Guide Purpose:

• This guide IS designed to:
  • Help identify installed cameras
  • Explain the camera labels for everyone’s understanding
  • Showing how to update and edit labels
• This guide IS NOT designed to:
  • Identify if camera labels are correct that are not labelled none or other.

How to Log into 3rd Eye Portal as an administrator

1. Go to our 3rd Eye Administrator Portal.
2. Input the email used to set your login in.
   1. This could be your dover email but not necessarily your windows login email.
3. Input the password you setup when you received your setup email.
   4. If you don’t remember your password, please follow step 4.
   5. If you remember your password, please skip to step 5.
4. Click on forgot password and follow the instruction to secure a new password.
5. Click on the login button to get access to the administrative portal.
   

View Camera Labels in Vehicle Details

If unsure how to get vehicle details, click here to follow the right steps.

Once in vehicle details follow the following steps

1. Identify the number of installed cameras by looking at cameras that are checked.
   1. The green color in the camera numbering means the cameras are currently available.
   2. The red color in the camera numbering means the cameras are not available which should be looked at right away.
   3. The unchecked box means the camera is not installed.
2. Verify if it matches with the right camera Profile.
   1. For more information on camera profile click here.
3. Make sure the installed cameras are labelled and properly defined.
   1. For definitions on camera label click here.
4. We will be updating the none and other labels.
   1. Every camera should be labeled as the installed camera dropdowns have every camera defined.
      

Identifying camera labels that are undefined

1. Click on the live streaming tab
2. Select company name by searching or scrolling through the Dropdown list.
3. Input the vehicle name
4. Click on Apply filter button to refresh the page
   1. If the vehicle doesn’t appear, make sure the company name or the vehicle name is correct
   2. If the vehicle still doesn't appear, make sure the ignition is turned on for the vehicle to live stream (for more information click here)
5. Click on the vehicle from the result list
6. Select any undefined camera options for review
   1. Notice how the labels are defined none and other from the previous screen
      

Understanding Camera layout

Knowing where Cameras are installed will make identifying and defining the camera labels easy. Regardless of the vehicle, most of the camera lables will apply to all vehicle types. The example used in this training packet is a Front End Loader (FEL). For more examples of camera layout of vehicle types click here for more information. Below is a diagram of the camera layout 3^rd Eye uses for installation.

How to understand undefined labels

1. Select the camera from the camera selection 1 dropdown (example: View Camera 4-None)
   1. The live stream will show on display 1
2. Select the camera from the camera selection 2 dropdown (View Camera 5-None)
   1. The live stream will show on display 2
3. Select the camera from the camera selection 3 dropdown (View Camera 6-Other)
   1. The live stream will show on display 3
4. Select the camera from the camera selection 4 dropdown (View Camera 7-Other)
   1. The live stream will show on display 4
      

Editing and Updating Changes

1. Go back to the vehicle details page on fleet
2. Look for the installed cameras section
3. Click on the dropdown of the installed camera you wish to edit
4. Select the right camera label from the dropdown
5. Click the save button to update your changes
   

Defined camera Labels

Back up Camera selection view Defined 
This can be identified form the view of the motion when reviewing the live stream.

• Image 1 shows a vehicle on the second lane in the street.
• Image 2 shows the vehicle at a closer angle. We can see the front part of the vehicle.
• Image 3 Shows the full image of the vehicle still going straight while the live stream vehicle makes a turn.

Hopper camera selection view Defined

Hopper camera is typically geared towards garbage truck. A hopper camera can have different layouts depending on the vehicle body type. For more information on garbage truck body type camera layout, click here. From the pictures below, we can identify a hopper camera with the Image. The view typically shows the skyline based on the position of the camera. In some cases, we see trash in the compartment which tells us that’s the hopper. Shown below are sample images of Front-End Loader (FEL) body type and Automatic Side Loader (ASL) body type

FEL	ASL

Street Alley camera selection view Defined

Street Alley Cameras are installed at the left rear side of a vehicle. Most times the Camera is angled to face outwards position to get a good view of the street. Its typically placed in the rear lower or middle part of a truck 

• Image 1 shows the camera is facing the street and showing a 90-degree view of the street. 
• Image 2 goes a bit further in using both the backup camera and the Street Alley camera to ascertain the camera view. 
  • We can see the house with the stairs in the lawn reflecting on the left side of both cameras

