicle, and transmits the data to the background
dispatching center. The dispatching center can adjust the departure plan in time
according to the congestion coefficient to reduce the passenger detention and other
conditions. Passengers can also choose to ride according to this coefficient to increase
ride comfort.
1.2.20. Snapshots of illegal license plates on bus lanes
The driver presses the illegal capture button to capture photos of other vehicles
occupying the bus lane illegally, and automatically recognize the license plate
information to provide a basis for traffic police enforcement and improve the
efficiency of bus operations.
1.2.21. WiFi hotspot share
The 4G network in the vehicle is shared through WIFI hotspots, and passengers
are connected through mobile terminals such as mobile phones to achieve free
Internet access, which provides convenience for passengers in the vehicle while
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highlighting the public welfare of public transport.
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2. Instructions
2.1. Introduction of buttons and touch screen
IC card
reader
Figure 2.1 Appearance of Hisense intelligent vehicle video monitoring and dispatching terminal
Screen button function description:
：Station announcement button. When manual station
announcement is allowed, the station announcement button is

used to manually announce arrival and departure to passengers;
in non-standby state, this button can be used to switch the
options on the left tab page.
: Confirm button. In the state of manual station announcement,
press the confirm button to repeat the station announcement;

When there is an incoming call, you can press the confirm button
to answer it; When setting the menu, you can press the confirm
button to make the corresponding settings, such as the selection
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of radio buttons, the selection and cancellation of check boxes,

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: Cancel button. In the standby interface, press the cancel button to
interrupt the station announcement. When in a call, it is used to

hang up the call; when setting the menu, it is used to return to
the previous menu or cancel the corresponding setting; when
entering the window interface entered from the standby
interface, long press the cancel key to return to the standby
interface ; When entering the window interface entered from
the video preview interface, long press the cancel button to
return to the video preview interface; in the video preview
interface, long press the cancel button to return to the standby
interface.
: Left button. In the standby interface, it is used to switch site
information forward; in the multi-page list browsing interface,

it is used to page forward; in the volume adjustment and call
interface, it is used to reduce the volume; it is used to move the
cursor to the previous character in edit box; in other states, it is
used to switch to the previous focus option.
：Right button. In the standby interface, it is used to switch the site
information backward; In the multi-page list browsing interface,

it is used to turn back pages; in the volume adjustment and call
interface, it is used to increase the volume; in the edit box, it is
used to move the cursor to the next character; in other states, it
is used to switch to the next focus option.
：Up button. In the list browsing interface, it is used to switch to the
previous content; in the volume adjustment interface, it is used

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to switch the volume type upward; in other states, it is used to

switch to the previous focus option.
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：Down button. In the list browsing interface, it is used to switch to the
next content; in the volume adjustment interface, it is used to switch

the volume type down; in other states, it is used to switch to the next
focus option.
：Menu button. Short press in the standby interface to enter the menu interface;
In the non-standby interface, short press the multiplexing as the confirmation

button, the function is the same as the confirmation button above; Long press
is used to restart the screen.
IC card swiping area: swipe the IC card in the bus standby interface and video
preview interface to enter the attendance management interface and display the IC
card number; Swipe the IC card under the attendance management interface, the IC
card number will be displayed directly; The IC card swiping function is not supported
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under other interfaces.

F0 ~ F9 ：In the standby interface, long press F0 to switch to the video interface,
short press F0 to start illegal capture, short press F9 to switch operating/non-operating
state, other buttons can be defined as long press or short press shortcut buttons, the
corresponding function can be defined in the configuration.
In the video interface, short press F0 to start the illegal capture, F1 ~ F8 are
defined as short press shortcuts, and the short press function is the same as the
standby interface; F1 ~ F9 long press is used to switch the video preview mode, see
the main video interface description for details.
Indicator light: The green LED light indicates the power status, and the indicator
light is always on;
The red LED light indicates the running status of the main program. When the
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main program is running normally, it flashes once every 1s, the main program is
abnormal, and the red indicator light is off.
Touch screen function description: This product uses
7"TFT-LCD/16:9/widescreen/touch screen with a resolution of 800×480. The user
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only needs to gently touch the icon or text on the display screen with his finger to
directly enter the functional interface represented by the icon or text.
2.2. Microphone instructions
The driver can use the microphone to make calls inside and outside the vehicle,
as well as make VOIP calls. The appearance of the microphone is shown in the figure
below:
Inside the
vehicle
Outside the VOIP calls

vehicle
Figure 2.2 the appearance of the microphone

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Usage introduction:
In the vehicle: press the "inside shout button" to make a shout in the vehicle,
release to stop.
Out the vehicle: press the “outside shout button” to make a shout out the vehicle
and release to stop.
VOIP dialing: press the "VOIP call button" to dial the first VOIP phone configured
in the phone book, the screen displays "Waiting to answer the VOIP call...", after the
dialing is successful, the screen displays "VOIP is in the call..." , Release to end the call.
2.3. Menu composition description ●
(1) Icon button and common button: Selection method:

