User interface

User interface section allows to set various map settings, interface language, measurement units, time zone, etc...

Chat

• New chat message sound alert - choose chat message sound.

Map

• Remember last map position - every time you login to system user interface map will be in the same place you left it (this option requires browser to accept cookies).

• Map startup position

  • Default - default software settings.

  • Remember last - every time you login to system user interface map will be in the same place you left it (this option requires browser to accept cookies).

  • Fit objects - map will be automatically zoomed so all objects will be seen in view port.

• Map icon size

• History route color - color of route viewed in history.

• History route highlight color - color of highlighted route viewed in history.

Groups

Collapsed - choose which groups will stay collapsed by default.

Object list

• Details

  • Time (position) - In object list panel last known GPS location time will be shown.

  • Time (server) - In object list panel last communication time between GPS device and server will be show.

  • Status - In object list panel GPS device status will be show: moving, stopped, idle or offline.

Other

• Language - user interface language.

• Unit of distance - select miles or kilometers as distance measuring units.

• Unit of capacity - select liters or gallons as capacity measuring units.

• Unit of temperature - select Celsius or Fahrenheit as temperature measuring scale.

• Currency - currency appears with fuel consumption cost.

• Time zone - Indicate your time zone accurately because all time values are displayed in accordance with time zone selected. Make sure that your GPS device time zone is set to 0 UTC.

• Daylight saving time (DST) - or summer time is the practice of advancing clocks during summer months by one hour so that evening daylight lasts an hour longer, while sacrificing normal sunrise times. Typically, regions with summer time adjust clocks forward one hour close to the start of spring and adjust them backward in the autumn to standard time. Set beginning and end date when additional time will be added to time zone.