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SSV9 Installation and Setup Guide

Contents

Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Specifications

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Kit Contents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Front Panel

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Back Panel

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SD Compartment

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Right Side - USB Port . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Bottom Panel Connectors

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Camera Connection Cable

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Power and Trigger Cable

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Making Connections

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Connections Overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Camera Connection

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Trigger Connections

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Power Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Recommended Camera Locations and Settings

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Residential Front-Load (Curotto-Can)

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Commercial Front-Load

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Roll-off and Rear-Load

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Residential Side-Load

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System Configuration

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System Menu Hierarchy

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Accessing the System Configuration Menus

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Setting Date/Time and Operating Language

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Setting Video Parameters

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Summary of Contents for FleetMind SSV9

Page 2: ... Power and Trigger Cable 9 Making Connections 11 Connections Overview 11 Camera Connection 11 Trigger Connections 12 Power Connection 12 Recommended Camera Locations and Settings 13 Residential Front Load Curotto Can 13 Commercial Front Load 13 Roll off and Rear Load 14 Residential Side Load 14 System Configuration 15 System Menu Hierarchy 15 Accessing the System Configuration Menus 15 Setting Dat...

Page 3: ...tion Settings 28 Specifying Monitor Display Settings 30 Specifying Vehicle Information 31 Specifying G Sensor Settings 33 User Management 34 System Information Disk and File Management 36 System Info 36 File Backup 37 Restore Default 38 Format 38 Playing Back Videos 39 Troubleshooting 44 LED signals 44 Startup and Runtime 44 Touch screen and cameras 45 Support Information 46 Product information 46...

Page 4: ... in GPS receiver and G sensor Supports 2 micro SD cards up to 128GB each Specifications Panel Size 9 LED Digital Panel Video system NTSC PAL Automatic detection Resolution 1280 X 3 RGB X720 Brightness 450 cd m2 Contrast ratio 500 1 Screen mode 16 9 Field of view Top 85 Bottom 85 Left 85 Right 85 Video Inputs 6CH Audio Output 0 5W speaker Dot pitch 0 15525 H 0 15525 V mm Active area 198 72 H 111 78...

Page 5: ...ariety of ways Image display Single split QUAD 2ch display optional Audio Compression G 711A Audio recording Audio Video synchronized recording Recording Playback Recording mode Manual Alarm Auto Video bit rate Full frame 4096Mbps 6 classes image quality optional Audio bit rate 8KB s Storage media SD card SSD storage Video inquiry Inquiry by channel Recording type Local playback Playback by file F...

Page 6: ...CTION CH1 2 3 Cycles through Camera Channels 1 2 and 3 one by one in full screen CH4 5 6 Cycles through Camera Channels 4 5 and 6 one by one in full screen 2 SPLIT screen Cycles through Camera Channels 1 and 2 3 and 4 5 and 6 3 and 2 4 and 2 4 SPLIT SCREEN Cycles through Camera Channels 1 2 3 and 4 3 4 5 and 6 6 SPLIT SCREEN Displays all six camera channels ...

Page 9: ...et September 2019 All rights reserved SSV9 Installation and Setup Guide 9 R2 Kit Contents Camera Connection Cable Power and Trigger Cable See the table on the following page for description of trigger functions ...

Page 10: ...lay when trigger off CH3 When trigger is activated Display Split Screen Channel 3 camera on left and Channel 2 camera on right with grid 5 second delay when trigger off CH4 When trigger is activated Display Split Screen Channel 2 camera on left with grid and Channel 4 camera on right 5 second delay when trigger off CH5 When trigger is activated Display Channel 5 camera no delay when trigger off CH...

Page 11: ...nnections Connections Overview Camera Connection Connect up to 6 cameras to the SSV9 using camera connectors CH1 through CH6 NOTE Camera channels Channels 2 3 and 4 are special purpose cameras To ensure full functionality assign these channels appropriately as defined in the legend in the table on the following page ...

Page 12: ...all triggers Trigger Connections Trigger wires must be connected to the vehicle s outputs Ensure that cameras with special associated trigger signals e g Reverse Left Turn Right Turn are connected to the output terminals receiving the appropriate vehicle input signals to the terminal block Power Connection The 12V tap must be after the battery disconnect i e turning battery disconnect off eliminat...

Page 13: ... the requirements involved for the various types of waste collection As a guideline FleetMind proposes the following configurations based on actual installations performed by our installation team The configurations presented here are minimal configurations i e not all 6 cameras need be used in each scenario You can use as many cameras as you deem appropriate for your particular application Reside...

