Dakota Micro InnoPro DMIP-CO4 User manual

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User Manual
InnoPro® HD Industrial Ruggedized IP Camera
C (Composite Plastic Tail Connector) Series Part Number(s): M (Metal Tail Connector) Series Part Numbers(s):
Cameras - DMIP-CO4__ Cameras - DMIP-MC__
Camera Tails –DMIP- CP Camera Tail –DMIP-MCT
Cat5e Extension Cables –DMIP-CEC__ Cat5e Extension Cables –DMIP-MEC__
Always read the manual prior to operating this equipment. Also, please follow all safety signs and precautions.
See the Dakota Micro, Inc. website for installation training videos at www.dakotamicro.com.
Table of Contents
I. Included Camera Kit Components 2
II. Standard InnoPro Camera Features 2
III. Camera Mounting 3
IV. Viewing InnoPro via RJ45 3-4
A. Hookup your Components 3
B. Install Your Software 3-4
V. InnoPro Software General Controls 4
VI. InnoPro Software Camera Specific Controls 5
VII. InnoPro Software Drop Down Menu Options 6
A. InnoPro ______________________ 6
B. View _________________________ 6
C. Camera _______________________ 7
D. Help _________________________ 7
VIII. InnoPro Advanced Camera Settings ______7-11
A. Remote Settings _______________7-8
B. Record Schedule________________ 8
C. Stream Access__________________ 8
D. Open Settings in IE ____________8-11
IX. Camera Warnings ______________________ 11
X. Specifications _______________________12-13
XI. Warnings_____________________________ 13
XII. Product Warranty/Repair Process _________ 14
XIII. Consumer Limited Warranty _____________ 16
XIV. Disclaimer ____________________________ 16

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Thank you for purchasing the InnoPro®Camera from Dakota Micro. The InnoPro camera is a ruggedized IP camera that
can survive just about anything the world has to throw at it. Do not expect the InnoPro to be a “fast and easy” way to
view a camera from your smart phone. If this camera were easy to access from the outside world then anyone would be
able to log in and see what it sees. The InnoPro®is a high security, high durability IP camera.
I. INCLUDED INNOPRO CAMERA KIT COMPONENTS
STANDARD INNOPCAMERA FEATURES
II. STANDARD INNOPRO®CAMERA FEATURES
•IP69 Anodized Aluminum camera body - Waterproof,
shockproof, and suitable for nearly any use
•Self-adapting H.264 Video compression allows for reduced
video file size without compromising video image quality
•Fully adjustable mainstream and substream resolution
allows for complete control of video quality and size
•4mm on board camera lens provides true 82-degree
horizontal field of view at 4MP
•Minimum focal distance of 3 inches
•Available with optional onboard memory of 16GB or 64GB
(64GB only available on C series) allows for local storage
of recorded video and image snapshots
•4 Megapixel CMOS sensor with progressive scan
•Video Stream options include RTSP, H264, H265 & MJPG
•50HZ/60HZ selectable video format allows easy camera
integration
•IR has effective range of 50’+ in complete darkness.
•Built-in CDS light-source sensor automatically turns the
IR’s on/off by detecting the light intensity in the
environment
•Removable/replaceable camera tail includes audio in/out
“C” Composite Plastic Tail Connector Series Kit
“M” Metal Tail Connector Series Kit
Description
Item Picture
Description
Item Picture
InnoPro® Camera
Qty 1 - *InnoPro®Camera
Qty 1 - InnoPro®Camera
Bracket
Qty 2 - Nylon Washers
Qty 2 - ¼ 20 bracket bolts
Qty 1 - ¼ 20 Allen wrench
*Memory Options: 16GB or 64GB
InnoPro® Camera
Qty 1 - *InnoPro®Camera
Qty 1 - InnoPro®Camera
Bracket
Qty 2 - Nylon Washers
Qty 2 - ¼ 20 bracket bolts
Qty 1 - ¼ 20 Allen wrench
*Memory Options: 16GB
InnoPro® camera pigtail with Audio
input
InnoPro® camera pigtail with Audio
input
AC Power Adaptor > 2000mA
AC Power Adaptor > 2000mA

