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Hardwire the auxiliary camera to the dashcam
Fleet managers can hardwire each auxiliary camera to a single main V-AI12 dashcam. A wired
connection is the preferred method to connect auxiliary cameras to the main dashcam. This connection
is helpful when the auxiliary camera is placed in an area with possible interference to the Wi-Fi signal,
such as the back of the vehicle. The auxiliary camera needs a 12V minimum 2A power source.
Warning
This installation should be performed by a qualified or professional person only. Working with your
vehicle's power system can be dangerous. Consult a professional for guidance.
Before you start, the following equipment is needed:
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V-AI12 dashcam
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V-AI12 auxiliary cameras with a hardwire option
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USB Type-C to RJ-45 adapter, purchased separately
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Router (not a hub), purchased separately
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RJ-45 CAT-6 network cables, purchased separately
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A pigtail connector, purchased separately
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When using a tamper proof case, some USB Type-C to RJ-45 connectors fit the case while others
require an extension USB Type-C cable with a low-profile connector, purchased separately
Note
For devices purchased separately, choose from this list. If you want to use a device not on the list, first
test it to ensure to works.
To connect using the wired connection:
1.
Connect the USB Type-C to RJ-45 adapter to the dashcam.
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