Page 15: ...p Guide 15 R2 System Configuration System Configuration System Menu Hierarchy Accessing the System Configuration Menus In order to set up system configuration parameters you must use the system menus 1 Touch and hold the lower area of the screen to display the control panel ...

Page 16: ...and Setup Guide 16 R2 System Configuration 2 Select System 3 Use the Admin user name and if required enter the password For first time access the default password 456789 is defined You can change the password later using the User Accounts menu The Main Menu displays ...

Page 17: ...d Setup Guide 17 R2 System Configuration Setting Date Time and Operating Language 1 Select System Settings The System Settings menu displays 2 Select General Settings The General Settings menu enables you to set date and time parameters and choose an operating language ...

Page 18: ...one To set date and time automatically using UTC time Coordinated Universal Time formerly Greenwich Mean Time or GMT reported by the GPS i Select the GPS time adopt check box The time on the device is coordinated with UTC time ii To display local time for your current time zone you must use the plus or minus check boxes and the hours minutes numeric menu to specify the deviation from UTC For examp...

Page 19: ...ameters 1 From the System Settings menu select Video Settings The Video Settings menu enables you to specify video properties for each of the six channels which are selectable from the channel pull down menu After you select a channel from the menu you can apply properties for that channel as described in the following steps ...

Page 20: ...e mirror menu normal or mirror 4 Choose a type of bit stream either fixed or dynamic according to your requirements Dynamic can be used to adapt to changing network conditions in order to provide playback with fewer stalls and or re buffering 5 Select video encoding quality 6 Select the frame rate number of frames per second fps Generally the higher the FPS the smoother the motion appears 7 Set th...

Page 21: ...ys i Choose set position The screen refreshes showing a preview image ii Touch a new position on the screen The overlay moves to the new position iii Press the back button to return to the Video Settings screen 11 Once you have finished specifying all settings press Save to preserve your changes Copying Your Video Settings to Other Channels To copy your settings from one channel to one or more of ...

Page 22: ...es you to set recording properties for each of the six channels which are selectable from the channel pull down menu After you select a channel from the menu you can apply properties for that channel as described in the following steps 2 With loop recording the video files are stored on the memory card with the newest video continuously replacing the oldest video Select Yes or No from the loop rec...

Page 23: ... manual rec or auto rec check boxes as needed Stop Rec stops all recording Stop Rec allows to configure periods of time when the recording should not be active Manual Rec sets manual mode recording In this mode you can set up to 4 schedules daily Auto Rec sets automatic mode recording In this mode recording is on at all times 6 Select a recording plan The recording plan defines a schedule for manu...

Page 24: ...press Save to preserve your changes Copying Your Record Settings to Other Channels To copy your settings from one channel to one or more of the other ones 1 Press the Copy button A dialog displays prompting you for target channel s 2 Select your target channels and then press Ok Specifying Alarm Settings 1 From the System Settings menu select Alarm Setting ...

Page 25: ...s 2 Enable Status use the check box to enable and disable alarms 3 Dev type choose high level or low level from the menu Alarm triggers can be either high voltage high level or GROUND low level 4 Alarm Delay seconds Alarm delay is the length of time the alarm channel displays in full screen mode and with a recorder 5 Rec Channel Use the check boxes to specify which channels to record when an alarm...

Page 26: ... Your Alarm Settings to Other Channels To copy your settings from one channel to one or more of the other ones 1 Press the Copy button A dialog displays prompting you for target channel s 2 Select your target channels and then press Ok Specifying Camera Settings 1 From the System Settings menu select Camera Settings ...

Page 27: ...he check boxes to enable and disable display for the channels 3 Show distance grid use the check boxes to determine whether a distance grid should be overlaid on the channel s display 4 Off delay Use the drop down menu to choose a delay in seconds before turning off the channel displays This function can also be used to keep the camera image displayed on the monitor during the turn signal cycle i ...

Page 28: ...Camera Settings to Other Channels To copy your settings from one channel to one or more of the other ones 1 Press the Copy button A dialog displays prompting you for target channel s 2 Select your target channels and then press Ok Specifying Motion Detection Settings 1 From the System Settings menu select Motion Detection ...

Page 29: ...om the channel pull down menu After you select a channel from the menu you can apply properties for that channel as described in the following steps 2 Enable Status use the check box to enable and disable motion detection 3 Select the alarm delay in seconds by pressing in the field and using the numeric keypad Press Enter when done Alarm delay is the length of time the alarm channel displays in fu...