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III. CAMERA MOUNTING
Once the camera is securely mounted, plug the camera pigtail into rear of InnoPro® camera. You can now plug the
remaining end of the pigtail into your CAT5 w/ RJ45 and power supply. Make sure all connections points are securely
attached.
IV. VIEWING INNOPRO CAMERA VIA CAT5 w/ RJ45
Items that are required but are not included:
✓Networking Knowledge
✓Open Ethernet Connection (available on your Router, Switch, hub, etc.)
✓Ethernet cable (Cat5 or greater) with RJ45 connections
✓Viewing Device: options you can utilize are:
•Computer (Windows 7 or later)
•NVR (Network Video Recorder, not sold by Dakota Micro)
•Tablet or Smart Phone –Dakota Micro does not provide an app for viewing the InnoPro camera. There are many
free apps available for all platforms (we have had success with “OnVifer”, “IP Camera Viewer Lite”and “Tiny Cam”).
Use the “scan Camera” function when you add a camera to the app to find your InnoPro camera. Dakota Micro
does not provide support for this function. If you are not an advanced network user, consult a network provider for
assistance.
•Default InnoPro Camera Username: Admin
•Default InnoPro Camera Password: 123456
✓External Microphone
A. Connect Your Components and plug in your power adaptor to a wall outlet (if not using 12V POE)
NOTE: Depending upon how the InnoPro camera is hooked up, camera can take up to 90 seconds to fully boot.
B. Install Your Software
1. Download the InnoPro Software at:
http://dakotamicro.com/software/InnoPro/
oBoth32-bit and 64-bit versions are available.
2. Install the software and follow the on-screen install prompts
3. Once the software has completed installation process, open the
InnoPro®Application by double clicking the “InnoPro” icon on your
desktop
4. The “InnoPro®Authentication” box will appear asking that you set
your Admin Password. If you would like, you can assign a password.
Note: If you leave the boxes empty, you will be able to log into the
software in the future without entering a password. You can add or
change your password at any time in the future.

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5. Once your InnoPro®software is open, click on the search icon
() to “Search Devices”. This will identify all the available IP
devices on your network.
6. Devices that are available on your system should appear below the
words “Found Devices” in black. Select a device by single clicking on
it.
NOTE: Additional devices may appear in red. These are devices that
utilize a different protocol and will not be able to be accessed by this
software.
7. Your InnoPro®software will automatically determine any required
setting adjustments. If you see all green checks next to your network
settings, all you need to do is name your camera.
8. Click “Add Camera”. The camera name will appear at the top of the
screen when the camera is selected.
NOTE: Networking is beyond the scope of this guide. Please contact
a networking professional for assistance if necessary.
9. If your InnoPro®camera requires updated Network Settings, a yellow
exclamation mark will appear next to those settings.
10. Click the blue Arrow to the left of “Recommended Network Settings”
to update your settings.
11. Click “Apply Settings”
12. Now you can Name your camera and click “Add Camera”
13. Your Camera(s) will appear in a box in your InnoPro®software
screen.

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V. InnoPro®Software General Controls/Menu Bar Options
Icon
Title
Description
Playback Recorded
Video
Opens folder where recorded videos are stored
Double click files to play back
Right click file name to delete
Once video is playing, right click video for menu options or use
menu toolbar on top of screen
Click icon in upper left corner to return to live view
Add Camera Manually
Allows users to manually add new camera. Requires user to
input IP Address & Port
Search Devices
Allows users to search for new devices on network
Options
Allows users to manually set settings for recording,
performance, security, whether the InnoPro icon will display in
the system tray and auto toggle settings
VI. InnoPro®Software Camera Specific Controls/Menu Bar Options –Applicable ONLY to selected camera
Also available by right clicking on live camera image or selecting “Camera” drop down
Icon
Title
Function
Full screen
Brings selected camera to full screen. Click on the icon to
return to minimized view.
Multi window view
Allows users to tile all cameras in a selectable grid. Alternatively
(click again) it will display user adjustable windows, the below
icon (Tile Sub windows) only appears in the alternate view.
Tile Sub windows
Automatically tiles cameras into a grid using all available space.
Settings
Allows access to advanced Camera settings (see pg. 7 for
further details).
Toggle Substream
Toggles video stream between main and substream (Users also
can set stream in Camera settings).
/
Start/stop record Video
Allows users to record live video feed
Take Snapshot
Allows users to take a snapshot of live video feed
Open Snapshot Folder
Allows users access to snapshot library
Zoom In
Allows users to zoom in on video
Restore Zoom
Restores original full screen video view
Zoom Out
Allow users to zoom out of video (when zoomed in)
/
Toggle Zoom/Move Tool
Allows users to zoom in to a specific section of video.