 Directly click the corresponding button on the display screen to execute the
corresponding operation.
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 Switch to this icon through the "left and right buttons" or "up and down
buttons", and then press the "OK button" to select and perform
corresponding operations.
(2) Radio button :provides two choices, means selected, Indicates not
selected. How to select a radio button:

 Click the radio button on the display screen or the text next to it to select it.
 Get the focus through the "Left and Right Buttons" or "Up and Down
Buttons" (a dashed border appears around the text) and then press the "Enter
button" to select.
(3) Check box: Provide 2 choices, means selected, means unselected.
How to select the check box:

 Click the check box on the display screen or the text next to it to select it.
 Acquire the focus through the "left and right buttons" or "up and down buttons" (a dashed
border appears around the text), and then press the "confirm button" to select.
 Combo box: . Provide more than 2 options, but only one can be selected.
How to select the options in the combo box:
 Click the drop-down arrow of the combo box, and then click the
corresponding option to select and retract the list.
 Press the "up and down buttons" to expand the list, move up and down the
options, and press the "confirm button" to select and retract the list.
(4) List box: ●

. Display query result information in the list, you can
select one of them in the list provided. Method of choosing:

 Click the item in the list box to execute the corresponding action.
 Press the "up and down buttons" to select the item and then press the
"confirm button" to execute the corresponding action.
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(5) Edit box: Press F0 ~ F9 or click the small keyboard that pops up in the edit box to
enter the corresponding number.
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(6) Exit button: . Press the exit button to exit the current interface and return to
the upper interface. Method of choosing:

 Click the exit button to execute exit and return operations.
 Press the "Cancel button" on the small screen to execute exit and return
operations.
(7) The gray part of the menu indicates that the corresponding option cannot be
edited.
2.4. Standby interface operation instructions
The vehicle terminal is divided into the main interface of the bus business and
the interface of the bus video integration. The daily use interface can be customized
through configuration file options or menu operations. When the night scene mode is
configured in the configuration file, the standby interface will be changed to a dark
night scene mode display.
The function represented by each icon will be introduced below.
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3.Door
status 4. Warning 5.SMS 6.Failure 7.Video 8.Line
1.GPS 2.GPRS
9.Download
13.ID No.
10.Station name
11.Speed 14.Station type

12．Speed limit
16.Vehicle tag
15.Date
Figure 2.3 Main interface of bus business
3.Door
1.GPS 2.GPRS
status 4. Warning 5.SMS 6.Failure 7.Video 8.Line
9. Download
15.Date
10.Station name
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11.Speed
12．Speed limit
16.Vehicle tag
Figure 2.4 Bus video integrated interface

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Note 1: GPS signal status information. When the signal is normal, it is displayed;
when the signal disappears, it is displayed as .Click this icon to view
detailed GPS information.

Note 2: GPRS status information. When the signal is good, it is displayed as
；when the signal disappears, it is displayed as; ；the communication

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module receives a response and is displayed as; ；the communication module
receives a response and is displayed as ；When the mobile gateway is
connected, it is displayed as . Click this icon to view server status
information.
Note 3: Door opening and closing status information. It is displayed when
the door is open，and is displayed when the door is closed.。Click this icon to
view the detailed status of the vehicle.

Note 4: Warning message unread icon. When there is a new unread warning
message in the system, it is displayed as . Click the icon to view all warning
messages.
Note 5: Short message unread icon. It is displayed

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when there is a new
unread short message in the system. Click the icon to view all short messages.
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Note 6: Failure information unread icon. When there is new unread fault
information in the system, it is displayed as . Click the icon to view all fault
information.
Note 7: Video icon. Click the icon to directly enter the main video interface.
Note 8: Current operating line information, click this icon to switch lines.
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Note 9: Download information icon, when the system is downloading it displays
as , and it will disappear automatically after the download is complete.
Note 10：The name of the current station. The station can be switched by "Left
Button" and "Right Button".
Note 11：current vehicle speed.
Note 12: Speed limit. If the current vehicle speed exceeds the speed limit, the
font turns red to warn.
Note 13：Vehicle ID number. Display the unique ID number of the vehicle.
Note 14: Type of operation. Display the current operating type, sub-main station,
secondary station, etc.
Note 15：Date and time.
Note 16: Vehicle tag, click to enter the menu operation interface.
Note 17: The latest unread short message, the last unread short message is
displayed; if the short message has been read, it will display no new short message.
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2.5. Main menu introduction
In the standby interface, press the "menu "button to directly enter the main menu
interface, as shown in the figure below:
Figure 2.5 Main Menu
 The main menu interface provides [Attendance Management], [Operation

Type], [Voice call phonebook], [Bus Center], [Broadcast to Passengers],
[Route/line Selection], [Message View], [System Settings], [System Tools],
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[System Information] functions.

