Timeline

The timeline in Secure GPS provides a detailed summary of the device's performance during a specific trip. Below are the fields and metrics presented in this section:

Filtering Buttons

• Driving (): Filters the timeline to show only when the device was moving. Useful for checking speeds, routes, and active times.
  
  
• Stopped (): Shows events where the device was stopped and parked. Ideal for checking how long it stayed still and in which locations.
  
  
• Idle (): Shows periods when the engine was on, but the vehicle was not moving. Helps identify unproductive time and potential fuel waste.
  
  
• Alerts (): Shows details of alerts sent by the device, such as speeding, disconnections, or entering/leaving geofences. Used to detect situations that need attention.
  
  
• Critical Alerts (): Shows the most important or high-risk alerts. These require immediate attention to avoid problems or incidents.

Summary Fields

• Max Speed: Identifies the highest speed peaks and detects speeding during the trip.
  
  
• Average Speed: Provides a general reference of the trip's pace and allows for easy comparison between similar routes.
  
  
• Mileage (Distance Traveled): Helps track vehicle use, plan maintenance based on mileage, and verify distances.
  
  
• Number of Stops: Shows how many times the vehicle stopped to identify excessive or unplanned breaks.
  
  
• Driving Time: Indicates the actual time spent driving; helps estimate the duration of trips or deliveries.
  
  
• Stopped Time: Reflects waiting or parking periods, useful for detecting long or unproductive times.
  
  
• Active Sensors (Optional): Records when installed sensors (like ignition, doors, or cargo) were activated and for how long.
  
  
• Fuel Percentage (%) (Optional): Shows the fuel level at the end of the trip to help control consumption and refills.
  
  
• Km per Tank (Optional): Estimates how far the vehicle can go with a full tank to help plan routes.
  
  

How to Check Trip Timeline

1. Open the Trips section: In the left side panel, select the device you want to check.
   
   
2. Show trip: Check the "Show trip" option, choose the time period you want to see and then click the " Update" button to see the route on the map.
   
   
3. Open Timeline section (): At the bottom right of the map, click on ().
   
   

Validations and Restrictions

• Date Range: Make sure the selected dates are within the data range available for your device.
  
  
• Sensor Accuracy: Some sensors may not be available for all devices, depending on their model and features.
  
  

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Why can't I see data from all sensors?
  • Make sure the device has those sensors installed and that they are enabled and working correctly during the trip.
    
    
• What do the different fuel metrics mean?
  • "Fuel (%)" indicates the remaining fuel percentage. "Distance per tank" and "Distance per fuel unit" show how efficient the fuel use is.