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VII. INNOPRO SOFTWARE DROP DOWN MENU OPTIONS
INNOPRO Drop Down Menu
Function
Add Camera Manually
Allows users to manually add a new camera. Requires camera IP Address & Port
Search Devices
Allows users to search for new devices on network
Export Config
Allows users to Export custom software configuration
Import Config
Allows users to import custom software configuration
Options
•Allows users to set administrator password and to choose whether program
will require password on quit
•Allows users to set record storage location as well as storage recording space
limitations and recording duration
•Allows users to set RTSP Stream Performance (advanced users only)
•Allows users to select whether program icon appears in system tray
•Allows users the option to auto toggle video stream to be mainstream when
displayed in full screen, but substream when in windowed mode
Exit
Allows users to shut down program
View
VIEW Drop Down Menu
Function
Playback Recorded Video
Opens folder where recorded videos are stored
Double click files to play back
Right click file name to delete
Once video is playing, right click video for menu options or use menu
toolbar on top of screen
Click icon in upper left corner to return to live view
Devices List
Allows users to view ONLY cameras (removes device tree on left
hand side of screen)
Touch Interface
Allows application to be suitable for touch screen applications
Multi window View
Allows users to tile all cameras in a selectable grid. Alternatively
(click a second time) it will display user adjustable windows, the
below icon (Tile Sub windows) only appears in the alternate view.
Tile Sub Windows
Automatically tiles cameras into a grid using all available space.

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Camera
CAMERA Drop Down Menu
Function
Settings
Allows access to advanced Camera settings
Toggle Substream
Toggles video stream between high and low stream (Users can set
stream in Camera settings).
/Start/stop record Video
Allows users to record live video feed
Take Snapshot
Allows users to take a snapshot of live video feed
Open Snapshot Folder
Allows users access to snapshot library
Zoom In
Allows users to zoom in on video
Restore Zoom
Restores original full screen video view
Zoom Out
Allow users to zoom out of video (when zoomed in)
/ Toggle Zoom/Move Tool
Allows users to zoom in to a specific section of video.
Change Camera Name
Allows users to change camera title/name
XRemove Camera
Allows users to remove camera from devices list
Help
HELP Drop Down Menu
Function
Check for Updates
Allows users to check for software updates
About
Provides users with software details including version and build
date.
VIII.INNOPRO®ADVANCED CAMERA SETTINGS –ADVANCED NETWORK USERS
To access, right click on the camera you would like to access and select “settings”.
a. Remote Settings
1. NETWORK tab allows for manual adjustment of:
i. IP Address
ii. Gateway
iii. Netmask
iv. DNS1 & DNS2
v. Port
vi. RTSP Media Port
2. DATE AND TIME

