UCIT LIVE HD 4 Camera DVR. Installation Manual. 1/18 Version 1.0

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1 UCIT LIVE HD 4 Camera DVR Installation Manual 1/18 Version 1.0

2 This is a step by step guide that will walk you through installing the UCIT LIVE HD 4 Channel Camera System. Basic wiring experience and knowledge is required at the minimum. Please follow each step, otherwise your system may not work properly. If you have any questions regarding the installation of this system contact Support at Press #6 or Support@SafetyTrack.net. We are always available for questions when needed. Please take your time, take caution and Enjoy! Tools Required: Power Drill Volt Meter Wire Crimpers Wire Strippers Electrical Tape Zip Ties Wire Connectors (Installer s Choice ex.t-tap, ring connector, or simply poke and wrap) Extra wire (Shouldn t need but just in case) Screwdrivers (flat head and Philips) Self Tapping Screws 3M Double Sided Trim Tape* Auto trim removal tool* Flashlight* What s In The Box: DVR SD Card (if applicable) Power Harness (6 Pin) Input Harness (10 Pin) (If Applicable) GPS Antenna Communication Antenna Microphone (If Applicable) Microphone Extension (If Applicable)

3 Notes and Precautions Please make sure power connections are clear to you before you make the connection. Please Follow this Guide STEP BY STEP do not skip around. It is normally required to have a professional installer install these units. Keep DVR System away from liquids, heavy dust and dirt, fire and extreme temperatures. If possible keep the equipment in a well ventilated area. Review packing list or whats in the box to make sure you have everything. NOTE: Any modifications to the device or software outside of company standards without company approval are not a responsibility of Safety Track and will void the warranty. Getting Started: Familiarize yourself with the contents of the box. Plan where the DVR will be mounted and how you will run the cameras before you connect to a power source. Also keep in mind any special instruction from Sales Rep or Customer on mounting location of the DVR, cameras and antennas. Remember to conceal all wires and cabling the best as possible unless otherwise directed.

4 Step 1: Find a suitable location to mount the DVR in such a way that is accessible to the fleet manager. (To pull SD card and for troubleshooting) The DVR can also be hidden if requested. Step 2: After unboxing the equipment, and getting acquainted with what s included, start by plugging in accessories. A. Plug in and run the GPS Antenna. (square shaped) Anywhere that has a direct sightline to the sky for best reception. B. *Verizon and WIFI Models Only. Attach the blade communication antenna to the gold threaded nob protruding from the DVR. In most cases it is best to use the antenna extension provided so you can mount it away from the DVR to ensure optimum performance. A B C To the right is an example of a mounting location. Comm is adhered to a window or windshield of the vehicle. Another commonly placed location for Comm is in the A pillar. This way the Comm is out of sight. The same goes for the GPS Antenna. When it comes to the GPS specifically, make sure that the GPS receiver is sticker side down. A B C. Plug in the Accessory Harness for the microphone (If Applicable). Follow the steps below to ensure proper connection of the microphone: C

5 C DVR Find the Accessory Harness RCA (Female) White Wire Only 3 Find the Microphone Extension Yellow RCA (Male) and Red plug (Female) 4 Plug the Yellow RCA (Male) from Microphone 5 6 Find the Power Plug the Black Plug (Male) from the Power Harness into the Red Plug (Female) on the Find the Microphone White RCA (Female) and Red Plug (Female) 7 8 Plug Yellow RCA (Male) from Microphone Extension into White RCA (Female) on Microphone Plug Red Plug (Male) from Microphone Extension into Red Plug (Female) on Microphone

6 Place the Microphone so that it is visible and in an optimum position to get the best clarity. Pictured right is a recommended placement example. Driver side A-Pillar, this way it is near the driver. Step 3: Mount the cameras as directed or as needed. Each camera is individually packaged with mounting hardware supplied. Every camera type is different when it comes to mounting or adjustment. Following are a few examples of camera mounts and positions. Camera Model: ST-1252 Ensure cameras are aimed properly by adjusting screws or post wheel. The Screws adjust the camera tilt and the wheel adjusts camera position. In the example to the right the camera is mounted with the supplied 3M Trim tape. This Camera is placed in the upper corner of the windshield on the passenger side for a driver view. This is a very versatile camera because it can be mounted to achieve specific angles as well as be mounted in or on the exterior. Camera Model: ST-1231 Ensure cameras are properly aimed by adjusting the 4 screws on both sides of the camera shown at the right. This camera example, as you can see, has also been mounted with 3M trim tape. The bracket attached to this camera is steel and will allow for screw mounting a a bit easier. This camera type is typically placed on the exterior of a vehicle. Much like the ST-1252, its weatherproof. In the example to the right you see it being mounted to achieve an exterior rear view.

7 This camera can also be used as a side mount. Simply by using the hardware supplied in the box. To the right you will see the hardware required to adjust the bracket to either side of the camera. Place the raised plastic mount on the top and the bottom of the camera, use the small screws to mount the plastic piece. Once you have the raised plastic piece mounted you can fit the bracket and secure with an Allen screw. Finished product shown to the right. This view is beneficial to capture common side swipe incidents or to capture blind spots. Camera Model: ST-1225A When it comes to the interior (Non-IVR) Camera there is a small grove etched into the back. (Shown Right) This indicates when the camera is up right and in the proper position. Etching should line up with the T in the bracket. You may need to adjust the screws with the Phillips driver, Not Included. This will allow you to adjust the mounting stand angle. This will also loosen the bracket holding the camera so you can rotate it if needed. Be sure to line up the groove etched into the back of the camera to ensure a straight and proper position. Example to the right shows a popular mounting position on a vehicle s windshield (interior). This would require rotating the camera inside the bracket by loosening the bracket screw.

8 Step 4: Run camera cables with supplied 5 meter extension cables. Ensure proper connection, use electrical tape if needed. DVR Pigtails: V - Video Output A - Audio Output N/A 1. Camera 1 Video Input 2. Camera 2 Video Input 3. Camera 3 Video Input 4. Camera 4 Video Input *If monitor is used for a backup camera view, make sure the camera you want to use as a backup camera is plugged into Camera 1 Video input. This step describes how to plug in the cameras and mounting. Which ever you prefer to do first. In most cases it is easier to mount the cameras as long as you know you will have enough cable. NOTE: Be sure to line up the arrows on both ends of this connection otherwise the cameras won t connect and you could damage the pins. To the right you will see Channel 1 from the DVR (Male) plugs into the corresponding camera extension (Female). The other end of the extension (Male) Plugs into the pigtail coming from each camera you will need to line up this connection as well. NOTE: Line the groves up for a fit. No Force Lastly, and a very important step is to create a watertight seal, using the supplied seal, pictured to the right. Find the How To Video on our website.

9 Step 6: Run the power cable to a power source. Typically the ignition harness under the driver side steering wheel. Test and make sure you have a constant power source and a proper ignition source. 1. Ground (Black) 2. Ignition (Blue) 3. Power (Yellow) 4. N/A 5. Microphone Ground 6. Microphone Power Make the connection then attach 6 pin to DVR. Step 7: Ensure proper connection by checking the lights on the DVR. If you see lights then you have power. It may take a few seconds for lights to come on after you connect. Red = Recording. Blue = GPS. Orange = Network. -Red will consistently blink every second or so to indicate recording and writing to the memory card. -Blue will be solid when GPS Lock is achieved. -Orange will be solid when connected to the network. Clean up! INSTALLATION COMPLETE!