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Grading Criteria Settings

 

 

Acceleration Count

 

 

This option sets the grading criteria the amount of times there is a sudden 

acceleration per hour. The assessment of this criteria is based on the 
(acceleration/ deceleration). For example, if a driver drove for 8 hours in one day 

and had 4 sudden accelerations during that time, their score for that criteria will 
be 0.5 and based on the settings in the image on the previous page, they would be 

graded as B.

 

 

This criteria is used in both safety and eco grading, but the weights can be set 

separately.

 

Brake Count

 

 

This option sets the grading criteria the amount of times there is a sudden 

deceleration per hour. The assessment of this criteria is based on the 
(acceleration/ deceleration). For example, if a driver drove for 8 hours in one day 

and had 4 sudden decelerations during that time, their score for that criteria will 
be 0.5 and based on the settings in the image on the previous page, they would be 

graded as B.

 

 

This criteria is used in both safety and eco grading, but the weights can be set 

separately.

 

Speeding Count

 

 

This option sets the grading criteria the amount of times the driver exceeds the 

speeding limit for the amount of time set in the ‘criteria settings’. The overall 
value is set as a ratio of the amount of time speeding to the time driving as a 

percentage. For example, if a driver drove 8 hours in a day but was speeding for 1 
hour in total, their score for this criteria would be 12.5% and based on the image 

on the previous page, they would be graded as A.

 

 

This criteria is used in both safety and eco grading, but the weights can be set 

separately.

 

Speeding Duration Ratio

 

 

This option sets the grading criteria for speeding and is calculated as a ratio of 

time speeding and is set as a percentage. For example, if a driver drove 8 hours in 

a day but was exceeding the speed limit for 1 hour, their score for this criteria 

would be 12.5%, they would be graded as A.

 

 

The assessment of this criteria is based on the eco‐speed limit option in the 

‘Analysis Criteria Setting’. This criteria is used for eco grading only.

 

Grading Criteria Settings

 

 

Peak Speed Relative to Speed Limit (kmh/mph)

 

 

This option sets the grading criteria for speeding and calculates the peak speed 

the driver drove, relative to the speed limit. The value can be set from 0‐

999km/h. The assessment of this criteria is based on the speed limit option in the 

‘Analysis Criteria Setting’. This criteria is used for safety grading.

 

 

Average Speed Relative to Speed Limit (kmh/mph)

 

 

This option sets the grading criteria for speeding and calculates the average 

speed the driver drove, relative to the speed limit. The value can be set from 

0‐ 999km/h.

 

 

The assessment of this criteria is based on the speed limit option in the 

‘Analysis Criteria Setting’. This criteria is used for safety grading.

 

 

Excess Eco‐speed Count

 

 

This option sets the grading criteria for eco speeding and is calculated per hour. 

For example, if a driver drove 8 hours in a day but was exceeding the eco‐speed 

limit 4 times, their score for this criteria would be 0.5, they would be graded as 

B. The assessment of this criteria is based on the eco‐speed limit option in the 

‘Analysis Criteria Setting’.

 

This criteria is used for eco grading only.

 

Excess Eco‐speed Duration Ratio

 

 

This option sets the grading criteria for eco speeding and is calculated as a ratio 

of time speeding and is set as a percentage. For example, if a driver drove 8 

hours in a day but was exceeding the eco‐speed limit for 1 hour, their score for 

this criteria would be 12.5%, they would be graded as A.

 

 

The assessment of this criteria is based on the eco‐speed limit option in 

the ‘Analysis Criteria Setting’. This criteria is used for eco grading only.

 

 
 

PLEASE NOTE

 

 

Once the grading criteria settings has been adjusted and saved, it can be exported into 

an ‘ini’ file and them imported into another version of the software.