 Click the icon directly or press the "left button", "right button", "up button",
"down button" to switch icons and then press the "enter button" to enter the
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submenu.
2.5.1. Attendance Management
Attendance management provides on-duty and off-duty attendance functions.
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Figure 2.6 IC card attendance interface
Figure 2.6 shows the "IC Card Attendance" interface. When using an IC card to
check attendance, the hexadecimal card number is directly displayed and cannot be
edited.
Figure 2.7 Manual attendance interface

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Figure 2.7 shows the "Attendance Management -> Manual Attendance" interface,
the system automatically records the last two user ID input.
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 Long press F1 to change the job number to F1 number, and long press F2 to
change to F2 number.
 Swiping the IC card in this interface will automatically switch to the IC card
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attendance mode in Figure 2.5, and display the hexadecimal IC card number.
2.5.2. Operation type
Figure 2.8 Operation Type Interface
Figure 2.8 shows the operation type interface, which provides switching between
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"operation" and "non-operation" types.

 When the "Operation" radio button is selected, the combo box on the right is
the operation type: "Main Station", "Sub-Station" and other options.
 When the "Non-operation" radio button is selected, the combo box on the
right shows the various types of non-operation: "Refuel", "Chartered",
"Exit", "Return", "Parking" and other options.
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2.5.3. Voice call
Figure 2.9 Voice call interface

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Figure 2.9 shows the "voice call phone book" interface, which provides the voice
call function, which can make VOIP calls and ordinary calls.
 Press the "up button" to switch to the previous item, when the last one is
pressed, it will turn up one page;
 Press the "down button" to switch to the next item, and press it down one
page at the bottom.●
 Press the "Left Button" to turn up a page, and press the left button at the first
page to display the last page.
 Press the "right button" to turn down one page, and press the right button to
display the first page at the last page.
Make a call: Select the phone number to be dialed, and it will be displayed in
reverse color. The method of making a call:
 Tap the phone number to be dialed to directly dial out.
 Press the "confirm button" or "Menu button" on the small screen to dial the
selected number.
During the call: you can adjust the volume or hang up according to your needs:
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 Press the "left button" to decrease the call volume, and press the "right
button" to increase the call volume.
 Click to hang up or press the "Cancel button" to end the call.
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Figure 2.10 Phone call interface
Call answering:
 If there is an incoming VOIP call, the small screen displays "VOIP call
incoming...", at this time, press the "OK" key to answer the call, and the
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"Cancel key" will refuse to answer the call.

 If there is an incoming call from an ordinary call, the small screen displays
"Calling in...", at this time, press the "Enter button" to answer the call, and
the "Cancel button" to refuse to answer the call.
Notice:
When an ordinary or VOIP phone is calling a station, the station announcement tone will
be interrupted. If a normal or VOIP phone is connected while announcing the station, the
station announcement tone will be interrupted to make a call.
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2.5.4. Bus center
The Bus center provides the function of sending dispatch information to the bus
center. If the information is not sent in time, the system will automatically reissue it:
including the functions of [Operation Registration], [Operation Request], and [SMS
Report].
Figure 2.11 Bus Center Interface

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Figure 2.12 Operation registration interface

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Figure 2.13 Operation request interface
Figure 2.14 SMS reporting interface

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The operation methods of the above [Operation Registration], [Operation

Request], and [SMS Report] are as follows:
pressed, it will turn up one page.
page at the bottom.
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 Press the "Left Button" or click to turn up one page, execute the last
page when the first page is executed.
 Press the "right button" or click to turn down one page, and when
the last page is executed, the first page will be displayed.

 Press "Enter key" or "Menu key" to execute the selected option, or directly
click the option to be executed to complete the operation.
2.5.5. Broadcast to passengers
Figure 2.15 Interface for broadcast to passengers

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Figure 2.15 is the "Broadcast to Passengers" interface, which provides the

function of sending information to passengers.
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pressed, it will turn up one page.

page at the bottom.
 Press the "Left Button" or click to turn up one page, and the last
page will be displayed when the first page is executed.
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 Press the "right button" or click to turn down one page, and when
the last page is executed, the first page will be displayed.

2.5.6. Line/Route selection
Figure 2.16 Line selection interface

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Figure 2.16 shows the "line selection" interface, which provides the function of
switching lines and refreshes the standby interface display.
 Press the "up button" to switch to the previous item, and press up when the
last one is the last one to turn up one page.
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page at the bottom.
 Press the "Left Button" or click to turn up one page, when the first
page is left, the last page will be displayed.
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 Press the "right button" or click to turn down one page, and press
the right button to display the first page at the last page.
2.5.7. Message browsing
Provide [Short Message], [Violation Information], [System Log] to view and ●
browse, if the message is not read, the unread mark will be displayed. If the
message has been read, no mark is displayed. The left option page passes (unread
number/total number) to record the read status of the message.
[SMS]
Figure 2.17 Short message browsing interface

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[Violation information]
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Figure 2.18 Browsing Interface of Violation Information

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[System log]
Figure 2.19 System log browsing interface
 Click the information category directly or press the multiplexed "Announce

Station Button" to switch to the left side option page to view different
categories of information.
 When entering, the focus is on the left option page bar, the "up and down
buttons" can be switched in a loop; the "right button" moves the focus to the
middle list bar, press the "up and down buttons" to view items; Press the
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"right button" again to move the focus to the page turning bar. At this time,
the color of the page down button becomes darker, and you can use the "left ●
and right buttons" to cycle through pages.

