Safe Fleet HD3W User manual

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HD3W Wedge Camera Quick Installation Guide
Installation Kit Contents
1. Choose Camera Location
2. Connect the Camera
TIP: Seal the Camera Mounting Holes
For outdoor installations, if a at surface is not avail-
able, carefully seal the mounting holes under the base
of the camera after installation. Do NOT apply silicone
or other sealants around the base of the camera.
CAUTION: Cable Compatibility
This camera requires a special Analog High Denition
(AHD) cable - as indicated by a blue band in front of the
connectors. A standard cable may appear to work on a
small analog screen, but the image will be signicantly
degraded during subsequent playback.
1. Select a at location to minimize possible moisture
leakage into the vehicle. Cameras must be installed
with the cabling running inside the wall panels.
2. Use the supplied drilling guide template to mark the
cable (7/8”) and screw (5/32”) holes on the panel.
3. Use a step-bit to drill the cable hole, and regular
bits for the screw holes.
Routine Maintenance
Most liquid cleaners or grafti gel can be used to clean
your camera enclosure. Do not use abrasive cleaners
that can scratch the window and reduce visibility of the
camera.
Replacing a Damaged Camera or
Camera Top Lid Assembly*
If the camera window is damaged or scratched, a
replacement Top Lid Assembly (PN 050-1019) can be
ordered from your distributor. For any other inquiries to
address camera damage, contact the Safe Fleet Techni-
cal Support Team.
*The Top Lid Assembly includes IR LEDs. The lid is
connected to the camera base by both a cable for the
LEDs and a short lanyard to prevent excessive stress on
the cable. Contact Safe Fleet Support for instructions on
how to disconnect and reinstall the cable and lanyard.
Specications
1. Connect the camera cable to the
extension cable through the panel cable
hole. See Figure 1. Ensure the extension
cable has a blue band in front of the
connectors, indicating it is AHD
(Analog High Denition)-compatible.
2. Connect the extension cable’s 2×3
Micro-Fit connector into a digital video
recorder (DVR).
3. Open the Camera
1. Using the security key supplied with the camera, loosen
the four captive screws on the housing. See Figure 2.
2. Lift the housing off of the base.
Figure 1
Service
If your HD3W Wedge Camera is to be returned for service, please contact the Safe Fleet technical support team, provide the model and/
or serial# of your unit, and ask for a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number. An RMA# allows the support team to better
track your product when it comes in for service. Please show the RMA# on the outside of the package.
ANY PRODUCT SENT WITHOUT AN RMA# MAY BE REFUSED!
Technical Support
• Email: PTsupport@safeeet.net
• Phone: [phone]
Documentation
Additional copies of this guide, along with other supporting documentation can be found on the
SafeFleet Community (https://community.safeeet.net)
• 1x HD3W wedge
camera
• 3x #10 3/4” Phillips
screws
• 1x security key
• 1x Drilling template
TIP: Housing Can Scratch Vehicle
When the camera cover is open, take care to ensure it
does not op against the vehicle surface. Damage to
paint can occur.
Power Consumption 5.2 W max. @ 12 VDC
Operating Voltage Range 9 to 14 VDC (powered by DVR)
Operating Temperature Range -40 to 122°F (-40 to 50°C)
Horizontal Resolution 1080p
Infrared LED Lamps 4 high efciency LEDs
Minimum Illumination 0.7 lx at F2.0, 0 lx (IR on)
Enclosure Size, LxWxH 5.16” (131 mm) x 3.45 “ (88 mm) x 3” (77 mm)
Enclosure Material Solid aluminum alloy, powder-coated
Window Impact-resistant polycarbonate, scratch-resistant, UV protected
Connector Cable length 9.5” (24.1 cm)
Weight 1.22 lbs (554 g)
8. Replace Camera Housing CAUTION: Do Not Pinch Safety Wire
Ensure closing the cover does not pinch the wire
connecting the cover to the base. This can allow
moisture to enter and damage the unit.
1. Close the housing back over onto the base.
2. Use the security key to tighten the four captive locking
screws. See 3, 7, and 8 in gure 2.

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4. Install the Camera
CAUTION: Camera and PCB Wiring
While installing the camera, do not impact the printed
circuit board or wiring inside the camera with screws or
screwdriver bits. Damage to the camera can occur.
Use the three #10×3/4” mounting screws supplied with the
camera to attach the camera to a wall or ceiling.
See Figure 3.
The mounting gaskets on the camera base seal the screw
and cable holes when mounted on a at surface.
TIP: Allow Camera Ventilation
The camera is designed to vent for proper operation.
Do NOT apply silicone or other sealants around the
base of the camera.
1. Rotation: depending on how the camera is mounted,
rotate the camera lens so the video appears upright on
the video monitor.
2. Pan: grip the camera pan adjustment U-Bracket sides
and twist it to nd the required view.
3. Tilt: loosen the tilt adjustment screws on the U-Bracket
until the camera tilts. Tighten the tilt screws after
adjustments are complete. Do not adjust tilt after
tightening screws.
TIP: Do Not Adjust Other Screws
The HD3W camera is factory adjusted for lens
position. Sliding back the gimbal may result in the
camera seeing parts of the housing.
TIP: Check Video Output from DVR
After replacing camera housing, ensure the
desired eld of view is achieved. Adjust if camera
housing obstructs the view.
7. Conguration Settings*
5. View Camera Output
1. Power on the DVR and camera.
2. Connect the supplied local video out adapter cable’s 3.5mm audio plug to the camera’s Local Video Out socket. See
gure 2.
3. Connect the local video out cable’s RCA end to a video monitor to see the camera’s line of view while adjusting the
camera’s rotation, pan, and tilt positions.
1. In the camera, press the menu button to display the
conguration menu on the monitor.
2. Toggle the button up or down to select from BACKLIGHT
or EXT LED options, or to SAVE and EXIT.
3. With an option selected, toggle the button left or right to
select sub menu options.
4. Toggle up or down to exit the option and select SAVE and
EXIT.
BLC (Back Light Compensation)
WDR (Wide Dynamic Range)
OFF: (default) shutter speed is based on the light level of the entire image.
BLC: helps improve image quality when back lighting is strong.
WDR: helps reduce glare for scenes with simultaneous wide variance in lighting.
External LED OFF: IR is disabled. Use in product congurations where IR is not required.
AUTO: (default) IR LEDs illuminate automatically upon HD3W sensing a low light
condition.
1: Top lid assembly
2: Captive housing screws
3: IR LED/ground cable and lanyard
4: Menu button
5: Camera gimbal
6: Local video out
7: Base
8: Camera sealing gasket
Figure 3
Figure 4
Figure 5
Menu
button
Figure 2
Pan
Tilt
Rotate
6. Aim the Camera
To get the required video image, adjust the camera‘s rotation,
pan, and tilt settings using the adjustment controls shown in
Figure 4 and described in the following steps:
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
*Camera conguration settings are also accessible from your recorder via CoC (Control over Coax) on-screen dis-
play menus. For more information, consult your recorder documentation.