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DP-2 In-Vehicle Installation

Manual

Version: 4.5.8 v2 Software Release #: 4.5.8

Document #: 7067283

© Integrian, Inc. 2008

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Technical Support Integrian, Inc. 511 Davis Drive, Suite 300 Morrisville, NC 27560, United States T: (919) 472-5000 F: (919) 472-5099 W: www.integrian.com

Revision History

Rev Date Description

1 Dec 2006 Draft

2 Jan 2007 Release 2

3 March 2007 Release 3

4 April 2007 Release 4

4.1 May 2007 Release 5

4.2.1 June 2007 Release 6

4.3.1 Aug 2007 DP-2 MDVR LED indications.

4.4.3 Sept 2007 Imperial units for MDVR reassembly instructions.

4.4.4 Oct 2007 DP-2 MDVR software update LED indications. Note on protecting passengers from MDVR.

4.4.5 Nov 2007 1.1 – Revised certification requirements. 3.1 – Revised installation planning. 3.2, 4.17.1 – Revised mounting and cabling guidelines. 3.3 – Revised overall installation procedure. 4.2 – Revised MDVR mounting and grounding. 4.4 – Revised power filter mounting. 2.2, 4.10, 5.1 - Revised for single camera or dual color camera. 4.12 – Wireless microphone mounting. 4.13 – Revised radar connection. 4.16 – Revised digital input wiring. 5 - Revised post-installation checks. 6 - Added preventative maintenance checks. Appendix A – Revised parts list including mounts. Appendix C – Revised installation checklist.

4.4.6 Nov 2007 4.17.1 – Detailed grounding strap specifications

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Rev Dat e Description

4.5 Dec 2007 2.1 – Live streaming. 4.7.1 – DP-2 LCD Monitor mounting bracket assembly.

4.5.2 Jan 2008 2.1, 2.2, 3 – Installation of more than 2 cameras or mics. 8.2 – Clarified Stalker radar installation.

4.5.2a Feb 2008 4.13 – Radar interface must be RS-232.

4.5.4 Mar 2008 4.4 – Power conditioner optional p/n 100-0009

4.5.5 Apr 2008 New mounting bracket

4.5.6 May 2008 Software Release

4.5.7 June 2008 4.1.2 Wireless Mic testing and placement.

4.5.8 July 2008 Software Release

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Table of Contents List of Procedures ..............................................................................................8 1 Introduction.................................................................................................11

1.1 About this Manual .............................................................................................. 11 1.2 Abbreviations ..................................................................................................... 11 1.3 Related Documents ........................................................................................... 12

2 DigitalPatroller 2 System Overview...........................................................13 2.1 Operational Units ............................................................................................... 13 2.2 System Components.......................................................................................... 14

2.2.1 DP-2 Mobile Digital Video Recording System ......................................................... 15 3 Installation Guidelines................................................................................16

3.1 Planning for the Installation................................................................................ 16 3.2 Cabling Guidelines............................................................................................. 16 3.3 Summary of Basic Stages of Installation ........................................................... 17

4 Installation Procedures ..............................................................................19 4.1 Inspect Vehicle................................................................................................... 19 4.2 Determine DP-2 MDVR Mounting Location ....................................................... 20 4.3 Remove Vehicle Panels..................................................................................... 21 4.4 Mount Power Filter (optional part)...................................................................... 21 4.5 Run Main Power Cable ...................................................................................... 24 4.6 Mount Front Camera and Run Cable................................................................. 24 4.7 Mount LCD Monitor and Run Cable................................................................... 26

4.7.1 Mount LCD............................................................................................................... 26 4.7.2 Run LCD Monitor Cable........................................................................................... 29

4.8 Mount GPS Antenna .......................................................................................... 30 4.9 Install Trunk Connector (Optional) ..................................................................... 30 4.10 Mount Secondary Camera and Run Cable..................................................... 31 4.11 Install In-Vehicle Microphone.......................................................................... 32 4.12 Install DP-2 Wireless Microphone System...................................................... 33 4.13 Connect Radar Device to Multi-Serial Cable .................................................. 33 4.14 Install Wireless Bridge (Optional) ................................................................... 34 4.15 Wire Ignition Trigger ....................................................................................... 35 4.16 Connect Vehicle Signals to Multi I/O Cable .................................................... 35 4.17 Install Mobile Digital Video Recorder.............................................................. 37

4.17.1 Mount the DP-2 MDVR ............................................................................................ 37 4.17.2 DP-2 MDVR Front Connectors and LEDs ............................................................... 39 4.17.3 DP-2 MDVR Rear Connectors................................................................................. 40 4.17.4 Connect Cables to DP-2 MDVR .............................................................................. 41

5 Final Test .....................................................................................................43 5.1 Check Basic Recording Operation..................................................................... 43 5.2 Replace the Panels............................................................................................ 49

6 Preventative Maintenance of DP-2 MDVR.................................................50 7 Removal of DP-2 MDVR..............................................................................51

7.1 Remove DP-2 MDVR without Disassembly ....................................................... 52 7.2 Disassemble the DP-2 MDVR............................................................................ 52 7.3 Reassemble the DP-2 MDVR ............................................................................ 54

8 Appendix .....................................................................................................56 8.1 (A) Equipment and Tools ................................................................................... 56

8.1.1 System Parts............................................................................................................ 56

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8.1.2 Camera and LCD Mount List – US Vehicles............................................................ 63 8.1.3 Camera and LCD Mount List – US Vehicles............................................................ 65 8.1.4 Necessary Tools ...................................................................................................... 66 8.1.5 Consumable Materials ............................................................................................. 66

8.2 (B) Stalker Radar Interfaces for DP-2 ................................................................ 67 8.2.1 Stalker Radar Requirements.................................................................................... 67 8.2.2 Setup of Stalker Radar Serial Port........................................................................... 68

8.3 (C) In-Vehicle Installation Checklist ................................................................... 70

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List of Tables Table 1 System Components ...........................................................................14

Table 2 DP-2 Mounting Locations ....................................................................20

Table 3 DP-2 Digital I/O Cable Wiring ..............................................................37

Table 4 DP-2 MDVR LED Standard Indications ...............................................39

Table 5 DP-2 MDVR Rear Connectors.............................................................40

Table 6 Preventative Maintenance Verifications...............................................50

Table 7 Item descriptions for base unit.............................................................54

Table 8 Display Options ...................................................................................56

Table 9 In-Vehicle Data Capture System Equipment List.................................57

Table 10 Offload Options....................................................................................61

Table 11 Radar Options .....................................................................................62

Table 12 Camera and LCD Mount List ...............................................................63

Table 13 Camera and LCD Mount Kits...............................................................65

Table 14 In-Vehicle Installation Necessary Tools...............................................66

Table 15 In-Vehicle Installation Consumable Materials......................................66

Table 16 Baud Rate and Message Format Parameters .....................................68

Table 17 In-Vehicle Installation Checklist ...........................................................70

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List of Procedures Procedure 1 In-Vehicle Data Capture System Basic Installation .............................17

Procedure 2 Inspect Vehicle ....................................................................................19

Procedure 3 Remove Vehicle Panels (example)......................................................21

Procedure 4 Mount Power Filter...............................................................................21

Procedure 5 Run Main Power Cable........................................................................24

Procedure 6 Mount Forward Camera.......................................................................24

Procedure 7 Run Forward Camera Cable................................................................25

Procedure 8 Mount DP-1 LCD Monitor ....................................................................26

Procedure 9 Assemble Mounting Bracket for DP-2 LCD Monitor ............................27

Procedure 10 Run LCD Monitor Cable ......................................................................30

Procedure 11 Mount GPS Antenna............................................................................30

Procedure 12 Install Trunk Connector........................................................................31

Procedure 13 Mount Passenger Camera and Run Cable..........................................32

Procedure 14 Install In-Vehicle Microphone (Microphone 2) .....................................32

Procedure 15 Install DP-2 Wireless Microphone System...........................................33

Procedure 16 Connect Radar Device to Multi-Serial Cable .......................................33

Procedure 17 Install Wireless Bridge .........................................................................34

Procedure 18 Wire Ignition Trigger ............................................................................35

Procedure 19 Wire Digital Inputs................................................................................36

Procedure 20 Mount Mobile Digital Video Recorder ..................................................38

Procedure 21 Connect Cables to DP-2 MDVR ..........................................................41

Procedure 22 Check Basic Recording – DP-1 LCD Monitor ......................................43

Procedure 23 Check Basic Recording – DP-2 LCD Monitor ......................................45

Procedure 24 Check Basic Recording - Mobile Data Terminal ..................................47

Procedure 25 Unscrewing DP-2 MDVR Mounting Plate ............................................52

Procedure 26 Disassemble MDVR.............................................................................52

Procedure 27 Reassemble MDVR .............................................................................54

Procedure 28 Setting Up Stalker Radar Serial Port ...................................................68

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List of Figures

Figure 1 DP-2 In-Vehicle System Diagram........................................................14

Figure 2 DP-2 MDVR with Storage Blade Removed .........................................15

Figure 3 Camera Layout Example .....................................................................16

Figure 4 Typical Power Filter Mount Location....................................................22

Figure 5 Power Filter Connections.....................................................................22

Figure 6 Typical Body Ground Bolt ....................................................................23

Figure 7 Positive Power Connection with Cover Off and On .............................23

Figure 8 Front View Camera Connector ............................................................24

Figure 9 Forward Camera Mount.......................................................................25

Figure 10 DP-1 and DP-2 LCD Monitors .............................................................26

Figure 11 Forward Camera and DP-1 LCD Monitor Mount .................................26

Figure 12 Rear Bracket and Mount Support ........................................................27

Figure 13 Cable Connector Seal Placement........................................................27

Figure 14 Cable Tie Placement ...........................................................................28

Figure 15 Cable Tie Tightening............................................................................28

Figure 16 Tidying Cable Ties...............................................................................29

Figure 17 LCD Monitor Connector .......................................................................29

