10-8 Video Digital Evidence Solutions In-Car Video System Instruction Manual
2012r1
Installation / User Manual
10-8 In-Car Video System
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10-8 Digital Video Evidence Solutions
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Fayeeville, TN 37334
Tel: (888) 788-1048 • (931) 262-2221
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Contents
CD-ROM Instructions 9
Manuals 9
Safety 10
Installation Safety 10
Daily Operation 11
Package Contents 12
System Schematic 14
Hardware: Installation 15
Introduction 15
Digital Video Recorder Unit (DVR) 16
Common Installation Areas 16
Emergency Lights & Manual Activation 18
2.4GHZ Wireless Mic 20
Brown Wire (Trigger REC) 20
Trigger REC DVR Set-up 21
Black Wire (Audio Out) 21
2.4GHZ Mic Antenna 23
UHF Wireless Mic 24
Single System Setup 26
Automatic Frequency Selection 26
Automatic Transmitter Setup 27
UHF Transmitter 28
Wearing the Bodypack Transmitter 29
Changing the Bodypack Transmitter Batteries 29
Mirror Monitor 30
Camera Mount 32
Front Camera 34
Rear Camera 36
G-Force Sensor 37
GPS System 37
Setting the GPS Speed Trigger 37
Hardware: Conguration 38
DVR Conguration 38
Entering Your Information 39
Setting Date and Time 40
G-Force Sensor Conguration 41
Hardware: Usage 42
In-Car Playback 42
Watch Previously Recorded Events 42
Viewing Today’s Recordings 42
Viewing Another Day’s Recordings 43
Stopping Playback 43
DVR Remote Control 44
Entering Your Unit/Car ID 44
Camera Adjustment 45
Wireless Mic – 2.4GHZ 46
Syncing Transmitter and Cradle 46
Transmitting Audio 46
Mode Button 47
Microphone 47
Wireless Mic - UHF 48
Microphone 48
Software: Installation 49
Software Installation 49
Software: Introduction 50
Software Overview 50
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ContentsContents
Contents
Software: Usage 52
Opening A File 52
Searching For A File 53
Playing A File 54
Adjusting Playback Speed 54
Adjusting Playback Volume 54
Maximizing the View of a Video Clip 54
Stopping Playback 55
Monitoring G-Force and Speed Events 55
Using the Google™GPS Window 56
Saving a Snapshot 56
Exporting Events to a Video File 57
Maintaining Evidence Integrity 57
Exported File Format 57
Steps to Export 57
Video Export Options 57
Exporting an Event Report 59
Software Settings 60
System Parameters 60
Map Parameters 60
Video Parameters 60
File Associations 61
Archiving Video Tips 62
Appendix A 64
GMT Time Zones - United States 64
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When you insert the CD it will automatically run the software
installation program
CD-ROM CD-ROM Instructions
CD-ROM
TheCDatleftcontainstheviewersoftwareneededforplaybackonyour
computer.ItalsoincludesPDFcopiesofallmanuals.
Manuals
Toaccessthemanuals:
1 InserttheCDintoyourCD-ROM/DVDdrive.
2 Whentheinstallationprogramlaunches,clickCancelattheinstall
prompt.
3 YoucanthenaccessthelesontheCDthroughyourlemanagerlike
youwouldanyotherCD.
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Safety
Excessive force used before, during or after installation that
results in a damaged or non-functional part shall void all
warranties.
Improper installation or modication of this product shall void all
warranties.
Daily Operation
You,asthedriver,aresolelyresponsibleforthesafeoperationofyour
vehicleandthesafetyofyourpassengersaccordingtotheUSandlocal
tracregulations.
10-8Videocannotacceptanyresponsibilitywhatsoeverforaccidents
resultingfromfailuretoobservetheseprecautionsorsafetyinstructions:
WARNING: Do not use any features of this system to the
extent it distracts you from safe driving. Your rst priority
while driving should always be the safe operation of your
vehicle.
1. Handleallcomponentswithcare.Inspectregularlyfordamageto
componentsandcabling.
2. Youareresponsibletoensurethattheinstallationofthisproductdoes
notvoidoraectthevehiclemanufacturer’swarranty.
