Security

The DVR (mobile device video recorder) transmits images via 3G/4G to the monitoring platform, as long as there is a signal from the mobile phone operator used at that time, equalizing the images between quality and fluidity, so that the operator can view the images in the highest possible quality and without delay.

Yes, the transmission of images and the recording of images are independent of each other. As long as the MDVR is on, it will always be saving the images on physical media.

The DVR aims to protect human life, the vehicle and its cargo, in order to monitor operational deviations, carjacking, robberies and driving, through hidden cameras with 100% hidden installation or, even, in a way that parts of the equipment are not visible. Visible cameras are also used, but it all depends on each client’s strategy and the peculiarities of their operation.

The VoIP created by Avansat allows the Image Monitoring Center to open real-time communication with drivers. The other advantage of this exclusive solution is that the driver does not need to take his or her hands off the steering wheel, as is the case with other solutions.

In specific cases, the driver can also press a button in the vehicle’s cabin that will alert the center to open the VoIP.

Since it is also a data communication, there is no additional cost for the customer.

The vehicle recorder allows up to eight inputs for sensors, including a variety of sensors, such as panic buttons, cabin and trunk doors, etc. It also has 2 actuators that can activate a lock, siren, LEDs and even trunk door locks. Alerts from these sensors are sent to the control unit in real time and the actuators can be activated remotely via the platform.