An administration-only page where the protocol settings can be preferably changed by advanced users. The default values are the REI-recommended settings and administrators are encouraged to consult with REI before making any changes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

ARMOR Dialog Box

 

 

Temporary Link URL: Can be used to access ARMOR when the hosting domain is not yet available.

 

System Timezone: Timezone applicable to the system output.

 

Phoenix File Path: Proprietary use only.

 

Max Repository Size: Maximum size of the repository. This amount of space should be available on the disk.

 

Max Database Size: Maximum size of the database.

 

Whitelist: Click the Edit IPs button to open the table listing the Whitelisted IP addresses.

 

 

Click the Add IP button to add another IP address to the table. Enter a Description and a valid IP for the IP Range. Click OK.

 

 

 

Click the Delete button in the Actions column to delete an IP address from the table.

 

Enable nightly maintenance (Multi-tenant only): Start/end time for database maintenance. When checked, ARMOR will likely be slow or unavailable during this time.

 

Allow Trusted Devices: Click this check box to set the maximum number of days devices can be in allowed in trusted status. Use the arrow keys to set the specific number of days.

 

Restrict Video Storage Days: Click this check box to set the number of days a stored video is available. Use the arrow keys to set the number of days before the video is deleted.

 

Help Improve ARMOR by sending usage data: When checked, Global off switch for sending anon usage to REI.  

 

Display video buffering information on Live view: When checked, details of the cause for buffering are displayed while the live video is in a buffering state.

 

Click Save after making selections.

 

 

DVRs Dialog Box

 

Update Interval: Amount of time set between HD5 and HD data updates.

 

Default Port: The initial HTTP ports used for Active and Roaming upon installation.

 

Discovery Interval: For HD5 DVRs only. The number of seconds from when the DVR is in a dormant state to when the DVR retrieves updates. Range is 1-120 seconds. Default is set to 30 seconds.

 

Minimum Priority for Cellular Upload: For HD6 DVRs only. The DVR ignores video priority that is below the priority setting.

 

Priority setting choices from the drop-down: None, Urgent Only, Very High, High, Normal, Low (All)

 

All packets indicate Active vehicles: If checked, there is no ‘Roaming’ state.  An active vehicle will allow download metadata, video, and live view.

 

Allow video downloads while Roaming: For advanced configuration setup. Check this box to enable cellular customers who choose to download video while roaming. Contact REI for assistance with the configuration of this service.

 

Auto-accept new vehicles (for On-Premise Install only): Checked: Gets moved to ‘Dormant’ and will count against total.  Not checked: Gets moved to Pending and requires an administrator to accept it.

 

Click Save after making selections.

 

Auto-accept new vehicles until (for On-Premise Install only): Allows a date to be selected for the auto accepting of vehicles to expire. Click on the check box to open a calendar drop-down to select the expiration date.

 

 

Integrations

 

Select from four buttons to access the SMTP Settings, Twilio Credentials, HERE Maps Credentials, and Open API Keys.

 

SMTP Settings

 

 

SMTP Server: Name of the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) Server.

 

SMTP Port: Port used to connect SMTP Server with the Sentry Server.  

 

Username: Name of user.

 

Password: Password used to access server.

 

From Email: Email address used to by user.

 

From Name: Identity of user.

 

Test Email: Click this button to test if the Email address entered is valid.

 

Click Submit after completing the entries.

 

 

Twilio Credentials

 

A Twilio account is necessary in order to obtain the credentials needed for SMS text messaging capability.

 

 

Account SID: Twilio account identification number entered to allow SMS text messaging capability.

 

Auth Token: Authorization credential token entered with the Twilio Account SID to authorize the Twilio account.

 

Click Submit after completing the entries.

 

 

HERE Maps Credentials

 

Enter the credentials for the HERE mapping and location data service.

 

 

 

App ID: HERE application account identification number.

 

App Code:  HERE application code.

 

App Key: HERE Maps API key.

 

Click Submit after completing the entries.

 

 

Open API Keys

 

A listing of Bearer tokens to be used to access the ARMOR API.

 

 

 

Description: Name identifying the key (i.e., OPEN API Key for Company A).

 

Key: A Key can only be seen when first created. It cannot be viewed once the 'OK' button has been clicked. The Key identifier (i.e., G1ZIHC60UU1GV2FF5X2C) should be saved to a secured place prior to saving (i.e., a password management tool). A key cannot be retrieved once the name of the key in the Key column becomes (Key Hidden).  

 

Click the Add Key to add another key to the list. Click OK when finished.

 

Note: A maximum number of 10 keys can be created. If additional keys are needed, an existing key must be deleted. For more information about Open API Keys, enter the following: your host name:9010/swagger in the entry box above the browser to access the REI.VendorApi page.

 

 

 

DVR Provisions

Displays a list of current provisions. Allows for adding new provisions.

 

 

 

 

 

The User Name and Passkey can have a random set of up to 7 characters.  If adding fails, a warning displays instructing the user to change the username/password combination or to try again later.

 

 

Click the Add Key button and enter a User Name and Passkey. Click Delete to clear the canceled entry.

 

User Name: The name given for the user (i.e.,billy)

 

Passkey: Used as a password (i.e.,12345)

 

Click the Add Key to add another key to the list. Click OK when finished.

 

 

It is recommended to write down the user name and passkey because they cannot be viewed once the OK button has been clicked.

 

DVR Connection Data

 

Click on the DVR Connection Data button to open the DVR Connection Data dialog box.

 

The following attributes are displayed:

 

•Vehicle VHost

•RabbitMQ Hostname

•File Transfer Hostname

•Rtmp Address

 

 

Single-tenant View

 

When the fields are edited, the edits only apply to the logged-in tenant.

 

 

Multi-tenant Live View

 

When the Vehicle VHost and RabbitMQ Hostname text boxes are gray, it indicates changes to these settings are not allowed.

 

 

Edits to the File Transfer Hostname and Rtmp Address fields are allowed.

 

Click Submit after making the edits.  Click Cancel to stop.

 

Multi-tenant  Change All Settings

 

Changes to all the fields across all tenants can be made if the user has administrator privileges to change all four fields.

 

 

 

After making the edits, click the Submit All Tenants button, A confirmation message appears to verify the changes will affect all tenants and the changes cannot be undone.

 

 

 

 

Click Yes to proceed with saving the edits and continue.  Click No to stop.