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MobileView 7000 Series User Manual
1072995B • REV 02.00 • ISS OCT 2016

MobileView 7000 Series User Manual ii
MobileView 7000 Series User Manual
This guide is item number 1072995B, October 2016.
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Table of Contents
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION...................................................................1
PREREQUISITE.................................................................................................................. 1
SAFETY ............................................................................................................................ 1
PRODUCT OVERVIEW ....................................................................................................... 1
7000 SERIES.............................................................................................................................. 2
7001H ..................................................................................................................................... 3
PRODUCT CONTENTS................................................................................................................... 3
FRONT AND REAR PANELS................................................................................................ 4
7001 FRONT PANEL.................................................................................................................... 4
7001H FRONT PANEL ................................................................................................................. 5
7001 REAR PANEL...................................................................................................................... 6
7001H REAR PANEL ................................................................................................................... 6
REVIEWING STORED IMAGES......................................................................................................... 7
CHAPTER 2 INSTALLATION AND WIRING ...............................................8
NETWORK VIDEO RECORDING SYSTEM............................................................................. 8
LOCATING THE RECORDER ............................................................................................................ 8
MOUNTING THE RECORDER .......................................................................................................... 8
TOOLS AND MATERIALS ............................................................................................................... 9
ATTACHING RECORDER HARDWARE ................................................................................10
HARNESS CONNECTIONS............................................................................................................. 10
CONNECTOR REMOVAL.............................................................................................................. 10
CONNECTIONS ................................................................................................................11
P1 AND P1A HARNESS CONNECTIONS .......................................................................................... 11
Power input connections .................................................................................................................11
Connecting the Power .....................................................................................................................12
Battery disconnect systems..............................................................................................................12
P2 HARNESS CONNECTIONS ........................................................................................................ 12
Video out connection.......................................................................................................................13
P2A HARNESS CONNECTION ....................................................................................................... 13
P3 HARNESS CONNECTIONS ........................................................................................................ 13
Serial power connections ................................................................................................................14
P4 HARNESS CONNECTIONS ........................................................................................................ 14
Power connections ..........................................................................................................................14
Video out connection.......................................................................................................................14
Audio out connection.......................................................................................................................14
P6 AND P7 HARNESS CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................ 14
Power connections ..........................................................................................................................16
Relay output.....................................................................................................................................16
Analog input....................................................................................................................................16
P8 HARNESS CONNECTIONS ........................................................................................................ 18

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CADDY SWAP ........................................................................................................................... 18
CHAPTER 3 CONFIGURATION .............................................................. 19
SERVICE LAPTOP REQUIREMENTS....................................................................................19
CONNECTING THE RECORDER SOFTWARE ........................................................................19
OPENING A BROWSER CONNECTION ............................................................................................. 20
GENERAL BROWSER PAGES ......................................................................................................... 20
Login............................................................................................................................................... 20
Landing Page.................................................................................................................................. 21
WEB PAGE WINDOW LAYOUT..................................................................................................... 21
CONFIGURATION PAGES .................................................................................................22
VIDEO PAGES............................................................................................................................ 22
LIVE........................................................................................................................................ 22
OVERLAY SETTINGS ................................................................................................................... 22
CAMERA SETTINGS..........................................................................................................23
MANAGE DEVICES..................................................................................................................... 23
IP BASIC SETTINGS .................................................................................................................... 24
IP ADVANCED SETTINGS............................................................................................................. 24
EVENTS PAGES ................................................................................................................25
Display Event Summary.................................................................................................................. 25
CONFIGURING AN EVENT............................................................................................................ 26
Special Concepts............................................................................................................................. 27
NOTIFICATION PAGES .....................................................................................................27
SYSTEM ALARMS....................................................................................................................... 27
Configuring Alarm Triggered Record ............................................................................................ 28
GSENSOR................................................................................................................................ 28
Setting up G Sensor Alarm ............................................................................................................. 29
Setting up Install Orientation ......................................................................................................... 29
ALARM SETTINGS............................................................................................................29
ALARM INPUTS ......................................................................................................................... 29
ALARM OUTPUTS...................................................................................................................... 30
ACCELEROMETER ...................................................................................................................... 31
J1939 MESSAGE TYPE............................................................................................................... 31
J1939 TYPE ASSIGNMENT.......................................................................................................... 31
NETWORK SETTINGS .......................................................................................................31
AUTO DISCOVERY ..................................................................................................................... 31
ETHERNET................................................................................................................................ 32
Assign Ethernet Ports ..................................................................................................................... 32
WIRELESS SETTINGS .................................................................................................................. 33
WPA Security Modes ...................................................................................................................... 33
Client Settings................................................................................................................................. 33
Wireless Survey............................................................................................................................... 33
TRANSMIT LIMITS ..................................................................................................................... 34
SYSTEM SETTINGS ...........................................................................................................34