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i. Update Mode
ii. Time Zone (including daylight saving time option)
iii. Time (including synchronize with local time)
3. VIDEO ENCODE tab allows for Main and Substream video adjustment of:
i. Resolution
•Mainstream: Will display all the available mainstream settings available from the camera
•Substream: Will display all the available substream settings available from the camera
ii. I Frame Interval: 1-200
iii. Bitrate
•Mainstream: 1-8,000
•Substream: 1-2,000
iv. Frame Rate: 1-30
4. OSD (On Screen Display)
i. Show Date & Date Position
ii. Show Title, Title Position & Title Text. The title text is the text that displays on the screen. This is different
than the camera name.
5. System
i. Camera Serial Number
ii. Firmware Version
iii. Manufacturer Protocol
iv. Model Number - Hardware ID
v. Direct URL Link to advanced camera settings appears at the bottom of the screen and is titled “Open
settings in IE”. Instructions to access advanced settings in this location are listed in the next section of this
manual.
b. Record Schedule
1. Click on the schedule times you would like for recording to occur and choose your settings
c. Stream Access
1. Camera Name: If no camera name is entered, the camera address will display. You can change the camera name in
this location if it has defaulted to the IP address.
2. Connection Type: RTSP or MJPEG
3. Quality: High (Mainstream) or Low (Substream): allows users to select primary feed
4. FPS: Allows users to view FPS in lower left corner of live video feed
d. ADVANCED USERS–allows for direct camera access. Open settings in IE by:
1. Right click on camera and select “settings”
2. Under “remote settings” there is a hyper-link on the lower left-hand corner that reads “Open settings in
Internet Explorer, click to open. Or right click and select “copy link location” and paste into an IE browser
window.
3. Factory default username is: admin (case sensitive) default password is: 123456
4. If, while using this section the camera settings become inaccessible or stops responding, remove the
camera from your device group and re-search for it. Default username: admin default password: 123456
Click on CONFIG button in upper right-hand corner
i. Network
•Network Status
•Ethernet Setup
•ADSL Setup
•DDNS Setup
•Cloudhost Config

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•FTPA Account Setup
•SMTP Account Setup
•Media Stream Setup
•Platform Setup
•PPTP Setup
ii. Media
•Video Capture
a. IR Cut mode
b. Keep color
c. Sensitivity
d. Start time of night
e. End time of night
f. Brightness
g. Saturation
h. Sharpness
i. Contrast
j. Backlight control
k. Video format
l. Day or night
m. White balance
n. Auto E W
o. Binning or Skip
p. Horizontal Flip
q. Vertical Flip
•Time and Title
i. OSD (On Screen Display)
ii. Overlap Information (Shows bitrate and/or resolution near camera title)
iii. Time Position
iv. Time Format
v. Title Position
vi. Title Message
•Video Encode (both Mainstream and Substream)
i. Encode Format
ii. Resolution (changing the resolution will change the viewing angle of the camera)
▪1080P = 56° true horizontal field of view
▪3MP = 61° true horizontal field of view
▪3MP Wide = 70° true horizontal field of view
▪4MP = 82° true horizontal field of view
iii. Bitrate Control
iv. I Frame Interval
v. Bitrate
vi. Frame Rate
vii. Base Profile
viii. Private Data
ix. Default stream (main or sub)
•Capture Picture
a. Snap picture
b. Picture source (main or sub steam)
c. Picture quality (20-100)

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d. Capture speed (1-2)
•Privacy Mask
a. Mainstream –Area(s) 1-4
b. Substream –Area(s) 1-4
•Media Info (Info only)
a. Resolution
b. Encode Format
c. Bitrate Control
d. I Frame Interval
e. Bitrate
f. Frame Rate
iii. Storage
•Storage Manage
a. SD1/SD2/USB Storage Device –Information regarding on board memory storage
availability
•Storage Setting
a. Storage Setting
b. Motion Alarm Record
c. Motion Alarm Snap
d. Link Down Record
e. Link Down Capture
f. Schedule Record
•Storage Device Information
iv. Alarm
•Motion Alarm
a. Motion Alarm
b. Sensitivity
c. Alarm Threshold
d. Block Count
e. Enable Night Time
f. Night Start Time
g. Night End Time
h. Night Sensitivity
i. Night Alarm Threshold
•Motion Detect Alarm Schedule
a. Period
b. From –To
•Video Lost Alarm
v. System
•Account Manage
a. Add/Modify/Delete User Username
b. Add/Modify/Delete User Password
c. Add/Modify/Delete User group
d. Add/Modify/Delete User Status
•Time Setup
a. Update Mode
b. Time Zone
c. Time
d. Enable DST