Street-Side Cab Camera Selection View Defined

Street Cab Cameras are installed on the left side of the cab. Most times angled in a way that captures some parts of the driver side door as we can see in these pictures. Some are placed high on the cab (image 1) while some could be installed low (Image 3)

• Image 1 shows a median that signifies street view.
• Image 2 shows the Solid yellow line which splits lane into 2. This is also an indicator for street view.
  • This is an example of a flipped image showing the street sign, that is why its important to pay attention to the image and not make quick assumptions. 
• Image 3 Shows a median like the first image and shows vehicle going on opposite direction.

Curd-Side Cab Camera Selection View Defined

Curb-Side Cab Cameras are Installed on the right front side of a vehicle. Most times, the camera is angled in a way that captures some parts of the passenger side door as we can see in the pictures below.

• Image 1 shows a curb view and the proximity to the curb is an important tell.
• Image 2 Shows the walled edge underneath an overpass. Proximity is also very important. 
• Image 3 Shows another view of a curb leading to a side lawn.
  • Please pay attention to filliping images as we label the cameras. 

Curb Alley Camera Selection View Defined

Curb Alley Cameras are installed at the right rear side of a vehicle. Most times the Camera is angled to face outwards position to get a good view of the curb. Its typically placed in the rear lower or middle part of a truck

• Image 1 shows the camera is facing the curb and showing a 90-degree view of the curbside.
• Image 2 goes a bit further in using both the backup camera and the Curb Alley camera to ascertain the camera view.
  • We can see the “ONLY” demarcation on the floor reflecting on the right side of both cameras

PSV Camera Selection View Definition

Front End Loader (FEL) PSV View

FEL PSV Camera view for FEL is in the front of the vehicle typically next to the front window unit Camera. It focuses on the Front loaders dumpsters as the forks lift the dumpsters as we can see in the images below.

Automatic Side Loader (ASL) PSV View

ASL PSV camera could be installed in different angles facing the Side arm. The goal of this camera is to capture the arm lifting the garbage can.

• Image 1 PSV camera is installed on the left side with the angle of the camera facing right
• Image 2 PSV camera shows the camera installed on the lower right side with the camera focusing on the bin
  • Some other position we could encounter will be the camera installed somewhere above the arms.

Rear End Loader (REL) Commercial PSV View

REL commercial PSV camera is located on the rear of the vehicle. In some situations, this camera could double as the backup camera so please pay attention to that. The determination of a backup or PSV camera will be based on the decision of the customer (If it has Verif-Eye enabled, it’s a PSV camera).

• Image 1 shows the view of the camera focusing on the rear of the vehicle.
• Image 2 shows what to expect when the kick-bar is lifting a commercial REL dumpster.

Rear End Loader (REL) Residential PSV View

REL residential PSV camera is located on the rear of the vehicle. In some situations, this camera could double as the backup camera so please pay attention to that. The determination of a backup or PSV camera will be based on the decision of the customer (If it has Verif-Eye enabled, it’s a PSV camera).

• Image 1 shows the view of the camera focusing on the rear of the vehicle.
• Image 2 shows what to expect when lifting a garbage bin using a tipper.

Automatic Front Loader (AFL) PSV View

AFL PSV camera is installed facing the front of the vehicle. The view will show either the Curotto-Can and the arm or the arms picking the can.

• Image 1 shows the camera installed on the side of the vehicle facing the arm
• Image 2 shows the camera installed in the front of the vehicle facing the Curotto-Can

Contamination Camera Selection View Definition

This camera is angled inwards facing the hopper which views any contamination in the trash

• Image 1 shows a bunch of boxes on the hopper and focus just only in the hopper
• Image 2 gives us an early morning image, where the contamination camera’s light turns on to view for contamination.

Property Camera Selection View Definition

The property camera view is placed in the right side of the vehicle. It’s mounted at the top of the middle part of the vehicle which gives it an unobstructed view of the buildings.  

• Image 1 shows the view of the property and the garbage bin. We can tell most of the focus is on the property and not necessarily the bin
  • Sometimes differentiating between property camera and curbside camera might be difficult but, the garbage bin captured shows the camera is installed towards the middle of the vehicle.
• Image 2 shows a complete view of the property