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About VISTA
Overview
The VISTA Wearable Camera:
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Captures, processes, and stores video and audio evidence (below)
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Functions as a camera and DVR (digital video recorder) combination ( page 38 )
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Includes mounts to help you wear it on your clothing ( page 47 )
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Comes with a USB Base for charging, provisioning, and uploading ( page 50 )
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Can be docked in a VISTA Transfer Station for charging, provisioning, and uploading ( page 51 )
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VISTA WiFi: Can be paired with a VISTA WiFi Base for charging, uploading, and associating with
a recording group (
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Video, Audio, and Subtitle Evidence
The VISTA Wearable Camera works as a DVR and camera combination to collect evidence in the
form of recorded events. A recorded event is a unique, protected segment of recorded:
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Video ( page 37 )
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Audio ( page 37 )
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Subtitles ( page 37 )
When you press the Record Start/Stop button to start and then stop a recording, VISTA
protects the video/audio segment between the two button presses as a recorded event.
If your VISTA WiFi is a member of a recording group , VISTA WiFi can also start or stop
a recorded event automatically when alerted by another group member that the other group
member has started or stopped an event. VISTA WiFi protects the segment between the
automatic start and stop in the same way it protects the segment between the manual button
presses. Both protected segments are recorded events.
Note: Not all VISTA Wearable Cameras are VISTA WiFi cameras. If you are not
sure whether your equipment has the Wi-Fi® feature, contact your WatchGuard
Video representative.
Depending on the configuration applied to VISTA, the camera may be capturing video all the
time or only during a recorded event. If the camera is capturing video all the time (Record-
After-the-Fact
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(RATF) is enabled), only the protected segment (between the manual or
automatic start and stop) is considered a recorded event.
Tip: If VISTA is configured with RATF enabled, you may be able to use your
Evidence Library software to send a manual request to the camera to retrieve an
RATF event: video that was not originally part of a recorded event. For more
information about retrieving an RATF event from VISTA, see your Evidence
Library software user guide.
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