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Docking and charging the Illustra body worn camera 

(continued) 

Note:

 To remove the camera from the docking station, hold the camera 

on both sides and lift it upwards. The camera is held firmly in place by a 

retaining clip, so a small amount of force is required. 

Note:

 When checking-out the body worn camera from the camera 

application, ensure that the white light is flashing on the front of the 

camera before removing it from the docking station / disconnecting the 

USB cable. 

Replacing the Illustra body worn camera battery 

1. Press the power button (See Figure 2) to power off the Illustra body

worn camera.

2. Place the camera on a flat surface so that the LCD screen is visible.

3. Remove all of the eight rubber inserts covering the eight screws.

4. Use a T5 Torx screwdriver and remove the eight screws.

5. Carefully remove the front case panel.

Note:

 Take care not to damage the front case panel when removing

it as some force may be required.

Note:

 The battery is now visible.

6. Remove the old battery from the camera.

7. Align the new battery terminals with the terminals in the camera and

insert the new battery until it clicks into place.

8. Place the front case panel onto the camera body (like it was before

the front case was removed) and carefully push downward on each

of the four corners until the front case panel securely clicks into

place.

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Illustra Body Worn Camera 

This guide describes the configuration and general usage 

 of the Illustra body worn camera. 

In the Box 

1 x Illustra body worn camera 

1 x Quick Start Guide 

1 x Crocodile clip (for attaching the camera to clothing) 

1 x Klick fast adaptor (for attaching the camera to clothing) 

1 x USB cable    

Illustra body worn camera overview 

Figure 1

 

Illustra body worn camera overview (continued) 

Figure 2

 

Setting up the Illustra body worn camera 

1. Set up the Illustra docking station as per instructions in the docking

station Quick Start Guide.

2.

Optional:

 Insert a SIM card into the SIM card slot on the body

worn camera. (See the ‘

Inserting a SIM card’

 section).

3. Insert the Illustra body worn camera into one of the camera slots

on the Illustra docking station.

Note:

 Up to 8 cameras can charge at one time.

4. Complete the set up within the Illustra body worn camera

application.

Docking and charging the Illustra body worn camera 

1. Set up the Illustra Docking Station as per instructions in the

docking station Quick Start Guide.

2. Insert the Illustra body worn camera into one of the eight camera

charging slots on the Illustra docking station.

Note:

 Ensure that the docking station connector (See Figure 2) on

the camera inserts into the four pins in the charging slot. The

camera only fits into the slot in the correct orientation.

3. Press down on top of the camera until it clicks into place. The

camera is now securely attached.

Note:

 A red charging light on the camera is now visible and a

green light indicates that the camera has successfully connected

and is fully charged.

Replacing the Illustra body worn camera battery 

(continued) 

9.

Use a T5 Torx screwdriver to insert and securely attach alleight

screws.

10. Insert all eight rubber inserts into each of the screw holes.

Mounting the camera 

The Illustra body worn camera comes with two mounting options in the 

box: 

(i)

 a crocodile clip or 

(ii)

 a klick fast adaptor (for connection to 

standard klick fast mounts). Select 

one

 of these options. 

Mounting the camera with the crocodile clip 

1. Place the camera on a flat surface so that the LCD screen is visible.

Note:

 The ‘U’ shaped mounting slot (‘A’ in Figure 3) is located above

the LCD screen.

2. Align the metal clip on the crocodile clip with the ‘U’ shaped

mounting slot and then slide the metal clip downward into the ‘U’

shaped mounting slot until the metal clip clicks into place.

3. Securely attach the crocodile clip to a piece of clothing.

Mounting the camera with the klick fast adaptor

1. Insert part B in Figure 3 into the ‘U’ shaped mounting slot (A) (Figure

3).

2. Place part C in Figure 3 on top of Part B and align the holes in both

parts.

3. Place part D in Figure 3 on top of Part C and align the holes in both

parts.

4. Insert the screw (E) (Figure 3) into the hole and use a screwdriver to

securely attach the screw all parts to the camera. 

Summary of Contents for Tyco Illustra

Page 1: ...era See the Inserting a SIM card section 3 Insert the Illustra body worn camera into one of the camera slots on the Illustra docking station Note Up to 8 cameras can charge at one time 4 Complete the set up within the Illustra body worn camera application Docking and charging the Illustra body worn camera 1 Set up the Illustra Docking Station as per instructions in the docking station Quick Start ...

Page 2: ...he camera is docked The LED light sequences used when the camera is assigned and operational are configured from the Illustra body worn camera application Please refer to the Illustra Body Worn Camera Configuration Guide for more information on configuring the device profiles Table 1 Status LED s explained Docked Status Left LED Middle LED Right LED Flashlig ht Charging Red Off Off Off Downloading...

Page 3: ... disassemble or short circuit the battery Accidental short circuiting can occur if a metallic object such as a key paper clip or pen touches the terminals of the battery Improper battery use may result in a fire explosion or other hazard If you believe the battery has been damaged do not use it take it to a service centre for testing Do not attempt to disassemble the battery packs Do not dispose o...

Page 4: ... 62209 2 2010 EN 50566 2017 EN 62479 2010 Electromagnetic Compatibility EMC 2014 30 EU Standards EN 55032 2015 A11 2020 EN 55035 2017 Regulatory Compliance Exposure to radio frequency energy SAR This device has been tested and does not exceed the limits regarding human exposure to electromagnetic radiation set forth in related FCC and CE standards The radio wave exposure guidelines use a unit of m...

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