 When the focus is in the page turning bar, "up and down keys" will move the
focus to the list bar in the middle, and the items can be operated by the up
and down keys; Press the "Left Button" again to move the focus to the
option page bar on the left, and the up and down keys can cycle through the
page bars.
 When the focus is in the middle list column, "up and down buttons" select
items, the top one will turn up one page, and the bottom one will turn down
one page.
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 You can enter the detailed information reading interface by directly clicking
on the entry or pressing the "OK" key when the entry is selected, and set this
message as read. At the same time, cancel the unread mark of this entry
and refresh the information browsing window corresponding to the number

of unread messages on the left side option page.
[Detailed information browsing interface]
Figure 2.20 Detailed information browsing interface
 Press the "left button" or click : scroll up a message, when the first message
is displayed, the last message will be displayed, and the message will be set as read
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at the same time. ●
 Press the "right button" or click : scroll down a piece of information,
when the last piece of information is displayed, the first piece of information
will be displayed, and the piece of information will be set as read at the same
time.
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2.5.8. System Settings
The system setting menu provides functions such as system initialization and
module switching. Mainly include: [Volume Adjustment], [Backlight Setting], [ID
Number Setting] and [Display Language]. ●
Figure 2.21 System setting submenu interface

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[Volume adjustment]
Figure 2.22 Volume adjustment interface
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Figure 2.22 is the "System Settings -> Volume Adjustment" interface, which
provides the adjustment of the volume of the car inside, outside the car, and the
driver's horn.
 Press the "up button" and "down button" to switch the volume type, the "left
button" to decrease the volume, and the "right button" to increase the
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volume.
 Directly click the button to decrease the volume, and click the button
to increase the volume.
Notice：
Since the configuration file will make special settings for the volume of certain
time periods, the priority of the time period volume setting value is higher than
the volume value adjusted through the menu interface. Therefore, when the time
period volume is active, the volume value adjusted by the menu only takes effect
within the time period volume interval.
For example, the in-vehicle volume from 12:00 to 13:00 is 50-80, and the
in-vehicle volume value adjusted by the menu is 60, so the actual volume from
12:00 to 13:00 is 60. When the in-vehicle volume adjusted by the menu is 49,
the actual volume from 12:00 to 13:00 is 50. When the in-vehicle volume value
adjusted by the menu is 81, the actual volume from 12:00 to 13:00 is 80.
[Backlight Setting] ●
Figure 2.23 and Figure 2.24 are the "Automatic" and "Manual" setting interfaces
of the "System Settings -> Backlight Settings" interface.
 When the “Auto” mode is selected, the system will automatically adjust the
brightness of the background light according to the settings in the
configuration file.
 In the "Manual" mode, press the "Left Button" or click the button to
decrease the backlight; press the "Right Button" or click the button to
increase the backlight.
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Figure 2.23 Backlight brightness automatic setting interface

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Figure 2.24 Manual setting interface of backlight brightness

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[ID number setting]
Figure 2.25 ID number setting

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Figure 2.25 shows the "System Settings -> ID Number Settings" interface.
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 If the configuration file is set to enter a password, you need to enter the
correct password to enter; within 10 minutes after the password is entered,
there is no need to enter the password again. After more than 10 minutes,
you must enter the password again to set up. The following functions related
to password control all comply with this principle.
 The factory ID numbers are uniformly "0", the user enters a new ID number
according to the unique ID number of the vehicle, and the ID number is not
allowed to be set to 0.
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[Display language]
Figure 2.26 Language Setting Interface

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Figure 2.26 is the "System Settings -> Display Language" interface, which
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provides the function of modifying the interface language.

 The system can be set to Chinese or English according to project
requirements.
 Press the "down button" or click to select the language to be
switched.
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2.5.9. System tools
Figure 2.27 System tool menu interface
[Screen Calibration] ●
Figure 2.28 Touch screen calibration interface

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Please calibrate the interface before using the touch screen.

