Who Can Repair Watch Guard Dv-1 Cameras

• Contents
• Table of Contents
• Troubleshooting
• Bookmarks

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  12 Other Modes of Operation

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  1 Introduction to Watchguard Video

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  2 Safety, Production Care, and Warranty

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  3 DV-1 Arrangement Overview

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  4 DV-1 Configuration

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  5Detailed DV-1 Operation

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  6Cabin and Wireless Microphones

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  7 Arrangement Status Data Screens

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  8 Supervisor/Ambassador Functions

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  nine Fleet Managing director Utility

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  10 Troubleshooting

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  11Quick Offset Guide

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  Glossary of Terms

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  Index

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  Summary of Contents for Watchguard DV-1

• Folio i WGD00071...
• Page 2 This certificate is applicable to DV-ane Firmware Version 7.0 and above. SAFETY WARNINGS To prevent fire or shock hazard, practice not expose the DV-1 unit to rain or wet. To avoid electrical stupor, practise not disassemble the DV-one housing or place any objects other than the DVD within the system.

• Page 3: Tabular array Of Contents

  Table of Contents Introduction to WatchGuard Video ................... vii Welcome Argument and Company Values ........................vii Notices, Cautions, and Warnings ........................... 7 Using This Document..............................8 Please Requite Us Your Suggestions ..........................8 DV-1 Firmware Updates ..............................9 DV-1 Hardware Versions ............................... nine DV-ane Technical Specifications .............................
• Page four Save or Restore Officer Preferences ........................... 43 four.8.one Salvage Officer Preferences as Section Default ..................43 iv.8.2 Restore Officer Preferences .......................... 44 Detailed DV-1 Functioning ......................45 Nearly DVD Media ................................ 45 Select Officer ................................45 Ejecting a DVD ................................46 Video Review Fashion ..............................47 v.4.1...
• Page 5 Updating DV-1 Firmware ............................. 92 8.8.1 Troubleshooting a DV-ane Firmware Update ....................94 8.viii.one.one Unit Hangs at the DV-1 Splash Screen ..................94 viii.8.ane.two Unit of measurement Remains Powered Off On a Reboot ..................95 Fleet Manager Utility ......................97 Fleet Manager Utility Overview ............................ 97 Event Tags ...................................
• Page 6 11.11 Video Review Mode ..............................121 xi.11.1 Show/Hide Menu ............................122 11.11.2 Video Command Keys ............................122 11.12 Camera Overview ..............................123 eleven.13 Forepart Panel Controls ..............................123 11.xiii.one Select Camera ............................. 123 11.13.2 Display/Front Panel Brightness ........................124 11.13.three Microphones ..............................124 11.thirteen.four Volume Control ............................
• Folio 7 Thank you lot for choosing the WatchGuard Video DV-1, the globe'due south showtime in-car Direct-to-DVD Video system that records straight onto re- writable DVD-Video discs that play in regular DVD players. The company was founded to bring the finest mobile law enforcement technology to the marketplace.

• Folio 8: Other Modes Of Performance

  We desire to hear from you. Tell the states nearly your experiences and how y'all are using your DV-1. We will do our best to accommodate whatever suggestions you lot may have in futurity firmware revisions and hardware. U.South. customers, call Customer Service at 1-800-605-6734 or email united states of america customerservice@watchguardvideo.com...

• Folio 9: Introduction To Watchguard Video

   Audio/visual (A/5) port – Used to transmit the analog audio and video of the DV-1 to an external device (such every bit a television or video server).  USB port – For hereafter expansion of the unit.

• Folio 10: Technical Specifications

   Lowest radiated emissions of whatsoever DV-ane type  Environmentally-responsible lead-gratuitous procedure on the master board For the most current DV-one technical specifications, go to http://watchguardvideo.com/dv1/specs. WatchGuard Video Attn: Customer Service Department 415 Century Parkway Allen, Texas 75013 one-800-605-6734 customerservice@watchguardvideo.com...
• Page 11 Attach to the following safety instructions while using the DV-1:  Do not use this device near h2o.  Make clean but with a dry fabric.  Practise non block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer'southward instructions. ...
• Page 12 If the organization does not work, check the connections get-go. If everything is in social club, bank check the fuse. If while under the warranty period, it is determined that the WatchGuard Video arrangement was internally changed, modified, or repair attempted, the system warranty volition go null and void.

• Page xiii: Safety, Production Care, And Warranty

  – WatchGuard Video will not be liable for any straight, indirect, consequential, or incidental damages arising out of the use of or inability to employ the system. WatchGuard Video volition not exist responsible for any removal or re-installation cost of the unit or for...

• Page fourteen: Owner's Record

  – WatchGuard Video is dedicated to an extremely high level of Client Service. Under almost circumstances WatchGuard will repair, test, and transport the lacking unit or component within three (3) business organisation days of receipt of the unit to its facility (excluding appointment of receipt).
• Page fifteen DVD player. The DVDs that come out of the DV-one are gear up to play on your DVD thespian or computer. Evidence recorded in the auto is the verbal bear witness that is taken to court.

• Page 16: Dv-1 System Overview

  The latest accessories and input devices are on the web at: http://watchguardvideo.com/. Fleet Managing director Utility – A Windows 7/Vista/XP software application used to create configuration files for loading batch settings into the DV-1 unit of measurement. Fleet Manager Utility on folio 97 for details.

