Select the Vehicles option in the side menu.

If you do not see the Vehicles menu option, you may have to select the Fleet drop-down to reveal the option

This is the Vehicles page. From here, the user is able to see the fleet vehicles for the groups they have access to.
NOTE: The options available to the user may vary depending on user permissions.

The vehicles table allows you to see various information about cameras in your fleet as well as edit and manage some things.

The columns can be hidden from view according to your preferences by selecting them from the drop down menu at the top right of the screen.

Most columns can be filtered by selecting the filter icon in the column header.

The filters are inclusive, meaning whatever is selected will be shown and whatever is un-selected will not.

This column is where the name of the camera is displayed. Clicking on the name will direct you to the Edit Vehicle page.

Displays the device ID of your camera. This ID is unique to that camera and cannot be changed.

Displays the group the camera is assigned to.

Displays the online status of a camera.

• If a camera is currently online, the status will be Online.
• If a camera is currently in parking mode, the status will be Parked HH:MM:SS, where the time is the duration the camera has been in parking mode.
• If a camera is offline, the status will be “Offline since M/DD/YY H:MM:SS”, where the timestamp is the last time the camera connected to the server.
• If the camera has yet to disconnect from the server for the first time, the status will simply be “Offline”.

Displays the first connected timestamp of a camera. This is the timestamp for when the camera first connected to the server.

This column displays the current Fleet Profile applied to the camera.

Default - The default configuration profile is applied to the camera.
Manual - The configuration on the camera does not match any profiles in your fleet. This typically means the configuration on the camera was manually edited and applied to the camera.

Displays the firmware status of the camera.

Displays the camera's recording status health. This status is checked every time the camera connects to the server. For more information about SD card health, please see Understanding Your SD Cards.

Displays the status of the active channels on a camera. This status is checked as the camera is connected to the server and periodically during its connection. If a problematic channel is identified, it will appear in this column.

Conditions that trigger a change in status:

Displays the camera's monthly data usage.

NOTE: Monthly data allowance is based on which Rosco Live service is selected in your contract. This will either be 500 MB/month per device or 100 GB/month per device.

The At A Glance section of the Vehicles page informs you of your fleets overall status and any issues that may be present. If an issue is detected, an icon related to the type of issue will appear here. When the icon is moused over, it will provide you with more information about the issue. Clicking on the icons will do various things depending on which is clicked.

If one or more cameras have out-of-date firmware, this icon will appear. When clicked, a modal window will appear that will allow you to upgrade all out-of-date devices. If selected, this will push firmware updates to all out-of-date cameras.

If one or more cameras have detected a possible recording issue, this icon will appear. When clicked, it will automatically sort the cameras that need reformatting to the top of the table and select them to apply a format to.