Cab
Your screen for driving and parking up.
Home
Home pairs your engine dials with the navigation map, and the map takes the full height of the screen.
With no engine adapter fitted, a van with a GPS source still gets a speedometer. With a GPS router such as a Teltonika it reads the speed the router's GPS measures, every second. Otherwise it works out how fast the van is moving between GPS fixes. With neither, the map takes the full width too.
The buttons around the map change what it shows: who is driving, what to look for, and which map to use. See Navigation.
Levelling and parking up
The levelling guide has its own tabs, with a top-down and a side or rear view to help you get level. A park-up view pairs the level with the signal you can expect there.
Roll
With a Van Level fitted, Home also carries a tile showing how far the van is leaning to one side. A Roll tab shows the same reading across the whole screen, large enough to read at a glance on an off-camber track.
The reading turns amber as the lean nears your limit and red when it reaches it. Set the limit with Maximum roll angle on the Settings Vehicle tab, from 5° to 45°. It starts at 25°.
Breakdown
Home carries a Breakdown tile, so everything the recovery call asks for is on one screen. Add your cover in mySensa on your phone, under your vehicle: your provider, policy number and when it renews. You never type it on the van.
Tap the tile and a popup shows your provider, its phone number (tap it to call from a phone), the number to ring from abroad, your policy number and registration, where the van is, and its length, height and weight from the Settings Vehicle tab. With no cover saved, the tile reads Add cover in mySensa.
The van cannot send the recovery driver your live location. Share it from mySensa on your phone instead, which needs Tracking switched on; the popup warns you if it is off.
Your unit reminds you 30 days and 7 days before your cover renews, and again once it has run out. When you have renewed, update the date in mySensa.
Tabs that appear with a device
Add tyre pressure sensors and a Tyres tab appears, laying every wheel out on a top-down view of the van.
Add a camera and a Dump tab appears: a live picture of the drain from the driving seat, with the dump valve button on it. See Dump camera.