Setting up Jimi dash cameras
Jimi DVRs are configured using simple text commands. You just send the device the required command, and it starts working according to your settings.
With these commands, you can:
— connect the DVR to a server
— specify where to send video and trip data
— enable live streaming
— set up automatic video uploads for specific events
In this guide, we’ll go through the commands that help you start and properly configure your device.
Main сonfiguration сommands
1. Allow server connection
COREKITSW,0
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This command allows the DVR to connect to the PILOT VIDEO server. It activates the device’s ability to work with the platform and is usually the first step in the setup process.
2. Telemetry server setup
SERVER,1,<domain name>,20056
or
SERVER,0,<IP address>,20056
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This sets the server where telemetry data (movement, speed, events) will be sent.
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1 — use a domain name (e.g., server.example.com)
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0 — use an IP address (e.g., 192.168.1.100)
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20056 — communication port
3. Video upload server setup
UPLOAD,<https://server_address/upload>The address where video files will be uploaded, for playback or event recordings.4. Live streaming server setup
RSERVICE,<rtmp://server_address/live>Sets the RTMP server for real-time video streaming.5. File list server setup
FILELIST,<https://server_address/filelist>The address where the DVR sends the list of available recordings.6. Automatic event video upload
UPLOADSW,<Event>,<Mode>This command sets which events trigger automatic video uploads and which cameras to use. -
Event — the event that triggers the upload (e.g., CRASH, SOS, OVERSPEED).
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Mode — how videos are uploaded:— OFF — disable automatic upload— ON — upload from both front and inward cameras— 1— upload only from the front camera— 2 — upload only from the inward cameraExample: UPLOADSW,CRASH,ON — when a crash occurs, the DVR will automatically upload video from both cameras.
Event codes
Below is a list of all events the DVR can detect. These codes can be used with the UPLOADSW command.
№
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Event code
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Meaning
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1
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SOS
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SOS button pressed
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2
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CRASH
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Accident
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3
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VIBRATE
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Vibration / impact
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4
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OVERSPEED
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Over-speeding
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5
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RAPIDACC
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Rapid acceleration
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6
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RAPIDDEC
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Rapid braking
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7
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RAPIDTURN
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Sharp turn
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8
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DRIVE
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Driving mode
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9
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POWER
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Power change
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10
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VOLTAGELOW
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Low voltage
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11
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CLOSEEYES
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Driver’s eyes closed / fatigue
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12
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YAWN
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Yawning, sign of fatigue
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13
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DISTRACTION
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Driver distracted
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14
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SMOKING
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Smoking while driving
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15
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PHONECALLING
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Using phone
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16
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RELAYOFF
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Relay turned off
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17
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RELAYRECOVERY
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Relay restored
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18
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MISSINGFACE
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Face not detected
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19
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NOSDCARD
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No SD card
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20
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SDCARDMOUNT
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SD card inserted
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21
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OIL
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Oil sensor event
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22
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OILTO
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Oil error
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23
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TEMPTO
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Engine overheating
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24
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UART
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UART error
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25
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LANEDEPARTURE
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Lane departure
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26
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VEHICLETOOCLOSE
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Vehicle too close
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27
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FORWARDCOLLISION
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Forward collision risk
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28
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UART_DOOR
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Door sensor
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29
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AFIS
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Face detected (AI)
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30
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AFIF
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Face recognition error
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31
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AWSB
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Seatbelt detected
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32
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ANWSB
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Seatbelt not fastened
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