Guide Purpose:

• This guide IS designed to:
  • Show how to identify vehicle assigned profile
  • Show how to compare profile details with JSON parameter
• This guide IS NOT designed to:
  • Show how profiles are created in confluence
  • Show how profile JSON parameters are configured

How to view Vehicle Details from Fleet Page

1. Go to Fleet Tab
2. Search and select tenant/division
3. Insert the vehicle name
4. Select the vehicle form the result page
5. Click “Details”
   

How to Identify Vehicle Assigned Profile

1. CCM Environment: The environment should always be production
   1. In rare cases when a vehicle is tested in pilot stage, we could see the Test environment being used
2. CCM Base Profile: This shows the base profile the vehicle is assigned to
   1. We compare this profile’s confluence details with the CCM file JSON to make sure the parameters were configured properly
3. CCM Camera Profile: This shows the camera profile assigned to a vehicle
   1. We compare this profile’s confluence details with the CCM file JSON to make sure the parameters were configured properly
   2. We also make sure that the number of active cameras match the camera profile selected
4. This section allows us to understand the labels on the active cameras on a vehicle as highlighted in the BLUE box
   

How to Compare Vehicle Assigned Base profile to JSON Parameters

On how to get to review profiles on confluence, please refer to our guide on Building a Profile in Confluence.

1. Search and select the profile
2. Review the profile details as highlighted in the BLUE box
   

On how to get to the base profile on our 3^rd Eye portal, please refer to our guide on Validating Profile JSON to Confluence.

1. The section highlighted in the BLUE box is the JSON parameters for Discrete IP 1
2. The section highlighted in the ORANGE box is the JSON parameters for Discrete IP 2
3. The section highlighted in the GREEN box is the JSON parameters for Discrete IP 3
4. The section highlighted in the RED box is the JSON parameters for Discrete IP 4
   

The columns in the confluence pages have values that need to be configured in the JSON CCM File. These values must match for the vehicle create events as designed. We compare the values in the confluence page under each section to the JSON parameters configured to make sure they are the same.

For example: The value of Event creation column in the first section (Discrete IP 1) says “Disabled”. We can then review this with the JSON parameter as highlighted in the BLUE box for discrete IP 1 to see if its disabled (JSON parameter “enabled”: must show a value of 0)

• The section highlighted in the BLUE boxes compares the confluence details and the JSON parameters for Discrete IP 1
• The section highlighted in the ORANGE boxes compares the confluence details and the JSON parameters for Discrete IP 2
• The section highlighted in the GREEN boxes compares the confluence details and the JSON parameters for Discrete IP 3
• The section highlighted in the RED boxes compares the confluence details and the JSON parameters for Discrete IP 4
  

Use Case

For this use case, we will be reviewing the parameters for Discrete IP 4 as highlighted in RED boxes on both the confluence page and the JSON page

• The event creation section in the confluence page shows Discrete IP 4 to be enabled. Cross reference that with the JSON parameters using the values as described below. This is shown in the BLUE boxes in the image below.
  • The value of “1” means “Enable”
  • The value of “0” means “Disable”
• The camera image section in the confluence page shows the cameras to be enabled. Cross reference that with the JSON parameters using the value as described below. This is shown in the GREEN boxes in the image below
  • The value of “JPEG” means the camera is set to capture image
  • The value of “NONE” means the camera is not set to capture image
    
• The “To Blink” section in the confluence page shows the blink color as red. Cross reference that with the JSON parameters to reflect the same color. This is shown in the ORANGE boxes in the image below.
• The Pre time, Post time, and the JPEG time section in the confluence page shows set values in seconds. Cross reference that with the JSON parameters to reflect the same values. This is shown in the PURPLE boxes in the image below