3. Donotapplyexcessiveforcetoanyofthecomponentscontained
withinthiskit.
4. Pleasefollowtheproceduresfromthisinstallationmanual.
Installation Safety
WARNING: This product utilizes high voltage. Any
unauthorized modications or damage to the products may
result in electrical shock.
10-8 Video, or its branches are not liable in full or in part for
improper installation resulting in loss or damage to your property,
or for voiding all or part of the vehicle manufacturer’s warranty.
Excessive force used before, during or after installation that
results in a damaged or non-functional part shall void all
warranties.
Improper installation or modication of this product shall void all
warranties.
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HARNESSES (Simplified for clairity)
Package Contents
Camera*&Mount DigitalVideoRecorder(DVR)
Mirror WirelessMic(Optional)
2.4GHZmodelshown.
GPSUnit(Optional)
2
REC ALM SD1
PWR GPS SD2
IR
* NOTE: Actual camera appearance may vary
from illustration.
PowerHarness
SensorHarness
MirrorHarness
CameraHarness
A/VHarness
2.4GHZHarness
VideoHarness
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System Schematic
GPS
Fuse
RED:
Vehicle +12V “Ignition on”
BLACK:
Vehicle Chassis Ground
Trigger Wire (Trigger REC) - Brown
Emergency Lights
Manual Switch Sensor 2 In
Sensor 1 In
Sensor 3 In
Sensor 4 In
Sensor 1 Out
Sensor 2 Out
4 Pin
A/V
Harness
6 Pin
Power
Harness
CAT 5
GPS
BLACK (PWR GND)
to ground
RED (PWR)
to +12V
Hardware: Installation
Introduction
Theinstallationofthe10-8PatrolCarvideosystembreaksdowntosome
verysimplesteps.Thebasicconnectionforvideoandaudioareverysimilar
toaVCRorDVDplayer.Theoneareathatdiersfromwhatyoumayhave
doneinthepastistheconnectionsforthealarminputs.Therearefour(4)
sensor‘IN’wiresthatwillactivatetherecorderanytimevoltageisapplied
toanyofthefour(4)wires.
Tohelpmaketheconnectionseasier,thecablesthataachtothebackof
theDVReachuseadierenttypeofconnector.Familiarizeyourselfwith
theinputsinthepictureonpages12and13.
You will need a single 12 volt power source for the system with
just one (1) power and one (1) ground source needed.
Westronglyrecommendthatthepowersourcebefromswitchedpower
thatisonlyhotwhenthevehiclekeyisinthe‘ON’position.Thisshouldbe
ave(5)ampfusedpowersource.Toeliminateinterference,thereshould
benootherequipmentonthiscircuit.
It is also very important that the ground be a good chassis
ground source and not tied into the ground of other equipment.
NOTE: Actual camera appearance may vary from illustration.
When the DVR’s door is unlocked to allow access to the SD
cards the system is automatically powered down to protect the
les on the SD cards. When the door is locked, the DVR system
will be able to accept power and turn on again.
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Hardware: Installation
Digital Video Recorder Unit (DVR)
Therstthingyouwillwanttodoislocatewhereyouwanttoinstallthe
DVR.Thesmallsizeoftheunitmakesthatmucheasierthanjustafewshort
yearsago.
Common Installation Areas
• Mainequipmentconsole
• Eithersideoftheconsole
• Inthedash
• Underthedash.
• UnderprnexttoMainEquipmentConsole
• ForHavisconsoles,Havisoersaonepiecemountingbracket.
Part# C-E-T8V-1P
Try to keep the unit in sight of the driver where they will be able
to use the I/R remote more easily. If needed, the DVR ships with
brackets for mounting.
DVR Installation
GPS
RED: Vehicle +12 v “Ignition on”
BLACK: Vehicle Chassis Ground
4 Pin
AV Harness
GPS
6 Pin
Power Harness Camera
Harness
Sensor
Harness
GPS
FIG. 1
Connecting Harnesses to DVR
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4
567
1 InserttheRed/Black 6-pin Power Harness Connectorintopower
receptacleinrearofDVRunitmakingsureitlocksintoplace.