• Page 17: Permission Levels

  The DV-1 is configured with iii permission levels. This enables departments to control who can use the features, modify the configurations, or perform maintenance on the unit.  User – Officer-level permission to use the DV-ane in accordance with the configuration established by the Supervisor  Supervisor: Add or delete users Determine operational parameters of the DV-i (e.g.,...

• Page 18: Connections And Cable Diagrams

  DV-ane to the Front/Combination Photographic camera. Rear/Auxiliary Camera Cable (optional): Connects the DV-i to the Rear/Auxiliary Photographic camera. Wireless Microphone Cable: Connects the DV-1 to the wireless microphone system. Cabin Microphone Cable: Captures audio from inside the vehicle. A/V: Connects sound/video components to the DV-1.

• Page 19: Effigy 4 Connections And Cable Diagram - Modular Unit

  (optional): Connects the DV-one to the Rear/Auxiliary Camera. Network Cable: Connects the DV- ane to a network. Wireless Microphone Cablevision: Connects the DV-1 to the wireless microphone system. Cabin Microphone Cable: Captures audio from within the vehicle. A/V: Connects audio/video components to the DV-1.

• Page 20: Forepart Console Controls

  FRONT PANEL CONTROLS DV-1 System OVERVIEW Table 3 Front Panel Controls 1 Date 2 Carte du jour key (Navigation Fundamental ane) iii Navigation Key ii 4 Navigation Key three 5 Radar Speeds Target -- Fastest/Locked – Patrol vi External Input Indicators 7 Power Indicator...

• Page 21: Front Photographic camera Keypad

  DV-1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW FRONT Camera KEYPAD Table 4 Front Camera Keypad 1 Backlight Bounty 2 Zoom Out (Manual) 3 Motorcar-Zoom 4 Zoom In (Manual) 5 Nightview Mode half dozen Focus Virtually (Manual) 7 Cabin Camera 8 Car-Focus 9 Infrared Array Forepart Camera Keypad Controls on page 62 for farther details.

• Page 22: Dvd Status Icons

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• Page 23 MENU Printing the central on the Front Panel of the DV-1. The Main Card is displayed with the following options:  Exit Main Carte – Exit the Main Menu and return to the main photographic camera brandish screen  Video Review:...

• Folio 24: Dv-1 Configuration

  PIN numbers) MENU Printing the central again on the Forepart Panel of the DV-1 to exit the Master Menu and render to the main photographic camera display screen. Many of the configuration settings in this section can be washed easily using WatchGuard'due south Fleet Manager Utility. The Fleet Managing director Utility...

• Page 25: Set Vehicle Id

  DV-one CONFIGURATION Fix VEHICLE ID The ENTER Department Proper name screen is displayed.   Press the keys to navigate to the character(s) desired, Enter and and so press to select. To erase an undesired character, press Delete. Special characters are as follows: ...

• Folio 26: Manage Officer Names

  MANAGE OFFICER NAMES DV-one CONFIGURATION The Manage Officeholder Names screens allow yous to add together, edit, and delete officers. Carte du jour System SETTINGS Set Time, Date, Dept, Press > > Vehicle ID, Officer Names Manage Officer Names. > The MANAGE Officer NAMES screen is displayed.

• Page 27: Edit Officeholder

  DV-1 CONFIGURATION MANAGE OFFICER NAMES The Add OFFICER NAME screen is displayed.   Press the keys to navigate to the character(due south) desired, Enter and and so press to select. To erase an undesired grapheme, press Delete. Special characters are every bit follows: ...

• Page 28: Delete Officer

  MANAGE Officeholder NAMES DV-1 CONFIGURATION The EDIT Officeholder NAME screen is displayed.   Press the keys to navigate to the graphic symbol(s) desired, Enter and so press to select. To erase an undesired character, printing Delete. Special characters are as follows: ...

• Page 29: Setup Input Devices

  DV-1 CONFIGURATION SETUP INPUT DEVICES Supervisor access is required to configure input devices unless the Setup Input Devices permission is gear up to Aye. See Manage Permissions for Settings on page 80 for details on setting officeholder permissions. The post-obit input devices can be configured: ...

• Page 30: Radar Setup

  SETUP INPUT DEVICES DV-1 CONFIGURATION Carte Organisation SETTINGS Setup Input Devices Press > > (Radar, Siren, etc.) > Radar. The SETUP RADAR screen is displayed. Press the Upward & Downward keys to select the radar system, then press Configure.

• Page 31: Fan Speed

  CAUTION! Keep carefully when irresolute these settings. If the Emergency Lights sensor input is set to NO, the DV-1 acts equally if information technology is asunder and won't respond to the emergency light sensor input. Each of the sensor inputs reacts the same mode.
• Page 32 A GPS antenna is shown on the right. In guild for the GPS system to track satellites and provide data to the DV-1, the GPS antenna needs to be installed where it has a articulate view of the sky.
• Page 33 This calibration is best performed when the system is absurd (i.e., no sun exposure). Some DV-1 units calibrate automatically, and therefore, this option is not bachelor on those systems. Carte...
• Page 34 Manage Permissions for Settings page 80 for details on setting officer permissions. The DV-1 features Pre- and Mail-Event recording capabilities, which cause the system to automatically add upwards to 10 minutes of video footage before and/or after a recorded issue.
• Page 35 DV-1 CONFIGURATION RECORDING SETUP The SET PRE/POST Upshot RECORDING screen is displayed. The red outline highlights which soft office is active. PRE-Event Time Added to DVD Prior to Record cardinal is highlighted by default. Press the Up & Down keys to select the corporeality of Pre-Result time to exist added to the DVD.
• Page 36 Manage Permissions for Settings on page fourscore for details on setting officer permissions. The DV-1 features Auto-Tape Trigger capabilities, which allow recording to start based on sure offset and stop triggers. NOTICE In order for recording to beginning based on a specific trigger, the input for that trigger must exist monitored.