Page 30: ...n regions by touching squares on the grid ii After making your selection one or multiple squares press the X button at the right bottom corner of the screen 5 Sensitivity select a detection sensitivity level 6 Use the check boxes to select channel s for recording when motion is detected 7 Select periods of time 8 Select the alarm output As with alarms both options can be selected I O output displa...

Page 31: ...on Detection Settings to Other Channels To copy your settings from one channel to one or more of the other ones 1 Press the Copy button A dialog displays prompting you for target channel s 2 Select your target channels and then press Ok Specifying Monitor Display Settings 1 From the System Settings menu select Monitor Display ...

Page 32: ...cting this check box cycles the display automatically among all the selected channels for the interval specified in Display time 4 Display time controls how long each channel is displayed 5 Full page two page specifies selected channels display in a full screen or two up fashion 6 Once you have finished specifying all settings press Save to preserve your changes Specifying Vehicle Information Spec...

Page 33: ...Setup Guide 33 R2 System Configuration 2 From the Vehicle Settings menu select Basic Info 3 Enter all information in the text fields This information is made available to the MDVR player software for viewing in the status window during playback 1 4 Select Save when done ...

Page 34: ...ect Vehicle Settings 2 From the Vehicle Settings menu select G Sensor The G sensor menu enables you to specify accelerometer thresholds for the X Y and Z axes These are the thresholds at which the cameras will detect a sudden change in direction which could be caused by hard braking or impact from collision 3 Make your choices from the menus and then press Save ...

Page 35: ...t Privileges for this user account cannot be modified Default an account whose access privileges can be limited to certain functions You perform user management for SSV9 using the User Accounts menu 1 From the Main Menu select Advanced Options 2 From the Advanced Options menu select User Account The Username dialog displays NOTE No additional user accouns In the current software version it is not ...

Page 36: ... the list 4 To modify or create a password select Modify Password Make your required changes and then select Ok 5 To modify access privileges for Default account only select Modify Access 6 Make your required changes and then select Ok NOTE Default password The SSV9 is configured before shipping with the default password 456789 ...

Page 37: ...formation Disk and File Management System Information Disk and File Management System Info The System Info menu gives you read only access to system information for the SSV9 From the Main Menu select System Info Select Memory Info or Version Info to review this information Memory Info Version Info ...

Page 38: ...ction When new SD card or USB device is inserted select this button to refresh the upper panel d Remove Removes selected partition from the list e Stop Stops detection f Add Displays a search window g Delete Deletes selected file s from the list h Clear Clears the list i Backup Starts the backup after file s selected To begin a backup 1 Select a partition from the upper panel and then press Add A ...

Page 39: ... pressing Add for each selection 4 Select Backup Restore Default The Restore Default menu enables you to restore various system configuration settings to their default values Use the check boxes to make your selection s and then press OK Format CAUTION Prevent data loss Formatting will erase the entire contents of your SD card s Exercise caution when using this option ...

Page 40: ...Safe Fleet September 2019 All rights reserved SSV9 Installation and Setup Guide 40 R2 Playing Back Videos Playing Back Videos 1 Touch lower area of screen to display controls 2 Press the Playback button ...

Page 41: ... Safe Fleet September 2019 All rights reserved SSV9 Installation and Setup Guide 41 R2 Playing Back Videos 3 Enter user name and password if required 4 Select a date time range and press search ...

Page 42: ... 2019 All rights reserved SSV9 Installation and Setup Guide 42 R2 Playing Back Videos 5 Select a saved video from the list and press play Video plays in the currently selected view e g two four six panel view or full screen ...

Page 44: ... Safe Fleet September 2019 All rights reserved SSV9 Installation and Setup Guide 44 R2 Playing Back Videos To show the control tap the lower area of the screen and select the menu option Control Panel ...

Page 45: ...g Record Settings section SD remains off SD card is present and properly installed Format the SD card See the Format section SD Card Formatted Replace SD Card RUN remains off or device does not start Refer to the Startup and Runtime section Startup and Runtime Normally the SSV9 DVR should complete loading and be operational within 60 seconds after powering on Q 1 Device does not start The screen r...

Page 46: ...a Ensure that the SD card is properly installed and format the SD card See the Format section b If the symptoms persist replace the SD card Touch screen and cameras Q 1 The touch screen is not responsive a Check for scratches and dust on the screen b To access the device menu tap on the middle bottom part of the screen Touch screen is capacitive Use your finger pads The screen will not react on th...

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