2 ConnectBLACK leadtoachassisground.
3 ConnectRED leadto12volt‘ignitionon’powersource.
4 ConnectSensor HarnesstobackofDVR.
5 Connect4-pin A/V HarnesstobackofDVR.
6 ConnectGPS Cable ConnectortobackofDVR.
7 ConnectCamera HarnesstobackofDVR.Tightenconnectornutto
secureharness.
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Hardware: Installation
Emergency Lights & Manual Activation
Therearefour(4)wires(leads)comingfromthesensorharness.Eachwire
willactivatetherecorderwhenvoltageisappliedtoanysinglewire.Ina
typicalpatrolcarinstallation,2ofthesewireswillbeused.
Sensor 1 - to pursuit lights
Sensor 2 - to manual switch
Sensor 3 - to brown wire of 2.4Ghz Mic
FIG. 2
Sensor Harness
These wires will detect when voltage is present and activate the
recorder.
Sensor ‘IN’ Wire 1
1 ConnectSensorWire1totheoutputsideofyourcontrolboxforyour
pursuitlights.
Youcanconnectittoanyofthelightsthatareusedforemergency
trac.Thiswaytherecorderwillstartanytimeyouarerunning
emergencytrac.Dependingonthetypeofswitchboxused,there
maybeaplacetoconnectatthebackoftheswitchbox.Ifnot,simply
connecttoanywirethatgoestoa12vlightthatisactivatedwhenyou
turnontheemergency/pursuitlights.
Sensor ‘IN’ Wire 2
2 ConnectSensorWire2toamanualswitchthatyouwillactivatewhen
youwanttostarttherecorderwithoutlightsactivated.
Youcanuseanyswitchofyourchoosingthatwillprovide12vtothe
wire.
Manycontrolboxesinusetodaywillhaveablankswitchthatisnot
beingused.Theseareagreatchoiceforthemanualswitch.Ifnoneare
available,asimpletoggleorrockerswitchmountedinaconvenient
locationworkswell.
Caution: These wires are very sensitive and care must be
taken that you do not connect to a wire that has low voltage all
the time, as the recorder will detect voltage and activate the
recorder.
Emergency Lights & Manual Activation Installation
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Hardware: Installation
2.4GHZ Wireless Mic
Ifyourdepartmentoptedforournew2.4ghzwirelessmicrophonesystem,
congratulations!Thisisanincrediblewirelessmicrophonewithexcellent
rangeandclarity.Theinstallationiseasyandstraightforward.
1 Findasuitableplaceinthevehicleforthebasestation/receiver.
Abracketisincluded.Itshouldbemountedinaneasilyaccessible
position.Besurethereisroomtoeasilyinsertandremovethe
transmierinthecradle.
2 ConnecttheRED wire(labeledPWR)toapositive12vsource.
3 ConnecttheBLACK wire(labeledPWRGND)toaground.
IfyouhookedupthebrowntriggerleadtotheDVRforremoteactivation,
thereisoneseingthatneedschangedintheDVR:
Trigger REC DVR Set-up
1 Poweronthesystem.
2 Pressthe‘Login’keyontheremote.
3 Usethearrowkeystoselect‘Vehicle’.
4 Select‘Sensor’.
5 Onthenextscreenonthe3rdSensorline,UnderEnable,changeto
‘ON’
6 ChangePwrto‘Low’.
7 ChangeRecto‘ON’.
8 ChangeAlarmto‘ON’.
9 Scrolldownto‘Save’andselecttosavethechanges.
(Default Password: 111111)
Black Wire (Audio Out)
1 PlugthemaleRCAplugintothefemaleredRCAplugcomingfrom
theCamera1WireHarness.(FIG3).
All of the wires are labeled from the factory. For this installation,
there are 3 wires that will not be used for this installation:
• a white wire labeled ‘Mute Indication’
• a black wire labeled ‘Trigger Gnd’
• an orange wire labeled ‘ TX indication’.
These wire can be cut or tucked away.