• Page 37: Gps Setup

  Press the fundamental to toggle between YES and NO for the selected car-tape start trigger. Selecting Yeah instructs the DV-1 to brainstorm recording automatically when that trigger is activated. Selecting NO means that automatic recording volition not occur. Abolish Press to confirm, or to exit without making changes.

• Page 38: Setup Cease Triggers

  Prompt to Confirm? Printing the Key to select whether or not the organization requests confirmation to end recording. Selecting instructs the DV-ane to request permission to cease the recording. Selecting disables the prompt and automatically ends the recording as specified.

• Page 39: Set Video Quality

  Supervisor admission is required unless the Set Video Quality permission is set to Aye. Encounter Manage Permissions for Settings folio 80 for details on setting officer permissions. The DV-1 allows you select from multiple video quality levels. Menu Organization SETTINGS Setup Recording Press >...
• Page xl RECORDING SETUP DV-1 CONFIGURATION The Auto-Zoom feature allows the front photographic camera to automatically zoom in on an object or subject for a prepare menstruation of time, and then return to its previous zoom level. This is peculiarly useful for automatically zooming in on a vehicle license plate.

• Page 41: Display Disc Usage

  From the Manage On-Screen Text screen, press Screen Text in This Vehicle & NO. to toggle between sets the organisation to show text on the DV-1's screen. sets the system to non show on-screen text. Detect Changing the Display On-Screen Text in This Vehicle setting does not affect what text information is recorded on the DVD in the Airtight-Captioning Layer.

• Page 42: Set Text Fields To Record

  RECORDING SETUP DV-1 CONFIGURATION Supervisor access is required unless the Set Text Fields to Record permission is prepare to YES. See Manage Permissions for Settings page 80 for details on setting officeholder permissions. All metadata text fields are sampled and generated once per second.
• Folio 43 DV-1 CONFIGURATION Salve OR RESTORE Officer PREFERENCES The DV-1 automatically creates a user profile with settings for each officer using the system. The settings included in this profile are:  Effulgence levels  Volume levels  Microphone selection  Camera settings:...

• Page 44: Relieve Or Restore Officer Preferences

  SAVE OR RESTORE OFFICER PREFERENCES DV-1 CONFIGURATION Selecting an item in the list and pressing causes the selected preferences to immediately become the electric current officer'southward preferences. For example, if officer A is the currently selected officer in the organization, and he chooses to restore preferences from officer B, and so officeholder A's preferences immediately get the aforementioned as officer B's...

• Page 45: Select Officer

  The DV-1 just records onto 4X-speed DVD+RW discs. Evidence- style bare DVDs are available through WatchGuard Video:  Highest-quality Sony® or Maxell® 4X-speed DVD+RW bare media  Bar lawmaking identifiers  Unique serial numbers  Boxed section for hand-written identifiers Ensure that the correct Officeholder Proper noun is selected prior to using the DV-1.
• Page 46 EJECTING A DVD DETAILED DV-i Functioning Caution! Do not utilize the Manual Eject Button on the DVD drive to eject discs because the system may not be done writing to the disc. End/QUIT Utilize but the central. Manually ejecting a DVD when the system has non finished called-for files onto the disc may result in an unplayable DVD.
• Page 47 The REVIEW VIDEO FROM Difficult Drive screen is displayed. The three options are discussed in the sections below. Notice The DV-1 can playback events while simultaneously recording new events (both active or intentional recording plus background recording). Withal, the DVD drive will pause any called-for activity while in Video Review style.

• Page 48: Video Review Mode

  VIDEO REVIEW MODE DETAILED DV-1 Operation Access Video Review mode as described in Section v.4.one, and use the video control keys on the Front Console to select and playback recorded events stored on the hard drive.  Suspension Interruption End...
• Page 49 DETAILED DV-ane OPERATION VIDEO REVIEW MODE The RECORDED EVENT Item screen displays, showing details virtually the highlighted recorded event. Page Dn Printing to display additional details most the recorded Play Reburn event. Press to view the recorded event. Press reburn this recorded effect as a new event on the electric current DVD.
• Page l When the key is pressed, this ends an issue (title) on the DVD. The DV-1 can exist set to tape using various methods. The available methods for beginning or ending a DVD title are: ...

• Page 51: Recording To Dvd

  DVD. Each recorded event creates a title on the DVD. NOTICE If the DV-1 has been configured to use event tags, the officeholder volition be prompted to provide additional event details when ending a Stop/QUIT recording (pressing the central).
• Page 52 RECORDING TO DVD DETAILED DV-i OPERATION The organization stops burning to the DVD and displays the icon on the right in the post-obit situations: Reason DVD Stops Burning Condition Icon The DVD bulldoze's temperature is out of range There is no DVD in the drive...
• Page 53 DETAILED DV-1 OPERATION RECORDING TO DVD When the DVD has less than 10 minutes remaining:  An warning sounds and a alert message is displayed  After the message disappears, the meter bar turns  The disc total condition is imminent. Be prepared to insert a new DVD.
• Page 54 For example, if the icon shows a DVD with the number ii, this ways that over 2 complete DVD's worth of video has overflowed, and it is currently queuing video for a iii disc. The DV-1 always burns the oldest overflow disc first.