 

 

This means that you can set each VT1000 quicker than manually adjusting 

the settings in each version of the software.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for SW2300

Page 1: ...r purchasing the SW2300 Vehicle Recorder Please ensure that you read and understand this USER GUIDE and use it before connecting and installing this Recorder Please store the USER GUIDE in an easily a...

Page 2: ...Viewer Software Viewing Settings 17 Open the SD card 18 Playback 19 Log File Playback 20 Save JPEG and AVI File 21 Print Image 22 Backing up Files 23 GPS Log to KML Converter 24 Driver Report 25 Anal...

Page 3: ...gs to improve GPS reception The commercial purpose GPS has the average rage error of more than 15 meters and the range error could be more than 100 meters due to environmental conditions like building...

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Page 5: ...NTENTS INTRODUCTION FRONT Bracket Camera Lens SW2300 Lock Vehicle Recorder Power Cable Sticker for Windscreen mounting SD Wire Splice clips x5 Memory double sided tape x1 Card Slot Left side Right Sid...

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Page 7: ...charge Thereafter the internal flash memory will be ready to record Continuous Record When Record mode set as Continuous This is the default mode for recording In this setting the unit will begin rec...

Page 8: ...on SD un mount Press the Blue button for 3 seconds and release it then the Blue LED will stay on all the time Now you can take out the SD memory card SD reset Press the Blue button for 3 seconds and r...

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Page 10: ...illar trim The VT1000 requires a continuous 12 24volt power source from the vehicle The cable supplied will allow you to hard wire the SW2300 unit to the fuse box of your vehicle Connect the red cable...

Page 11: ...ill be displayed on your desktop NOTE To Un install the PC Viewer Software Make sure the program is not running and open the Control Panel Select Remove Program and remove the PC Viewer Software INITI...

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Page 13: ...nic button has been pressed G Sensor Sensitivity The shock sensor sensitivity can be set to Simple setting Mode or Custom Set to easy allows you to set the sensitivity to 9 High 5 Medium or 1 Low In c...

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Page 15: ...e formats can be changed with this Viewing settings Video Flip Video Mirror Brightness and Contrast can be set in this Viewing Settings Open the SD card Insert the SD card into your PC Click Select SD...

Page 16: ...otal log data size can be set from 2 days to 31days The log data overwrites the oldest data Using this log data you can use the data sorting function which helps to find a specific data like more than...

Page 17: ...icon to make an AVI file Save AVI icon Print Image Pause the playback and click Print Image icon Print Image icon Choose to print the current image or select another image from the same file you are...

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Page 19: ...tion GPS Log to KML Converter To see the whole route on Google Earth select the log file and click the Google Earth icon as shown below STEP 1 Install Google Earth on your PC http www google com earth...

Page 20: ...ving blue and idling grey and the second bar shows the speed White means that the vehicle was within both the permitted speed and eco speed limit green means above eco speed but within permitted speed...

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Page 22: ...the drop down menu In the example the limit has been set to 60km h for 10 seconds If this limit is exceeded it will count as excessive Grading Criteria Settings The criteria for grading driver s safe...

Page 23: ...e 12 5 they would be graded as A The assessment of this criteria is based on the eco speed limit option in the Analysis Criteria Setting This criteria is used for eco grading only Grading Criteria Set...

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Page 25: ...100 Speeding Count 20 A 100 C 70 Speeding Duration Ratio 10 C 70 A 100 Peak Speed Relative to Speed Limit 10 A 100 A 100 Average Speed Relative to Speed Limit 10 A 100 A 100 Excess Eco speed Count 91...

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Page 27: ...S Internal GPS GLONASS G Sensor Internal 3 axis G sensor RTC Internal battery Buzzer Recording start error Audio Internal Microphone LED Record Blue LED Warning Red LED Supper Capacitor Enable recordi...

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Page 29: ...es about 30 seconds Warning Do not turn off the power during upgrading If the upgrade fails the SW2300 unit should be returned to your local distributor Once the upgrading is finished the unit will au...

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