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# Howen

Configure Howen MDVR devices for Navixy: startup settings, network registration, time zone configuration, and ADAS/DMS event alert setup.

Configuration guides for Howen MDVR devices, covering how to register the device on Navixy, configure network and time zone settings, and set up ADAS and DMS event alerts.

## Contents

* [Howen MDVR configuration](/docs/expert-center/vehicle-telematics-technology/video-telematics/configuration-guides/howen/howen-mdvr-configuration.md): Startup settings, network parameters, time zone, and platform registration for Howen MDVR.
* [Event configuration on Howen MDVR](/docs/expert-center/vehicle-telematics-technology/video-telematics/configuration-guides/howen/event-configuration-on-howen-mdvr.md): Setting up ADAS, DMS, and input-triggered event alerts using state field value rules.


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