Reverse Split View Configuration

Reverse Split View Configuration

Reverse Split View Configuration

What is it? 

When the vehicle is in reverse you will have the option to toggle between rear, left, and right views with the left and right chevrons. 

*If you can use "setReverseToggleLeftRight", this will do all the steps in this article automatically.

Prerequisites

Download required files

Extract the attached file to your downloads directory creating a directory called "reverseSplitView". 
Inside will contain 2 directories with 1 file each. 
/etc/views.conf
/screen/screen.qml

Update Firmware

Ensure that the latest firmware is installed and running, at least 1.2.3.

Configuration - Universe

Universe is the best option for deploying any kind of configuration changes to vehicles. 
Use the search filter to find the vehicle you wish to push the changes to. 
Under the Admin Tab select 'Installations' to open another page. 

Once on the installations page select the green Settings Icon on the right to expand the options for that vehicle. 
Click the dropdown next to 'Live Track' and select 'Configuration'.

A window will pop up with the Configuration Settings, navigate to the 'Configuration Package' tab and select the "Reverse Split View" from the dropdown box.

Press 'Save'.
The changes are stored and will take effect after a reboot. 

Configuration - SCP Command (Linux)

Confirm you're in the directory you unzipped the configuration files to. 
Run the following command to upload the 2 files to the TigerMX and restart services:
  1. scp etc/views.conf root@$ip:/media/mmc/etc && scp -r screen root@$ip:/media/mmc && ssh root@$ip "systemctl restart api-httpd atlasgui"
The changes take effect immediately. 

Configuration - WinSCP (Windows)

Navigate to your download directory. 


"Right-Click" - "Upload..." - "Upload..."


Confirm the directly to be uploaded to is correct. 
Note: /media/mmc/screen/ may not exist, if so, it will need to be created.
/media/mmc/etc/ - for views.conf
/media/mmc/screen/ - for screen.qml


Overwrite the existing file (if necessary). 


Do the same with the other remaining file. 
The changes will take effect after a reboot.