Note: The TT8900 is EOL: Discontinued as of May 2026.
Dashcam settings can be adjusted through the Dashcam Admin page, including options for AI features. Previously, these settings were configured by the support team before or after deployment. Any existing configurations remain unchanged and do not need to be reset.
Updating Basic Camera Settings
Ensure you have the Admin role.
Navigate to Admin > Dashcams.
Select the desired dashcam by clicking its name in the Name column.
On the right panel, locate the Camera Settings section to view current configurations.
Click Edit Camera Settings to make changes.
After updating, select Update Settings to apply changes.
Important Notes:
If the dashcam is online, most changes apply immediately or after the next scheduled reboot (typically every 24 hours). Some updates may trigger an automatic reboot.
If the dashcam is offline, settings are stored on the server and will apply when the device reconnects or is installed.
Check out the sections below for more details on the various settings that can be adjusted on dashcams.
General Settings
Record Audio - This setting turns on audio recording for all footage.
Different states may have laws and legal requirements around consent and audio recording; you are responsible for researching them and taking the appropriate actions to ensure compliance.
Record In-Cab/Driver Facing Video - Turn the driver-facing camera on or off.
In-Cab Alerts - Set whether or not the dashcam device gives in-cab alerts about AI events to the driver.
Camera Height - Distance from the ground to the height of the camera lens; the accuracy of these settings impacts the road-facing AI features.
Xirgocam Specific General Settings
Allow Driver Access - Enables the driver to make adjustments to settings such as the In-Cab (driver facing) camera being on or off, video display and orientation. Audio cannot be controlled by the driver regardless of this setting.
Show Video Display - Choose whether the dashcam screen displays the footage it is recording or not. If this is set to off the dashcam screen will be black but it will still display the cellular connection status and settings menu at the bottom of the screen.
Orientation- If your dashcam has been installed inverted (which is typically the recommended way of installing) then this option should be set to "Flipped". Not sure? If your dashcam media is coming through upside down then you likely need to adjust this setting.
AIR II AI Settings
For customers with the Fleet All-in-One with AI plan, 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 | Driver-Facing |
Forward Collision Warning*
*These features are disabled by default; users with permissions can enable these events. | Drowsiness/Fatigue |
Enabling/Disabling Reported Events
Ensure you have the Admin role.
Navigate to Admin > Dashcams.
Click Edit Camera Settings.
Use the toggles to enable or disable groups or specific events as applicable.
Click Update Settings.
Enabling/Disabling the In-Cab Camera
Ensure you have the Admin role.
Navigate to Admin > Dashcams.
Click Edit Camera Settings.
Use the toggle next to "Record Driver Facing Video" to enable or disable this option.
Click Update Settings.
Enabling/Disabling the In-Cab Audio
Ensure you have the Admin role.
Navigate to Admin > Dashcams.
Click Edit Camera Settings.
Use the toggle next to "Record Audio" to enable or disable this option.
Click Update Settings.
Enabling/Disabling the In-Cab Alerts
Ensure you have the Admin role.
Navigate to Admin > Dashcams.
Click Edit Camera Settings.
Use the toggle next to “In-cab alert” to enable or disable in-cab event notifications.
Click Update Settings.
Xirgocam AI Settings
The following features can be turned on and adjusted via the web portal under dashcam admin.
For Xirgocams, please ensure the device is securely and centrally mounted before turning these features on.
It is also important to enter the dashcam height on the settings page, this is used for the AI calibration.
