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Warranty.

Warranty.

Warranty.

Warranty.    

 

 

Customer Limited Warranty

 

    
GATEKEEPER SYSTEMS INC.

GATEKEEPER SYSTEMS INC.

GATEKEEPER SYSTEMS INC.

GATEKEEPER SYSTEMS INC. (Company) warrants 
that any product manufactured or supplied by 
Gatekeeper Systems and found in the reasonable 
judgment of Gatekeeper Systems to be defective in 
material or workmanship will be repaired or replaced by 
Gatekeeper Systems without charge for parts and 
labor. 

 

This warranty shall cover the following periods and 
equipment: 

Camcorder System 

Camcorder System 

Camcorder System 

Camcorder System  
Cameras - 1 year           Battery Adapters - 1 year 
Plates & Enclosure Boxes – lifetime 

 

Gatekeeper

Gatekeeper

Gatekeeper

Gatekeeper System 

 System 

 System 

 System     

Interior Cameras - 5 years 
Exterior Cameras - 3 years 
VCR - 1 year 
GSX-900 / 1000 Digital Recorder - 1year 
NiTRO

-900 / 1000 Digital Recorder – 5 years (hard 

drives limited to 3 years) 
NiTRO

 401 and NiTRO

 404 Digital Recorder – 

3 years 
NiTRO-X 401 and NiTRO-X 404 Digital Recorder – 
3 years 
Kingston SDHC Memory Card – Lifetime 
Lexar SDXC Memory Card – 10 Years 
All Accessories and Other Products Not Identified above 
- 1 year 

 

The warranty periods commence on the date of 
shipment. During the period of the warranty the Company, 
at its discretion will repair and/or replace all improperly 
functioning equipment caused by a manufacturer’s 
defect. This warranty does not protect against 
accidental or intentional damage, vehicle electrical 
systems generating steady state or transients, voltages 
or currents exceeding product specification, loss, acts of 
nature, water damage, or any other event that did not 
originate during the manufacturer of the product. DVR’s 
must be returned once every twelve months for service 
otherwise warranty may be void. 

 

 
Gatekeeper Systems’ is not responsible for lost 
or missing video. 
 
The warranty does not extend to repairs made 
necessary by normal wear or by the use of parts or 
accessories which are either incompatible with the 
Company product or adversely affect its 
operation, performance or durability. 

Gatekeeper Systems reserves the right to change 
or improve the design of any Company product 
without assuming any obligation to modify any 
product previously manufactured. 

ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED IN 
DURATION TO THE SPECIFIED PERIOD FOR EACH 
PRODUCT CATEGORY AS LISTED IN THIS 
DOCUMENT. ACCORDINGLY, ANY SUCH IMPLIED 
WARRANTIES INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, 
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR 
OTHERWISE, ARE DISCLAIMED IN THEIR ENTIRETY 
AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF THE APPROPRIATE 
WARRANTY PERIOD. GATEKEEPER SYSTEMS’ 
OBLIGATION UNDER THIS WARRANTY IS STRICTLY 
AND EXCLUSIVELY LIMITED TO THE REPAIR OR 
REPLACEMENT OF DEFECTIVE PARTS, AND 
GATEKEEPER SYSTEMS DOES NOT ASSUME OR 
AUTHORIZE ANYONE TO ASSUME FOR THEM ANY 
OTHER OBLIGATION. 

GATEKEEPER SYSTEMS ASSUMES NO 
RESPONSIBILITY FOR INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL 
OR OTHER DAMAGES INCLUDING, BUT NOT 
LIMITED TO THE EXPENSE OF RETURNING THE 
COMPANY PRODUCT TO GATEKEEPER SYSTEMS 
CORPORATE HEAD OFFICE, MECHANIC’S TRAVEL 
TIME, CUSTOMER LABOR EXPENSES, TELEPHONE 
OR TELEGRAM CHARGES, RENTAL OF LIKE 
PRODUCT DURING THE TIME WARRANTY SERVICE 
IS BEING PERFORMED, TRAVEL, LOSS OF USE OF THE 
PRODUCT, LOSS OF TIME OR INCONVENIENCE. 

    

 

 

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Table of Figures.

Table of Figures.