• Page 55: Stop Recording

  Covert Style. With the split-screen feature, the DV-1 can simultaneously display and tape images from two cameras. When a split screen epitome is displayed and recording is triggered, both images are recorded on the evidence DVD.
• Page 56 CLOSED-CAPTIONING TEXT ON DVD PLAYBACK DETAILED DV-1 OPERATION All of the DV-1's textual information (metadata) is saved on the DVD in a format called the Closed-Captioning Layer. The advantages of using the Closed-Captioning Layer for displaying this information are: ...

• Page 57: Front Panel Controls

  DETAILED DV-1 Performance Front PANEL CONTROLS Caution! Display brightness levels may be adapted downwardly to off. One time the display is turned off, the operator can no longer view the menu arrangement. Printing any of the soft keys to return the display to normal.

• Page 58: Screen Saver

  FRONT PANEL CONTROLS DETAILED DV-one OPERATION The screen saver functionality can be configured to be disabled, agile all the time (24-hour interval and dark), or active but during dark view mode (night only). Display Press the key on the Front Panel.
• Page 59 DETAILED DV-1 OPERATION Front Panel CONTROLS Screen Saver Activation Printing the key until Night VIEW is displayed, to configure the screen saver to activate only during dark view style (dark only), after the specified time interval. Press the Upwardly and Downwards keys to gear up the desired amount of time until the screen saver activates at dark.
• Page 60 Front Panel CONTROLS DETAILED DV-1 OPERATION CAUTION! Loftier volume levels for the LIVE (wireless) setting may event in feedback between the speakers and the wireless microphone. VOLUME Printing the key on the Front Panel. The Book screen displays. Press the Select & Select keys to choose between LIVE (wireless), Playback Motel, or Playback Wireless.

• Page 61: Camera Key

  DETAILED DV-1 OPERATION Front end PANEL CONTROLS The DV-one tin can operate upward to 3 cameras:  Front Camera – Chief windshield-view zoom photographic camera  Motel Camera – Backseat-view camera  Rear/Auxiliary Camera – Optional and may have zoom capability The system automatically senses which cameras are installed and provides controls in the Photographic camera Menu accessible from the Front Panel.
• Page 62 The Front Camera or Rear Camera screen is displayed. The Front Camera screen is shown at the right. NOTICE If no photographic camera is connected to the rear camera port on DV-1 startup, or a tertiary-party camera (e.g., a thermal imaging photographic camera) is REAR...

• Page 63: Front end Camera Keypad Controls

  Activating Night View mode optimizes the camera settings for nighttime functioning. When Night View mode is turned on, the DV-1 automatically sets the manual focus to about 50 feet. When Night View manner is turned off, machine-focus is turned back on.

• Folio 64: Machine-Zoom

  Front end Camera KEYPAD CONTROLS DETAILED DV-1 Functioning The Auto-Zoom characteristic allows the photographic camera to automatically zoom in on an object or subject area for a set catamenia of time, so return to its previous zoom level. This is specially useful for automatically zooming in on a vehicle license plate.

• Page 65: Car-Focus

  DETAILED DV-1 Operation FRONT CAMERA KEYPAD CONTROLS The bar scale at the bottom of the screen indicates the magnification level of the current zoom setting. To the left of the vertical bar is the optical zoom expanse, and to the right is the digital zoom area. W is wide bending, and T is telephoto.

• Page 66: Playback On Computers And Dvd Players

  Zoom back out to a wide angle view, and the object will remain in crisp focus. Because of the DVD+RW format that is used in the DV-1, there is no demand for disc finalization before playing back on a computer or DVD player.
• Folio 67 DETAILED DV-1 Operation PLAYBACK ON COMPUTERS AND DVD PLAYERS Play Video Below is the principal window of the DMU. To play a DVD, click the push button. Video Player Load DVD screen is displayed. Click the link in the center of the screen.
• Page 68 PLAYBACK ON COMPUTERS AND DVD PLAYERS DETAILED DV-1 Functioning The DVD's main screen is displayed. Click a title to play information technology.
• Folio 69 There are several different types of microphones that may exist included with the DV-1 organisation. For specific information on your particular microphone, please refer to the manufacturer's manual that is packaged with your microphone. MICROPHONE Press the cardinal on the Front Console.

• Page 70: Lapel Microphone Placement

  Find A microphone is built into the belt-pack transceiver. Therefore, a lapel microphone is non required nor included with the DV-1. When using a lapel microphone, should the lapel microphone be disconnected, the congenital-in microphone takes over.
• Folio 71 The Condition Menus brandish important system information about the DV-ane. These screens are for informational purposes but and do not permit for any changes to system settings or functions. MENU STATUS INFO. View DVD data by pressing > The System Status Data – DVD Disc Data screen is displayed by default.
• Page 72 DVD DISC, Bulldoze, AND MEDIA INFORMATION Organization Condition INFORMATION SCREENS For the DVD Disc Information screen, the on-screen terms are:  Video Quality – The quality of video ready to tape to the DVD (see Set up Video Quality on folio 39) ...

• Page 73: System Condition Information Screens

  SYSTEM Status INFORMATION SCREENS Difficult Bulldoze INFORMATION For the DVD Media Information screen (available only if a DVD is present), the on-screen terms are:  Media Lawmaking – Identifies the manufacturer of the DVD and assists the DVD burner in using the best write strategy ...

• Page 74: System Information

  Organisation Information SYSTEM Condition INFORMATION SCREENS MENU View software and hardware versions past pressing > Condition INFO > System. On-screen terms are as follows:  Date/Fourth dimension – The date and time currently prepare  Os – Primary system software version ...
• Page 75 SYSTEM STATUS Information SCREENS DEVICE Information MENU Status INFO View device information by pressing > > Devices. On-screen terms are as follows:  GPS – GPS condition (configured in GPS Setup on folio 32), including the latitude and longitude readings from the device if one is configured for the system ...

• Page 76: Device Information

  DEVICE Data Organization STATUS INFORMATION SCREENS This folio intentionally left bare.
• Page 77 The DV-one is configured with iii permission levels: User, Supervisor, and Administrator. This enables departments to control who can use the features, alter the configurations, or perform maintenance on the unit. Run into Permission Levels on page 17 for further details.
• Page 78 The key is automatically pressed when the fifth number is selected. The SUPERVISOR Card is displayed. System beliefs settings control when the DV-1 system powers on or off based on vehicle on or off status. MENU SUPERVISOR MENU...

• Folio 79: Supervisor/Administrator Functions

  SUPERVISOR/ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS SET SYSTEM Beliefs The SET SYSTEM Beliefs screen is displayed. Press the Up and Downwardly keys to select the behavior y'all want to edit. For a clarification of the System Behavior options, come across the Section Default Policies table on page 103. Alter Value Press the key to toggle betwixt values for the...

• Page lxxx: Set Microphone Beliefs

  Fix MICROPHONE Beliefs SUPERVISOR/ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS Carte du jour SUPERVISOR Menu Prepare Microphone Printing > > Behavior. If prompted to login, follow the steps listed in Supervisor and Administrator Login on page 78. The MICROPHONE Beliefs screen is displayed. Press the Up & Down keys to select the behavior you wish to edit.

• Page 81: Video Review Access Levels

  Close DVD When Ejected determines when the Current DVD starts. The default DV-1 behavior is to beginning the Current DVD when a bare (or previously used) DVD is inserted and formatted. Setting this permission to allows the current officer to close-out the Current DVD when it is ejected so that no one tin can view his or her video.
• Page 82 MANAGE DVD AND HARD Bulldoze SUPERVISOR/Administrator FUNCTIONS Video Review Access Levels restrict who tin view videos stored on a DVD. There are 4 zones where video is stored and may be viewed at a later time, based on the assigned access level: ...
• Page 83 SUPERVISOR/ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS MANAGE DVD AND HARD DRIVE The DVD FORMAT screen is displayed. Format Cancel Press to format the DVD, or to exit without formatting. CAUTION! This operation should only be performed when instructed past Customer Service personnel. U.Due south. customers, call ane-800-605-6734 or email customerservice@watchguardvideo.com prior to selecting this selection.

• Folio 84: Manage Dvd And Hard Drive

  MANAGE DVD AND HARD DRIVE SUPERVISOR/Administrator FUNCTIONS The text to the right flashes across the screen. If these tests are non completed successfully, please contact WatchGuard Customer Entering Maintenance Mode Service at 1-800-605-6734 or email customerservice@watchguardvideo.com. Checking Partition 1… Checking Partition 1…passed...

• Page 85: Reset Recording State

  International customers, contact your local distributor. This option resets the DVD land to let the DV-one to recover from system errors that may have halted the DVD burn process and rendered the system inoperable. The reset will result in data loss, and a new bare DVD is required to go on operation following the reset.

• Page 86: Set Number Of Dvds To Backup

  MANAGE DVD AND HARD DRIVE SUPERVISOR/ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS The RESET RECORDING STATE screen is displayed. Press Reset. The organization resets the recording land and then reboots. Cancel Printing to exit without resetting. The difficult drive stores (i.e., backs up) the number of DVDs specified in this configuration setting.

• Page 87: Burn Dvd From Fill-in

  SUPERVISOR/ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS MANAGE DVD AND HARD DRIVE This feature provides the ability to make a re-create of a previously burned DVD. It is specially useful for creating a copy of a lost, destroyed, or corrupted DVD. Menu SUPERVISOR Card Manage DVD and Press >...
• Page 88 SUPERVISOR/Ambassador FUNCTIONS Supervisor Pivot numbers (passwords) tin only be added, edited, and deleted by someone with an Administrator Pin number. In that location is only Ane Administrator PIN per agency. Contact WatchGuard Video for your Administrator Pivot.  Indicates Administrator Pin required.

• Page 89: Manage Supervisor Passwords

  SUPERVISOR/Administrator FUNCTIONS MANAGE SUPERVISOR PASSWORDS Use this procedure to add a Supervisor Pivot for the selected officeholder. Bill of fare SUPERVISOR Menu Manage  Press > > Supervisor Passwords. The organization will enquire for an Administrator PIN each time the SUPERVISOR PASSWORDS screen is accessed. Run into Supervisor and Administrator Login on page 78 for login instructions.

• Folio 90: Edit Supervisor Pin

  MANAGE SUPERVISOR PASSWORDS SUPERVISOR/ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS The ADD SUPERVISOR Pin screen is displayed. Press the  and  keys to choose the number desired, then Enter printing to select each number. Cancel Press before the 5th number is entered to exit without adding a Supervisor Pin.
• Page 91 SUPERVISOR/ADMINISTRATOR FUNCTIONS MANAGE SUPERVISOR PASSWORDS The EDIT PIN screen is displayed. Press the  and  keys to navigate to the desired number, and then Enter press to select each number. Abolish Press before the 5th number is entered to go out without editing the Supervisor PIN number.

• Page 92: Delete Supervisor Pin

  Please ensure that all DVDs that are needed accept been written and ejected prior to the upgrade. To update the firmware in your DV-1, follow these steps:  If y'all receive the update by e-mail, re-create all the distribution files to a CD or DVD+RW disc.

• Page 93: Updating Dv-1 Firmware

  After a reboot, the At present Upgrading bootloader screen is displayed. This phase may take from a few seconds to every bit long as 15 minutes depending on the current version of software and the DV-one blazon. CAUTION! Practice Not ability off the system during this phase! Powering off the system at this signal could cause information technology to become unusable.
• Folio 94 UPDATING DV-1 FIRMWARE SUPERVISOR/Administrator FUNCTIONS During the update, the system tin stay (or hang) at the DV-1 splash screen for a long fourth dimension. If the organization appears to hang at the splash screen, information technology may exist recovering from a boot failure.
• Page 95 If the organisation remains powered off for more 1 infinitesimal, press the POWER ON primal. When the organisation powers on, the upgrade process continues automatically. Find If the arrangement does not upgrade successfully, contact WatchGuard Video customer service.
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• Page 97 The Armada Director Utility is a Windows seven/Vista/XP application used to create configuration files that tin exist burned to a CD. This CD can then exist loaded into the DV-1, and all the settings in the configuration file can be loaded into one or multiple vehicles. Settings include Department Proper name, Officer Names, Vehicle ID's, Pre- and Mail service-Event...
• Folio 98 Effect TAGS Fleet MANAGER UTILITY One time the DV-1 is configured with the event tags and a recording is STOP/QUIT concluded using the key, the first event tag screen is displayed. A maximum of six event tags can exist configured. Observe Actual consequence tag prompts will vary, simply the basic navigation through the screens is the same.
• Page 99 Recorded Events to display a list of recorded events. NOTICE The DV-1 can playback events while simultaneously recording new events (both active or intentional recording plus background recording). However, the DVD drive will pause any burning activity while in Video Review manner.
• Page 100 EVENT TAGS FLEET Managing director UTILITY The SELECT RECORDED Result screen is displayed. Printing the  and  keys to highlight the recorded upshot to review. Page Dn Page Up Press & to curl to the next x recorded events. Crimson items are editable and black items are not. Select to review the recorded event'south details and/or playback Press...
• Page 101 Armada Director UTILITY EVENT TAGS The next EDIT EVENT TAG screen is displayed. On this example screen, the officeholder must printing the  and  keys to highlight a new respond. to advance to the next screen. If yous press Cancel, the Press modifications made on any previous screen(due south) are notwithstanding saved.

• Page 102: Fleet Managing director Utility

  Playback volume level of wireless microphone when reviewing video Book on DV-i x – MAX DV-1 LED Panel Effulgence Effulgence level for the DV-1's backlit LED front panel buttons DV-one Screen Display (LCD) Brightness level for the DV-1's LCD front panel screen Effulgence Microphone Setting...

• Folio 103: Table vii Department Default Policies

  Automatically power off the DV-ane when vehicle is turned off Vehicle Is Turned Off Allow DV-1 To Exist Powered Off When Allow officer to shut down the DV-ane while vehicle is on Vehicle Is On Automatically Plow On Both (1st and second Generation DV-1) Automatically switches the...
• Page 104 Permit officeholder to select which on-screen text fields will be Are Recorded included in a recording Allow Officers to Edit DV-1 Date and Allow officer to set up/edit the date and fourth dimension on the DV-1 Time Allow Officers to Edit Vehicle ID Let officeholder to add/edit the vehicle identification number...

• Page 105: Table eight Vehicle Default Preferences

  DV-1 Screen - Brandish Text Fields Global DV-one setting that determines whether to brandish on- Master Switch screen text on the DV-1 screen only has no impact on what is recorded to DVD DV-i Screen - Display Disc Usage Determines whether the DVD disc usage bar is displayed on...
• Page 106 Monitor input from the auxiliary input device Crash Sensitivity Medium If applicable for your hardware, select the crash sensitivity setting for the DV-1. Global Positioning None If applicable for your hardware, select the blazon of global positioning system (GPS) for System (GPS) Type the DV-one.
• Page 107 Some percentage of all DVDs accept flaws or scratches that cause the organisation to stop writing to the disc. This is the most mutual error type. Since the DV-1 get-go records to the internal difficult bulldoze, no video is lost as a upshot of these normal writing errors.
• Page 108 SYSTEM TEMPERATURE Bug TROUBLESHOOTING When the organisation starts, the fan runs at total speed until the temperature reading is in-range (between -20°C and +80°C). When the temperature is farthermost (hot or cold) at startup, the arrangement may not startup at all in order to protect the electronics. In one case the temperature is in a safe operating range, the system boots up.

• Page 109: Troubleshooting

  All video/audio data, configuration files, officeholder names, and Supervisor passwords are deleted, and it takes about one minute. WatchGuard recommends performing a Quick Format before performing a Total Format to run across if that fixes the trouble.
• Page 110 HARD Bulldoze QUICK FORMAT TROUBLESHOOTING A message saying Inbound Maintenance Mode flashes on the screen. The HARD Drive FORMAT screen appears. Format Config Press to proceed, to format the difficult drive to its Cancel maximum capacity, or to get out without formatting. If you cancel the operation, the HARD DRIVE MAINTENANCE Reset screen is displayed again.
• Page 111 Quick Format. > If using the boot dorsum door, when Booting… is displayed on the DV-i screen (well-nigh 30 seconds after the unit of measurement is powered on), press Cease/QUIT cardinal on the forepart panel, and so enter the Administrator password when prompted.
• Folio 112 HARD DRIVE QUICK FORMAT TROUBLESHOOTING The HARD Drive FORMAT screen is displayed. Config Press the fundamental. The Hard Drive FORMAT CONFIG screen is displayed. Change Value Press the key to select YES Use entire difficult bulldoze capacity. Press to render to the HARD Bulldoze FORMAT screen, then Format to format the hard drive to use its entire capacity.

• Folio 113: Hard Drive Total Format

  TROUBLESHOOTING HARD DRIVE Full FORMAT NOTICE Supervisor access is required to format the difficult drive from the Supervisor menu. Administrator access is required to format the hard drive from the back door. The operating arrangement is capable of mapping around bad sectors past creating a bad sector map file, which is created during a Full Format.

• Page 114: Dv-1 Back Door Maintenance Options

   Administrator access is required to access the back door. If system files required for system operation are corrupted, the DV-1 may neglect to successfully get-go up. In those cases, the DV-1 dorsum door must be accessed. Options such as hard bulldoze format, network configuration, and scanning of the hard drive segmentation are provided.

• Folio 115: Network Configuration

  State on page 85 4. Factory Diagnostics 5. Reset – Restart the DV-one then that any new changes take consequence. Network Configuration selection allows the officer to enter the DV-1's IP Accost and Subnet Mask. In nearly cases, you lot need not modify these values;...

• Folio 116: Installation Problems

  Allow up to 5 minutes to complete the file recovery process. If it has stalled at the startup progress bar, press the primal and endeavor another restart. If information technology stalls once again, a Quick Format of the DV-1 internal hard drive may be required. Meet Hard Drive Quick Format on page 109 for formatting instructions.

• Folio 117: Set Time And Date

  Manage Permissions for Settings folio 80 for details on setting officeholder permissions. When the DV-1 is turned off or loses ability for whatsoever reason, the Set up Fourth dimension AND Date screen may be automatically displayed when ability is restored. When already powered on, access this screen as...

• Page 118: Insert Dvd

  Unlock and open up the DVD drive door and insert a DVD+RW disc, label side up, until the DVD bulldoze pulls the disc inside. Observe Only DVD+RW discs can exist used in the DV-one system. When a blank disc is inserted, the screen shown on the correct is displayed.

• Page 119: Reuse A Dvd

  DVD. Each recorded result creates a title on the DVD. Detect If the DV-i has been configured to employ consequence tags, the officer will be prompted to provide additional result details when catastrophe a End/QUIT recording (pressing the primal).

• Page 120: Disc Usage Meter

  DISC USAGE METER QUICK Showtime GUIDE To eject a DVD, ensure that the drive door is unlocked, and so STOP/QUIT printing and agree the key for at to the lowest degree two seconds. The Ostend Eject screen is displayed. Press to eject the DVD, or press to exit and return to the main screen.

• Page 121: Front Camera Keypad

  Define a New Event Start/Cease (Record Afterward the Fact) page 49 Notice The DV-1 can playback events while simultaneously recording new events (both active or intentional recording plus background recording). Nevertheless, the DVD drive will suspension any called-for activity while in Video Review mode.

• Page 122: Video Review Fashion

  VIDEO REVIEW MODE QUICK Offset GUIDE Hide Menu Press during playback to hide all graphical items and text, providing a better view of the recorded result. If menu and text Show has been hidden, press to brandish again. Access Video Review mode as described in Section five.4, and use the video control keys on the Front Panel to select and playback recorded events stored on the hard drive.

• Page 123: Camera Overview

  QUICK START GUIDE Camera OVERVIEW The DV-1 can operate up to three cameras:  Front Camera – Principal windshield-view zoom camera  Cabin Photographic camera – Backseat-view photographic camera  Rear/Auxiliary Camera – Optional and may have zoom capability The arrangement automatically senses which cameras are installed and provides controls in the Photographic camera Carte accessible from the Front Panel.

• Page 124: Front Console Controls

  57 for more details. There are several different types of microphones that may be included with the DV-1 system. For specific information on your particular microphone, please refer to the manufacturer's manual that is packaged with your microphone.
• Folio 125 QUICK START GUIDE FRONT Panel CONTROLS The MICROPHONES screen is displayed. NOTICE Turning microphones on or off using the MICROPHONES screen can interfere with the automated behavior of the microphones when recordings are started or stopped. Any changes made to the microphones from the MICROPHONES screen override department default settings.