 Display 5 dots "+" in turn, and quickly tap the "+" place by hand.
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 If the calibration is successful, it will prompt the user "touch screen calibration
successful".
 If the calibration is unsuccessful, it will prompt whether to try again. If you
press the "Enter key", the system repeats the calibration, if you press the
"Cancel key", the system exits the calibration interface.
 The number of calibration failures is unlimited.
[Status Display]
 The "status display" interface provides the display and real-time refresh of
"vehicle status", "GPS status", "server status", "recording status", and "IPC
status".
 Directly click on the option label item on the left or press the "station
announcement button" to switch the label items.
[Vehicle Status]
Figure 2.29 Vehicle status display interface

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Figure 2. 29 is the "Status Display -> Vehicle Status" interface, which provides
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the display and real-time refresh of "Door Status", "Equipment Temperature",

"Current Mileage", etc.
[GPS Status]
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Figure 2.30 Satellite status display interface

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Figure 2.30 is the "Status Display -> Satellite Status" interface, which displays
the "Satellite Position", "Signal Quality" and "Direction Angle" in a graphical way; At
the same time, it provides the display and real-time refresh of "Latitude", "Longitude",
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"Speed", "Available Satellites", and "Visible Satellites", where 8 (G5+B3) means the
total number is 8, the GPS number is 5, and the Beidou number is 3.
[Server status]
Figure 2.31 Server status display interface
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Figure 2.31 is the "Status Display -> Server Status" interface, which provides the
display and real-time refresh of "Transport Center Server Status", "Video Control
Server Status", and "VOIP Voice Gateway Status".
 Indicates that the server connection is successful; Indicates
that the server connection failed.
[Video recording status]
Figure 2.32 Video Recording status display interface

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Figure 2.32 is the "Status Display -> Recording Status" interface, which provides
real-time display and dynamic refresh of "Camera Working Status" and "Channel
Working Status". ●
 Display the status of channel 1 to channel 16 from left to right
 The red icon is in a non-working state; the green icon in a
working state.
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[IPC Status]
Figure 2.33 IPC status display interface

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Figure 2.32 is the "Status Display -> IPC Status" interface, which provides
real-time display and dynamic refresh of the status of each IPC connection.
 Display the connection status of the 8 IPCs from top to bottom
 "X" means it is in a disconnected state; "—" means it is in a working state.
[Day and night mode]●
Figure 2.36 Day and night mode switching interface
 Click OK or "OK" to switch the corresponding mode (day or night).

 Click Cancel or "Cancel" to close this window.
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[Desktop interface switching]
Figure 2.37 Start interface switching interface

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 This setting selects the standby interface to be displayed at the next startup.
 There are two options for the new startup interface: bus interface, integrated
interface
 When selecting the new startup interface as the integrated interface, you need to ●
set the video channel number corresponding to the corresponding video screen.
[Restore settings]
Figure 2.34 Restore settings interface
 Click OK to complete without restarting and restore the factory settings,

modify the video parameters, backlight brightness, volume, and log level to
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the factory default settings, and modify the current bus station as the master
station.
 If the configuration file is set to password input, you need to enter the
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correct password to enter.

[System restart]
Figure 2.35 System restart interface
 When the system configuration restart requires a password and the system
password is set, the correct password is required to perform the restart
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operation.
 Click OK or "OK" to restart the system.
 Click Cancel or "Cancel" to close this window.
2.5.10. System information
The "System Information" interface provides the display of information such as

[Software Version], [Hardware Information], [Network Parameters], and [Operation
Information].
Click directly on the option page on the left or press the "station announcement
button" to switch the tab items, and select the corresponding tab item to view the
corresponding information.
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Figure 2.38 Software version display interface

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Figure 2.38 is the [software version] interface, which provides the system's
"program version", "configuration file version" and other information.
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Figure 2.39 Hardware information display interface

Figure 2.39 is the [hardware information] interface, which displays information
such as "communication module" and "hard disk (main hard disk)".
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Figure 2.40 Network parameter display interface

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Figure 2.40 is the [Network Parameters] interface, which provides information

such as "Local IP Address", "Transport Center Server", "Video Server", and "VOIP
Voice Gateway".
Figure 2.41 Operation information display interface

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Figure 2.41 is the [Operation Information] interface, which provides information

such as the "Device ID Number" and "Operation Line Number" of the on-board
equipment.
2.6. Video menu introduction
2.6.1. Video interface operation instructions
Click on the main interface of the bus to directly enter the main
interface of the video, as shown in the figure below:
Figure 2.42 Nine-screen video main interface

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Figure 2.43 Six-screen video main interface
Figure 2.44 Four-screen video main interface

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The right area of the window displays GPS and GPRS status icons, date and time,
current speed and speed limit.
(1) Description of preview mode:
 There are 3 browsing modes, four-channel, six-channel and nine-channel,
which can be configured in the configuration file. Figure 2.41 is the
nine-channel browsing mode, Figure 2.42 is the six-channel browsing mode,
and Figure 2.43 is the four-channel browsing mode.
 In all browsing modes, the corresponding channel name is displayed at the
bottom left corner of each channel, and the video device icon is displayed at
the bottom right of each channel. Among them, the storage device is
the main hard disk and secondary hard disk, is the main hard disk
device, and the secondary hard disk device is .
 In the nine-channel mode, click on a screen to display a single screen in full

screen, and click again to return to the original nine-channel interface.
 In the six-channel mode, click on the screen in the upper left corner to
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display the single screen in full screen, and click again to return to the
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original six-channel interface; If you click on the other channel screens, their
position will be changed to the upper left corner of the screen to display, and
the remaining screens will be rearranged in a clockwise direction according
to the principle of channel numbers from small to large.
 In the four-channel mode, click on a screen to display a single screen in full
screen, and click again to return to the original four-channel interface.
 Long press the F function button corresponding to the channel number to
switch the channel to full-screen display, which acts as a single click on the
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corresponding channel screen.
(2) Operation instructions:

