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MobileView 7000 Series User Manual
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sixteen (16) total and optimizes front and rear ports and connectors to improve installation
time and eliminate redundancy.
The central component of the MobileView system is a high-quality recorder. It records
time-stamped data for up to 16 IP or analog cameras, up to 12 digital inputs, and two analog
inputs. The amount of surveillance information the recorder can store is determined by
storage capacity of the main media caddy, the resolution and the frame rate settings of IP or
analog cameras, and the total operational hours in a day. The recorder captures video
within 90 seconds of receiving the vehicle ignition signal. The recorder continues to capture
data while the signal is present and for a defined period after the vehicle ignition signal
ends. Surveillance and event-based video data is stored on a removable media caddy. When
storage capacity is full, the recorder automatically overwrites the oldest data with the new
data in a FIFO (first-in, first-out) order.
Recorders use MobileView Navigator to review surveillance and event-based video stored
on the removable media caddy. Wi-Fi allows for automatic video transfer and downloads
using the Depot Manager software. Recorders include a built-in web server to configure
operating parameters.
A MobileView system consists of the recording device, cameras, and any optional
equipment.
A representation of a common 7000 Series system is shown below.
7000 Series
Typical MobileView NVR System Layout
1. IP Camera, 16 IP cameras (max)
2. Ethernet (CAT5) cable
a. Switch to cameras
b. Recorder to switch
3. GPS antenna
4. NVR assembly
5. External wireless