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•Log Setup
a. Output Log Type (Debug, Run, Error, Operation, Alarm, Statistic, Common, All)
b. Save Days (1-30)
c. Storage Media (Flash)
d. Storage Strategy (Overwrite when full or Stop when full)
e. Auto Backup (Enable/Disable)
f. Backup Type
•Log File Manage
•System Maintenance
a. Config File Manage
b. System Update
c. System Restore
•Regular Maintenance
•Devices Language
•Version Info
To playback video, Click on PLAYBACK button in upper right-hand corner
This brings up a screen called “Record file play back”. This section allows users to playback and save your video files that are
stored on the memory device on the inside of your InnoPro camera.
i. Record Type –Choice of Motion, Scheduled, Alarm, All
ii. Media Type –Choice of Audio & Video, Only Video, Picture
iii. Start Time
iv. Stream Type –Choice of Mainstream, Substream, All Stream
v. End Time
•Search Button will search for videos that are within the parameters you set with the above options
•Download Button allows for download of the video that you have selected on by “clicking on it” to select.
•Delete button will allows for deletion of the video that you have selected by clicking on it to select.
IMPORANT NOTE: A video file may not appear to have been downloaded in the location selected. This is an issue with windows
versions. Simply select a different location, preferably with a different type of storage and try again.
IX. CAMERA WARNINGS
•NEVER RELY ON YOUR InnoPro® Camera AS A SAFETY FEATURE. It is up to your discretion to keep your road travel and other
operations safe. Your InnoPro® Camera will provide you with information only based on what it sees. Operation of
machinery safety guidelines still apply.
•Keep in mind that the InnoPro camera is a digital camera that has a slight delay, resulting in a video feed that may not
reflect real time events. (Short Delay also present at analog output)
•The InnoPro® Camera is equipped with an array of infrared light emitters which are invisible to the human eye. This feature
will aid in low light conditions but has limitations. The effective range of the night vision feature is 1 to 50+ feet and will
produce a monochrome image only.
•DO NOT ATTEMPT TO DRIVE MACHINERY USING THIS FEATURE.

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X. SPECIFICATIONS
A. Camera
Mainstream Resolution
Selectable Mainstream: 4MP (25FPS), 3MP/3MP wide 1920x1080(30FPS)
Substream Resolution
Selectable Substream: VGA/640x360, CIF, QVGA
Frame Rate
5MP@15FPS, 4MP@25FPS, 3MP@30FPS; supports 1-30 FPS adjustable
Stream
RTSP, H264, H265, MJPG,
On Board Memory (Optional)
16GB or 64GB (64GB only for C Series; engraved on camera body if
present)
On Board Memory Record Duration
Recording durations are variable based on the type of images being
recorded (more movement will use up more memory faster as will
recording of audio and video together) as well as the record settings. There
are MANY variables and the below times listed are basic guidelines for
reference.
4MP (Highest setting w/audio) –½ Hour per GB of Memory
1080P –2 hours per GB of Memory
D1 Substream –4 hours per GB of Memory
QVGA (Lowest setting without audio) –7.5 hours per GB of Memory
Lens Furnished
Board Lens 4mm/F2.0, fixed board lens; minimum/close focus of 3”
(changing the resolution will change the viewing angle of the camera)
1080P = 56° true horizontal field of view
3MP = 61° true horizontal field of view
3MP Wide = 70° true horizontal field of view
4MP = 82° true horizontal field of view
Audio Processing
x1 Audio input and output interface, automatic gain adjustment, high
frequency filtering. External audio input requires separate power
Minimum Illumination
0 LUX @ F2.0 / Auto Day-Night / Passive IR
Video Processing
3D noise reduction, supported digital Wide Dynamic Range, self-adapting
H.264 image compression, adjustable frame rate, JPEG snapshot capable
Bitrate Control
Selectable VBR (Variable Bitrate) or CBR (Constant Bitrate)
Video System
NTSC / PAL switchable via web browser settings section
Video Format
Selectable Frequency - 60hz (North American / 50hz (European)
Auto Electronic Shutter
1/60s~1/100,000s, ON/OFF Switch-able
Auto White Balance
Color Temperature: 2500K~9500K
Auto Gain Control
High/Low Switch-able
Auto Iris Control
Software
Scanning System
Progressive
Gamma Characteristic
0.45 adjustable
Camera Front Glass
Optical Grade Triple Hardened Glass lens
Back Light Compensation
On/Off Switch-able
Construction
Milled Anodized 6061 Aluminum Case