• Page 126: Dvd Disc Information

  DVD DISC INFORMATION QUICK Get-go GUIDE MENU STATUS INFO. View DVD disc information past pressing > The DVD Disc Information screen is displayed by default, as indicated past the red outline. DVD Disc, drive, and media on page 71 for a full description of the on-screen terms.
• Folio 127 If needed, the user tin can phone call WatchGuard Video Client Service to either Extend the loaner time period or Unlock the unit of measurement. NOTICE The DV-i screen uses the term Maintenance to refer to the Loaner way. At the beginning of a system boot, the screen shows how many days remain in the loaner time menstruum.

• Page 128: Loaner/Advanced Replacement Style

  Loaner days. The number of Loaner days remains the same. Extend Press on the MAINTENANCE Unit screen to outset the process to extend the loaner time period on the DV-1 unit. The time extension can be from 1 to 99 days.
• Folio 129 For example, if iii days remain in the loaner fourth dimension period, and x days are added with the Extend feature, the DV-1 unit volition have thirteen days remaining in the loaner time period (3 + 10 = 13). If the loaner time catamenia has been expired for 3 days, and 10 days are added, the DV-1 unit of measurement will have 7 days remaining in the loaner time menses (-3 + 10 = 7).
• Folio 130 Unlock Printing on the MAINTENANCE UNIT screen to start the process to convert the Loaner DV-1 unit to a fully functional unit. The MAINTENANCE UNIT UNLOCK CODE screen is displayed. Annotation the Unlock Lawmaking, then telephone call WatchGuard Video Client Service to request that the Loaner unit be unlocked to convert it to a fully functional unit.

• Folio 131: Evaluation Way

  OTHER MODES OF OPERATION EVALUATION Manner The Evaluation mode allows the DV-1 system to be used for a specified catamenia of time earlier it is locked and becomes unusable. Evaluation units are intended to exist used by potential customers and then they tin can evaluate the DV-1 units before making a buying decision.

• Page 132: Evaluation Mode

  Evaluation days. The number of Evaluation days remains the same. Extend Press on the EVALUATION Unit of measurement screen to start the process to extend the evaluation fourth dimension flow on the DV-1 unit. The time extension can exist from 1 to 99 days.
• Page 133 For example, if 3 days remain in the evaluation time period, and 10 days are added with the Extend feature, the DV-ane unit of measurement will have 13 days remaining in the evaluation fourth dimension period (three + 10 = 13). If the evaluation fourth dimension period has been expired for iii days, and x days are added, the DV-one unit of measurement will have 7 days remaining in the evaluation time menstruum (-3 + x = 7).
• Folio 134 Unlock Press on the EVALUATION Unit of measurement screen to start the process to convert the Evaluation DV-1 unit of measurement to a fully functional unit. The EVALUATION UNIT UNLOCK CODE screen is displayed. Note the Unlock Code, then call WatchGuard Video Client Service to request that the Evaluation unit be unlocked to catechumen information technology to a fully functional unit of measurement.
• Page 135 Closed-Captioning Text – All of the DV-1's textual information (meta- data) such every bit time, engagement, officer name, etc. DVD Managing director Utility (DMU) – A Windows software application with DVD tools including disc copy, save to MPEG-ii, and corrupted disc data recovery.

• Page 136: Glossary Of Terms

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• Page 137 116 recording failure compensation, 12 technical specifications, x updating firmware, 92 Cable Connections warranty, thirteen modular unit, 19 DV-1 troubleshooting overhead unit, eighteen updating firmware, 94 Cablevision Diagrams, xviii Calibration burn down from backup, 87 temperature sensor, 33 chapters, 51...

• Folio 138: Alphabetize

  Index overflow, 54 manually, 65 playback, 66 Format DVD, 82 playing, 56 Front Camera recording, 34, fifty auto-focus, 65 reset recording state, 85 motorcar-zoom, forty, 64 reusing, 119 back light compensation, 62 status icons, 21 hold time, xl stop recording, 51, 119 keypad, 21, 62, 121, 123 temperature, 108 magnification level, 40...
• Page 139 Index brightness, 57 Lights, 75 Permission Levels, 17 setup, 31 Permissions Loaner Fashion, 127 setting, 80 LOANER Manner, 127 Pin Numbers, 77, 88 Locale Playback selection, 116 controls, 48, 122 hide/show bill of fare, 47, 122 recorded events, 47, 121 software programs, 66 Post-Upshot Fourth dimension Magnification Level, forty setting, 35...
• Page 140 Index heat, 11 stop, 38 important instructions, eleven Troubleshooting, 107 installation, 11 auto power-down, 116 post-installation, 12 car power-up, 116 ventilation, 11 DVD burning, 52 Screen Saver, 58 DVD temperature range, 108 Ready Text Fields to Record, 42 DVD write errors, 107 Siren, 75 format hard drive, 109, 113 setup, 31...
• Page 141 INDEX This folio intentionally left blank.
• Page 142 DV-1 User Guide WatchGuard Video 415 Century Parkway Allen, Texas 75013 i-800-605-6734 Cost Costless Sales 1-866-384-8567 Toll Free Support...

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