The T3 Dash Cam uses artificial intelligence to detect and record footage and display those clips within the Camera page of T3. It can also capture SOS events, as triggered by a button the T3 Dash Cam. One of the features of the T3 Dash Cam is the ability to fetch a time-lapse video.
Fetching Time-lapse Video on T3's Camera Page
Open the Camera page in T3's Fleet web app.
From the Camera homepage, select Vehicles and then the search icon. Type in the vehicle name.
Select the vehicle for which you need the historical video clip.
Select Fetch Video History at the top.
From the Fetch History Video window, select the start date and time for the time-lapse video.
Check the Time-Lapse box.
Note: When the Time-Lapse is unchecked, Video Duration changes to Footage Duration, and the maximum duration changes from 5 to 60 minutes.
Using the Footage Duration slider, adjust the length of the time-lapse footage. When you are ready, click Fetch Video.
Once the footage is downloaded, it can be viewed from the download window or as a newly-created Time-Lapse event in the list of events.
Using Time-Lapse to Review SOS Captured Events
Time-lapse is especially useful if you need to review footage over a span of time to catch a specific event, such as an SOS event. SOS events are categorized on the T3 Camera page and are triggered by selecting the SOS button on the T3 Dash Cam.
Capturing an SOS Event
To capture an SOS event while driving, select the large button on the T3 Dash Cam.
Reviewing SOS Events on the T3 Camera Page
Open the T3 camera page.
The SOS Event will be captured in the Events feed.
Select the specific driver or vehicle and then select Fetch Video History (at the top).
From the Fetch History Video window, select the start date and time for the time-lapse video.
Check the Time-Lapse box.
Note: When the Time-Lapse is unchecked, Video Duration changes to Footage Duration, and the maximum duration changes from 5 to 60 minutes.