Table of Figures.

Table of Figures.    
 

FIGURE 1: NITRO

 OR NITRO-X

 WITH CABLES. ........................................................................................................................... 12

 

FIGURE 2: CAB000218 CONNECTIONS. ............................................................................................................................................... 15

 

FIGURE 3: S-SERIES CAMERA. ............................................................................................................................................................. 19

 

FIGURE 4 : FRONT VIEW DESCRIPTION.............................................................................................................................................. 25

 

FIGURE 5: FRONT VIEW DESCRIPTION............................................................................................................................................... 25

 

FIGURE 6 : REAR VIEW CONNECTIONS. ............................................................................................................................................. 27

 

FIGURE 7: REAR VIEW CONNECTIONS ............................................................................................................................................... 27

 

FIGURE 8: REMOTE CONTROL DEFINITION........................................................................................................................................ 28

 

FIGURE 9 : DEFAULT BRIGHTNESS / CONTRAST OPTIONS............................................................................................................. 30

 

FIGURE 10 : TEXT INPUT BOX............................................................................................................................................................... 30

 

FIGURE 11 : DEFAULT RECORD SETTINGS. ....................................................................................................................................... 31

 

FIGURE 12 : ESTIMATED RECORD TIME. ............................................................................................................................................ 32

 

FIGURE 13 : SCHEDULED RECORDING............................................................................................................................................... 32

 

FIGURE 14 : SETTING DATE AND TIME................................................................................................................................................ 33

 

FIGURE 15 : IP ADDRESS CONFIGURATION....................................................................................................................................... 35

 

FIGURE 16: ALARM ACTION DEFAULTS. ............................................................................................................................................. 37

 

FIGURE 17 : DIGITAL INPUT DIALOG BOX........................................................................................................................................... 38

 

FIGURE 18 : TIME INPUT DIALOG BOX. ............................................................................................................................................... 39

 

FIGURE 19 : SOFTWARE CHECK. ......................................................................................................................................................... 41

 

FIGURE 20 : BEGIN INSTALLATION. ..................................................................................................................................................... 41

 

FIGURE 21 : INSTALLATION COMPLETE.............................................................................................................................................. 41

 

FIGURE 22 : SD CARD ORIENTATION. ................................................................................................................................................. 42

 

FIGURE 23 : OPEN FILE.......................................................................................................................................................................... 43

 

FIGURE 24 : OPEN RECENT FILE.......................................................................................................................................................... 43

 

FIGURE 25 : MAXVIEW

 WINDOW DEFINITIONS. ............................................................................................................................. 44

 

FIGURE 26: DISPLAYING SENSORS..................................................................................................................................................... 44

 

FIGURE 27: GPS MAP; SATELLITE; HYBRID FEATURES.................................................................................................................... 45

 

FIGURE 28: GPS SHOW MAP................................................................................................................................................................. 45

 

FIGURE 29: GPS SHOW VEHICLE LOCATOR. ..................................................................................................................................... 45

 

FIGURE 30: GPS ZOOM FEATURE........................................................................................................................................................ 46

 

FIGURE 31: USING THE SCRUBBER BAR. ........................................................................................................................................... 46

 

FIGURE 32: VEHICLE LOCATOR UPDATED POSITION....................................................................................................................... 46

 

FIGURE 33 : CALENDAR FEATURE....................................................................................................................................................... 47

 

FIGURE 34 : CALENDAR DEFINITIONS................................................................................................................................................. 47

 

FIGURE 35 : CLIPS DEFINITION. ........................................................................................................................................................... 48

 

FIGURE 36 : PLAYBACK CONTROLS .................................................................................................................................................... 48

 

FIGURE 37 : MARKING A CLIP. .............................................................................................................................................................. 49

 

FIGURE 38 : SAVING A VIDEO CLIP ...................................................................................................................................................... 49

 

FIGURE 39 : EMAILING A STILL IMAGE. ............................................................................................................................................... 50

 

FIGURE 40: 3 CAMERA CONNECTION.................................................................................................................................................. 52

 

FIGURE 41: CAB000145 TERMINATIONS. ............................................................................................................................................ 54

 

FIGURE 42: CHANGING THE CAMICAGSC CAMERA LENS................................................................................................................ 62

 

FIGURE 43 : IR AND CAMERA................................................................................................................................................................ 62

 

FIGURE 44: AV OUT CONNECTION FOR CAMERA ALIGNMENT....................................................................................................... 63

 

 
 
 
 

 

Summary of Contents for NiTRO 401

Page 1: ...ries NiTRO 400 Series User Guide DN2431 V1 6 1 Safety Security Peace of Mind Covering Gatekeeper Systems NiTRO 401 NiTRO 404 Digital Video Recorders NiTRO X 404 Digital Video Recorder Software Version...

Page 2: ...000262 6pin NiTRO X 17 Routing the Sensor Harness CAB000218 17 Connecting Cameras 18 Camera Mounting and Connections 19 S2 Series Camera Installation 19 S205 Camera Lens Changing 21 Suggested Camera L...

Page 3: ...m Info 33 Config Setup 34 App Restart 34 O S Reboot 34 Network 34 Port 34 Network Type 34 IP Address 34 Storage 35 Overwrite 35 Format 35 Storage Device 35 Total Capacity 36 Free Capacity 36 Search By...

Page 4: ...contract of sale Proof of purchase complete with the serial numbers of the products purchased will be required by the customer to substantiate any warranty claim All warranty work must be performed b...

Page 5: ...LISTED IN THIS DOCUMENT ACCORDINGLY ANY SUCH IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY FITNESSFORAPARTICULARPURPOSE OR OTHERWISE AREDISCLAIMED IN THEIR ENTIRETY AFTER THE EXPIRATION OF THE APPROPRI...

Page 6: ...users can print images and then send them to qualified staff Glossary Glossary Glossary Glossary DVR Digital Video Recorder A DVR functions similarly to a VCR except it uses a disk to record as oppose...

Page 7: ...n Power Fuse Remove Main Power Fuse or Disconnect Vehicle Batteries or Disconnect Vehicle Batteries or Disconnect Vehicle Batteries or Disconnect Vehicle Batteries Prior To Any Electrical Work Prior T...

Page 8: ...in the ceiling make sure you can fish the camera harness past any structural beams Bulkhead Mount Bulkhead Mount Bulkhead Mount Bulkhead Mount Remove the two bracket mounting screws Rotate camera moun...

Page 9: ...s required as it acts as a cushion to absorb vibration and aid in elimination of wind noise from the roof of the bus Determine seat position for camera harness and insert camera harness into seat posi...

Page 10: ...o alignment adapter CAB000157 SD Card reader DVRICRC READER Intermediate Kit Intermediate Kit Intermediate Kit Intermediate Kit B B B B P N GSX P N GSX P N GSX P N GSX NTR40X NTR40X NTR40X NTR40X DPBK...

Page 11: ...h ends GSX N40XMANUAL NiTROTM 400 Series User Manual A user guide for NiTROTM 400 Series recorders installation DVRIVIN40XMAX_CD CD with MAXVIEWTM 400 software documents The CD contains the MAXVIEW 40...

Page 12: ...t securely Power Connections Power Connections Power Connections Power Connections Figure 1 NiTRO or NiTRO X With Cables 57 Retrofitting GSX VCR Systems to NiTRO Retrofitting GSX VCR Systems to NiTRO...

Page 13: ...CHANNEL CAB000209 6 N40x VIDEO ADAPTER CABLE DUAL CHANNEL CAB000202 7 NITRO POWER IGN CABLE WITH 4 PIN CONNECTOR CAB000219 4 PIN 7 NITRO X POWER IGN CABLE WITH 6 PIN CONNECTOR CAB000262 6 PIN Connect...

Page 14: ...for Connections 55 OTHER OTHER OTHER OTHER CONFIGURATIONS CONFIGURATIONS CONFIGURATIONS CONFIGURATIONS CAMERA ADAPTER CABLES CAMERA ADAPTER CABLES CAMERA ADAPTER CABLES CAMERA ADAPTER CABLES 1 CAMERA...

Page 15: ...e V on Record LED X X X X Red Wire on Alarm Button to Bus Switched 12V Key On Off Power e g Ignition Source E E E E Black 4 Wire Bundle connect to Black Y Alarm Button Y Y Y Y Black Wire on Alarm Butt...