Brown Wire (Trigger REC)
Onewire’suseisoptional;thesmallbrownwirelabeled‘TriggerREC’.If
thiswireisconnectedtotheSensor‘IN’#3leadfromthebackoftheDVR
(FIG2),thentheDVRwillbeginrecordingwhenthetalkbuonon
transmierisactiveandlit.
Inotherwords,ifanocerkeepstheirmiconstand-bywhennotinuse,
thenwhentheyactivatewiththe‘talk’buontobegintransmiingitwill
activatetherecorder.Thisisusefulwhenoutsidethecarandnotrecording,
andthenasituationcomesupandtheocerneedstoactivatetherecorder
remotelytobeginrecording.Thisisonlyoptionalandshouldbeleftupto
thedepartmentorocerofthevehicle.
2.4GHZ Wireless Mic Installation
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Hardware: Installation
Fuse
Trigger Wire (Trigger REC) - Brown
Sensor 1 In - (Brown)
Sensor 2 In
Sensor 3 In
Sensor 4 In
Sensor 1 Out
Sensor 2 Out
CAT 5
BLACK (PWR GND) to ground
RED (PWR) to +12V
female RCA
Audio Out
male RCA
to DVR CAM1 CAM PWR
CAM signal
FIG. 3
2.4GHZ Wireless Mic Installation
2.4GHZ Wireless Mic Installation2.4GHZ Wireless Mic Installation
2.4GHZ Mic Antenna
1 Plugtheantennaintothegoldplugonthetopofthecradle.
2 Securebytighteningthelocknut.
3 Runthewiredownunderthedashorotherhiddenlocation,
somewheretowardthefrontofthevehicle.
Velcro or double-sided tape works great for securing the
antennae end to a at surface on the vehicle.
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Hardware: Installation
UHF Wireless Mic
1 Locateaconvenientspotforthewirelessmicreceiver(thesmallbox
withthecollapsibleantennas).
UHF Wireless Mic Installation
1
2
3
4
5
The location does not have to be readily accessible once it is
installed so you may want to put it under a seat, or under the
dash Since it is so small and light, just Velcro it to the rewall or
anywhere else that is convenient for you.
2 PluginthepowerleadtooneoftheavailablepowerleadsontheDVR
powerharness.
3 Aachthetwoantennaetothereceiver.
4 Locatetheaudiocableandplugitintothebackofthereceiver.
5 Mountthewirelessreceiver.
It is recommended that it be in the front half of the vehicle for the
best reception.
FIG. 4
UHF Wireless Receiver - FRONT
Be sure to read the wireless mic section on syncing the
transmitter and receiver. If installing systems in more than one
vehicle, set the frequencies two to four channels apart to allow
more than one system in the same area without interference.
1
2
Power Buon
SCAN/IR
Presstosynchronizetransmier
andreceiverfrequencies.
3Volume Adjustment
4Infrared (IR) Port
BroadcastsIRsignaltotransmier.
5LED Screen
See“SingleSystemSetup”page24.
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Hardware: Installation
UHF Wireless Mic InstallationUHF Wireless Mic Installation
Single System Setup
Inanywirelesssetup,eachtransmierandreceiverpairmustbetuned
tothesamefrequency,orchannel.The10-8wirelesssystemusesautomatic
transmier setuptosynchronizethetransmierandreceiverfrequencies.
Automatic Frequency Selection
1 PressandreleasetheFrequencybuon.(FIG.5)
2 ProceedtoAutomatic Transmier Setuponthenextpage.
Automatic Transmitter Setup
1 TurnONthetransmier.
2 Openthetransmierbaerycompartmenttodisplaytheinfrared(IR)
port.(Seepage28)
3 ExposethetransmierIRporttothereceiver.(FIG.6)
4 PressandholdtheScan/IRbuononthereceiveruntiltheredlight
stopsashingonboththereceiverandtransmier.(FIG.6)
5 Whenthereceiver’sready lightglows,thesystemisreadyforuse.
6 Closethetransmier’sbaerycompartment.
FIG. 6
Syncing the Transmitter and Receiver
FIG. 5
Frequency Selection
This scans for a clear frequency and sets the receiver to that
frequency.
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Hardware: Installation
UHF Wireless Mic Installation
UHF Transmitter
FIG. 7
1Power / Infrared (IR)
2On-O Switch
Pressandholdtoturnonoro.