 Recording supports D1 and CIF. For detailed settings, please refer to the
[Recording Settings] interface.
 If the configuration file configuration uses a password, you need to enter the
correct password to enter the "Video Menu" window.
 Press "Cancel" or click to return to the bus standby interface.
(3) Video request for door opening and closing or reversing:

 When the vehicle is opening the door or reversing, it directly enters this
interface, and the corresponding video is displayed on the single screen. At
this time, the interface does not respond to any operation.
 After closing the door or reversing, it will directly return to the operation
interface before door opening or reversing, allowing the user to operate.
2.6.2. Video menu
Click on the main video interface to enter the video menu interface.
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Figure 2.45 Video menu interface

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2.6.3. Disk management
Figure 2.46 Disk Management Interface

Shows the capacity of the selected disk, remaining space, whether it is formatted,
etc.
 Format: It is used to format the designated main hard disk or secondary hard
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disk.
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2.6.4. Clear warning
Manually clear the warning output. When there are multiple warnings, only one
warning will be cleared at a time. After one warning is successfully cleared, the
system will give the prompt message "Warning cleared".
Figure 2.47 Clear warning prompt

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2.6.5. Manual video recording
Figure 2.48 Manual video recording interface

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Click the check box to start or stop the recording of a certain channel. "Start all"
will start the recording of all channels, and "stop all" will stop the recording of all
channels.
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It means that it is recording， and it means it is idle.
Notice：
For manually started recording, you can only stop it manually, otherwise the
recording will continue; the settings in this interface will take effect this time,
and the parameter values will still be read from the configuration file the next
time the system is started.
2.6.6. Replay backup

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Figure 2.49 Playback operation interface

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The system supports searching for video files for playback and backup by
channel number, start and end time and storage medium.
(1) Search for files: Find the video files included in the start and end time range
and display them in the list. The start time can be modified as needed.
Notice:
If there are more than 4000 video files that meet the search conditions, the
system will only display the first 4000 video files.
(2) Backup: Back up all files in the specified time period to the specified device.
(3) File search result interface:
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Figure 2.50 File search interface

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 Playback designated file: Select the serial number of the video file to be
played, and then click the designated file to play back the selected file.
 In the list item, press the "up and down buttons" to view one by one, and
press the "enter key" or "menu key" to select the file.
 Select all: select all items on the current page.
 The "Previous Page" button will turn up one page to display, and when the
first page is the first page, it will turn to the last page
 The "Next Page" button will turn one page down to display, and when the
last page is the last page, it will turn to the first page to display ●
 To: The searched video files are displayed in pages, and the number of pages
can be modified. Click "To" to jump to the specified number of pages, which
is convenient for operation.
 Backup: save the selected video file to the corresponding device.
(4) Operation during playback:
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Figure 2.51 Video playback interface

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The icon information at the bottom of the playback screen represents from left to
right: playback progress bar, playback control buttons, volume adjustment, playback
speed, played time, and total video file time.
 Cancel/display the information prompt bar: press "Cancel" or click the video
screen to hide/display.
 Stop: Click the back button or icon to exit the playing screen and
return to the previous interface.

 Progress adjustment: Click the playback progress bar to adjust the playback
progress. When using the "up and down buttons", adjust the progress by
1/100 at a time.
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 Turn off/on the sound: You can switch between sound and mute.
 Volume adjustment: Click on the volume adjustment bar to adjust the

volume, or use the "up and down buttons" to increase 1 or decrease 1 fine
adjustment operation.
 Adjust the playback speed: press the "fast forward button" to increase
the playback speed. There are 3 speeds, including 2, 4, and 8 times. Press the
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"Slow button" to reduce the playback speed, and there are 3 speed
options such as 1/2, 1/4, and 1/8.
 Pause/Resume: Press the "Pause button to pause/continue. In the pause
mode, each time you press the "Single-frame playback button"

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to play
one frame forward, that is, single-frame playback.

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 Last segment: Press the "previous segment key" , the file will be played
back 10%.
 Next segment: Press the "Next segment button" ，the file will advance 10%
and play.
2.6.7. Video parameters
Figure 2.52 Video parameter setting interface
 Vehicle identification: used to distinguish multiple devices, defined as a