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GENERAL SYSTEM SETTINGS........................................................................................................ 34
DATA MANAGEMENT ................................................................................................................ 34
DATE AND TIME........................................................................................................................ 34
MEDIA SETUP........................................................................................................................... 35
MUX...................................................................................................................................... 36
AUDIO SETUP........................................................................................................................... 36
SERIAL PORTS........................................................................................................................... 36
EXTENSIONS............................................................................................................................. 37
ADMINISTRATION ...........................................................................................................37
USER ACCOUNTS ...................................................................................................................... 37
LOGGING................................................................................................................................. 37
CONFIGURATION....................................................................................................................... 38
FIRMWARE .............................................................................................................................. 39
SYSTEM EXTENSIONS ......................................................................................................39
J1939 EXTENSION .................................................................................................................... 39
DIAGNOSTIC TRANSMISSION ....................................................................................................... 39
SUPPORTED MESSAGES.............................................................................................................. 40
SUPPORTED QUERIES................................................................................................................. 40
SUPPORTED CONTROLS.............................................................................................................. 40
CONFIGURATION PORTS AND MODE ............................................................................................ 40
CONFIGURATION INPUT MESSAGES.............................................................................................. 41
Configuration Message Database...................................................................................................42
CHAPTER 4 LCD PANEL ........................................................................43
NAVIGATING THE LCD SCREEN.........................................................................................43
ADJUSTING THE ILLUMINATION ................................................................................................... 43
LCD MENU ......................................................................................................................44
EXCEPTION MENU...........................................................................................................44
LIST INTERACTION ..................................................................................................................... 44
ACKNOWLEDGE AND SILENCE AN EXCEPTION ................................................................................. 44
STATUS MENU ................................................................................................................45
OPEN STATUS MENU................................................................................................................. 45
VIDEO STATUS.......................................................................................................................... 45
Opening the Video Status Menu ......................................................................................................46
WIRELESS MENU ...................................................................................................................... 46
Opening the Wireless Menu.............................................................................................................46
MEDIA MENU .......................................................................................................................... 47
Opening the Media menu ................................................................................................................47
G Sensor Menu................................................................................................................................47
Opening the G Sensor Menu............................................................................................................48
ALARM MENU.......................................................................................................................... 48
Opening the Alarm Menu ................................................................................................................48
OTHER MENU .......................................................................................................................... 49
Opening the Other Menu.................................................................................................................49

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MAINTAIN MENU............................................................................................................49
OPENING MAINTAIN MENU........................................................................................................ 50
EXPORT CFG MENU.................................................................................................................. 50
IMPORT CFG MENU.................................................................................................................. 50
EXPORT LOG MENU .................................................................................................................. 50
MEDIA MENU .......................................................................................................................... 51
UPGRADE MENU ...................................................................................................................... 51
SHUTDOWN ............................................................................................................................. 51
INFO MENU ....................................................................................................................52
CHAPTER 5 HARDWARE ...................................................................... 53
HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS...........................................................................................53
VIDEO SURVEILLANCE ................................................................................................................ 53
DIGITAL INPUT RECORDING ........................................................................................................ 54
NETWORK AND INTERFACE ......................................................................................................... 54
PHYSICAL................................................................................................................................. 54
ENVIRONMENTAL...................................................................................................................... 54
ELECTRICAL .............................................................................................................................. 54
ANALOG CHANNEL BANK CURRENT LIMITS.................................................................................... 54
SYSTEM MAINTENANCE ..................................................................................................55
CHAPTER 6 USE CASES ........................................................................ 56
SCREEN SNAPS................................................................................................................56
CAMERA DEVICE LIST ......................................................................................................56
DECIDING VIDEO STREAM ...............................................................................................56
INSTALL A WIRELESS CARD ..............................................................................................56
GLOSSARY........................................................................................... 57

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MobileView 7000 Series User Manual 1
Chapter 1
Introduction
This manual provides an overview of the product and detailed instructions for MobileView
7000 Series recorders. The 7000 Series recorders include the 7001 Network Video
Recorder and 7001H Hybrid Network Video Recorder.
Read these instructions and all related documentation before installing or operating this
product. The most current versions of this and related documentation are available from
technical support. Contact technical support for questions or concerns.
Note: Only qualified service personnel, complying with all applicable codes, should
perform hardware installation.
Prerequisite
Before using this document, have a basic knowledge of the following:
•CCTV systems and components
•Electrical wiring
•Windows operating system
•TCP/IP networking
•Standard web browser use
Safety
Ensure the recorder is stable and fastened in place when in use
Do not operate if wires are exposed
The recorder should be located in a ventilated area
Product Overview
The MobileView 7000 Series Recorders include the 7001 Network Video Recorder (NVR)
and 7001H Hybrid Network Video Recorder. Each model supports up to sixteen (16)
audio/visual inputs, and optional equipment such as a status/tag indicator, GPS antenna, and
wireless networking devices. The 7001 NVR supports IP audio/visual devices only. The
7001H Hybrid NVR supports any combination of IP or analog audio/visual inputs up to

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sixteen (16) total and optimizes front and rear ports and connectors to improve installation
time and eliminate redundancy.
The central component of the MobileView system is a high-quality recorder. It records
time-stamped data for up to 16 IP or analog cameras, up to 12 digital inputs, and two analog
inputs. The amount of surveillance information the recorder can store is determined by
storage capacity of the main media caddy, the resolution and the frame rate settings of IP or
analog cameras, and the total operational hours in a day. The recorder captures video
within 90 seconds of receiving the vehicle ignition signal. The recorder continues to capture
data while the signal is present and for a defined period after the vehicle ignition signal
ends. Surveillance and event-based video data is stored on a removable media caddy. When
storage capacity is full, the recorder automatically overwrites the oldest data with the new
data in a FIFO (first-in, first-out) order.
Recorders use MobileView Navigator to review surveillance and event-based video stored
on the removable media caddy. Wi-Fi allows for automatic video transfer and downloads
using the Depot Manager software. Recorders include a built-in web server to configure
operating parameters.
A MobileView system consists of the recording device, cameras, and any optional
equipment.
A representation of a common 7000 Series system is shown below.
7000 Series
Typical MobileView NVR System Layout
1. IP Camera, 16 IP cameras (max)
2. Ethernet (CAT5) cable
a. Switch to cameras
b. Recorder to switch
3. GPS antenna
4. NVR assembly
5. External wireless

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6. Wireless antenna
7. Wireless antenna cable
8. Panic button
9. Ethernet PoE switch (8 or 16 port)
7001H
1. 16 Cameras max (IP or Analog)
2. Camera connection cable. Ethernet (CAT5) for IP cameras, COAX power and
audio for analog cameras
3. GPS antenna
4. Recorder Platform
5. External wireless
6. Wireless antenna
7. Antenna connection cable
8. Recorder status
9. Ethernet PoE switch (required for IP cameras)
Product Contents
The MobileView 7000 Series recorders include:
•Recorder main assembly and key
•Removable media caddy and key
•Removable wiring harnessing
•Internal wireless (optional)

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MobileView 7000 Series recorders support these accessories:
•16 IP input channels (7001)
•16 IP or analog AV input channels (7001H)
•Status/tag button
•GPS antenna
•External wireless
•LCD display monitor
Inspect the package and contents for visible damage. If any components are damaged or
missing, do not use the unit and contact the supplier immediately. When returning the
product, use the original shipping box.
Front and Rear Panels
The recorder front panel is the primary user interface for interacting with the device and
checking heath status. The rear panel contains all harness connection points.
7001 Front Panel
MobileView Recorder Front Panel
Description of front panel
No.
Name
Function Description
1
LCD screen
Displays t device exception information, device working status, system
maintenance, and other useful information.
Keypad
User input keys for navigating menus displayed on the LCD screen and
entering activity selections.
2
Status indicator
PWR: Power indicator
Green steady: Power on
Red flashing: Delayed startup
Red steady: Device in standby mode
REC: Record indicator
Green light when recording
No light when not recording

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No.
Name
Function Description
ERR: System fault indicator
3
AV OUT
6-pin aviation plug for audio and video output (used for maintenance)
4
SD card slot
Reserved for NVR system log
eSATA
eSATA interface
USB
Connection for a USB removable storage device
LAN
Connects the NVR to network for internet connectivity
5
Caddy key lock
Rotate right to lock, left to unlock
6
Thumbscrews
Tighten to ensure caddy does not fall out when key lock is unlocked
7001H Front Panel
No.
Name
Function Description
1
LCD screen
Displays the information of device exception, device working status, system
maintenance, and other useful information
Keypad
User input keys for navigating menus displayed on the LCD screen and
entering activity selections
2
Status
indicator
PWR: Power indicator
Green steady: Power on
Red flashing: Delayed startup
Red steady: Device in standby mode
REC: Record indicator
Green light when recording;
No light when not recording
ERR: System fault indicator
3
SD card slot
Reserved for NVR system log
eSATA
eSATA interface
USB
Connection for a USB removable storage device
LAN
Connects the NVR to network for internet connectivity
4
Caddy key
Lock
Rotate right to lock, left to unlock.
5
Thumbscrews
Tighten to ensure caddy does not fall out when key lock is unlocked

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7001 Rear Panel
MobileView Recorder Rear Panel
Description of rear panel
ID
Name
Description
1
POWER
6-pin aviation plug for power supply
2
EXT.DEV
10-pin aviation plug for RS-422 communication
3
RS232
Connector for RS-232 devices
4
AVOUT
4-pin aviation plug for audio and video output
5
ALARM
Alarm input/output interface
6
EXT.IO
EXT.IO interface, including analog alarm input and sensor input
7
GPS
GPS antenna interface
8
WIFI (optional)
Wi-Fi antenna interface (2x)
9
REAR
Network interface
10
VGA
VGA interface to connect viewing monitor
7001H Rear Panel
ID
Name
Description
1
POWER
6-pin aviation plug for power supply
2
RS485
Connector
3
RS232
Connector for RS-232 devices
4
AVOUT
4-pin aviation plug for audio and video output

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5
ALARM
Alarm input/output interface
6
EXT.IO
EXT.IO interface, including analog alarm input and sensor input
7
GPS
GPS antenna interface
8
WIFI (Optional)
Wi-Fi antenna interface (2x)
9
REAR
Network interface
10
PORTS
Four (4) rear mounted analog video audio ports
11
VGA
VGA interface to connect viewing monitor
Aviation connectors implement a screw-down knurl and relies on a high friction
coefficient to remain locked in place.
Molex connectors are from the Micro-Fit family and employ a positive latching
ramp mechanism to lock the connector in place.
Reviewing Stored Images
The 7000 Series recorders convert information from IP and/or analog AV inputs into digital
format and store it onto the removable media caddy. This data is exported or reviewed by a
Video Review Station running MobileView Depot Manager software. The recorder
connects to the Video Review Station through a network connection. The Video Review
station is generally a laptop or desktop computer running a compatible Windows operating
system. When connected to the recorder, users can view and export live and recorded
surveillance data, check logs, and retrieve device health diagnostics. Most of these
functions are available when connected to the recorder media caddy.
Refer to MobileView Depot Manager guides for video review station requirements, a list of
compatible software, and more information on how to retrieve and view images from the
recorder and media caddy.

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Chapter 2
Installation and Wiring
Network Video Recording System
The MobileView 7000 Series recorder is designed for installation on public transit vehicles.
Components of the recorder assembly
1. Recorder main housing
2. Recorder storage caddy
Locating the Recorder
Recorders are normally mounted in the vehicle’s electronics enclosure. These enclosures
vary in size and location, depending on the vehicle make and model and provide enough
space for the recorder. For most vehicles, this is located behind the driver, and is typically
lockable and climate controlled. When deciding the location of the recorder, ensure space is
protected against liquid and foreign material intrusion, and provides enough ventilation to
maintain a 0 to 55°C operating temperature range. For lower temperature down to -20°C
the device implements an integrated heater used to bring the temperature of the device to an
operating range within 20 minutes.
Mounting the Recorder
The MobileView 7000 Series recorders are designed to resist shock and vibration forces
commonly observed on a transit vehicle. Resistance to specific levels are only obtained

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when the recorder is secured to a stationary (with respect to the vehicle), vibration-resistant,
horizontal surface. Mounting the recorder in a way that does not meet these requirements
may result in undesired performance.
To mount the recorder:
1. On a flat, stationary, and vibration-resistant surface, use the recorder base as a template
to mark and drill four mounting holes.
2. Using bolts, locking washers, and nuts, mount the recorder base plate to the vehicle
surface.
Mounting the recorder
1. Mounting bolts
2. Main housing
To resist vibration, use nuts with a thread locking compound or a self-locking nylon insert.
Failure to use such devices may result in insecure mounting and damage to the unit.
Tools and Materials
The list of tools and materials below is recommended for installation. This list is not
complete and the installation may require different or specialty items.
BNC crimper
Cat 5 ethernet crossover cable
Cat 5 ethernet patch cable
Drill and bits, up to 5/8 in.
Electrical connections (ends, lugs,
etc.)
Electrical tape
Electrical voltmeter
Extension cords
General tools
Heat shrink
Hole saws, up to 1–1/8 in.
Laptop/viewing station
Thread-locking compound
Molex pin crimper
Phillips and flathead screwdrivers
Riv-nut gun
Socket set, up to 5/8 in.
Solder gun with solder
Spare BNCs
Wrenches, up to 5/8 in.
Spare Molex pins
Spare terminal blocks
Tie wraps (8 in.)
Torx bit, secured #10
Wire snake
Wire strippers

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Attaching Recorder Hardware
Use the following information to attach field wires directly to connectors. Harnesses provide an easy
way to connect and disconnect the recorder from the vehicle for service, maintenance, or repair.
Connectors must be fully seated and each screw down tightly to ensure the connector remains in place
during normal operation.
WARNING:The installer is responsible to power off the recorder before connections are made.
Check all power connections for shorts and grounds before applying power. Failure to follow this
recommendation may result in damage to the vehicle or the recorder, including injury to the
installation personnel.
Harness connections
Harness connections to the recorder are made on the rear panel.
NVR Harness Connections
Harness connections
P1
Power input connector
P1A
7001H Power input connector (12A input)
P2
External devices connector
P2A
7001H RS485 connector
P3
Serial interface connector
P4
MUX AV output connector
P6
Multi-IO connector part 2
P7
Multi-IO connector part 1
Connector Removal
The recorders P6 and P connections employ a locking mechanism to ensure connection to the recorder
during operation. Connectors are logistically difficult to remove. To remove a connector, fully
disengage the locking mechanism and gently rock the connector side to side while pulling the
connector away from the recorder chassis. The connector eventually pulls free.

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Connections
Connectors and harnesses are used to connect power cables and other parts to the MobileView
system.
P1 and P1A harness connections
The P1/P1A harness joins a 6-pin Molex type connector to the circular P1/P1A connector. This
assembly provides dedicated termination points for main power, ground, and ignition. Common and
specific usage of each termination point is provided in the following table. Looping outputs may be
used to power and control other MobileView devices or additional equipment. Attach the power
cable to the rear panel with six pins.
Harness P1 applies to the 7001 recorder and implements a 5A fuse. Harness P1A applies to the
7001H recorder and implements a 12A fuse. The bigger fuse allows powering analog cameras
connected to the 7001H.
Main Power Harness
P1 Harness pinout
6-pin Molex
Color
Use
Connector
1
Red
Main PWR(+)
P1.1
2
Black
GND
P1.2
3
White
Ignition(+)
P1.6
4
Red
Main PWR(+)
P1.2
5
Black
GND
P1.5
6
White
Ignition(+)
P1.6
-
Black
Ignition(-)
P1.3
Power input connections
Main power, ground, and ignition are supplied from the vehicle sources to the three-terminal Molex
connector labeled J1 on the P1/P1A harness. In addition to integrated harness fuses, we recommend
external inline fusing with the main power and ignition inputs displayed below. Adjust main fuse size
to accommodate the installed recorder model.
P1 Main Power Connections

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Connecting the Power
1. Run a three-conductor 16 AWG cord from the vehicle power, electrical ground, and ignition
source locations to the recorder.
Note: Adding inline, fast-blow fuses to the main power and ignition inputs is recommended.
2. With the vehicle power off, connect to the vehicle power and ignition sources.
Contact the vehicle manufacturer for information on connecting to the vehicle power source.
3. At the recorder, remove the P1/P1A connector.
4. Terminate power, ignition, and ground wires to the proper terminal of a mating Molex
connector.
5. Connect the mating Molex connector to the J1 connector on the P1/P1A harness.
6. Before reattaching the P1/P1A connector to the recorder, turn on the vehicle power and use a
voltmeter to check each Molex terminal for proper voltage and polarity.
Main power and ignition voltages should be nominal 12 or 24 VDC.
Note: MobileView 7000 Series recorder supports nominal SAE vehicle voltages of 12 and
24 VDC.
7. After confirming voltages and polarities are correct, remove vehicle power, plug the P1/P1A
connector into the recorder, and tighten the retaining ring.
8. Check all connections before starting vehicle power.
Battery disconnect systems
Many vehicles incorporate a source disconnect device, also called a battery disconnect or knife
switch. The device removes power to noncritical systems during routine maintenance or to stop long-
term battery drain. When the recorder is connected to a device, it is subject to immediate and
uncontrolled loss of power. Uncontrolled power loss can negatively affect expected system
performance. The recorder avoids this by implementing an internal UPS, designed to keep the system
operational for 3-7 seconds after all power is lost. This allows the device plenty of time to stop any
open processes and close files in preparation for power loss.
P2 harness connections
Harness P2 applies to the 7001 recorder. The P2 harness connects three multi-pin screw-down type
connectors to the circular P2 connector. This delivers dedicated termination points for external
devices. Common and specific usage of each termination point is provided in the following table.
P2 External Devices Harness
P2 Harness pinout