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AIR II Overview

This article contains detailed information regarding the AIR II device's capabilities.

Summary

The AIR II camera detects and reports alerts based on G-force events such as acceleration, braking, and turning. These alerts include in-cab audio notifications and recorded video, which can be accessed in the Portal from the Dashcam Media page. The AIR II can also report engine odometer readings and vehicle diagnostic data (dependent on Y/M/M, not guaranteed).


Alert Event Types and Default Thresholds

The following event types and their default thresholds are configured by the system.

  • Hard Acceleration: 0.27 g

  • Hard Braking: 0.35 g

  • Hard Turning: 0.31 g

  • Driver-Initiated Event: Triggered when the Manual Event button is pressed

  • Power Loss: Occurs when the device is disconnected from power. (Note: This is distinct from Rest Mode, which activates when the ignition is turned off.)


GPS Tracking

The AIR II camera provides GPS tracking data at one-minute intervals, including:

  • Ignition Status

  • Camera Events

  • Power Events

  • Trip Information

  • Speeding Events (configured in the Portal)

If installed using a diagnostic cable, the device may also report engine diagnostic data (availability depends on vehicle make, model, and year), including:

  • Coolant Temperature

  • Check Engine Status

  • Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC)

  • Engine RPM

  • Fuel Level

  • Odometer Reading

  • Oil Level

  • Tire Pressure

  • Voltage

Note: Diagnostic data availability varies by vehicle make, model, and year.

Turn On Engine Odometer Tracking

AIR II cameras ship with engine odometer tracking already turned on by default (shipment on or after 9/24/2026).

For existing AIR II cameras, the setting is turned off by default. Users with Admin permissions can turn it on anytime:
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  1. Go to Admin > Dashcams.

  2. Open the Edit Camera Settings panel for the camera.

  3. Turn on the Engine Odometer toggle.

  4. Save your changes.


AIR II with AI Features

The AIR II will generate the following ADAS (road-facing) and DMS (driver-facing) AI events in addition to the Alert event types identified above:

Road-Facing (ADAS):

  • Forward Collision Warning*

  • Close Following

  • Lane Departure*

  • Stop Sign Violation

  • Pedestrian Collision Warning*

Driver-Facing (DMS):

  • Drowsiness/Fatigue

  • Cell Phone Use

  • Distracted Driving

  • Seatbelt Non-Compliance

* These features are disabled by default. Users with Admin permissions can enable them via the Admin > Dashcams tab.


Technical Specifications

AIR II Spec Sheet

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Auxiliary Camera

Auxiliary cameras are available as accessories for the Fleet All-in-One AIR II tracker and camera solution. This feature enables fleets of any size to enhance visibility both inside and outside their vehicles. The system supports up to two auxiliary cameras, helping reduce blind spots and improve overall program effectiveness. Additional coverage provided by these cameras supports driver exoneration, insurance claims, and other operational requirements.


Looking for More Help?

Still need to install your dashcams? Check out these articles on AIR II installation: Conventional Hardwire and Diagnostic Port.

Need help assigning dashcams in the portal? Here's some info on our Dashcam Admin page.

Looking for more information on how to access media in the portal? See the Dashcam Media Guide.


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