unique identification, it is recommended to define it as a license plate
number.
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 When the storage device is full: When you select "Overwrite", when the
hard disk is fully recorded, the system will automatically overwrite the
earliest video data to achieve the purpose of loop recording; when you select
"Not overwrite", when all hard disks are full, the system will not Record
again, if the user sets the hard disk full alarm at this time, the system will
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send out an alarm to notify the user to replace the hard disk.
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 Preview screen: used to set the image preview mode, you can choose
four-screen preview, six-screen preview or nine-screen preview according to
the number of channels of the installed camera.
 Channel mode: used to set the number of video access channels. When using
8 channels or less analog cameras, please select 8 channels; when using IPC,
please select 8+8 extension.
 Hard disk writing (seconds): Set how often to write audio and video data to
the hard disk. The time can be set to 1-30 seconds.
 Status display: Set whether to display the video status icon on the selected
preview screen.
2.6.8. Recording settings
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Figure 2.53 Recording Setting Interface
 Channel selection: used to select the channel whose parameters need to be

changed.
 Stream: Choose to set the type of stream, which can be selected as "main
stream" or "sub stream".
 Main stream: the data generated by the corresponding channel will be
stored in the main hard disk.
 Sub-stream: The data generated by the corresponding channel will be
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stored in the secondary hard disk. Note that there are three options for
the sub-stream to be configured: priority options, level settings and
resolution settings. The priority options include "image quality" and
"smooth". The levels are divided into three levels: "high", "medium",
and "low", and the resolution is divided into "D1" and "CIF".
 Encoding type: Choose to set the type of video encoding, which can be
selected as "H265" or "H264".
 Resolution: The main stream supports 720P video format by default.
 Bit rate: set the bit rate of the fixed bit stream; control the clarity of the
image, the main bit stream ranges from 768Kbps to 2.5Mbps
 Bit rate type: The default is "fixed bit rate".
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1. Video frame rate: control the smoothness of image playback, the highest full
frame rate (PAL 25 frames/sec, NTSC 30 frames/sec), the minimum 10
frames/sec.
 Pre-recording time: the length of time for pre-recording. Currently,
pre-recording is not supported.
 Copy: Used to copy the current channel configuration parameters to other
channels, channel 1~16 or all.
 Apply: Used to save the current channel configuration parameters.
Notice:
The bit rate and video frame rate need to be adjusted according to the site
conditions, camera conditions and image quality requirements;
At the same bit rate, the higher the video frame rate, the smoother the video; at
the same video frame rate, the higher the bit rate, the clearer the image.
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2.6.9. Alarm input
Figure 2.54 Alarm input interface

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 Input channel: The MT5508 vehicle terminal currently only supports

key-press alarm input, so there is only one key-press input channel.
 Type: Set whether the alarm input is high-level trigger or low-level trigger
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according to the actual situation.

 Delay: After the alarm input is over, the associated sound warning playback
time, ranging from 5 seconds to 1 minute, the MT5508 vehicle terminal only
plays the alarm tone once when it plays the alarm tone, and the delay does
not work temporarily.
 Sound warning: choose whether to need sound warning prompt, choose to
play sound warning.
 Alarm output: whether to trigger alarm output after alarm input.
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2.6.10. Exception handling
Figure 2.55 Exception handling interface

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 Abnormal types: including "video loss", "video masking", "no master hard
disk", "master hard disk not formatted", "master hard disk full", "master hard
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disk buffer busy", "no slave hard disk", "slave hard disk" "Unformatted",
"Slave Hard Disk Full", "Slave Hard Disk Buffer Busy", etc.
 Alarm enable: turn on and off the alarm action, and turn on the alarm when
selected.
 Acoustic warning: When a specified abnormality occurs, the alarm prompt
sound is turned on and off, and when selected, an audible warning will
occur.
 "Video Loss" and "Video Blocking" can be set to report interval options, that
is, how long the abnormality is detected to trigger an alarm. The MT5508
vehicle-mounted terminal currently does not support video blocking.
 Apply: Save the current settings without exiting the menu, which is
convenient for the configuration of multiple abnormal types.
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2.7. Error and recovery type description in system log
The system log in the information browsing is divided into event information and
fault information. The fault information carries an internal code, and there is also a
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corresponding internal code when the fault is restored. The internal code and
corresponding information are as follows:
Internal code
Corresponding meaning
(display in decimal）
257 No response to AT command
258 Failed to attach to mobile network
259 No communication module
385 AT command response recovery
386 Attached to the mobile network successfully
387 Communication module found
513 Interface abnormal
641 Interface abnormal recovery
769 Video channel X is missing
770 Video Channel X Blocking
897 Video channel X is normal
898 The video channel X block has been removed
1025 Hard disk channel X buffer is busy
1153 The hard disk channel X buffer returns to normal
1281 SD card channel X buffer is busy
1409 SD card channel X buffering returns to normal
1537
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GPS module antenna open circuit
1538 GPS module antenna short circuit
1665 GPS module antenna open circuit recovery
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1666 GPS module antenna short circuit recovery
2.8. Version description of other supporting systems
Information Exchange Server INFSWT 5.3.2.R4 and above

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Hisense Intelligent Bus Terminal VM 1.1.5.R9 and above