Figure 18 GPS Antenna Placement.....................................................................30

Figure 19 Trunk Connector Assembly .................................................................31

Figure 20 Typical existing ignition cabling ...........................................................35

Figure 21 Side Mounting......................................................................................37

Figure 22 Upright Mounting .................................................................................37

Figure 23 DP-2 MDVR with Mounting Plate.........................................................38

Figure 24 DP-2 MDVR Mounting Plate ................................................................39

Figure 25 DP-2 MDVR Front Panel Layout..........................................................39

Figure 26 Rear Connectors Layout......................................................................40

Figure 27 Parts of the DP-2 MDVR......................................................................51

Figure 28 DVR Mounting Plate ............................................................................52

Figure 29 Removing MDVR Front Stop ...............................................................53

Figure 30 MDVR Base Unit and Back Panel Disassembly .................................53

Figure 31 MDVR Base Unit and Back Panel Disassembly .................................54

Figure 32 Attaching MDVR Front Stop ...............................................................55

Figure 33 LCD Monitor ........................................................................................56

Figure 34 DP-2 LCD Monitor ...............................................................................56

Figure 35 MDT Software......................................................................................57

Figure 36 CAT-5 Crossover Cable.......................................................................57

Figure 37 DP-2 MDVR.........................................................................................57

Figure 38 Forward Camera..................................................................................57

Figure 39 Passenger Camera..............................................................................58

Figure 40 Camera Cable .....................................................................................58

Figure 41 GPS Antenna Kit .................................................................................58

Figure 42 Main Power Harness ...........................................................................58

Figure 43 Red Power Wire ..................................................................................59

Figure 44 Black Power Wire ................................................................................59

Figure 45 DP-2 Wireless Microphone Kit.............................................................59

Figure 46 Velcro Strips ........................................................................................59

Figure 47 Multi-audio Cable.................................................................................59

Figure 48 Multi-serial Cable.................................................................................60

Figure 49 Accessory Kit .......................................................................................61

Figure 50 Trunk Connector Kit.............................................................................61

Figure 51 Trunk Connector Mount Bracket..........................................................62

Figure 52 CAT-5 Crossover Cable.......................................................................62

Introduction – About this Manual chapter 1

1 Introduct ion This Installation Manual provides basic instructions for installing the DigitalPatroller® 2 In-Vehicle surveillance system (DP-2 system).

1.1 About this Manual The manual explains how product components are fitted in a vehicle, in general. For specific vehicle models, refer to customized installation instructions as provided. Further technical details about the system are available in the DP-2 Reference Manual, P/N 7068250.

Installation instructions are intended for qualified service personnel and should be performed in conformance to local practice codes.

To install the DP-2 MDVR, you must have:

o Integrian DP-2 Installation Certification

o Basic knowledge of CCTV systems and components

o Recognized automotive electrical wiring certification.

Basic PC knowledge is also required if no LCD Monitor is installed, as the Mobile Data Terminal Application must instead be used to verify correct installation.

Throughout this manual, the Caution icon is inserted as a reminder that proper care should be taken with the procedure.

The Red Caution is used as either a warning sign and or as a safety alert. Ignoring these signs may result in equipment damage and/or personal injury.

1.2 Abbreviations The abbreviations that are frequently used in this manual are listed below.

AVL Automatic Vehicle Location

CCTV Closed Circuit Television

CIF Common Intermediate Format

CPU Central Processing Unit

DP DigitalPatroller

FAE Integrian-approved Field Application Engineer

fps Frames per second

GB Gigabytes, measurement of digital storage or file size

GPS Global Positioning System

HDD Hard Disk Drive

LCD Liquid Crystal Display

MDT Mobile Data Terminal, laptop computer used instead of the LCD Display

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chapter 1 Introduction – Related Documents

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MDVR Mobile Digital Video Recorder

NTSC Video Format (US)

PAL Video Format (Europe)

USB Universal Serial Bus

VDC Volts Direct Current

VGA Video Graphics Adapter

1.3 Related Documents This manual forms part of the DP-2 documentation suite which consists of a set of four manuals. Each manual is written for a specific audience. The related manuals include:

o DP-2 In-Vehicle User Manual (7067294)

o DP-2 Reference Manual (7068250)

o DPView User Manual (7068207).

chapter 2 DigitalPatroller 2 System Overview – Operational Units

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2 DigitalPatroller 2 System Overview DigitalPatroller 2 (DP-2) system is a data recording, transfer and storage system that operates solely in the digital domain. All of the components that make up the system are designed to work together in a seamless manner to ensure maximum effectiveness with a minimum of training or intervention by officers or supervisory personnel.

2.1 Operational Units The DigitalPatroller 2 system consists of three operational units differentiated by where each is installed:

o The DP-2 In-Vehicle Data Capture System consists of components installed in the vehicle. Using a combination of automatic and manual functions, a public safety officer operates the DP-2 system to document traffic stops and other dynamic policing situations. This is done solely in an effort to capture an accurate and objective record of what transpires.

o The Data Transfer System is generally installed in a garage or external parking facility where departmental vehicles are located during down time or shift changes. After digital files are recorded with the DP-2 In-Vehicle Data Capture System, they are transferred using the Data Transfer System so that the management of files could begin.

o The DP-2 Servers (located in a precinct, headquarters or station facility) consist of computer hardware and robust software tools (including DPView) for performing data management functions quickly and efficiently.

The DP-2 equipment comprises a digital recorder (DP-2 MDVR), one standard camera (an optional rear camera is also available), GPS, in-vehicle microphone, one or two wireless microphones and Ethernet trunk connector (see Figure 1). Display consists of either or both the LCD Monitor and DP-2 Mobile Data Terminal (MDT) Application.

chapter 2 DigitalPatroller 2 System Overview – System Components

Figure 1 DP-2 In-Vehicle System Diagram

2.2 Sy stem Components The system equipment and components are supplied as a basic package, as shown in the table below.

Table 1 System Components

DP-2 MDVR DP-2 Mobile Digital Video Recorder records and stores video from the connected cameras, metadata from other equipment like GPS, audio from microphones, etc.

LCD Monitor (with Control Panel)

The LCD monitor displays the video from the cameras, controls the operation of the DP-2 MDVR for recording and playback.

MDT A Mobile Data Terminal (software on a laptop computer) that replaces the function and operation of the LCD monitor.

GPS The GPS is used to record the location of the vehicle as part of the metadata in the video files.

Camera The main camera (camera 1) is the forward view camera; second and third cameras may be used within the passenger compartment of the vehicle, and/or out of the rear-window.

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chapter 2 DigitalPatroller 2 System Overview – System Components

Digital Inputs The vehicle’s digital inputs send a signal to the DP-2 MDVR, which can be configured to automatically start recording the event. The inputs supported include ignition, light bar, siren, doors, brakes, crash sensor, driver airbag, “speed”, “radar”, marker button and two additional inputs labeled “GPIO10”, “GPIO11”. NOTE: Except for the ignition input, all other inputs are optional.

Trunk Connector The connector in the trunk is used to upload the recorded video from the DP-2 MDVR to the DP-2 Docking Server via a CAT-6 cable.

Microphone One or two wireless microphones are used to record audio; an additional fixed microphone may be used in the passenger compartment.

2.2.1 DP-2 Mobile Digital Video Recording System

At the heart of the DP-2 system is the Mobile Digital Video Recording system (DP-2 MDVR) (see Figure 2). Instructions for installing this and other components follow.

Figure 2 DP-2 MDVR with Storage Blade Removed

The DP-2 Removable Storage Blade cannot operate below 0°C (32 F). The DP-2 MDVR has a temperature sensor that disables the drive and enables a heater to pre-heat the drive to its correct operating temperature. A power-up pre-heat time of approximately one minute per degree F or °C should be allowed under these circumstances. Pre-heat time may be affected by cabin heating, ambient temperature changes, and other factors.

Input supply voltage to DP-2 MDVR must be in the 9VDC to 28VDC range.

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chapter 3 Installation Guidelines – Planning for the Installation

3 Installation Guidelines Police and security departments use different vehicle makes/models. Other vehicles used could include motorcycles, boats and helicopters. As such, camera layout and field of view, as well as, wireless and in-vehicle microphone placement vary from vehicle to vehicle. Each customer determines camera and microphone locations (see Figure 3).

Figure 3 Camera Layout Example

The MDVR, GPS, Digital Input, and Trunk Connector mounting locations are also determined by the specific vehicle and customer requirements. Hence installation instructions provided in this manual give general information that may be applied or adapted to various vehicle types.

3.1 Planning for the Installation In planning for the installation of the DP-2 In-Vehicle Data Capture System, consult with the departmental contact person to confirm the following:

o Department resources needed onsite for the installation

o Garage and bay location for vehicle installation

o Facility availability: hours, days, electric power, etc.

o Number of vehicles to be installed per day.

Review Table 9, Table 14 and Table 15 to ensure that expected components and tools are available.

3.2 Cabling Guidelines o The installer should try laying the in-vehicle cables out in the proposed

installation path prior to inserting them under the seats or though raceways.

o Make sure specified cable lengths support the planned layout.

o Route the cable and dress the installation in such a way that the cable cannot become entangled with objects in the trunk, engine or passenger areas of the vehicle.

o Cables must not:

Be bent at sharp angles,

Be pinched under a bolt or bracket, or

Have their shielding exposed to a metal surface of the vehicle.

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chapter 3 Installation Guidelines – Summary of Basic Stages of Installation

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o When pulling cable, do not jerk or over-pull the cable. These actions will stretch and damage the cable. Attach a pull-line to the cable jacket, not to the connector.

o When drilling holes for cable access or penetrations, verify there is no cabling behind where the drill bit will break through.

o When passing cables through tapping plates or metal sidewalls of the vehicle, insert grommets in the holes to protect the cables. If this technique is not feasible, make sure that the protective outer jacket is maintained when passing cable through the hole and apply silicone as a replacement for the grommet once cable is in place.

o Before securing cables with cable-ties, wrap cable in electrical tape at the attachment point. Cable-ties must not be tightened to the extent that the cable is compressed or damaged. The cables should not be crimped, crushed, or severely bent.

o At each termination of a cable, cable-tie the cable to the vehicle body or rigid support not less than 150mm (6”) along the cable, from the termination of the cable.

o Where feasible, tie-wrap cables with similar routing to form cabling harnesses.

o Ensure excess cabling is properly handled. Excess cable should be coiled, away from passenger feet (e.g. behind dashboard), and secured with cable ties. Never place excess cabling under floor mats.

3.3 Summary of Basic Stages of Installation Installers should have an appropriate manufacturer’s wiring diagram (if available) from the auto manufacturer of the specific vehicle make/model being installed.

The installation process is summarized here. Detailed installation procedures are explained in the sections that follow.

Procedure 1 In-Vehicle Data Capture System Basic Installation

1. Collect all equipment kits, necessary tools and materials for vehicle installation (see Table 9, Table 14 and Table 15) and place all equipment and tools beside the vehicle to be installed.

2. Inspect vehicle (see Procedure 2).

3. Determine MDVR mounting location (refer to section 4.2).

4. Layout cables to validate cable lengths.

5. Remove appropriate vehicle panels/seats (see Procedure 3).

6. Mount Power Filter (see Procedure 4).

7. Run Main Power Cable (see Procedure 5).

8. Mount the Front Camera (camera 1) and Run Camera Cable (see Procedure 6 and Procedure 7).

9. Mount LCD Monitor and Run Monitor Cable (see Procedure 8, Procedure 9 and Procedure 10).

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10. Mount GPS Antenna (see Procedure 11).

11. Install the Trunk Connector (optional) (see Procedure 12).

12. Mount and Run Cable for the Passenger Camera(s) (Camera 2-3) (see Procedure 13).

13. Install In-Vehicle Microphone (see Procedure 14).

14. Install DP-2 Wireless Microphones System (see Procedure 15).

15. Make Serial Cable Connections (see Procedure 16).

16. Install Wireless Bridge (optional) (see Procedure 17).

17. Wire Ignition Trigger (see Procedure 18).

18. Wire Digital Inputs (see Procedure 19).

19. Install Mobile Digital Video Recorder (DP-2 MDVR) (see Procedure 20).

20. Connect Cables to MDVR (see Procedure 21).

21. Complete final steps and testing (see section 5.1).

22. Replace appropriate panels and seats (see section 5.2).

23. Get sign-off on In-Vehicle Installation Checklist (see Appendix 8.3(C) In-Vehicle Installation Checklist).

chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Inspect Vehicle

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4 I nstallation Procedures Prior to commencing installation, please refer to the Equipment and Tools lists in chapter 8 Appendix, 8.1(A) Equipment and Tools. Pictures of components are provided in the appendix for easy identification.

4.1 Inspect Vehicle The steps listed below serve as a vehicle inspection checklist.

Procedure 2 Inspect Vehicle

1. Check the windows and windshield for cracks or breaks in glass.

2. Ensure the windshield wiper is operational.

3. Validate the vehicle engine is operational.

4. Check the front and rear doors are operational.

5. Confirm all interior lights are operational (burned out bulbs, dim bulbs).

6. Verify the panels are not cracked, broken or missing trim.

7. Verify that the heating and air conditioning are operational.

8. Verify the additional equipment is operational (light-bar, siren, radio).

9. Discuss outstanding maintenance issues with onsite representative.

chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Determine DP-2 MDVR Mounting Location

4.2 Determine DP-2 MDVR Mounting Location

The Mobile Digital Video Recording (DP-2 MDVR) unit must be mounted in the interior of the vehicle, and can be mounted on its side, flat or upright (as long as the connector panel faces downwards).

Locations vary: refer to Table 2 for considerations that must be addressed by customer and/or installer when selecting a mounting location.

Table 2 DP-2 Mounting Locations

Mounting Location Considerations

All The DP-2 MDVR must be installed in a location where it will not be exposed to excessive dust, debris and moisture. Exposure to cleaning fluids, petrochemicals, liquids and salty mists must also be avoided. No part of the system can be installed in a location where it can interfere with the safety systems of the vehicle, including airbags and safety belts. Consult the vehicle manufacturer for airbag deployment details.

Any location within cabin of vehicle

Protection of passengers in the unlikely occurrence that part or all of the DP-2 MDVR breaks free in a collision. If the seats or other vehicle parts will not adequately protect the passengers, the DP-2 MDVR should be mounted with a guard or tether for additional protection. Do not mount the DP-2 MDVR above the bottom edge of the windows in the passenger compartment.

Behind front passenger seat Limited movement of passenger seat.

Under front passenger seat Proximity of hot air vents or heat from catalytic converters on certain vehicle models.

On front side of cage, between driver and front passenger seats

May be used if positioning of other equipment (e.g. shotgun rack) allows, but ensure a guard or tether is mounted for passenger protection.

Trunk Ensure that proper air flow is provided from the vehicle cabin to the DP-2 MDVR location within the trunk compartment. It is recommended that two holes of at least 2" in diameter each be provided on opposite sides of this space: one hole for taking in air from the vehicle cabin, the other for exhausting trunk air into the vehicle cabin. In some climates, fans may be required to ensure proper ventilation, and/or supplemental heating may be required to raise temperature to minimum levels. Fans may be mounted under rear-passenger seat or in a rear shelf. When mounting the DP-2 MDVR, ensure all cabling is protected from objects within the trunk. Review the customer’s other intended uses of the trunk (for storage, installation of other electrical equipment, etc.).

Centre console on floor between driver and front passenger seats

Not recommended due to poor airflow.

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Remove Vehicle Panels

4.3 Remove Vehicle Panels The panels to be removed depend on the make/model of a vehicle. An example is given below.

Procedure 3 Remove Vehicle Panels (example)

1. Remove door sill plates on passenger front and rear doors.

2. Remove passenger side-kick panel.

3. Remove passenger front seat.

4. Remove weather stripping from the passenger front door.

5. Remove plastic molding from passenger side.

If airbags and seatbelts have to be removed during installation, the removal must be undertaken by technicians who are factory-trained for airbag and seatbelt removal and re-installation.

4.4 Mount Power Filter (optional part)

The Power Filter is an optional part that is used in situations where electrical interference is unusually high. It provides component-specific filtering and protection against power surges and spikes. Skip this procedure if you have not purchased this optional device.

WARNING: Do not mount the Power Filter inside the cab of the vehicle (i.e. under floor board or on firewall). The Power Filter should be mounted in a location protected from the elements. Possible Power Filter mounting locations include upper engine bay or trunk. Do not re-install the 10 amp in-line fuse until all of the final connections are made and the system is ready for testing!

Procedure 4 Mount Power Filter

1. Locate the four (4) Phillips wafer head drill point screws in the hardware kit.

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Mount Power Filter (optional part)

2. Mount the Power Filter using the four (4) Phillips wafer head drill point screws. An example mounting location is shown in Figure 4, on top of the wheel well.

Figure 4 Typical Power Filter Mount Location

3.

Locate the following components:

o Fused red power wire with eyelet (P/N 600-0009)

o Black power wire with eyelet (P/N 600-0012).

4. Verify the fuse is removed from the red power wire prior to installation.

5. Mount the red power wire eyelet with a socket to the auxiliary power terminal which directly connects to the battery.

6. Secure the fuse holder in the wire harness with tie-wraps.

7. Insert the bare end of the red power wire to the Power Filter into the positive input labeled in Figure 5 as ‘B’. Figure 5 shows a fully cabled Power Filter.

Figure 5 Power Filter Connections

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Mount Power Filter (optional part)

8. Correct grounding of the system is imperative to its proper operation. Run the ground wire to either an engine compartment main system ground (generally a bare wire and bolt attached to the vehicle’s sheet metal, see Figure 6) or to the negative post on the vehicle’s battery. The grounding point surface and lug should be cleaned with a wire brush before being bolted down. Add the eyelet end of the black power wire to any existing eyelets connected to the chassis ground.

Figure 6 Typical Body Ground Bolt

If neither the ground or negative battery terminal is accessible, find a chassis ground location that has a known good reference to the battery ground. Scrape any body paint and use star washers if necessary. Measure resistance in ohms and verify that it is less than "1 ohm" between the ground point and the negative terminal of the vehicle battery.

9. Insert the bare end of the black wire into socket ‘A’ on the Power Filter (refer to Figure 5).

10. Prior to connecting the fused red power cable with eyelet connector, remove the 10 amp fuse from the in-line fuse holder.

11. Connect the eyelet end of the fused positive terminal 12V power cable to the vehicle’s positive (+) power block. Add the new connector to the existing wires and replace the slip-on cover (if fitted in this vehicle model; see Figure 7 for a typical positive power block).

Figure 7 Positive Power Connection with Cover Off and On

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Run Main Power Cable

4.5 Run Main Power Cable The main power cable provided connects the Power Filter to the DP-2 MDVR. Here it is connected to the power filter and run towards the DP-2 MDVR.

Procedure 5 Run Main Power Cable

1. Route the main power cable (600-0061-1) from the Mobile Digital Video Recorder location inside the vehicle to the Power Filter module.

2. Connect the red positive wire to the connector ‘C’ of the Power Filter module in Figure 5.

3. Connect the black negative wire to connector ‘D’ of the Power Filter module in Figure 5.

At Procedure 21, the main power cable is connected to X16 on the DP-2 MDVR.

The input supply voltage for the DP-2 MDVR must be between 9 VDC and 28 VDC.

4.6 Mount Front Camera and Run Cable The main camera (camera 1) is the Forward View Camera. This camera is typically directed out the front windshield of the vehicle. The connector for this camera is shown in Figure 8.

Figure 8 Front View Camera Connector

Procedure 6 Mount Forward Camera

Cable Part Number: 600-0052-1

1. Affix camera mounting brackets.

2. Connect the camera to the camera mounting bracket and position it to the desired location.

3. Tighten bolts to secure the camera in place.

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Mount Front Camera and Run Cable

4.

Tie-wrap loose cables to the bracket and trim excess tie-wrap flush so that there are no protruding sharp edges. Tie-wrapping should incorporate proper strain relief in order to allow the camera to be loosened and pointed in other directions such as out to either side of the vehicle or towards the rear seat.

DO NOT over tighten bolts.

Figure 9 Forward Camera Mount

Procedure 7 Run Forward Camera Cable

1. Leave sufficient slack in the camera cable once it is connected to the camera to allow adjustment of camera orientation.

2. Route the camera cable to the camera position.

3. Route the power and camera cables back to the DP-2 MDVR location.

4. Determine the appropriate cable length necessary for access to the DP-2 MDVR.

5. Tie-wrap and place excess cable behind the dashboard or in a location where it will not be subject to damage by passengers’ feet.

At Procedure 21, the Forward View Camera cable is connected to X1 on the DP-2 MDVR.

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Mount LCD Monitor and Run Cable

4.7 Mount LCD Monitor and Run Cable DigitalPatroller 2 supports two models of the LCD monitor: DP-1 and DP-2. Only one of the two is installed per vehicle.

4.7.1 Mount LCD Due to their different designs in the DP LCDs as shown here, the way in which they are mounted vary slightly.

(a) DP-1 LCD Monitor

(b) DP-2 LCD Monitor

Figure 10 DP-1 and DP-2 LCD Monitors

Procedure 8 Mount DP-1 LCD Monitor

1. Affix the DP-1 LCD monitor mounting brackets.

2. Connect the DP-1 LCD monitor ball mount to the monitor mounting bracket.

3. Connect the DP-1 LCD monitor cable.

4.

Position it to the desired viewing angle, then secure it in place.

Figure 11 Forward Camera and DP-1 LCD Monitor Mount

5. Tie-wrap loose cables to the bracket. Trim flush the excess tie-wrap with a proper cutting tool so as not to leave a sharp edge.

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chapter 4

Installation D Monitor and Run Cable Procedures – Mount LC

Procedure 9 Assemble Mounting Bracket for DP-2 LCD Monitor

1.

Position the cable strain relief bracket onto the back of the DP-2 LCD monitor. Place the diamond base mount over the strain relief bracket, (a) and secure both parts into place by tightening the screws in the sequence A, B, C and D as shown in Figure 12 (b).

(a) Mount & Bracket

(b) Position of Screws

Figure 12 Rear Bracket and Mount Support

Screws A and D are M5x12 (7043920). Screws B and C are M5x6 (7068811).

2.

Place the cable connector seal (b) over the right angle connector of the monitor cable (a). Take note of the orientation of the connector seal. The slit on the connector seal must be on the opposite side from where the cable exits the connector, as shown here in Figure 13 (b).

(a) Right-angle Connector

(b) Cable Connector Seal

Figure 13 Cable Connector Seal Placement

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3.

Plug the monitor cable (a) onto the connector at the back of the DP2 monitor and tighten both screws securely as shown here. Then insert two cable ties into the holes of the cable strain relief bracket as shown in (b).

(a) Tighten screws

(b) Cable strain relief bracket

Figure 14 Cable Tie Placement

4.

Tighten the cable ties around the monitor cable see (a). Then cut the excess of the cable tie flush against the clip as shown in (b). Ensure that the cable tie is completely tightened before cutting off the excess.

(a) Cable ties / monitor cable

(b) Cable tie cut

Figure 15 Cable Tie Tightening

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Installation D Monitor and Run Cable Procedures – Mount LC

5.

Rotate both cable tie clips around the cable (a) until they are positioned underneath the strain relief bracket as shown in (b).

(a) Cable tie clips rotated

(b) Clips positioned under bracket

Figure 16 Tidying Cable Ties

6. After assembling the DP-2LCD monitor mounting bracket, mount and position the DP-2 LCD monitor as described in Procedure 8.

If a MDT is installed instead of a LCD monitor, use a standard automotive mount for the MDT laptop as recommended by the laptop and automotive manufacturers. Use a CAT-5 Ethernet cable to connect to one of the rear 10/100 ports of the DP-2 MDVR.

4.7.2 Run LCD Monitor Cable The LCD monitor connector connects to connector X5 on the DP-2 MDVR with the dedicated cable (supplied as Part Number: 600-0055). Figure 17 (a) shows the DP-1 LCD monitor connector and Figure 17(b) the DP-2 LCD monitor connector.

(a) DP-1 LCD Monitor Connector

(b) DP-2 LCD Monitor Connector

Figure 17 LCD Monitor Connector

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Mount GPS Antenna

Procedure 10 Run LCD Monitor Cable

1. Connect LCD monitor cable to LCD monitor. Leave sufficient slack in the monitor cable.

2. Route the LCD monitor cable back to the DP-2 MDVR location.

3. Tie-wrap and place excess cable behind the dashboard or in a location where it will not be subject to damage by passengers’ feet.

At Procedure 21, the LCD monitor cable is connected to X5 on the DP-2 MDVR.

4.8 Mount GPS Antenna The GPS is used to record the location of the vehicle as part of the metadata in the video files. Follow Procedure 11 to position the GPS antenna and cable assembly.

Procedure 11 Mount GPS Antenna

1. Position the GPS antenna (magnetic mount) and wire onto the vehicle. For example, the trunk lid may be a suitable location.

Figure 18 GPS Antenna Placement

Maximize the distance between the GPS antenna and any transmitting antennas mounted on the vehicle.

2. Run the GPS antenna cable to the DP-2 MDVR location.

At Procedure 21, the GPS antenna cable is connected to X17 on the DP-2 MDVR.

4.9 Install Trunk Connector (Optional) The Trunk Connector provided is installed, if required, to allow high-speed upload of the recorded video from the DP-2 MDVR to the DP-2 Docking Server via a CAT-6 cable.

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Mount Secondary Camera and Run Cable

Procedure 12 Install Trunk Connector

1. Locate an appropriate place, typically within the trunk of the vehicle, to mount the Trunk Connector assembly as shown here with CAT-6 (Ethernet) cable.

Figure 19 Trunk Connector Assembly

When determining a mounting location, ensure there is adequate clearance on the back side of the Trunk Connector mounting bracket to enable the Trunk Connector assembly to install correctly into the mount.

2. Use two (2) of the hex head drill point screws to mount the bracket. Ensure the bracket is secure.

3.

Feed the CAT-6 cable through the front of the mounting bracket and orient the Trunk Connector assembly so the cover hinge is at the top. This orientation is important for long-term protection against the elements.

4.

Use the four (4) Phillips pan head screws and nylon nuts to mount the Trunk Connector assembly to the mounting bracket. Ensure the assembly is securely mounted and the connector cover opens and closes without obstruction.

5. Route the cable and dress the installation in such a way that the cable cannot become entangled with objects in the trunk.

6. Run the GPS antenna cable to the DP-2 MDVR location.

At Procedure 21, the CAT-6 cable is connected to connector X8 on the DP-2 MDVR.

4.10 Mount Secondary Camera and Run Cable A second camera may be connected to the system, and will be recorded whenever the forward-view camera (camera 1) is recorded.

The second camera is typically mounted in the passenger compartment of the vehicle (in which case a Passenger Camera P/N 700-0094 is used), or in the rear window (in which case a 22x Zoom Color Camera P/N 700-0092 is used).

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Install In-Vehicle Microphone

Procedure 13 Mount Passenger Camera and Run Cable

1. Mount the Secondary Camera in the location designated by the customer.

2.

The Passenger Camera requires the cable bundled with the camera to be connected to the separate DP-2 Passenger Camera cable (P/N 600-0054-1). Tie-wrap the connections to ensure they do not come apart and trim flush the excess tie-wrap length so that there is no sharp edge.

3. Run the cable to the DP-2 MDVR location.

4. Join the cable with tie-wraps to any cables going to the DP-2 MDVR on the same side of the vehicle.

At Procedure 21, the Secondary Camera is connected to X3 on the DP-2 MDVR. Ensure that this cable is distinguishable from the Forward-View camera cable.

4.11 Install In-Vehicle Microphone The DP-2 MDVR supports an optional In-Vehicle Microphone (microphone 2). When the standard DP-2 Wireless Microphone and the In-Vehicle Microphone are both installed and operating, their audio signals are recorded on separate audio channels.

The standard wireless microphone is always microphone 1

The optional in-car microphone is always designated as microphone 2

The optional second wireless microphone is always designated as microphone 3.

Procedure 14 Install In-Vehicle Microphone (Microphone 2)

1. Mount the In-Vehicle Microphone (P/N 600-0056-1) in the location designated by the customer (e.g. above the driver-side rear window).

2. Run the cable to meet with any cables going to the DP-2 MDVR on that side of the vehicle.

3. Join the cables with tie-wraps.

At Procedure 21, this cable is connected to X14 on the DP-2 MDVR.

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Install DP-2 Wireless Microphone System

4.12 Install DP-2 Wireless Microphone System In addition to the in-vehicle microphone, you can also have two wireless microphones. Each DP-2 Wireless Microphone has its own receiver, which picks up the signal from the wireless microphone worn by the officer. The receiver is hard-wired to the DP-2 MDVR which records the audio from the officer’s microphone. For each DP-2 Wireless Microphone Receiver, follow the procedure below.

Microphone configuration details are in the Reference Manual.

Procedure 15 Install DP-2 Wireless Microphone System

1.

Using the four (4) Velcro adhesive strips supplied, install and cthe DP-2 Wireless Microphone receiver.

onnect

An optional mounting bracket (P/N 530-0028) is available if Velcro is not feasible.

Mounting locations are typically within the front cabin of the vehicle. Locations vary according to the other equipment installed within the vehicle, and should be agreed with customer.

Place the wireless microphone (microphone 1) at least three feet from the radar gun to prevent interference.

Place the second wireless microphone at least one foot from the first wireless microphone in order to prevent interference from the first wireless microphone

Before running the cable, test the cable connection. Connect the wireless Mic to the MDVR and power on the unit to make sure that the cable is good.

2. Run the wireless microphone cables to the DP-2 MDVR location.

3.

Connect the DP-2 Wireless Microphone cables to the multi-audio cable (P/N 600-058). If only one wireless microphone is connected, ensure it is connected to J2 connector of the multi-audio cable. A second wireless microphone can be connected to J1.

At Procedure 21, the multi-audio cable is connected to X13 on the DP-2 MDVR.

4.13 Connect Radar Device to Multi-Serial Cable The following procedure explains how to configure radar devices such as radar guns and connect them to the system.

Procedure 16 Connect Radar Device to Multi-Serial Cable

1. Ensure that the appropriate radar serial cable is available (see Table 11).

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Install Wireless Bridge (Optional)

The DP-2 MDVR supports an RS-232 connection for the speed measurement device.

2. If a Stalker radar is used, refer to Appendix B section 8.2 for the configuration of the radar device for use with the DP-2 MDVR.

3. Connect the radar serial cable to the radar device.

4. Run the radar cable to the DP-2 MDVR location.

5. Connect the supplied radar cable to P3/Radar connector of the multi-serial cable (P/N 600-059).

At Procedure 21, the multi-serial cable is connected to X12 on the DP-2 MDVR.

4.14 Install Wireless Bridge (Optional) The Wireless Bridge or Wireless Access Point is an option. It allows for the wireless transfer of data via a 802.11 network when available.

Procedure 17 Install Wireless Bridge

1. Mount the Wireless Bridge at a suitable location within the vehicle, for example under passenger seat, or within trunk. Refer to section 4.2 for considerations.

2. Mount wireless antenna on front lip of trunk lid, or other convenient location. Select greatest possible distance from any transmitting antennas mounted on the vehicle.

3. Connect wireless antenna to wireless bridge with supplied antenna cable.

4. Connect wireless bridge with the wireless bridge power transformer unit.

5. Connect auxiliary power cable (P/N 600-0057) to bridge power transformer unit. Run cable to DP-2 MDVR location.

6. Connect CAT-5 cable (P/N 600-0038) to wireless bridge. Run cable to DP-2 MDVR location.

At Procedure 21, the CAT-5 cable is connected to either X6 or X7 on the DP-2 MDVR. The auxiliary power cable connects to X15 on the DP-2 MDVR.

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Wire Ignition Trigger

4.15 Wire Ignition Trigger

Procedure 18 Wire Ignition Trigger

1. Locate the vehicle ignition wire, generally found under the front passenger-side glove compartment. The location varies depending on the vehicle type. For example, Figure 20 shows a black with green stripe wire under the passenger-side floor mat.

Figure 20 Typical existing ignition cabling

Verify the ignition wire in the vehicle manufacturer’s diagram (if available).

2. Using a volt meter, test the wire for a 12V feed when the ignition is on.

3. Place a wire tap on the existing wire or fuse box.

4. Measure enough new 20–22 gauge wire to route from the ignition wire to the DP-2 MDVR.

5. Using proper splicing connectors, combine the new wire with the ignition wire and crimp.

6. Route wire to the DP-2 MDVR location.

In Procedure 19, the ignition wire is connected to the I/O cable (see also Table 3).

4.16 Connect Vehicle Signals to Multi I/O Cable These connections enable digital inputs such as light bar, doors, siren, direction indicator, brakes etc. to send a signal to the DP-2 MDVR, in the event of a vehicle incident. If required, the system administrator can configure these to automatically start recording an event.

To connect these vehicle signals to the standard Multi I/O cable (P/N 600-0060) follow Procedure 19.

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Connect Vehicle Signals to Multi I/O Cable

Digital inputs need to respect the following constraints: Signals must last at least 50ms (this includes debouncing time) Low signals must be in the 0VDC to 1VDC range High signals must be in the 9VDC to 24VDC range.

Procedure 19 Wire Digital Inputs

Site-specific or model-specific instructions may exist for the wiring of digital inputs – check with your supplier representative.

1. Connect 20–22 gauge wire to each of the vehicle’s appropriate trigger wires (e.g. light bar, crash sensor, brakes). Supported inputs are given in Table 3.

Default signal assignments are given in Table 3, however the pins used for the inputs can be changed by the system administrator. By default, all inputs are expected to be active high, however this can also be configured.

An optional additional Siren Interface Module (P/N 01-54-00) exists for providing a digital output signal from siren amplifier output.

2. An optional additional Crash Sensor (P/N 600-0063) can be connected to detect impacts to the vehicle.

3. Route the digital input wires to the DP-2 MDVR mounting location.

4. Crimp connectors on the required wires of the I/O cable required for the vehicle based on Table 3.

5. Wrap spare wires with electrical tape back onto to the cable, out of the way.

6. Crimp digital input wires and ignition wire into the appropriate crimp connectors, as per Table 3.

In Procedure 21, the Multi I/O cable is connected to connector X10 on the rear of the DP-2 MDVR.

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chapter 4 Installation Procedures – Install Mobile Digital Video Recorder

Table 3 DP-2 Digital I/O Cable Wiring

Wire Color Power Signal for Digital Inputs

Bare Power signal drain wire

Red +12VDC (limited to 0.5A)

Wire Color Default Signal Assignment

Red/Black or White/Blue Ignition Input

Black Light-bar Input

White Siren Input

Green Door Input

Brown Brake Pedal Input

Blue Crash Sensor Input

Orange Airbag Input

Grey Marker Button Input

Yellow “Speed” Input

Purple or Violet “Radar” Input

Pink “GPIO10” Input

Tan “GPIO11” Input

White/Black or White/Orange “Output 1”

Green/Black or White/Green “Output 2”

4.17 Install Mobile Digital Video Recorder Once all cables have been run, the DP-2 MDVR is installed in the location decided in section Determine DP-2 MDVR Mounting Location. The installation process is described below.

4.17.1 Mount the DP-2 MDVR The DP-2 MDVR may be mounted on its side (see Figure 21), upright (see Figure 22), or flat. The correct way to mount the DP-2 MDVR is explained in Procedure 20.

Figure 21 Side Mounting Figure 22 Upright Mounting

Cable routing must always be downwards

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Procedure 20 Mount Mobile Digital Video Recorder

1. Place the mounting template (P/N 7068287) supplied for the DP-2 MDVR, and hold it over chosen mounting position.

2. Mark the holes for the mounting plate (see Figure 23 DP-2 MDVR with Mounting Plate

The DP-2 MDVR comes fully assembled with mounting plate fitted (see Figure 23). The mounting plate has six threaded holes (M5) for the rear mount and six straight holes for the top mount. All six screws must be fitted.

3. Drill the correct-size holes for the mounting screws.

4. Mount the DP-2 MDVR securely into place using all six screws.

The DP-2 MDVR mounting plate must be connected to the vehicle chassis through a low impedance connection. It must be either bdirectly to the body or connected to the vehicle body via a copper braid earth strap.

olted

If an earth strap is used, it must be tinned copper braid with at least 4mm2 conductor area (rated at less than 12 AWG), or equivalently greater than 40A nominal loading capacity. Connect appropriate crimp terminals at both ends. The strap should be less than 1.5m (5’) long.

To connect the cables to the connector slots at the back of the DP-2 MDVR unit see Procedure 21.

Figure 23 DP-2 MDVR with Mounting Plate

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Figure 24 DP-2 MDVR Mounting Plate

4.17.2 DP-2 MDVR Front Connectors and LEDs

For ease of maintenance, it is recommended to use the front connectors (see Figure 25) for diagnostic use only. Both front USB 2.0 connectors are connected in parallel; only one can be used at any one time. All 10/100 Ethernet connections are hubbed to a single NIC (see also section 4.17.3). A silicone protective flap protects these connectors when not in use.

Figure 25 DP-2 MDVR Front Panel Layout

To interpret the status of the DP-2 MDVR from the LED status, refer to Table 4.

Table 4 DP-2 MDVR LED Standard Indications

LED Indication MDVR Operation Mode No LEDs on Ignition OFF, MDVR operation suspended Red LED on Initializing firmware Green LED long flashes every second System on and functioning normally Yellow LED on Firmware startup error

} Status LEDs

USB 2.0 {10/100 Ethernet

(PSU)

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Green LED long flashes every 3 seconds Production test mode Yellow LED short flashes every 3 seconds Hardware error on temperature sensors Yellow LED short flashes every second Operation suspended due to high temperature Yellow LED long flashes every second Operation suspended due to low temperature Red LED short flashes every second No Removable Storage Blade present,

recording suspended Red LED long flashes every 3 seconds Under/over voltage, suspending MDVR

operation Red LED long flashes every second Ignition OFF, suspending MDVR operation Yellow & Green LEDs on Under voltage, MDVR operation suspended Red & Green LEDs on Over voltage, MDVR operation suspended Yellow & Green LEDs flashing Software update in progress Green LED on Software update successful Yellow & Red LEDs flashing Software update failed

4.17.3 DP-2 MDVR Rear Connectors All the parts of the capture system installed in a vehicle attach to the connector slots at the back of the DP-2 MDVR unit.

Figure 26 Rear Connectors Layout

Table 5 DP-2 MDVR Rear Connectors

Connector Designator

Function

X1 Camera 1 front camera

X2 Reserved

X3 Camera 2 (optional prisoner camera)

X4 Camera 3 (optional rear-view)

X5 LCD monitor

X6 10/100 Ethernet (MDT/PSU)

X7 10/100 Ethernet (MDT/PSU)

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Connector Function Designator

X8 Gigabit Ethernet (wired upload)

X9 USB 2.0

X10 Digital inputs and outputs

X11 VGA (diagnostic)

X12 Multi Serial (radar interface)

X13 Multi Audio (wireless microphones and line inputs)

X14 In-Vehicle Microphone

X15 Power Out

X16 Power In

X17 GPS Antenna

The system administrator has further details about the connector pins.

Note that all 10/100 Ethernet connections are hubbed to a single NIC (see also section 4.17.2).

4.17.4 Connect Cables to DP-2 MDVR Connect all of the cables to the appropriate connectors on the rear panel of the DP-2 MDVR (refer to Figure 26 and Table 5), by following Procedure 21.

Procedure 21 Connect Cables to DP-2 MDVR

All cables must first be routed downwards from the connectors.

1. Connect the main power cable (P/N 600-0061-1) to X16 on DP-2 MDVR.

2. Connect the forward view camera cable (P/N 600-0052-1) to X1.

3. Connect the optional secondary camera cable (P/N 600-0054-1 for Passenger Camera or P/N 600-0052-1 for a second color camera) to X3.

4. Connect optional LCD monitor cable to X5 (P/N 600-0055).

5. Connect GPS antenna cable (P/N 100-0008) to X17.

6. Connect In-Vehicle Microphone cable (P/N 600-0056-1) to X14.

7. Connect multi-audio cable (P/N 600-058) to X13.

8. Connect multi-serial cable (P/N 600-059) to X12.

The CAN/485 connector of the multi-serial connector must not be connected to a vehicle CAN bus.

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9. Connect optional CAT-5 cable (P/N 600-0038) for Mobile Data Terminal to either X6 or X7.

10. Connect optional CAT-5 cable (P/N 600-0038) for wireless bridge to either X6 or X7.

11. Connect optional auxiliary power cable (P/N 600-0057) for wireless bridge to X15.

12. Connect multi I/O cable (P/N 600-0060) to X10.

13. Apply wire tape to all cables where cables ties will be applied.

14. Cable-tie all cables to rigid supports 150mm (6”) from DP-2 MDVR.

15. Insert and secure the 10 amp in-line fuse in the red power cable (P/N 600-0009) in the engine bay.

chapter 5 Final Test – Check Basic Recording Operation

5 Fi nal Test After all system components have been installed and wired correctly, conduct final testing of the system as follows. Default configuration of the system allows this testing to be conducted.

5.1 Check Basic Recording Operation Once all wiring has been completed, a few basic tests must be conducted to ensure the correct functioning of the unit. These involve the use of various peripherals and the fitted Monitor.

If using DP-1 LCD Monitor, follow Procedure 22.

If using DP-2 LCD Monitor, follow Procedure 23.

If using DP-2 Mobile Data Terminal Application, see Procedure 24.

These tests can also be carried out during regular maintenance.

Check with the system administrator if mandatory officer login is used on this site. If so, obtain a login code and instructions for logging in from the administrator. Refer to DP-2 In-Vehicle User Manual for more details on using the LCD monitors and MDT Application.

Procedure 22 Check Basic Recording – DP-1 LCD Monitor

1. On the DP-1 LCD Monitor, ensure the power switch is in the up (on) position and the VOL (volume) control is fully turned clockwise.

2.

Start the engine of the vehicle. The DP-2 MDVR starts booting up. Expected Result: The green LED at the front of the DP-2 MDVR flashes and the screen displays “Program Starting”. The system is ready for normal operation when the message: “DigitalPatroller Ready” sounds. This occurs approximately 90 seconds after the vehicle engine is started.

3.

At start-up, the Forward-View camera view displays on the DP-1 LCD monitor. Take this opportunity to aim the camera and adjust the monitor position for easy viewing. Verify correct focus of the camera in the video image.

4. If a second camera is installed, press the CAM-2 button on the DP-1 LCD Monitor.

5.

Aim the passenger camera and verify correct focus of the camera in the video image. Passenger camera (P/N 700-0094) video is black-and-white. If a second 22x camera is used (P/N 700-0092) video is in color.

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6. Press the CAM-1 button on the DP-1 LCD Monitor.

7. Remove the DP-2 Wireless Microphone transmitter from the receiver docking cradle, switch on the power and place the transmitter back into the docking cradle.

8.

Press and hold the Talk button on the transmitter for 10 seconds to pair the transmitter with the receiver. Expected Result: The SYNC LED on the Receiver and the Transmit LED both flash GREEN to confirm synchronization.

9. Press the STOP button on the DP-1 LCD Monitor.

10. Remove the DP-2 Wireless Microphone transmitter from the receiver docking cradle again. The green LED on the transmitter and the docking cradle should be on steady.

11. If fitted to the vehicle, switch the light bar on.

Automatic recording is the default setting. Unless the system administrator has set the system up to not record automatically when the light bar is switched on, the DP-2 MDVR will start to record now.

12.

Press the REC button on the DP-1 LCD Monitor. Expected Result: The red REC button should now be flashing on the DP-1 LCD Monitor. In addition, the word “Recording” displays on the monitor and an audible announcement sounds.

13. Speak into the In-Vehicle Microphone and the DP-2 Wireless Microphone. Move your hand in front of all cameras fitted.

14.

Press the LICENSE button on the DP-1 LCD Monitor. Expected Result: An audible announcement sounds. The live camera view should zoom in, pause, then zoom out. Ensure that camera is correctly positioned for license plate capture according to local operating practices (positioning of vehicle relative to target).

15.

Turn the light bar off and press the STOP button on the DP-1 LCD Monitor. Expected Result: Recording should stop: the REC button is no longer illuminated and the word “Recording” disappears from the DP-1 LCD Monitor.

With certain vehicle preparations, several vehicle controls may have inter-related wiring. Verify that vehicle commands potentially related to the light bar (e.g. headlights, direction indicators) do not trigger recording. Incorrect triggering of recording may result from improper grounding.

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16.

Press the PLAY button twice on the DP-1 LCD Monitor to play back the last recorded event. Expected Result: The recorded video is displayed on the DP-1 LCD Monitor and recorded audio is played from the DP-1 LCD Monitor speaker.

17. Press the CAM-1 button on the DP-1 LCD Monitor. Expected Result: The video from the forward-view camera should play with the audio from the DP-2 Wireless Microphone.

18.

If a second camera is installed, press the CAM-2 button on the DP-1 LCD Monitor. Expected Result: The video from the rear-view or passenger camera (if fitted) should play with the audio from the In-Vehicle Microphone.

The cameras and microphones are operating correctly if the above steps are completed without error.

Procedure 23 Check Basic Recording – DP-2 LCD Monitor

1. On the DP-2 LCD Monitor, ensure the power switch is on and the VOL (volume) control is turned on.

2.

Start the engine of the vehicle. The DP-2 MDVR starts booting up. Expected Result: The green LED at the front of the DP-2 MDVR flashes and the screen displays “Program Starting”.

The system is ready for normal operation when the message: “DigitalPatroller Ready” is audible. This occurs approximately 90 seconds after the vehicle engine is started.

3.

At start-up, the Forward-View camera view displays on the DP-2 LCD monitor. Take this opportunity to aim the camera and adjust the LCD monitor position for easy viewing. Verify correct focus of the camera in the video image.

4. If a second camera is installed, press the CAM-2 button on the DP-2 LCD Monitor.

5.

Aim the rear-seat or passenger camera and verify correct focus of the camera in the video image. Passenger camera (P/N 700-0094) video is black-and-white. If a second 22x camera is used (P/N 700-0092) video is in color.

6. Press the CAM-1 button on the DP-2 LCD Monitor.


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8.


9. Press the STOP button on the DP-2 LCD Monitor.


11.

If fitted to the vehicle, switch the light bar on. Expected Result: Automatic recording is the default setting. Unless the system administrator has set the system up to not record automatically when the light bar is switched on, the DP-2 MDVR will start to record now.

12.

Press the REC button on the DP-2 LCD Monitor. Expected Result: The red REC button should now be flashing on the DP-2 LCD Monitor. In addition, the word “Recording” displays on the monitor and an audible announcement sounds.

13. Speak into the In-Vehicle Microphone and the DP-2 Wireless Microphone. Move your hand in front of all cameras fitted.

14.

Press the LICENSE button on the DP-2 LCD Monitor. Expected Result: An audible announcement sounds. The live camera view should zoom in, pause, then zoom out. Ensure that camera is correctly positioned for license plate capture according to local operating practices (positioning of vehicle relative to target).

15.

Turn the light bar off and press the STOP button on the DP-2 LCD Monitor. Expected Result: Recording should stop: the REC button is no longer illuminated and the word “Recording” disappears from the DP-2 LCD monitor.

With certain vehicle preparations, several vehicle controls may have inter-related wiring. Verify that vehicle commands potentially related to the light bar (e.g. headlights, direction indicators) do not trigger recording. Incorrect triggering of recording may result from improper grounding.

16.

Press the PLAY button twice on the DP-2 LCD Monitor to play back the last recorded event. Expected Result: The recorded video is displayed on the DP-2 LCD Monitor and recorded audio is played from the DP-2 LCD Monitor speaker.

17. Press the CAM-1 button on the DP-2 LCD Monitor. Expected Result: The video from the forward-view camera should play with the audio from the DP-2 Wireless Microphone.

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18.

If a second camera is installed, press the CAM-2 button on the DP-2 LCD Monitor. Expected Result: The video from the rear-view or passenger camera (if fitted) should play with the audio from the In-Vehicle Microphone. The cameras and microphones are operating correctly if the above steps are completed without error.

Procedure 24 Check Basic Recording - Mobile Data Terminal

A laptop with the Mobile Data Terminal application installed is required for this test. Contact the system administrator for installation of this application. The laptop must be compatible with the MDT mounting hardware present in the car.

1. Dock MDT laptop into the vehicle’s MDT mounting bracket and start up the laptop.

2. Login to laptop as required by local policies.

3. Ensure that audio is not muted and the laptop sound volume is sufficiently loud.

4. Start the Mobile Data Terminal application.

5. Turn the vehicle ignition on. Expected Result: The DP-2 MDVR should start, with a green LED flashing on the front connector panel.

6.

