Digital Ally, Inc.
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Introduction
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DVM-800 Operation Guide
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860-00186-00 Rev L
1.1 Overview of Features
• External road facing Camera with 12x variable optical zoom
• Two cameras built into the rear view mirror:
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One forward road facing.
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One passenger facing with IR illumination.
• Back Seat camera
• Optional License Plate backup camera system available
• Capable of recording full D1 on two video channels simultaneously
• Integrated 3.5” color monitor – only visible when in use
• Wireless Microphone with 3000 foot range
• Two in-car covert microphones
• Recordings can be started by any of the following:
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Automatically by the G-Force sensor (cornering, braking, and
collision), GPS coordinates, Vehicle Speed, IF Box sensors (sirens,
lights, covert switch, etc.)
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Manually by using the Record Button
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Wireless Microphone
• Recordings end:
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When active input sensor trigger ends
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Manually by using the Record Button
• Pre-Event recording will capture up to 30 seconds prior to the start of a
recording. Pre-Event Record time is adjustable in 6 second increments
• Records metadata with the audio and video, including device serial number,
vehicle speed, date, time, sensors, radar, and GPS coordinates
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Automated wireless 802.11(n) upload of video events to your back office server
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Configuration and device updates can be wirelessly downloaded to each vehicle
• Easy to use with minimal or no driver interaction required
• Secure user login to the DVM
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User may add traffic stop profile information at time of event
• Integrated playback controls for in-vehicle viewing
• LED and LCD status indicators
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Configurable LCD monitor integrated behind the one-way rear-view mirror glass
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Configurable LCD brightness for day and night modes
• Compact interface box to allow multiple automatic record trigger options
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Output Alarm that can turn on/off a device when an event recording begins
• VuVault
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back office software available for organizing and viewing video event
files, and advanced device configuration
Section 1
Introduction to the DVM-800 System