34-Pin Microphone Input Jack
4Infrared (IR) Port
Receivesinfraredbeamtosynchronizefrequencies.Whenusingmultiplesystems,
onlyonetransmierIRportshouldbeexposedatatime.
5Built-in Wireless Mic
Color & State Meaning
Green, Solid Ready.
Green, Flashing Controls locked.
Red, Solid Battery power low. (Transmitter cannot be turned off until
batteries are changed)
Red, Flashing IR transmission in process.
Red, Pulsing on startup Batteries dead. (Transmitter cannot be turned on until batter-
ies are changed)
Red, Pulsing after Sync. Transmitter and receiver are incompatible; contact 10-8
Video
UHF Wireless Mic Installation
Wearing the Bodypack Transmitter
Changing the Bodypack Transmitter Batteries
Clip the transmitter to a belt or slide
through the transmitter clip as shown. If
using a belt, slide the transmitter until the
belt is pressed against the base of the clip.
•Expected life for alkaline batteries is
approximately eight (8) hours.
•When the transmitter light glows red,
the batteries should be replaced
immediately, as illustrated.
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Use of the external mic is optional. If the external mic is not
plugged into the transmitter, it will default to using its internal mic.
Rechargeable AA batteries are recommended and can be
purchased locally. We recommend a 4 AA charger that will allow
you to always have a charged set ready each day.
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Mirror Monitor
1 Mountthemirror/monitorovertheexistingmirror.
2 RunwirestoDVR.
A good place to run the wires for the mirror is to tuck them in the
front edge of the headliner and down the passenger side pillar
post. The covers on most modern pillar posts snap in to place
and are easily removed with plenty of room.
3 Runthewiresdownalongthedooredgeandunderthegloveboxto
thelocationoftheDVR.
4 Connectthepower leadtooneoftheavailablepowerleadsontheDVR
powerharness.
5 Plugtheyellow RCA connectorlabeled‘Video1’totheyellow RCA
female connectionofthe2leadscomingfromtheA/VOutputport.
The red audio out is generally not used as audio playback is
not usually needed in the vehicle. If you wish to use the audio
out, you will need to connect to a powered speaker with volume
control.
Hardware: Installation
Mirror Installation
FIG. 8
Mirror Installation
4 Pin A/V
Harness (to DVR)
Power
(Male)
Yellow RCA
(Female)
Power
(Female)
Video
(Female)
Video
(Male)
Yellow RCA
(Male)
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Hardware: Installation
Camera Mount
Themountisanexcellentcommercialmountandisverystrongwhen
properlyaachedtothewindshield.
1 Locatethemountinglocationofthecamera-highandjustrightof
centeronthewindshield.
2 Cleantheglasswherethemountistobeplaced.
3 Pressinonthecenterbuonofthemountandpullthelockinglever
upandoverthecenterbuontolockitinplace.
Leave just enough room for the camera to rotate 180 degrees in
either direction.
This is normally to the rear and slightly to the right of the rear
view mirror/monitor.
Camera Mount Installation
1
2
3
Press in button.
Pull lever over
button.
Locked position.
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Hardware: Installation
Front Camera
1 Runtheincludedcablealongsidethemirror/monitorcabletotheDVR.
2 PlugtheBNC video connectorfromthecameratotheBNC video-in
cablefromtheDVR.
3 Connectthepower leadtooneoftheavailablepowerleadsontheDVR
powerharness.
4 Adjustthelargelockingwheel(FIG.9)abovethecamerasothatthe
cameracanberotatedeasily,yetstayinplacewhiledriving.
Hold the camera rmly while adjusting the wheel.
FIG. 10
Front Camera Installation
Power
(Female)
BNC
(Female)
BNC
(Male)
Power
(Male)
BNC
(Male)
Video (Male)
RCA (Female)
BNC
(Female)
TO DVR
Power
(Female)
Power
(Male)
FIG. 9
Front Camera* Mount System
Locking Wheel
* NOTE: Actual camera appearance may vary from illustration.
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Hardware: Installation
GPS System
Themagnetbackingisverystrongformountingontheroof.Itcanalsobe
mountedinthevehicle,underthewindshield.