Page 16: ...stem The System NOTE NOTE NOTE NOTE Mount the NiTRO or NiTRO X DVR as far as practically possible from two way radio antenna Use supplied mounting hardware with self tapping tech screws 8 x hex head w...

Page 17: ...n NiTRO 219 4pin NiTRO 219 4pin NiTRO 219 4pin NiTRO or or or or CAB000 CAB000 CAB000 CAB000262 262 262 262 6pin NiTRO 6pin NiTRO 6pin NiTRO 6pin NiTRO X X X X Always use grommets when running the har...

Page 18: ...PORT CAMERA PORT CAMERA PORT CAMERA PORT 1 CAM 1 CAM 1 CAM 1 CAM CAB000209 1 CAM ADAPTER 1 2 2 CAM 2 CAM 2 CAM 2 CAM CAB000202 2 CAM ADAPTER 1 2 3 CAM 3 CAM 3 CAM 3 CAM CAB000202 CAB000209 2 CAM ADAP...

Page 19: ...hen choose send 19 Camera Mounting and Connections Camera Mounting and Connections Camera Mounting and Connections Camera Mounting and Connections Please refer to the relevant section for your particu...

Page 20: ...ting downwards Position Camera Collar D over Camera Ball C with the lens window centered in the arched cut away in the Camera Collar 7 Hold Camera Collar D securely while threading on the Retainer Rin...

Page 21: ...sets the audio to be audible or muted 7 7 7 7 Volume Level Volume Level Volume Level Volume Level Adjusts loudness of audio Figure 36 Playback Controls 21 10 Tighten all accessible set screws on the...

Page 22: ...and from there select the Clip Filter option and finally By Date This will bring up Calendar view Figure 33 Calendar Feature Calendar Definitions Calendar Definitions Calendar Definitions Calendar Def...

Page 23: ...ated in MaxVIEW on the grey bar below the actual video display area A in Figure 31 With playback paused Figure 31 the Vehicle Locator becomes static within MAP view Note the position of the Scrubber B...

Page 24: ...000202 or CAB000209 Camera Adapter harness connected to the rear of the NiTRO or NiTRO X Single Cable Single Cable Single Cable Single Cable The single cable coming from the other end of the Video Ali...

Page 25: ...t to display in the Time Graph and Sensor display and click Apply and then OK Please N Please N Please N Please Note ote ote ote Currently the three available options ALM STP and WRN are the only acti...

Page 26: ...initializing after Ignition Signal applied Table 8 NiTRO X System Status LED Definition 43 MaxVIEW MaxVIEW MaxVIEW MaxVIEW 400 Operation 400 Operation 400 Operation 400 Operation Opening a File Openi...

Page 27: ...system 3 Carefully push the card into the slot check the orientation Figure 22 The edge which has this profile is the edge which must be inserted into the reader 4 Ensure that the SD Card is fully ins...

Page 28: ...9 to highlight an option and then press the Menu key again or OK This will bring up the relevant menu Some menu options are currently not available and are reserved for future use Only those options...

Page 29: ...be contained within a ZIP file 29 Quick Quick Quick Quick Configuration Configuration Configuration Configuration Once the bus ignition is triggered the unit should power up and begin recording withi...

Page 30: ...on once a selection is made use the Right navigation key to advance the cursor Once all characters have been entered use the Down navigation key to highlight OK and press the OK key twice on the remot...

Page 31: ...00 series ensuring time synchronization even across great distances 31 Record Record Record Record The Record menu is divided into six sections Record Settings Record Settings Record Settings Record S...

Page 32: ...tion will remain constant The ICON in MaxVIEW cannot be re assigned Motion Zone Motion Zone Motion Zone Motion Zone A 4 X 4 grid that can be configured to be triggered when the subject enters the pre...

Page 33: ...ideo file will be out of synch in MaxVIEW with the timeline with the timeline with the timeline with the timeline of the other channel of the other channel of the other channel of the other channel s...

Page 34: ...completed highlight the OK button and then press OK on the remote control Network Network Network Network Type Type Type Type Determines whether the NiTRO 400 series or NiTRO X 400 series will act as...

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