This Release Notes document describes the following details for version 3.9.79 of the Surfsight® AI-12 dashcam:
This section describes new features added to the camera.
SUR-2369 Language support added
The AI-12 dashcam now supports these languages: Spanish, German, Dutch, French, Italian, Czech, Polish, Portuguese, Swedish, and Danish. To change the language, navigate to Settings=>Languages from the camera touchscreen.
SUR-2370 Certification added to Settings menu
You can now view the AI-12 dashcam certification from the new Certification option in the Settings menu.
SUR-2106 Claro now supported
A new APN record has been added in order to support the mobile carrier Claro from Argentina.
SUR-2464 Flexible virtual event capabilities
Flexible virtual event capabilities are now available for events of varying lengths, quality, and lens types.
SUR-2528 Granular control of settings added
A new API was added and granular control is now available for AI-12 dashcam settings, including GPS, lens options and MV+AI settings.
SUR-2542 and SUR-2731
A new APN record has been added, per customers' requests.
SUR-2662 Initial support now available for multiple EU regions
Multiple Surfsight® cloud instances for different regions are now supported.
SUR-1756 Added MV+AI In-cabin integration
The following in-cabin detections were added to the Machine Vision (MV) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in-cabin integration:
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food and drink near the driver's seat
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smoking
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cell phone use
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driver not belted
After prolonged detection of any of these issues, the dashcam alerts the driver. Additionally, fleet managers can view these issues from Events in the Surfsight® cloud.
Warning
Surfsight® AI-12 dashcam is only a driver aid. Drivers should never rely on the camera to warn them before taking measures to avoid an accident. Find our full disclosure details here.
SUR-1727 Verified wired auxiliary camera option
Surfsight® verified that the Wired Auxiliary Cameras and SSD connectivity to the AI-12 dashcam was a working topology.
SUR-1728 Added factory reset to the Settings menu on the dashcam
All settings can be reset to the factory defaults when you press Factory Reset.
This section describes dashcam features that have been improved.
SUR-2473 Camera lock improved
The camera now locks automatically after 10 seconds if no one touches it all.
SUR-2510 Voice recording settings control updated
Voice recording settings control has been removed from the Settings menu and can now only be accessed from the API.
SUR-1590 Enabled support of auxiliary camera local recording
To improve the reliability of the recording, the AI-12 dashcam now supports local recordings of the auxiliary cameras. If the auxiliary cameras have SD cards inserted, they record the video locally. The fleet managers can then copy the videos to the AI-12 dashcam for access from the Surfsight® cloud.
SUR-1549 Simplified options for in-cabin recording and alerts
Surfsight® has improved in-cabin recording and alerts with the following updates:
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If In-Cabin Recording is turned off and the Distracted Driver feature is turned on, then the driver-facing camera:
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doesn't provide live streaming
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doesn't upload video or snapshots to the cloud
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doesn't record anything to the SD
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provides Distracted Driver in-cabin visual and audio alerts
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sends Distracted Driver event details (without video or snapshot) to the cloud
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When both In-Cabin Recording and Distracted Driver are turned off, then the driver-facing camera doesn't operate.
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If the In-Cabin Recording is turned on, then it's fully enabled, independent of the Distracted Driver function.
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The Driver Camera On/Off setting option has been removed.
SUR-2160 Updated watermark fonts and position
The display was improved as follows:
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The text position in the text overlay on the video recordings is now centered.
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The font size and type have been updated to Roboto 11 pixels.
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Additional cosmetic updates have been made.
SUR-2060 Changed "serial number" to "IMEI" in the menu on the device
The term "serial number" is changed throughout the menu to "IMEI."