Hero-ME40-02: Configuration for Use in Wialon

This guide describes how to configure the Hero-ME-40-02 device for use in Wialon.

Quick setup

The Howen iTool application is used to configure the device in this guide.

In order to point the device to your Wialon account, follow the steps below:

  1. Connect the dash camera to the Wi-Fi of your mobile phone. The device is available for connection only 3 minutes after switching on.

  2. Open the Howen iTool application and find the device. Use the refresh button if necessary.

  3. Log in. The default password is 111111.

  4. Open the settings and select the Info item.

    You can find the device ID in the Dev ID line.

    If you need to change the ID, select the Terminal item of the System section in the settings. Change the ID in the Dev ID field and click Save.

  5. In the settings, select the Center item of the Network section.

  6. Select the server.

  7. Select H-protocol in the Protocol list. Click Save.

  8. Specify the server IP and port 22129. Click Save.

    You can find the IP address and port in the unit properties.

  9. In the settings, select the Dial item of the Network section.

  10. Specify the APN settings: fill in the Access point, User, Password fields according to the instructions of your mobile operator. Click Save.

  11. In the settings, select the General item of the Video section.

  12. Select the H264 encoding format. Click Save.

Additional device settings

The additional device settings are available in the unit properties upon clicking on the icon  next to the  Device type field.

The available settings are as follows:

Setting Description
Content bitmask Here you can specify a bitmask which determines the parameters that should be sent by the device. To send all the available parameters, enter the value 16383. Content bitmask values are described below.
Time zone in minutes Here you can specify the time zone of the device in minutes. For example, for UTC+3 enter 180, and for UTC-5 enter -300. The time zone affects the playback of videos and the registration of messages.
Add ACK to the subscription request This option allows adding the ACK packet which acknowledges receiving a message. Use only if the device has the ACK option activated.
Speed from CAN This option allows replacing speed values by the CAN parameter.
0x4040 Subscription upload model This option allows setting data upload priority. Use 0 for real time priority, 1 for history priority, 2 for mixed.

The Media server (under test)RTMP server (under test)  and  Camera aliases (under test)  fields are deprecated. They should be left blank.

Content bitmask values

Bitmask Description
bit0 Location information
bit1 G-sensor
bit2 Basic status
bit3 Communication module working status
bit4 Fuel consumption status
bit5 Network status
bit6 WI-FI network status
bit7 Hard disk status
bit8 Alarm status
bit9 Temperature and humidity status
bit10 Statistics data
bit11 Button information
bit12 OBD information
bit13 Power voltage information
bit14 Driver information
bit15 Bluetooth information

To find out the bitmask value, you should convert the bits into decimal values.

For example, if you need data from bits 1 and 7, enter the value 130 in the Content bitmask  field.

Commands

You can use commands to change certain settings in the device configuration. To do this, create a command of the Parameter configuration type, deactivate the Without parameters  option, and specify the required parameters. For example, in order to change the codec to H264, you can use the following command text: "RECORD": {"EncodeType":"0"}

If you want to change another option, send a request to hw@wialon.com, and we will try to find a parameter which can change it.

If you have further questions regarding the device configuration in Wialon, send the request to  support@wialon.com and specify the following details:

  • device type and ID,
  • issue description,
  • configuration file, if applicable.

Video

FAQ

Case studies

Download PDF file
Download Word document

See also