Management Tool
Bus dispatch FDIS 5.4.0.R10 and above
DVR video surveillance client C/S DVRVecam 2.1.0.R2 and above
Remote upgrade service of vehicle BMUP 5.0.5.R8 and above
terminal
Video Control Gateway Server APTSVCG 1.0.4.R8 and above
Video storage server APTSVSS 1.0.5.R8 and above
Configuration file management tool OBCTOOL5.1.3.R1 and above
3. Installation and application.
Professional equipment shall be installed by skilled person from manufacturer or

instructed by manufacturer.
Please consult manufacturer for applicable peripheral device suitable for
connection with this equipment.
The equipment shall be fixed on the vehicle sufficiently and checked periodically.
The installation shall not affect the safety driving of the driver.
The recommended use distance is not less than 20cm.
Operation ambient: -20℃-70℃, RH 93%. Far away direct sunlight and heating
parts in vehicle.
Storage ambient: -40℃-85℃, RH 93%
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4. Description of Radio
Frequency band(s) of operation:
GSM 900, DCS 1800, WCDMA Band I and VIII,
LTE Band 1,3,7,8,20,28,38 and 40
GPS/GLONASS/BDS/Galileo
NFC 13.56MHz ●
Operating frequency:
GSM 900: 880 – 915 MHz, 925 – 960 MHz
DCS 1 800: 1 710 – 1 785, 1 805 – 1 880 MHz
WCDMA Band I: 1 920 – 1 980 MHz, 2 110 – 2 170 MHz
WCDMA Band VIII: 880 – 915 MHz, 925 – 960 MHz
LTE Band 1: 1 920 – 1 980 MHz, 2 110 – 2 170 MHz
LTE Band 3: 1 710 – 1 785 MHz, 1 805 – 1 880 MHz
LTE Band 7: 2 500 – 2 570 MHz, 2 620 – 2 690 MHz
LTE Band 8: 880 – 915 MHz, 925 – 960 MHz
LTE Band 20: 832 – 862 MHz, 791 – 821 MHz
LTE Band 28: 703 – 736 MHz, 758 – 791 MHz
LTE Band 38: 2 570 – 2 620 MHz
LTE Band 40: 2 300 – 2 400 MHz
GNSS: GPS/ GLONASS/ BDS/ Galileo, 1 559 MHz – 1 610 MHz
NFC 13.56MHz
RF output power:
GSM 900: 35 dBm, DCS 1 800: 32 dBm
WCDMA Band I, VIII: 25 dBm
LTE Band 1 / 3 / 7 / 8 / 20 / 28 / 38 / 40: 25 dBm
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Document: Zhang Tao Dec 20, 2021

Review: Zhou Dongmin Dec 20, 2021

Approval: Yao Yang Dec 20, 2021

3. Installation and application. ................................................................................................... 60

1.1. Product introduction

Hisense MT5508 intelligent vehicle video monitoring and dispatching terminal is

1.2. Product features

1.2.1. Automatic station broadcasting

Automatic station broadcasting is realized through GPS and the station

1.2.2. Violation reminder

1.2.3. Support IC card swiping for attendance

1.2.4. Support multi-line operation

A single vehicle-mounted terminal can store station broadcasting information for

1.2.5. Communication function ●

1.2.6. Voice call ●

1.2.7. GPS monitoring and dispatching

Dispatching supervisors can remotely monitor the real-time operation of vehicles

1.2.8. GPS mileage statistics

1.2.9. Text to voice playback

1.2.10. Real-time audio and video monitoring

The vehicle terminal supports 16 channels of video real-time monitoring, which

1.2.11. Video recording and playback function

1.2.13. One-button alarm

1.2.14. Automatic time adjustment

1.2.15. Support data or video backup via USB port ●

1.2.16. Support local or remote system updates

1.2.17. Equipment self-inspection

1.2.18. One-button switch between dispatch interface and video monitoring

1.2.19. Congestion degree analyze in vehicle

1.2.20. Snapshots of illegal license plates on bus lanes

1.2.21. WiFi hotspot share

highlighting the public welfare of public transport.

2.1. Introduction of buttons and touch screen

Screen button function description:

：Station announcement button. When manual station

announcement is allowed, the station announcement button is

: Confirm button. In the state of manual station announcement,

press the confirm button to repeat the station announcement;

of radio buttons, the selection and cancellation of check boxes,

: Cancel button. In the standby interface, press the cancel button to

interrupt the station announcement. When in a call, it is used to

: Left button. In the standby interface, it is used to switch site

information forward; in the multi-page list browsing interface,

：Right button. In the standby interface, it is used to switch the site

information backward; In the multi-page list browsing interface,

：Up button. In the list browsing interface, it is used to switch to the

previous content; in the volume adjustment interface, it is used

to switch the volume type upward; in other states, it is used to

：Down button. In the list browsing interface, it is used to switch to the

next content; in the volume adjustment interface, it is used to switch

In the non-standby interface, short press the multiplexing as the confirmation

under other interfaces.

2.2. Microphone instructions

Outside the VOIP calls

Figure 2.2 the appearance of the microphone

2.3. Menu composition description ●

(1) Icon button and common button: Selection method: