Dash Hawk Premium AI Camera

Advanced AI Features

Integrated AI-powered dashcams and GPS tracking offer the most advanced technology in fleet management by providing real-time alerts for critical safety risks. These systems monitor for distracted driving, detecting when a driver’s head and eyes are off the road, as well as signs of fatigue like yawning or prolonged eyelid closure. They also track cell phone usage, tailgating behavior, and lane departures, alerting drivers before dangerous situations escalate. With forward collision warnings, the technology can even notify drivers when a crash is imminent. Receive alerts and protect your drivers and fleet against:

• Distracted Driving: Driver’s head and eyes are off the road for a prolonged period of time.
• Driver Fatigue: Driver is yawning or has prolonged eyelid closure.
• Cell Phone Usage: Driver is holding a mobile phone to either side of their head for a prolonged period.
• Tailgating Vehicles: Headway Monitoring Warning or “Tailgating” Notifies drivers when they infringe upon a configurable “unsafe” distance to the vehicle ahead.
• Lane Departure: Lane Departure Warning Detects a vehicle drifting across a solid lane line.
• Collision Warnings: Forward Collision Warning Monitors and notifies drivers when a collision with the vehicle or obstacle ahead of them is imminent.

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Dashcam Specs

The Dash Hawk Premium AI dash camera is a road-facing and driver-facing high-definition dashcam combining video and telematics. It features Wi-Fi and Bluetooth capabilities and antennas for LTE main, LTE DRX and GNSS.

• Weight: 7.5 ounces (212 grams)
• Operating Temperatures: -20 to 65 degrees Celsius
• Angle of view: FOV(D) 128 degrees
• Image Sensor: ½.9 inch CMOS image sensor with 1080p@30fps
• G-Sensor: Digital tri-axial acceleration sensor
• OBD Dash Cam Power Consumption: 750 mA, 12V or 9W maximum
• Input Connection: OBDII; DC 10V to 32V

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Features of Our Easy-to-Use Dashcam for Trucks

The key features of this simple dashcam for trucks include:

• Forward-facing camera: Forward-facing cameras are the top priority in dashcam options. The high-definition camera offers a 128-degree view of the road and in-cab audio recording capabilities. Video and audio provide a comprehensive, accurate view for accident reconstruction.
• Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS): ADAS are safety features to help prevent accidents. ADAS in dashcams alert drivers to lane departure when driving over the centerline. It also makes forward-collision warnings when the vehicle is approaching an object.
• Artificial intelligence (AI): The Dash-Hawk OBD powered dash cam uses AI to reduce false alerts by 10 times.

How to Install a Dashcam for Commercial Vehicles

The Dash-Hawk Premium AI camera has both OBD plug-in and hardwired installation options. Follow the simple installation steps listed below to get your dashcam up and running:

Plug-In Camera:

• Find the port: Locate the OBD port for the dash cam on the lower left-hand side of your vehicle.
• Prep the dashcam for installation: Loosen the screw on the right side of the unit and remove the side panel.
• Configure the dashcam: Hold the dashcam where you want to mount it. The location should be high and close to the center of the windshield. Rotate the camera until it is within 1 to 2 inches of the wiper zone.
• Secure the camera: Lock the camera angle by tightening the screw on the right side. Place in the endcap.
• Prep the windshield: Use the alcohol wipe to clean the mounting area for the dashcam. Let it dry.
• Place the dashcam: Peel the adhesive backing covers off the dashcam. Hold the unit where you want it on the windshield, then press and hold for 30 seconds.
• Connect the cables: Attach the cable to the dashcam. Insert the cable into the clips and adhere the cable to the windshield. Connect the cable to the OBDII port.

Hardwired Camera:

• Mount the device: Find the best place to mount the camera unit on the windshield where it doesn’t not obstruct the drivers view. Ensure that the camera is aimed in the correct direction (finer adjustments can be made at a later time).
• Connect the device to a power source: When you’re ready to power the device, you’ll have access to a black wire, red wire and white wire. First, you need to connect the black wire to a ground point. Then, you can connect the red wire to a 12-volt power supply. The white wire connects to a 12-volt switched ignition source.
• Verify installation: To verify installation, you can visit our NetTrack Installer Check. Be sure to park the vehicle outside with a clear view of the sky before starting the test. The Installer Check will prompt you to turn on the vehicle, let it run for a few minutes and then turn it off again before starting the test. Follow the instructions, and enjoy the benefits of your dashcam once you’re finished.

Have questions about installation? Contact our support line at (815) 717-8482 or email support@trackyourtruck.com.

The TYT Advantage – Dash Hawk Premium AI Camera

Your fleet faces risks on the road every day. Manage the risk in your mobile fleet with Dash Camera systems. Besides basic GPS functionality, in-vehicle cameras let the owner see what’s going on in the car at any time. You can use our fleet tracking app to see if a vehicle is driving and get a 20-second video.

Track Your Truck is a video and tracking solutions provider. We’ll help you add beneficial technology to your vehicles to improve your fleet management.