The Camera Panel lets you view camera footage and data linked to a specific vehicle or camera in your fleet. Whether you’re reviewing a safety incident, checking in on driver activity, or pulling historical footage, the Camera Panel puts everything in one place for both AIR II and Driver·i cameras.
📝 Note: Driver·i cameras installed before the Titan GPS integration need to be linked to their GPS device before their events appear with the vehicle. See Link an Existing Driver·i Camera to a GPS Device.
Accessing the Camera Panel
You can access the camera panel from an asset or from the Dashboard header navigation menu.
Accessing from an Asset
Log in to your Titan GPS account.
On the Map screen, confirm that the Assets panel is visible on the left-hand side.
Find the asset you want to review in the list and click its name.
✅ Tip: Assets with a paired camera show a camera icon beside the unit number.
In the Asset Information panel (bottom left), click the menu icon.
Select Camera Panel from the menu.
Accessing from the Header Navigation Menu
Select Device Camera from the header menu.
Choose any camera in your fleet from the dropdown.
Camera Panel Tabs
Once the Camera Panel is open, you'll see several tabs, each giving you a different view of your camera data. Events and videos are also plotted on the map, with an optional breadcrumb trail.
Events Tab
The Events tab shows a chronological list of safety events captured by the camera during a date and time range you choose, making it easy to locate and review safety-related events.
Driver·i
AIR II
To review events:
Set your desired From and To date range.
Click Get Events.
Click a thumbnail in the Preview column to open the video.
Use the playback controls to review the footage.
Click the Download icon to save a clip to your device.
Which events appear:
| AIR II | Driver·i |
Road-facing events | Forward Collision Warning, Close Following, Lane Departure Warning, Stop Sign Violation, Pedestrian Collision Warning | Varies by Driver·i plan. Some events, such as stop sign, traffic light, and unsafe backing, are only available on higher-tier plans. |
Driver-facing events | Drowsiness/Fatigue, Cell Phone Use, Distracted Driving, No Seatbelt | Varies by Driver·i plan |
Turning events on or off | Events are disabled by default. Users with permissions can enable them in the Camera Settings tab. | Managed in the Driver·i Portal |
📝 Note: Driver·i: If a Driver·i camera isn’t linked to a GPS device, its events are listed under the Driveri device in the Camera Panel instead of under the vehicle.
Live Tab
The Live tab gives you a real-time view of a vehicle’s camera feed and its current location on the map.
📝 Note: For Driver·i cameras, the vehicle must be running to start live video. Live video uses your account’s pooled live streaming quota, and each session counts as 1 minute, even if ended early.
To start a live stream:
Click Get Live Video.
The live feed streams for 1 minute.
As the stream nears the end, you’ll be prompted to continue. Click OK to keep watching or Cancel to exit the live video.
| AIR II | Driveri |
Vehicle must be on | No. The camera can be woken from the Camera Panel. | Yes. Driver·i cameras can’t be woken remotely. |
Camera views | Road-facing and in-cab | Road-facing, plus in-cab when enabled |
Usage limits | — | Pooled across your account. See your Driver·i plan for details. |
Taking a Snapshot
While live video is active, you can capture a still image of the current feed at any moment.
Click Get Snapshot while the live stream is running.
View your captured images in the left panel using the Next and Previous controls.
📝 Note: Driver·i: Snapshots are only available while the vehicle is on.
History Tab
The History tab lets you access previously recorded footage, even when no specific safety event was triggered. This is useful for reviewing general driving activity over a period of time.
Driver·i
AIR II Camera
To access historical footage:
Set your desired From and To date range.
Click Get Stored Videos.
Click a thumbnail in the Preview column to view the footage.
Use the playback controls to review the clip, or click the Download icon to save it.
📝 Note: Driver·i: Requesting footage from the camera requires the vehicle to be on and counts toward your plan’s video on demand limit, which is pooled across your account. Videos already stored in the cloud can be played anytime.
Camera Settings Tab (AIR II only)
Users with permissions can manage AIR II camera settings, including event detection, audio, and telemetry, from the Camera Settings tab. Driveri camera settings are managed in the Driveri Portal.
Playback Features
| AIR II | Driver·i |
Audio | Can be toggled on or off in Camera Settings | Not available |
Telemetry | Available as Camera Only or All in One | Not available. Some videos may show speed or g-force information recorded directly into the footage. |
Cloud storage | 90 days | 30 or 90 days, depending on your Driver·i plan |
Understanding Video Status Icons
The icons in the Camera Panel indicate whether footage is available and where it’s stored.
Icon | Status | What It Means | What You Can Do |
Dark grey icon | Not yet in the cloud | Video is still on the camera and hasn’t been uploaded | Request a download from the camera |
Red icon | Failed to fetch | The system couldn’t retrieve the video from the camera, and it’s not in the cloud | An error will be shown; you may be able to retry |
Light grey icon | Available in the cloud | Video has been uploaded and is ready to watch | Play immediately; no download request needed |
Light red icon | Unavailable | Video is not in the cloud and no longer on the camera (expired or deleted) | Video can’t be played or recovered |