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Waterproofing criteria
IP 69
Dimensions
53x58 (L) mm (Body Only)
Environmental Rating
IP69+
Operating Temp
-45°F~150°F (-42°C~66°C)
Network Connector
RJ45, 10/100M
Control
Onvif Compatible (Profile S)
Power
12V 800mA (10 - 15 V Min/Max)
Note: for POE use only 12V
XI. WARNINGS
•When selecting a camera system from Dakota Micro, be sure to utilize the appropriate system for your use. InnoPro,
AgCam and EnduraCam cameras are designed for high impact, moisture, vibration, and a variety of other rough
conditions. OverView cameras and kit components are designed for light use, low vibration, and low moisture. OverView
equipment is not warranted when used in situations outside of the above-mentioned parameters. We always request
that customers keep in mind that our less expensive OverView product line is cheaper because it does not feature the
reliability and durability of our InnoPro, AgCam and EnduraCam lines. The warranty available on these products reflects
that durability.
•To avoid electrical shock and maintain optimal functionality, do not open the enclosures. High voltage may be present
and there are no user serviceable parts inside. All warranties will be void should any enclosures be tampered with in any
way.
•Do not use any harsh chemical solvents, cleaning agents or corrosive detergent to clean away dirt on the surface of the
screen or lens.
•On AgCam and EnduraCam products, the photo-chromic camera lenses have been made impact-resistant and have been
drop-ball tested according to Sec. 3.84,21 CRF BUT ARE NOT UNBREAKABLE. Because they have been hardened
chemically, they show no stress pattern. Inspect your lenses frequently. Chipped or scratched surfaces will reduce
protection. Such lenses should be replaced only by the manufacturer.
•Power to cameras is not interrupted by turning off monitor; 12v power source must be terminated when not in use to
avoid battery drain. To avoid this problem be sure when hard wiring a unit, use a fused circuit.
•Do not use your Dakota Micro camera system for anything other than legal surveillance and observation uses. Dakota
Micro, Inc. is not liable for any illegal or nefarious usage.

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XII. PRODUCT WARRANTY/REPAIR PROCESS
1. For Technical Support call 1 701-538-4403 OR email [e-mail]
2. Technician will assist in troubleshooting product malfunction.
3. If product malfunction cannot be remedied and a repair is deemed necessary, Technician will issue a Repair Authorization
(RA) number.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
The Technician will note on the RA form if the repair APPEARS to be a warranty or non-warranty issue based on customer description
of the issues at hand. No final determination can be made until inspection and testing of the equipment is completed at the factory.
4. To ensure fast and effective repairs, customer is required to send:
•Dakota Micro Product that Technician has requested/deemed necessary in the proper diagnosis and repair of
malfunction. This may include some or all components of the kit.
•Original/Copy of purchase receipt.
•For serialized items ONLY: If a copy of the original purchase receipt cannot be provided, then DAKOTA MICRO will use
the product manufacture date.
•Customer information, including return address & phone number. If the phone number is not included, the customer
will be sent a letter requesting the needed information.
•RA Number provided by Dakota Micro Technical Support
•Shipping and associated costs to ship product to DM factory to be borne by the customer unless otherwise specified.
5. Customer should mail product to:
Dakota Micro, Inc.
RA # XXXXX
8659 148th ½ Ave. SE
Cayuga, ND 58013
6. Upon receipt and evaluation of product at Dakota Micro Factory, it will be established if the repair is warranty or non-
warranty. If requested, customer will be called and notified of any applicable charges.
7. If the repairs are deemed non-warranty and require a service/repair fee of any kind, a credit card number will be requested
by Order Processing after the repair is completed.
8. If customer is unable to be contacted over the course of 3 weeks regarding required non-warranty repairs, product will be
returned, unrepaired, to the customer.
9. Any product returned without proper documentation may be returned at customer’s expense.
10. Product returned with unconfirmed problems will be assessed a $60 evaluation fee per unit
11. Return shipping costs will be borne by the party at fault; in other words, if Dakota Micro determines that the defective
product was covered under warranty, Dakota Micro pays the shipping charges. If Dakota Micro determines that it was the
customer caused, the customer will pay shipping charges. If a particular circumstance cannot be determined than the cost of
shipping charges will be decided on a discretionary basis depending on the situation at hand.

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XIII. CONSUMER LIMITED WARRANTY
LIMITED WARRANTY
Subject to the disclaimer, limitations and other directions stated hereafter, Dakota Micro, Inc. warrants that the Product will be free from defects in
material and workmanship for periods as stated hereafter from the date of original purchase. THIS WARRANTY IS EXPRESSLY MADE IN LIEU OF
ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS. THE
EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF THE BUYER IS LIMITED TO REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF THE PRODUCT. EXCEPT AS STATED IN THIS WARRANTY,
DAKOTA MICRO SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY LOSS, INCONVENIENCE, OR DAMAGE, INCLUDING DIRECT, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, RESULTING FROM THE USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCT, WHETHER RESULTING FROM BREACH OF
WARRANTY, NEGLIGENCE, STRICT LIABILITY OF ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY. Any oral statements or representations made by anyone which are
contrary to or at variance with the terms stated in this LIMITED WARRANTY are void.
Dakota Micro will, at its option, either repair the defect or replace the defective Product or part thereof with a new or remanufactured equivalent
at no charge to the purchaser for parts or labor for the period of three (3) years for AgCam® /EnduraCam® and InnoPro® cameras; two (2) years for
AgCam®/ EnduraCam® monitors, and Wireless components; Twelve Months (12) for all Overview Cameras & Monitors, cables and all other
accessories.
The Dakota Micro limited warranty periods outlined above apply throughout the United States and Canada only. A one (1) year maximum limited
warranty for all Products applies to all other geographic locations unless otherwise stated in writing by Dakota Micro.
This limited warranty does not apply to any issues connected with appearance that have no relation to the performance of the Product nor to any
Product the exterior of which has been damaged or defaced, which has been subjected to improper voltage or other misuse, abnormal service or
handling, or which has been altered or modified in design or construction.
In order to enforce the rights under this limited warranty, the purchaser should follow the steps set forth in the complete Dakota Micro “Product
Warranty & Repair Process” listed on page 15 - section XIII , and provide proof of purchase to Dakota Micro.
Neither the sales personnel of Dakota Micro nor any dealer or any other person is authorized to make any warranties other than those described
herein, or to extend the duration of any warranties beyond the time periods described herein.
The warranties described herein shall be the sole and exclusive warranties and remedies provided by Dakota Micro. Correction of defects, in the
manner and for the period of time described herein, shall constitute complete fulfillment of all liabilities and responsibilities of Dakota Micro to the
purchaser with respect to the Product, and shall constitute full satisfaction of all claims. In no event shall Dakota Micro be liable or in any way
responsible for any damages or defects in the Product which were caused by repairs or attempted repairs performed by anyone other than Dakota
Micro.
Some states do not allow the limitation or exclusion of incidental or consequential damages, so said limitation may not apply to you.
Any action at law, suit in equity, or other judicial proceeding for the enforcement of any right provided for herein or otherwise, or with respect to
any claim that a purchaser may have against Dakota Micro shall be instituted only in the Courts of the State of North Dakota, either in the state
district court located in Wahpeton, North Dakota or in Federal District Court location in Fargo, North Dakota. Without regard to conflicts of law
principles, the laws of the state of North Dakota shall govern the interpretation and enforcement of the terms of this Limited Warranty and all
aspects of the relationship between Dakota Micro and the purchaser.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights, which may vary from state to state.
XIV. DISCLAIMER
Dakota Micro Inc. products, specifications, pricing, and programs are subject to change without prior notice. Dakota Micro
Inc. reserves the right to make design changes at any time without obligation to retroactively install them on previously sold units.
XV. CONTACT US
Dakota Micro, Inc.
8659 148th ½ Ave. SE.
Cayuga, ND 58013
Management System Registered to ISO 9001
www.dakotamicro.com