Aggressive Driving
Event | Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Harsh Acceleration
Harsh Braking
Harsh Cornering | Sensitivity | General Sensitivity | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. |
Road Facing AI
Tailgating
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | General Sensitivity | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. |
Night Sensitivity | General Night Time Sensitivity | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. |
Minimum Speed | Minimum speed at which tailgating can be registered | 6 mph | 25 mph | 56 mph |
Minimum Duration | Duration of tailgating before event is triggered | 3 seconds | 5 seconds | 10 seconds |
Duration Between Events | Minimum duration between tailgating events | 5 seconds | 10 seconds | 20 seconds |
In-Cab Alert Frequency | Frequency between alerts | 10 seconds | 15 seconds | 60 seconds |
Frontal Collision Warning
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | General Sensitivity | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. |
Night Sensitivity | General Night Time Sensitivity | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. |
Minimum Speed | Minimum speed at which a collision warning can be registered | 9 mph | 25 mph | 56 mph |
Duration Between Events | Minimum duration between collision warning events | 5 seconds | 10 seconds | 20 seconds |
Stop and Go
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | General Sensitivity | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. |
Lane Departure
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | General Sensitivity | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. |
Minimum Speed | Minimum speed at which lane departure can be registered | 6 mph | 25 mph | 56 mph |
Minimum Deviation Duration | Duration of lane departure before event is triggered | Can be 0-5 seconds, default is 3 seconds. | Can be 0-5 seconds, default is 3 seconds. | Can be 0-5 seconds, default is 3 seconds. |
Duration Between Events | Minimum duration between lane departure events | Can be 0-5 seconds, default is 3 seconds. | Can be 0-5 seconds, default is 3 seconds. | Can be 0-5 seconds, default is 3 seconds. |
Driver Facing AI
Distracted
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | General Sensitivity | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. |
Minimum Speed | Minimum speed at which distracted driving can be registered | 25 mph | 38 mph | 50 mph |
Duration Between Events | Minimum duration between collision warning events | 5 seconds | 10 seconds | 20 seconds |
Cell Phone Usage
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | General Sensitivity | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. |
Minimum Speed | Minimum speed at which a collision warning can be registered | 25 mph | 38 mph | 50 mph |
Duration Between Events | Minimum duration between collision warning events | 5 seconds | 10 seconds | 20 seconds |
Fatigued Driving
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | General Sensitivity | If too many events are being generated, set this setting lower. |
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Minimum Speed | Minimum speed at which tailgating can be registered | 25 mph | 38 mph | 50 mph |
Duration Between Events | Minimum duration between tailgating events | 5 seconds | 10 seconds | 20 seconds |
In-Cab Alert Frequency | Frequency between alerts | 5 seconds | 10 seconds | 20 seconds |
SmartWitness AI Settings
Before adjusting or turning on settings for SmartWitness dashcams, ensure you've configured the dashcam using the "KP2 Installer App"; details about this process can be found in the article SmartWitness Overview, under "AI Configuration".
If you have not completed this process, it will show as "Unconfigured" in the Camera Settings section.
Once you have done the above, you can make additional adjustments to the settings listed below via the dashcam admin page.
The camera height will show on the settings page based on what was entered in the KP2 Installer App configuration process.
Road Facing AI
Tailgating
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | For all sensitivities, there are 3 baseline conditions to trigger a tailgating event (speed and distance to vehicle):
Sensitivity adjusts the number of events that must be registered before the footage is triggered for upload. | 2 events | 1 event | 0 events |
Frontal Collision Warning
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | For all sensitivities, this event has a minimum speed threshold of 50 MPH. | Triggers at 0.5 seconds until collision | Triggers at 1 second until collision | Triggers at 1.5 seconds until collision |
Lane Departure
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | For all sensitivities, this event has a minimum speed threshold of 35 MPH.
Sensitivity adjusts the minimum threshold for the determined distance of the wheel to the lane to trigger lane departure. | 20cm over the lane line. | 10cm over the lane line. | 10cm away from the lane line. |
Driver Facing AI
Distracted Driving
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | For all sensitivities, the dashcam is looking for a 60% level of distraction (looking left, right, down) over a 2-second period.
Sensitivity adjusts the number of events that must be registered before the footage is triggered for upload. | 2 events | 1 event | 0 events |
Fatigued Driving
Setting | Definition | Low | Medium | High |
Sensitivity | For all sensitivities, the dashcam is looking for a 70% level of fatigue (yawning, closed eyes, etc) over a 2-second period.
Sensitivity adjusts the number of events that must be registered before the footage is triggered for upload. | 2 events | 1 event | 0 events |