Fort Dashboard Description
The application Fort Dashboard is designed to display the status of FORT fleet management devices including the sensors data. The application interacts with devices through Bluetooth.
The interface of Fort Dashboard can be adjusted depending on the client’s tasks. Every screen of the application can display up to 8 sensors (for example, ignition line statement, the voltage of power supply, speed, and others). For the sensors, if the statement is changing the notification can be set with changing the color if icon and the alarm. Besides the application has a chat for users and it can be used for the dialog with the dispatcher of the fleet management system. The history of chatting will be saved.
Among convenient features can be noted as the opportunity of the remote changing of settings. It demands mobile internet or Wi-Fi.
In addition, Fort Dashboard is used to interact with V2X equipment manufactured by Fort Telecom.
The user can receive important messages in the form of pop-ups from V2X on-board devices accompanied by a sound signal. In addition, each message can be tied to an object on the map.
The map displays the current location and the other objects whose location information was received from the device or V2X platform.
The interface of Fort Dashboard can be adjusted depending on the client’s tasks. Every screen of the application can display up to 8 sensors (for example, ignition line statement, the voltage of power supply, speed, and others). For the sensors, if the statement is changing the notification can be set with changing the color if icon and the alarm. Besides the application has a chat for users and it can be used for the dialog with the dispatcher of the fleet management system. The history of chatting will be saved.
Among convenient features can be noted as the opportunity of the remote changing of settings. It demands mobile internet or Wi-Fi.
In addition, Fort Dashboard is used to interact with V2X equipment manufactured by Fort Telecom.
The user can receive important messages in the form of pop-ups from V2X on-board devices accompanied by a sound signal. In addition, each message can be tied to an object on the map.
The map displays the current location and the other objects whose location information was received from the device or V2X platform.
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