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Falcom STEPP Configurator Software instructions

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<strong>STEPP</strong>-CONFIGURATOR VERSION 2.1<br />

3.1.7 History<br />

Figure 4.10: The geofencing map viewer.<br />

The Stepp device can be configured to store history depending on various<br />

conditions. The history panel can be seen in Figure 4.11.<br />

Figure 4.11: The history configuration panel.<br />

When history logging is enabled and the minimum number of satellites is<br />

visible, history records will be stored depending on the time, displacement<br />

and speed conditions as described in section 3.1.2.1. The history records<br />

would be NMEA sentences as specified in Section 3.1.8. The settings in<br />

Figure 4.11 indicate that a history record can be stored if<br />

since the last history record was stored, at least 300 seconds (5<br />

minutes) have passed and the vehicle has travelled for at least 1,000<br />

meters (1 kilometer), or<br />

3600 seconds (1 hour) have passed since the last history record was<br />

stored, or<br />

the speed is higher than 100 kph.<br />

3.1.7.1 Acquiring History<br />

To acquire the history that the Stepp device has stored, choose<br />

Tools→Acquire History. The Acquire History dialog is shown in Figure<br />

4.12. Choose the starting time and date for the history records to be<br />

acquired; any records which were stored earlier than the selected time will<br />

not be acquired. The number of sentences to acquire can be limited, or else<br />

all the sentences available can be acquired. The acquired history is saved in<br />

the chosen file.<br />

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