Free Wheeling

The Free Wheeling Alert is triggered when a vehicle is in motion while the accelerator is in a neutral position or the engine RPM remains below the defined threshold for a sustained period (for example, more than 2 minutes). This alert helps identify risky downhill driving or prolonged coasting, which can increase the chances of vehicle damage or breakdowns

Parameters Considered (Prerequisites)

• Enable Pedal position detection on device : This is a device specific feature, so user needs to enable this option on the device it self.
• RPM: If you using the alert based on RPM, then you need to configure the RPM sensor for the vehicle.

How to Configure

1. Select the correct Company and Branch for whom the alert is to be configured.

2. Based On: Choose on what you want to base the alert configuration (Object, Object Group, Object Type).

   1. Object: Select individual vehicles for whom you want the alert to generate.
   2. Object Group: Select a group of vehicles for whom you want the alert to generate.
   3. Object Type: Select 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 Free Wheeling.

6. In Based On, Select from Accelerator Pedal Position or RPM.
   1. Select Accelerator Pedal Position, If you want the alert to be triggered based on the pedal position.
      1. In Duration, Specify the number of seconds for which the event must be received continuously while the speed tolerance is breached. If the condition persists for the configured duration, the alert will be triggered.
      2. In Speed Tolerance, Specify the speed threshold above which the alert will be triggered.
   2. Select RPM, If you want the alert to be triggered based on RPM value.
      1. In RPM, Specify the RPM level below which the alert will be triggered when the duration and speed tolerance conditions are breached.
      2. In Duration, Specify the number of seconds for which the event must be received continuously while the speed & RPM tolerance is breached. If the condition persists for the configured duration, the alert will be triggered.
      3. In Speed Tolerance, Specify the speed threshold above which the alert will be triggered.

7. In the Text field, enter the message that will be displayed when the alert is triggered.

8. Select the Valid Days, Everyday or Custom. 
   1. Everyday: This alert will be triggered, everyday in case of a violation in accordance to these parameters set.
   2. Custom: Mark the checkboxes of the days, when you want this alert to be triggered for. (eg., Sun, Mon and Sat)
      
9. Enter the Valid Time From and To. The alert will be generated inside the time range that you have selected.
10. Select the Timezone.
11. Select the Severity of the alert (Low, Medium, or High).
12. Mark the checkboxes of the medium via which you want the Action or Notification to be sent. (eg., SMS, Email or Notification)
    
    1. SMS: To receive an alert by SMS, enable the checkbox, enter the phone numbers.
    2. Email: To receive an alert by Email, enable the checkbox, enter the recipients of the email.
    3. Notification: To receive an alert on the system Push Notification, enable checkbox.
       1. From Users,  select the users that will receive the notification.
       2. From Notification Sound. Select the sound from the drop-down that will be played for this notification.
13. Click Save 💾 icon. to save the alert configuration.

Example