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Axon Flex Features
The primary Axon Flex components are the camera and controller.
Axon Flex Camera
The camera offers high quality video and low-light gathering capabilities. The camera is designed to store at least
4 hours of video (and up to 13 hours based on the video setting). If the camera is full (has reached its storage limit),
the camera will not record over previous video but instead stops recording.
Volume/Pairing Button
Imager
Bracket Clip
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Volume/Pairing Button
– This button is used to adjust the volume of audio prompts coming from the camera.
It also is used to pair the Axon Flex system with a smart phone; see the
Axon Mobile for Android Devices
or
Axon
Mobile for IOS Devices
manuals for more information. This button does not control the volume of recorded
audio.
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Bracket Clip
– A clamp attaches to this part of the camera, and the clamp can be attached to a variety of
mounting tools.
3
Imager
– This is the camera lens. Avoid touching the lens. For cleaning information, see
Chapter 5 Care and
Maintenance
in this manual.
Axon Flex Controller
The controller enables you to turn the unit on, begin recording of an event, stop recording, and turn the unit off.
The controller features LEDs to indicate the operating mode and battery capacity.
Hardware
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