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Abnormal Flameout Warning (ADAS) Alert

 The Abnormal Flameout Warning alert is used to notify users when the connected Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) detects an abnormal flameout condition in the vehicle. This alert helps fleet operators identify unexpected engine shutdown events, monitor vehicle operation, and take timely action to investigate potential safety or vehicle-related issues. 

Parameters Considered (Prerequisites)

  • Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS): The selected vehicle must be equipped with a supported ADAS device or system.
  • Abnormal Flameout Detection: The ADAS or connected device must support detection of abnormal flameout conditions.
  • Flameout Event Data: The system must receive the corresponding Abnormal Flameout Warning event from the connected ADAS device.

How to Configure

  1. Select the correct Company and Branch for whom the alert is to be configured.
  2. Based On: Choose what you want to base the alert configuration on (Object, Object Group, Object Type).
    1. Object: Select individual vehicles/objects for whom you want the alert to generate.
    2. Object Group: Select a group of vehicles/objects for whom you want the alert to generate.
    3. Object Type: Select a vehicle or object type for whom you want the alert to generate.
  3. Select the Object based on the previous step selection.
  4. Set an Alert Name for identification of the alert.
  5. Select the Alert Type as Abnormal Flameout Warning.
  6. In the Text field, enter the message that will be displayed when the Abnormal Flameout Warning alert is triggered.
  7. Select the Valid Day(s) as Everyday or Custom.
    1. Everyday: The alert will be triggered every day when an abnormal flameout event is detected.
    2. Custom: Select the specific days on which you want this alert to be triggered.
  8. Enter the Valid Time From and To. The alert will be generated only within the selected time range.
  9. Select the required Timezone.
  10. Select the Severity of the alert (Low, Medium, or High).
  11. Under Action, select the medium through which the alert or notification should be sent (SMS, Email, Notification, Social Media API, or IVR).
    1. SMS: To receive the alert by SMS, enable the checkbox and enter the required phone numbers.
    2. Email: To receive the alert by email, enable the checkbox and enter the email recipients.
    3. Notification: To receive the alert as a system push notification, enable the checkbox and select the users who should receive it.
    4. Social Media API: To receive the alert through WhatsApp or Telegram, enable the checkbox and configure the required gateway and recipient details.
    5. IVR: To receive the alert through an automated voice call, enable the checkbox and enter the required phone numbers.
  12. Click the Save 💾 icon to save the alert configuration.

Please Note: To receive alerts through SMS, Email, Social Media API, or IVR, the respective API/gateway must be configured at the Admin, Reseller, or Company level.

Example

A vehicle equipped with an ADAS system experiences an unexpected engine shutdown while in operation. The ADAS or connected device detects the condition and sends an Abnormal Flameout Warning event to the platform. The configured alert is triggered, and the selected users receive a notification, allowing the fleet operator to investigate the event and take appropriate action.