At start-up, the Forward-View camera view displays on the MDT. Take this opportunity to aim the camera and adjust the MDT position for easy viewing. Verify correct focus of the camera in the video image.

7. If a second camera is installed, press the Select Camera 2 button on the MDT.

8.

Aim the rear-seat or passenger camera and verify correct focus of the camera in the video image. Passenger camera (P/N 700-0094) video is black-and-white. If a second 22x camera is used (P/N 700-0092) video is in color.

9. Press the Select Camera 1 button on the MDT.


11.


12. Press the STOP button on the MDT.

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14.

If fitted to the vehicle, switch the light bar on. Expected Result: Automatic recording is the default setting. Unless the system administrator has set the system up to not record automatically when the light bar is switched on, the DP-2 MDVR will start to record now.

15. Press the RECORD button on the MDT. Expected Result: The red RECORD button should now be flashing on the MDT.

16. Speak into the in-vehicle microphone, the DP-2 Wireless Microphone and move your hand in front of all cameras fitted.

17.

Press the LICENSE button on the MDT. Expected Result: The live camera view should zoom in, pause, then zoom out. Ensure that camera is correctly positioned for license plate capture according to local operating practices (positioning of vehicle relative to target).

18.

Turn the light-bar off and press the Stop button on the MDT. Expected Result: Recording should stop: the Record button is no longer illuminated and the word “Recording” disappears from the MDT.

With certain vehicle preparations, several vehicle controls may have inter-related wiring. Verify that vehicle commands potentially related to light bar (e.g. headlights, direction indicators) do not trigger recording. Incorrect triggering of recording may result from improper grounding.

19.

Press the PLAYBACK button on the MDT, and click on the event with the highest number. Expected Result: The recorded video is displayed on the MDT and recorded audio is played from the MDT, for the last recorded event.

20. Press the Select Camera 1 button on the MDT. Expected Result: The video from the forward-view camera should play with the audio from the DP-2 Wireless Microphone.

21.

If a second camera is installed, press the Select Camera 2 button on the MDT. Expected Result: The video from the rear-view or passenger camera (if fitted) should play with the audio from the In-Vehicle Microphone. The cameras and microphones and MDT Ethernet connection are operating correctly if the above steps are completed without error.

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chapter 5 Final Test – Replace the Panels

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5.2 Replace the Panels After the DP-2 MDVR is fully connected and tested, replace all the panels previously removed. Avoid crimping any cables or wires in the process.

When the installation is satisfactorily completed, fill in the In-Vehicle Installation Checklist (see Appendix C section 8.3).

chapter 6 Preventative Maintenance of DP-2 MDVR – Replace the Panels

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6 Preventative Maintenance of DP-2 MDVR When the vehicle containing the DP-2 MDVR is serviced, it is advisable to run a series of checks on possible wear and tear of the DP-2 MDVR installation. These are summarized in Table 6. In addition, the maintenance technician requires any video system hardware fault reports provided by the usual users of the vehicle.

If acceptable to the customer, the post-installation checks in chapter 5 may be run through as a standard service check. If any corrective measures are taken, the post-installation checks must be conducted. Note that these checks will create events that will subsequently be offloaded.

Part numbers for replacement parts are provided in Appendix A in section 8.1.

Table 6 Preventative Maintenance Verifications

Item Verification to Conduct Corrective Measures

DP-2 power Turn ignition on. DP-2 starts and front panel LED flashes green.

1. Check 10 amp in-line fuse. 2. Check vehicle fuses. 3. Check power cabling. 4. Swap DP-2 MDVR unit. 5. Contact Integrian Technical

Support.

Camera, microphone, digital input recording

Refer to section 5.1. Check camera, microphone or digital input cabling and grounding, according to issue found.

DP-2 MDVR connections Frayed wires, strained cables Replace damaged cables.

Cameras Obvious strained cable or damaged equipment

Replace damaged cable or equipment.

GPS antenna and cable

Obvious damage to antenna or cable

Replace damaged antenna/cable assembly.

Mobile Data Terminal

Obvious strained cables or damaged equipment


Optional wireless bridge

Obvious strained cables or damaged equipment


DP-2 MDVR mounting Play in DP-2 MDVR mounting Tighten mounting screws.

Camera mounting Play in camera mounting Tighten mounting screws.

Optional wireless bridge mounting

Play in wireless bridge mounting Tighten mounting screws.

Wireless microphone mounting

Check if mounting is secure Replace Velcro strips or tighten screws on optional mounting bracket, as appropriate.

chapter 7 Removal of DP-2 MDVR – Replace the Panels

7 Removal of DP-2 MDVR The DP-2 MDVR comes as a complete unit consisting of the following parts:

o Removable storage blade

o MDVR base unit

o MDVR back connector panel that is mounted on the mounting bracket (not shown).

Figure 27 Parts of the DP-2 MDVR

In normal usage of the DP-2 MDVR in a vehicle, the Removable Storage Blade would only be removed from the MDVR unit in order to manually dock the blade to the Server through Desktop Docking for video upload. In cases where the video on the MDVR is uploaded via Ethernet Cable or via Wireless methods, the blade should always be left locked onto the MDVR Base Unit. Replacement is typically affected by removing the entire unit and completely replacing it. Disassembly of the unit is not recommended as there is normally no need to do so. If the unit rear connector panel is disassembled from the rest of the unit and reassembled for any reason, the correct process must be adhered to otherwise the unit may not function properly once reassembled.

If the DP-2 MDVR unit is removed as a whole, follow Procedure 25.

If the base unit needs to be disassembled and reassembled, see the correct procedures for disassembling (Procedure 26) and reassembling (Procedure 27) the DP-2 MDVR.

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chapter 7 Removal of DP-2 MDVR – Remove DP-2 MDVR without Disassembly

7.1 Remove DP-2 MDVR without Disassembly

Procedure 25 Unscrewing DP-2 MDVR Mounting Plate

1.

Remove the screws as shown here.

Figure 28 DVR Mounting Plate

2. Remove the DP-2 MDVR with the mounting plate (see Figure 23).

Please be advised that if a DP-2 MDVR is sent for repair, the video data it contains may be lost.

7.2 Disassemble the DP-2 MDVR Disassembly of the DP-2 MDVR involves separating the different parts of the body of the MDVR.

Procedure 26 Disassemble MDVR

1.

Remove the Removable Storage Blade by unlocking it with the supplied key and sliding it off toward the front of the base unit. This exposes the two top screws that attaches the back connector panel to the MDVR base unit (see Figure 28).

2. Remove screws from rear connector panel, if fitted.

3. Using a hex key, remove the two top screws located at the inside area of the MDVR base unit.

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chapter 7 Removal of DP-2 MDVR – Disassemble the DP-2 MDVR

4.

Remove screws that attach the front stop to the mounting bracket.

Figure 29 Removing MDVR Front Stop

The item numbers in Figure 30 are explained in Table 7.

5. Slide the MDVR base unit away from the back connector panel as shown here, until both units disengage.

Figure 30 MDVR Base Unit and Back Panel Disassembly

Remove screw Remove screw

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chapter 7 Removal of DP-2 MDVR – Reassemble the DP-2 MDVR


Table 7 Item descriptions for base unit

Item No.

Part No. Description

1 7044924 Washer, Flat M6X12.5X1.2, SS, (304 James Glen) (TW38972)

2 7044231 Screw M6X12, BH, Socket, 304SS, (TW38772)

3 7065870 Base Unit Assembly, Digital Patroller, DP-2

7.3 Reassemble the DP-2 MDVR

Procedure 27 Reassemble MDVR

1. Slide the base unit into the back connector panel into the on the bottom groove as shown here, until both units fully engage.

Figure 31 MDVR Base Unit and Back Panel Disassembly


2. Secure the base unit to the back connector panel. Ensure the correct torque values are applied as shown in Figure 30

The two top screws need to be accurately torqued (tightened) to 3.3 N.m (29 lb.in).

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chapter 7 Removal of DP-2 MDVR – Reassemble the DP-2 MDVR

3. Secure the base unit in place by attaching the front stop onto the mounting bracket as shown here. Ensure the base unit is in the correct orientation and the correct torque values are applied.

Figure 32 Attaching MDVR Front Stop

The item numbers in Figure 31 are explained in Table 7. The front stop screw needs to be accurately torqued (tightened) to 6.0 N.m (53 lb.in).

4. Replace and tighten screws in rear connector panel, if fitted.

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chapter 8 Appendix – (A) Equipment and Tools

8 A ppendix

8.1 (A) Equipment and Tools

8.1.1 System Parts

Table 8 Display Options

Part Description Part Number Picture

DP-1 LCD Monitor

LCD Monitor (includes cable and mounting) 700-0095

Figure 33 LCD Monitor

LCD Monitor cable w/connectors 600-0055

DP-2 LCD Monitor

LCD Monitor (includes cable and mounting) 7065981

Figure 34 DP-2 LCD Monitor

LCD Monitor cable w/connectors 600-0140

Mobile Data Terminal

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Mobile Data Terminal software 350-0018

Figure 35 MDT Software

CAT-5 crossover cable (for use w/ MDT)

600-0038

Figure 36 CAT-5 Crossover Cable

Table 9 In-Vehicle Data Capture System Equipment List


DP-2 Mobile Digital Video Recorder Base Unit 900-2000

Removable Storage Blade 7066355, 7065810, or 7066363

Figure 37 DP-2 MDVR

DP-2 MDVR Mounting Bracket

Forward Camera (includes mounting and LED blinder) 700-0092

Figure 38 Forward Camera

Camera cable w/connectors 600-0052-1

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Camera mounting Varies based on vehicle make/model

See section 8.1.2 and section 8.1.3

Passenger camera w/ mount 700-0094

Figure 39 Passenger Camera

Passenger camera cable and connector 600-0054-1

Figure 40 Camera Cable

GPS Antenna Kit (w/ cable & connector)

100-0008

Figure 41 GPS Antenna Kit

Main power harness w/connectors 600-0061-1

Figure 42 Main Power Harness

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Fused positive terminal 12V power cable w/eyelet connector and 10 amp fuse

600-0009

Figure 43 Red Power Wire

Negative terminal 12V power cable w/eyelet connector 600-0012

Figure 44 Black Power Wire

In-vehicle microphone 600-0056-1

DP-2 Wireless Microphone Kit (including belt case, Velcro, lavaliere microphone, cable, home charger, in-vehicle receiver, portable transmitter)

700-0014

Figure 45 DP-2 Wireless Microphone Kit

Velcro adhesive strip 100-0011

Figure 46 Velcro Strips

Wireless microphone mounting bracket (optional) 530-0028

Multi-audio cable 600-058

Figure 47 Multi-audio Cable

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Multi-serial cable 600-059

Figure 48 Multi-serial Cable

Multi I/O cable 600-0060

Crash sensor with cable 600-0063

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Accessory Kit 700-0081

INCLUDES: 4 each - button head screws (for use w/ quick release mount)

4 each - Phillips wafer head drill point screws (for use w/ power filter)

4 each - hex head drill point screws (for use w/ optional Trunk Connector mounting bracket)

4 each - Phillips pan head screws (for use w/ optional Trunk Connector assembly)

4 each - nylon nuts (for use w/ optional Trunk Connector assembly)

4 each - button head socket screws (for use with secondary mounting bracket)

pan head Phillips screw (sun visor replacement screw)

Figure 49 Accessory Kit

Table 10 Offload Options


Trunk connector for high-speed offload

Trunk Connector Kit (w/ CAT-6 cable)

700-0019

Figure 50 Trunk Connector Kit

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Trunk Connector Mount Bracket 530-0018

Figure 51 Trunk Connector Mount Bracket

Wireless bridge for wireless offload

CAT-5 crossover cable (for use w/ optional Wireless Bridge)

600-0038

Figure 52 CAT-5 Crossover Cable

Wireless Bridge kit 700-0101

Auxilliary Power cable 600-0057

Table 11 Radar Options


Decatur Genesis II Radar serial cable 600-0042

Decatur Genesis II Select and MPH® Python Series III Radar serial cable

600-0027

Stalker® Dual Radar serial cable 600-0044

Stalker® Dual SL and Dual DSR Radar serial cable 600-0026

Kustom radar cable 600-0025.

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8.1.2 Camera and LCD Mount List – US Vehicles

Table 12 Camera and LCD Mount List

P/N # Description Vehicle Type Year Image

500-0000 Single Camera Mount

Ford Explorer Ford Expedition Chevy Siverado Chevy Tahoe Chevy Trail blazer Dodge Intrepid

2002-2006 2003-2006 2002-2006 2003-2006 2004-2005 2002-2005

530-0001 Dodge Ram 1500 Headliner Mount

Dodge Ram 1500 2003-2005

530-0002 Impala Visor Mount Chevy Impala 2003-2005

530-0003 Crown Victoria Visor Mount 13.2" Length

Ford Crown Victoria 1998-2004

530-0004 LCD Mount Plate Ford Crown Victoria's Single Camera Bracket

Any Year

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P/N # Description Vehicle Type Year Image

530-0006 Crown Victoria Visor Mount 15.5 " Length


530-0033 Dodge Charger Visor Mount Dodge Ram 1500 2006 No Stock or Image available

at time of print

530-0034

Crown Victoria Visor Mount Fire Suppression Version

Ford Crown Victoria 2006 No Stock or Image available at time of print

530-0035 Impala Visor Mount Chevy Impala 2006 No Stock or Image available

at time of print

530-0041 Dodge Durango Mount Dodge Durango 2006 No Stock or Image available

at time of print

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8.1.3 Camera and LCD Mount List – US Vehicles

Table 13 Camera and LCD Mount Kits

P/N # Description Vehicle Type and Year Image

700-0023 Single Camera Mount Kit

Ford Explorer 2002-2006 Ford Expedition 2003-2006 Chevy Silverado 2002-2006 Chevy Tahoe 2003-2006 Chevy Trail blazer 2004-2005


Ford crown Victoria 2005-2006 without fire suppression



700-0055 Impala Mount kit Chevy Impala 2003-2005

700-0058 Dodge Charger Mount kit Dodge Charger 2006 No Stock or Image Available

700-0059 Crown Victoria Visor Mount kit Ford Crown Victoria 2006 No Stock or Image Available

700-0063 Dodge Ram 1500 Mount kit Dodge Ram 1500 2003-2005

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8.1.4 Necessary Tools

Table 14 In-Vehicle Installation Necessary Tools

Tool Description Tool Description

Battery operated drill w/ torque settings T-8 through T-25 torx bits

Various drill bits Wire strippers (14 AWG – 24 AWG)

Various wrenches (Metric and Imperial) Fish tape or stiff wire

Socket set (Metric and Imperial) Utility knife

Ratchet w/ extension Stand-alone aiming flashlight

Allen Wrenches or hex bit Wire Cutter

Screw drivers Volt Meter or Automotive test light

Wire Crimp Tool CAT-5e cable tester

First Aid Kit Magnetic parts dish(es)

8.1.5 Consumable Materials

Table 15 In-Vehicle Installation Consumable Materials

Material Description Material Description

Tie-wraps Electrical tape

Wire taps Rubber Grommets

Spare wire (20-22 gauge) Variety of Screws

Wire Connectors

chapter 8 Appendix – (B) Stalker Radar Interfaces for DP-2

8.2 (B) Stalker Radar Interfaces for DP-2 This section details how to install and enable radar interfaces for Stalker radar units used with the DigitalPatroller-2 system.

A successful deployment of the Stalker radar interfaces running on DigitalPatroller-2 systems allows an officer to read real-time radar data on the in-vehicle LCD. The data is also recorded in the system’s metadata.

8.2.1 Stalker Radar Requirements The following are prerequisites for installing and enabling Stalker radar units.

DP-2 must be installed inside the vehicle and ready for use.

The proper radar interface cable must have been purchased from Integrian Inc. There are currently three types of Stalker radar interface cables available:

1. Stalker Dual.

2. Stalker Dual SL.

3. Stalker Dual DSR.

Refer to Table 16 for the cable part numbers.

Procedure 28 below explains how to set up the serial port for each type of the Stalker radar.

The DP-2 Configuration Tool is used to configure the radar to ensure that DigitalPatroller’s record triggers and features are specified and maintained. For details refer to the section on Edit Radar Configuration in the DP-2 Reference Manual (7068250).

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8.2.2 Setup of Stalker Radar Serial Port To ensure correct communication with the DP-2 MDVR, the baud rate (data transfer speed) and message format must be set on the Stalker radar gun.

The setup procedure and messages displayed vary slightly according to the Stalker radar model. The model-specific details are provided in Table 16.

Procedure 28 Setting Up Stalker Radar Serial Port

1. Turn the radar unit power on.

2. Using a paper clip or ballpoint pen, activate the setup menu by pressing the recessed switch inside the hole at the bottom of the counting unit.

After activation, the LED display should show SEn 16 Hi.

3. Select the baud rate according to the instructions in Table 16 for the radar model being configured: select baud rate of “1200”.

4. Select the message format according to the instructions in Table 16 for the radar model being configured: select “b” for ALL INDICATORS format.

bAu 12 b should display, indicating 1200 baud data rate with ALL INDICATORS message format.

5. Press XMIT to exit the setup menu.

Table 16 Baud Rate and Message Format Parameters

Cable Types/ Part Numbers

Select the baud rate Select the message format

Stalker® Dual (Cable P/N 600-0044)

Press the RELEASE key on the remote control. Each key press will increment to the next available baud rate. Available baud rates are: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, and 38400.

First press the RELEASE key on the remote control to obtain the serial port display, and then press the LOCK key on the remote control. Each key press will increment to the next available selection. Available message formats are: “A” = TARGET SPEED format “b” = ALL INDICATORS format “c” = Kustom Signals Inc. video format “P” = PRINTER format “-” = NO OUTPUT.

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Cable Types/ Part Numbers

Select the baud rate Select the message format

Stalker® Dual SL (Cable P/N 600-0026)

Press the SAME/OPPOSITE key on the remote control. Each key press will increment to the next available baud rate. Available baud rates are: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, and 38400.

First press the SAME/OPPOSITE key on the remote control to obtain the serial port display, then press the LOCK/RELEASE key on the remote control. Each key press will increment to the next available selection. Available message formats are: “A” = TARGET SPEED format “b” = ALL INDICATORS format “c” = Kustom Signals Inc. video format “P” = PRINTER format “-” = NO OUTPUT.

Stalker® Dual DSR (Cable P/N 600-0026)

Press the SAME/OPPOSITE key on the remote control. Each key press will increment to the next available baud rate. Available baud rates are: 300, 600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, and 38400.

First press the SAME/OPPOSITE key on the remote control to obtain the serial port display, then press the LOCK/RELEASE key on the remote control. Each key press will increment to the next available selection. Available message formats are: “A” = TARGET SPEED format “b” = ALL INDICATORS format “c” = Kustom Signals Inc. video format “P” = PRINTER format “r” = ALL INDICATORS PLUS STATUS“-” = NO OUTPUT.

chapter 8 Appendix – (C) In-Vehicle Installation Checklist

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8.3 (C) In-Vehicle Installation Checklist

Table 17 In-Vehicle Installation Checklist

Vehicle ID

Camera 1 (front) Serial Number

Camera 2 (passenger) Serial Number

Camera 3 (rear) Serial Number

Camera 4 Serial Number

DP-2 MDVR Serial Number

DP-2 Wireless Microphone Serial Number

Other Microphone Serial Number

Technician (print name)

Item Verify Date Comments

DP-2 secure

Battery power fuse

Ignition power fuse

Battery ground

Chassis ground

GPS secure

Cameras secure

Camera 1 focus

Camera 1 field of view

Camera 2 focus

Camera 2 field of view

Wireless microphone working & recording

In-Vehicle microphone working and recording

Date:_________________ Signature: _____________________________