1 Mounttheantennae.
2 RoutethecablebacktotheDVRandaachtotheportlabeledGPS.
TheGPSreceiverwilldisplayyourvehiclespeedandcoordinatesatall
timeonthesystemmonitor.Inaddition,GPScoordinatesareimbedded
inallrecordingsmadeonthesystem.Duringplaybackonacomputer,the
usercanelecttodisplayamapshowtheactuallocationofthevehicleasthe
videoisplayed.
As long as the vehicle is in a location with a clear view of the sky
and GPS satellites, you will get a reading from the GPS receiver.
It can be mounted inside or outside of the vehicle.
The location of the camera should give the best view of the rear/
transport area of the vehicle.
If the vehicle has a cage, we suggest the camera be mounted
high as possible and to one side pointing across the rear area
to be viewed. If there is no cage, another choice would be high
in the center of the vehicle in the front and pointing rearward,
mounting just to the rear of the windshield.
IMPORTANT: The ball mount on the rear camera has been
attached at the factory. Do not attempt to tighten further. If
necessary to remove and re-attach, the ball mount should
be tightened only to the point where it stops in the bottom
of the camera.
Setting the GPS Speed Trigger
LocatetheGPSseingsbygoingtoMenu>Vehicle>Speed.Theonly
optionyouwillwanttochangeisthespeedoption.Itispresetto80MPH.
Whenthevehicleistravellingatarategreaterthanthisseing,theDVRwill
begintorecordandrecordaslongasthevehicleisoverthisspeedseing.
G-Force Sensor
TheG-ForcesensorisintegratedintotheDVRandconguredatthe
factory.
Rear Camera
The10-8rearcameraisatrueDay/Nitecamerawithautomaticinfrared
andB/Wfunctions.Italsofeaturesanintegratedmicrophonetocapture
soundsandconversationsintheinteriorofthevehicle.
Mountingoptionsforthiscamerawillvarygreatlyfromvehicletovehicle
andwilldependontypeofvehicleandifthereisareardividerinthe
vehicle.Thecameraissuppliedwithafullyarticulatinguniversalmount.
Oncealocationhasbeenfound,runthesuppliedcablefromthecamera
totheDVR.Thecablewilldierfromthefrontcameraastherearethree(3)
connectionsoneachendinsteadoftwo(2).This3rdconnectionisforthe
builtinmicrophone.Connectthecabletothe‘Rear Cam’sectionattherear
oftheDVR. After installation the G Sensor needs to be ‘zeroed’.
Do this by going to Menu > Vehicle > G Sensor.
Highlight ‘Adjust’ to zero out the sensor.
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Hardware: Conguration
DVR Conguration
1 InsuretheSDcard(s)areproperlyinsertedintheDVRunit.Slot1
shouldbeusedrstasitistheprimaryslot.
2 Startthecarorturnthekeytotheaccessorypositiontopowerupthe
system.
3 Waitafewmomentsandthesystemwillcomeonandgothrougha
briefselftest.
4 Alignthecamerafortheproperview.
We recommend a slightly right of center view. This allows for a
centered view of a vehicle during a trafc stop if you use a left
offset during your stops.
Entering Your Information
1 Press‘Menu’ontheremote.(FIG.12)
2 Usethearrowbuontoscrolldownandselect‘System’.Pressthe
‘Enter’buon(thebuonbetweenthearrowsontheremote).
3 Select‘Basic’andpressthe‘Enter’buon.
4 Youwillbepromptedbyaloginscreen.Entertheproperuserand
password.
5 Scrolldownandenteryourinformationfor:Company(Department),
Driver(LastName),I.D.(Unit/Badge#).
6 Pressthe‘Save’buonwhendonetosaveyourchanges.
If an administrator username and password has not been
dened, use the defaults:
username: admin password: 111111
This is the ID that will be displayed in recordings to identify which
unit made the recording. Up to 8 characters can be used here.
The additional slot is for extra storage. Each slot can accept a
card up to 32GB. This gives the system a total capacity of 64GB.
(2 x 32GB = 64GB)
DVR Conguration
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