Instruction for the «Gelios» Mobile App for iOS

Contents

1. System Requirements

The application is designed for users of compatible devices:

• iPhone (iOS version 12.0 or later);
• iPad (iPadOS version 12.0 or later);
• Mac (macOS version 11.0 or later).

2. Account Login

After launching the application, enter the login and password for your Gelios monitoring system account.

3. Overview of the «Gelios» Mobile App Interface

The application includes five main sections: Monitoring, Map, Analytics, Geofences and Settings. For a more convenient experience, we recommend starting by exploring the options in the Settings section.

3.1. Settings

1. Information about the authorized user;
2. Editing user information;
3. Current balance and currency;
4. Balance top-up button;
5. Enabling / disabling data auto-update while using the app;
6. Enabling / disabling push notifications;
7. Auto-update interval (from 5 to 60 seconds);
8. Choosing a map to display (Apple Maps, OpenStreetMap, Visicom, Wikimapia, Google Standard, Google Hybrid, Google Satellite, Yandex Standard);
9. Enabling / disabling traffic overlay (Google Traffic or Yandex Traffic).

10. Selecting track thickness in pixels (from 1 to 20);
11. Choosing a color for the track (blue, red, brown, yellow);
12. Contacting technical support via email;
13. Opening the app's documentation page;
14. App version and build;
15. Signing out of the account;
16. Changing the current user's password.

3.2. Monitoring

The "Monitoring" section allows you to view and interact with the list of available units for tracking.

17. Search for a unit by name;
18. Filter the unit list by connection status;
19. Information about unit groups;
20. Show / hide a unit on the map;
21. Unit information block;
22. Show / hide all units on the map.

3.3. Map

The "Maps" section is the main section. Here, you can view and interact with both units and geofences.

23. Map workspace with selected tracking units;
24. Map zoom control buttons;
25. Focus on your current location (to display your current location on the map, grant the app access to your geolocation).

3.3.1 Unit

To interact, tap on a unit's pin on the map or navigate to the unit through the Monitoringsection. A unit card will appear, offering the following options: viewing information, viewing history, building a track, generating reports and sending commands.

26. Route building to the unit using a third-party application (Apple Maps, Google Maps, Yandex Maps, Waze);
27. Unit card.

3.3.1.1. Unit Information

28. Unit status;
29. Unit name and assigned driver name (manual, iButton, RFID);
30. Unit condition information;
31. Relevance of the received message;
32. Unit location address;
33. Information on created sensors;
34. Information on created counters;
35. Information on custom fields;
36. Information on received parameters;
37. Additional information (phone number, number of satellites, and altitude above sea level).

3.3.1.2. History

38. Selected event on the map;
39. Date selector for viewing history;
40. Statistics for the selected day (time in motion, distance traveled, parking time, fuel consumed and average fuel consumption);
41. Events for the selected day.

3.3.1.3. Track

42. Presets for quick selection of the build interval;
43. Specifying a custom build interval;
44. Starting track building.

The map displays the track with markers indicating: the start of the track, the end of the track, stops, parking, refueling, drains and the direction of the unit's movement.

45. Close the track window;
46. Track information (unit name, time in motion and distance traveled);
47. Show / hide parking markers;
48. Show / hide stop markers;
49. Show / hide refueling / drain markers;
50. Show / hide direction indicators;
51. Event information window;
52. Event marker.

3.3.1.4. Report

53. Presets for quick selection of the build interval;
54. Specifying a custom build interval;
55. Selecting a report template;
56. Starting report generation.

The report will be generated in PDF format. You will also be able to send it via email after the report is completed.

3.3.1.5. Command

57. Selecting a command template;
58. Entering a custom command text;
59. Viewing the history of sent commands;
60. Sending the entered command.

3.3.2 Geofence

To interact, tap on the geofence marker on the map or navigate to the geofence through the Geofences section. A geofence card will appear with options to view information and create a notification.

61. Geofence area;
62. Selected geofence card.

3.3.2.1. Geofence Information

63. Geofence interaction menu (edit, delete);
64. Geofence name and group affiliation;
65. Geofence information.

3.3.2.2. Geofence Control Notification

Notifications from the mobile app can only be created for entry or exit from a selected geofence.

66. Proceed to create a notification.

67. Notification name;
68. Notification text (Attention! When creating a notification, the main data text is automatically generated);
69. Notification type (entry or exit from the geofence);
70. Unit(s) or unit group(s) for which the notification is being created;
71. Create notification.

3.4. Analytics

The "Analytics" section allows you to generate: reports, notification logs, charts and driving quality analysis.

3.4.1 Report

Generating a report makes a request to export the report, so the result is provided in one of the selected export formats.

72. Presets for quick selection of the build interval;
73. Specifying a custom build interval;
74. Report generation type (by unit / by unit group);
75. Selecting a report template;
76. Export report format;
77. Choosing the unit / unit group for generation;
78. Starting report generation.

3.4.2 Notifications

79. Presets for quick selection of the notification query interval;
80. Specifying a custom query interval;
81. Request the list of notification triggers.

82. List of notification triggers. When selecting a trigger, the map will zoom to the location of the trigger.

3.4.3 Charts

83. Presets for quick selection of the build interval;
84. Specifying a custom build interval;
85. Selecting the unit for chart generation;
86. Selecting sensor(s) for chart generation;
87. Starting chart generation.

3.4.4 Driver Quality

88. Presets for quick selection of the build interval;
89. Specifying a custom build interval;
90. Specifying the maximum allowed speed;
91. Selecting the unit for driving behavior analysis;
92. Starting the driving behavior analysis.

3.5. Geofences

The "Geofences" section allows you to view and interact with the list of available geofences.

93. Search for a geofence / geofence group by name;
94. Create a geofence;
95. Toggle list display (groups and geofences or only geofences);
96. Information about the geofence group;
97. List of geofences in the expanded group;
98. Show / hide a geofence on the map;
99. Show / hide all geofences on the map.

3.5.1 Creating a Geofence

The mobile application allows you to create only circular geofences.

100. Central point marker of the geofence;
101. Geofence name;
102. Geofence radius (in meters);
103. Custom description;
104. Assignment to a geofence group;
105. Create geofence.

If you have any questions, please contact our support team: support@geliossoft.com

For more detailed information, refer to our documentation

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