4G AI Dashcam Setup Guide

Fit, wire and register your Jimi JC-series AI dashcam on Tracksolid for live view, GPS and ADAS/DMS alerts.

This guide covers installing and activating a Jimi IoT 4G AI dashcam and adding it to the Tracksolid platform. You will need the dashcam and its wiring kit, an activated data SIM, and access to your fleet or cloud platform account. As a 4G device it uploads over mobile data with no WiFi required, though wiring to vehicle power is essential.

Setting it up, step by step

• Insert an activated data SIM into the dashcam slot the correct way round before mounting, and fit a compatible microSD card if you want local recording.
• Mount the main unit centrally on the windscreen behind the mirror, keeping the road-facing lens clear of wiper-swept glass edges and the tint band.
• Wire the dashcam to vehicle power, connecting the ignition or ACC line so it powers with the engine, and have the constant, ignition and earth wires fitted by a competent auto-electrician if you are unsure.
• Route the cables tidily along the headlining and pillar trims, keeping them clear of airbags, and secure any separate cabin-facing or rear camera.
• Power up the vehicle and confirm the dashcam boots and its status lights show it has network and GPS, giving it a few minutes on first start.
• Add the device to Tracksolid or your fleet platform by entering its device ID or IMEI, or scanning the code on the unit, then assign it to the correct vehicle.
• Position and adjust the road-facing camera to sit level with the horizon, and aim the cabin-facing DMS lens squarely at the driver seat.
• Calibrate the ADAS and DMS settings following the on-screen or platform prompts, entering camera height and any values it asks for so lane and driver alerts are accurate.
• Confirm live view, GPS location and event alerts all appear in the platform, then take a short test drive to check ADAS and DMS warnings behave sensibly.

Which SIM and data plan?

A Jimi 4G AI dashcam needs a data-only SIM in the size its slot takes, usually nano. Because it uploads event clips, GPS and can stream live video, data use can be significant, so choose a plan with a healthy monthly allowance, and a larger one if you use live view often across a fleet. Activate the SIM and disable any PIN before fitting it. For vehicles that travel widely or cross into rural areas, a roaming or multi-network SIM that selects the strongest signal keeps uploads and live view reliable.

Frequently asked questions

The dashcam will not appear online in Tracksolid. What should I check?

Confirm the SIM is activated with an active data plan and inserted correctly, and that the device has power from the ignition line. Check it has 4G coverage and give it a few minutes after start-up. Verify you added the correct device ID or IMEI to the platform, then power-cycle the vehicle to force it to reconnect.

There is no GPS location showing for the vehicle. Why?

The dashcam needs a clear sky view, so a heavily tinted or heated screen, or a poor mounting spot, can block the fix. Make sure it is mounted at the top of the windscreen and allow a few minutes outdoors to lock on. Confirm power is stable, as a device that keeps restarting never holds a GPS fix.

The ADAS lane and collision warnings fire at the wrong times. How do I fix them?

Inaccurate warnings usually come from calibration. Re-check the camera is level with the horizon and mounted at the height you entered during setup. Redo the ADAS calibration following the platform prompts, and make sure the lens is clean and unobstructed. Fine-tune the sensitivity so alerts match real road events rather than every marking.

The driver monitoring (DMS) alerts trigger incorrectly. What is wrong?

The cabin lens must see the driver clearly. Aim it squarely at the driver seat at face height, and keep it clear of sun visors, stickers or dangling objects. Recalibrate the DMS, and adjust sensitivity if distraction or fatigue alerts fire too often. Strong glare or sunglasses can affect it, so check performance in different light.

Live view or footage upload is slow or failing. Why?

This is normally mobile signal or data. In areas of weak 4G coverage, live streaming and clip upload slow down or pause until signal returns. Confirm the data plan has allowance remaining and is not throttled. Check the microSD card is inserted and healthy for local recording, and lower the streaming quality in the platform if the connection is marginal.