EC1002 Eco Report
This guide shows how to set up and get started with the Eco Report. It includes report plugin installation and report configuration.
The Eco Report measures harsh driving, speeding, and idling and it produces a score for each vehicle. In this guide, we will install the Eco Report, configure it, and map the required device signals.
There is a more customizable version of this report (for developers) called Scripted Eco Report.
Requirements
- A device that supports harsh driving signals (acceleration, turning, braking).
Install report
Follow these steps to install the report on your server:
- Log in to your Site Admin application
- Install Eco Report from Site Admin > Plugins
- Activate the EC1002 report in your Application.
Configure your Device Mapper
Your harsh driving signals should be mapped, using the Device Mapper, to the correct variables for the EC1002 report to work. Open the device mapper of your device/s:
1. Go to Admin > Device Mapper in the application.
2. Click Edit for the harsh driving compatible device
3. Map the Ignition input from your device to the GpsGate variable Ignition. This is required for correct idle time.
Note: The ignition signal might come from a different input from your device.
4. Map the device's harsh signals to the following variables:
- Digital inputs → HarshAccelerationDigital, HarshBreakingDigital, HarshTurningDigital
- Analog inputs → HarshAcceleration, HarshBreaking, HarshTurning
Note: It’s not required to map all harsh signals, but remember to set 0 (zero) Weight in the report parameters as shown below.
5. Save your changes and close the Device Mapper window.
Configure the RPT_Speeding Event Rule
You can change the speed that the Eco Report counts as speeding.
1. In the application, open the Admin > Event Rules window.
2. Notice that there is a new rule called RPT_Speeding available. This rule is created by the Eco Report plugin and is specifically used to count speeding events in the Eco reports.
3. Click Edit and alter the 4. Expression section as appropriate (set the speed that you count as speeding and an appropriate end condition).
4. Save your changes and verify that no warnings are displayed.
Configuring the report - weight parameters
The EC1002 shows scores for each vehicle based on harsh events.
The eco-scoring is based on the distance, the number of event occurrences, and the signal’s weight.
The weights are defined as report parameters when configuring/creating the report in the application.
- Go to Reports > Manage reports.
- Choose EC1002 and press on edit Button
- Configure your parameters according to your needs.
- For each hash parameter, there’s a default value. Preview the report to determine if any of the weights need to be altered.
- Note: you might want to configure several versions of the report in the same Application for trucks, cars, etc., where you weigh the signals differently. You can do that in Reports > Manage Reports> New.
- Select Hide for each hash parameter so the end-user can’t see (and alter) them.
- Save the report.
Device-specific configuration guides
You need to configure your devices to send harsh driving information for the report to work. The guides below will help you with the configuration of some device brands to enable or set the hash parameters properly in those devices: