Safety Vision RoadRecorder 9000 User guide

Brand: Safety Vision

Model: RoadRecorder 9000

Type: User guide

ROADRECORDER

9000

USER GUIDE

Linux OS

Important Notices

Title: RoadRecorder 9000® User Guide

Document Version: 1

Revision: 3

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ROADRECORDER® 9000 USER GUIDE

CONTENTS

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PART 1: HARDWARE

Components

Front Panel 3

Rear Panel 4

Hard Drive Canister 5

LCD Control Panel 6

Wiring Diagram 7

Flat Mount Installation 8

Removing / Inserting the Hard Drive 9

LCD Control Panel Operation 10

PART 2: CONFIGURATION

Connecting to the NVR 11

Help Windows 12

Product Details 12

Admin

Firmware / Cong 13

Storage 15

Network Settings 16

Date / Time 19

Users / Passwords 20

Settings

Startup & Shutdown 21

Audio / Video 23

PoE Settings 26

Sensor Settings 27

Recording 29

Thresholds 30

GPS / GEO Fence 31

System Status Display 33

Diagnostics 34

Camera 34

Sensor Status 35

GPS Status 36

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Recorder Status 37

WiFi Status 38

Acceleration Status 39

Tag Events 40

Video

Live View 41

Snapshot Viewer 42

Video Out 43

Appendix A: Specications 45

Appendix B: Dimensions 46

FCC Compliance Statement 47

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1 System Status LEDs:

• HDD

◦ BLINKS – When there is Reading and Writing Activity.

◦ SOLID – When there is HDD fault active.

• ACC

◦ SOLID – Powers on when the ignition is turned on.

• UPS

◦ SOLID – Powers on when the main power is lost, and

the NVR is powered by internal backup power supply.

• WWAN

◦ SOLID – Will remain o by default. Only turns on

when a cellular modem is installed within the NVR.

2 LAN 2:

• 8-pin A-Code M12 Gigabit Network Interface Controller

(NIC).

• Interface with external WIFI / Cellular Routing Device.

3 PoE 1 – PoE 8:

• 8-pin A-Code M12 Gigabit Power over Ethernet (PoE) NIC.

• Type 2 Class 4 PoE (25.5-Watt 53VDC).

4 GPS Antenna Input:

• Connection for external GPS antenna.

5 Hard Drive Canister:

• 2 x 2.5” SATA SSD with tamper proof drive case locks.

Requires key to remove drive canister.

6 WIFI 1 / WIFI 2 Antenna Inputs – 2.4 GHz / 5.0 GHz:

• 802.11ac, up to 867 Mbps speeds 5.0 GHz | 144 Mbps

2.4 GHz.

PART 1: HARDWARE

Components

Front Panel

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1 Cellular Components:

• SIM CARD – Cellular modem supported (not included).

• ANT1 – Cellular Main antenna input.

2 HDMI Port:

• HDMI connection for optional high-resolution external

display.

3 4 x USB Ports:

• USB 3.0 ports for optional external accessories.

4 COM1 / COM2:

• RS 232 / 422 / 485 support.

• Used for GARMIN 16x LVS antenna with GARMIN-LVS-

PATCH cable.

5 DC-IN 9V – 48V:

• 5-pin Phoenix contact connector.

• Automatic recovery short circuit protection – surge and

reversed polarity protection.

6 Grounding Stud:

• Used for grounding NVR case to chassis.

7 GPIO / COM3:

• Sub DB 15 Male Connection

◦ 8 digital inputs – up to 48V DC

◦ 4 digital outputs – 5V 100mA outputs

◦ 3 pins used for Ground

8 LAN 1:

• RJ45 Gigabit NIC

◦ Use an Ethernet cable to connect a PC to access the

conguration web server.

9 CAN:

• Supports CANbus 2.0 a/b, OBD-II (ISO 15765-4), J1939 and

J1708.

Rear Panel

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1 Status LEDs:

•

◦ BLINKS – When there is Reading and Writing Activity.

•

◦ SOLID – Power is being supplied.

2 USB Port:

• USB 3.0 port for connection to a PC.

3 Data Port 1 / Data Port 2:

• Connects with the NVR when inserted into the hard drive bay.

4 DC IN 12V:

• 12V DC power jack

Hard Drive Canister

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1 LCD Display

Displays the NVR’s name, date/time, alerts, and statuses.

2 ESC Button

Press the ESC button to cancel the current command and return to the display.

3 Navigation Keys

Use the left, right, up, and down keys to navigate menus or move the cursor. Press the center key to display the Main Menu/

enter a command.

4 Event Button

Press the Event button to manually trigger an event.

5 Error Status LED

Displays solid RED when an error has occurred, such as a disconnected camera. The LED remains red until the error is

corrected. Displays solid GREEN when no errors are present.

6 Event Status LED

Displays solid RED when an event is recording. The LED remains red until recording is finished. Displays solid GREEN when no

events are occurring.

7 Ooading Status LED

Displays solid RED when recorded data is being offloaded.

See ‘LCD Control Panel Operation’ for more details.

LCD Control Panel

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Wiring Diagram

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Secure the RoadRecorder 9000 NVR to the mounting surface using the appropriate fasteners.

Ensure that the front panel of the NVR remains accessible, and that there is a minimum 2.5 inches of clearance for cables.

Do not install the NVR in an area of the vehicle cabin that could interfere with the safe operation of the vehicle.

Flat Mount Installation

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To remove the hard drive from the NVR

1. Ensure the NVR is powered OFF.

2. Insert the key into the hard drive lock and turn it counterclockwise.

3. Turn the two hard drive thumb screws counterclockwise until they are loose.

4. Pull the hard drive rmly and straight out.

To reinsert the hard drive into the NVR

1. Push the hard drive rmly all the way into the NVR.

2. Turn the two hard drive thumb screws clockwise until they are secure.

Do not over-tighten the thumb screws. Use finger pressure only!

3. Insert the key into the hard drive lock and turn it clockwise.

Removing / Inserting the Hard Drive

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Main Menu

Press the center navigation key to display the Main Menu.

There are four options available: System Details, System Logs,

Manual Offload, Remove SSD, and Help.

Use the arrow navigation keys to navigate through the menus.

Press the center navigation key to conrm or enter a

command.

Use the ESC button to exit a menu or to cancel a command.

System Details

Firmware Version is the only available option.

• Firmware Version: Select Firmware Version to display

the rmware version currently installed on the NVR. This

information may be useful when speaking with Safety

Vision Technical Support.

System Logs

Event Logs and Error Logs are the available options.

NOTE: System Logs are stored in the LCD Control Panel’s internal

memory. Disconnecting the LCD Control Panel from the NVR will

result in the loss of data. (This data is still recorded by the NVR but

can no longer be displayed on the LCD).

• Event Logs: Select Event Logs to display the most recent

recorded event timestamps. Use the up and down

navigation keys to scroll through the list of events.

• Error Logs: Select Error Logs to display the most recent

errors that have occurred. The nature of the error and

the time it occurred are displayed. Use the up and down

navigation keys to scroll through the list of errors.

Manual Ooad

Select the Manual Ooad option to manually ooad recorded

video to a USB ash drive inserted into the NVR.

Press the center navigation key to select ‘To USB’. Enter the

required password using the navigation keys.

Select either Event to ooad event recorded les, or

Continuous to ooad continuously recorded les.

Remove SSD

Select the Remove SSD option to remove the hard drive.

Enter the required password using the navigation keys.

Wait for the “Insert Storage Media” prompt to appear BEFORE

removing the hard drive.

Help

Select the Help option to display a help message regarding

manual ooads.

LCD Control Panel Operation

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PART 2: CONFIGURATION

The RoadRecorder 9000 NVR can be congured through the on-board web interface, which must be accessed with a

PC and web browser.

Connecting to the NVR

Use the following procedure to access the web-based configuration menus using the default IP address:

1. Connect the PC to the NVR’s Ethernet LAN 1 RJ-45 port with a standard Ethernet cable.

Ensure the NVR and PC are receiving power and have started up.

2. Open the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window for

the LAN connection you are using.

In Windows, open Network Connections. Right-click the LAN

connection and select Properties. In the list of items, select

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and click Properties.

3. Select the “Use the following IP address:” option.

4. Enter 182.168.1.80 in the IP address eld.

5. Enter 255.255.0.0 in the Subnet mask eld.

This field normally defaults to 255.255.255.0. Ensure the correct

255.255.0.0 subnet is entered.

Leave all other elds blank.

6. Click OK on the Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties window

and then click OK on the Local Area Connection Properties

window.

Your PC’s IP address and subnet mask are now congured.

7. Open a web browser (Internet Explorer or Google Chrome

preferred) and navigate to 182.168.1.200.

The Login screen appears.

8. Enter the username and password, then

click Login.

The configuration web interface launches.

The default username and password are

admin. If this has been changed, contact

your system administrator for your login

information.

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Help Windows

Each screen of the RoadRecorder 9000

NVR conguration web interface includes

a comprehensive help menu. The help

menus explain the functionality and

parameters of each eld.

To access the help menu for a screen,

simply click the Help button at the

top right of the screen. The help menu

appears in a new window.

Product Details

Select the Information icon on the top left-hand corner to

view the Product Details page.

The Product Details page displays factory congured

identication elds, as well as the status of the removable hard

drive (primary), and secondary storage (if present).

• Product name: Name of the NVR.

• MAC1 address: MAC address of the device interface of the

NVR.

• MAC2 address: MAC address of the wireless radio interface of

the NVR.

Primary Storage Information

• State: If Primary Storage is present and working then it shows

“Online” state, otherwise it shows “Oine” state.

• Drive Size: Total size of Primary Storage drive in GB if present in the NVR

• Drive Used: Total amount of Primary Storage drive used in percentage (%) if present in the NVR

Secondary Storage Information

• State: If any Secondary Storage source is present and working then it shows “Online” state, otherwise it shows “Oine” state.

• Drive Size: Total size of Secondary Storage drive in GB if present in the NVR

• Drive Used: Total amount of Secondary Storage drive used in percentage (%) if present in the NVR.

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Reboot

Click the Reboot Now button to immediately reboot the NVR

and apply any saved changes.

Changed configurations are not applied to the NVR until after it is

rebooted.

MNVR Configuration

Users can import and export conguration les from this

section. A conguration le saves all the NVR’s conguration

settings, which can then be duplicated across multiple NVRs.

• Export: To save a conguration le, conrm all

conguration settings are set appropriately, then click the

Export button. The web browser prompt appears.

Select Save File in the web browser prompt, then click OK.

The conguration le is automatically saved in the PC’s

Downloads folder.

The configuration file is saved in the following format:

RR9000_[Serial number]_MM-DD-YYYY.xml

• Import: To import a saved conguration le, click the

Browse… button.

Navigate to where the appropriate le is saved and click

Open.

Conrm the appropriate le is displayed and click Import.

The conguration le is uploaded automatically.

Conguration les are interchangeable between NVRs,

however unique elds such as the vehicle name and

network information should be updated for each

individual NVR.

Changed configurations are not applied to the NVR until after

it is rebooted.

Click the Reboot Now button to immediately reboot the

NVR and apply any saved changes.

NVR Firmware Update

To update the NVR’s rmware, click the Download NVR

Firmware from Safety Vision link to be directed to Safety

Vision’s FTP site.

PC must have internet access

Enter the following username and password to access Safety

Vision’s FTP site:

Username: SVRR

Password: SVRR6100

Note: Username and password are case sensitive.

Admin

Firmware / Cong

Select the Admin tab from the top, then click Firmware / Config.

The Firmware / Config page allows you to reboot the NVR, import / export configuration files, update firmware, as well as restore

factory settings.

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(Firmware / Config cont.)

Navigate to and select the correct NVR firmware package to download. The web browser prompt appears.

Select Save File in the web browser prompt, then click OK. The rmware le is automatically saved in the PC’s Downloads folder.

Click the Browse… button and navigate to where the rmware le (.tgz file) is saved, then click Open.

Conrm the appropriate le is displayed, then click Upload File. A status bar appears as the rmware update is automatically

applied.

The NVR will immediately reboot on its own after rmware update.

Camera Firmware Update

Select the Camera Firmware Update option to update camera(s)

rmware through the NVR. This feature is only available for Gen 2,

Gen 3 and AXIS cameras.

Click the Browse… button. A navigation prompt appears.

Navigate to the location of the new rmware le, then click Open.

Conrm the appropriate le is displayed, then click Upload File. A status bar appears as the rmware le is uploaded.

Once the rmware le is uploaded successfully, select the appropriate camera(s) to which rmware will be applied, then click the

Update button.

Camera(s) will reboot automatically after rmware update.

Restore Factory Default

Select the Restore NVR Factory Default button to automatically restore all conguration options to their factory default settings

and immediately reboot the NVR.

WARNING: Selecting this option immediately changes any previously changed settings to the factory default.

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Primary Storage

• Primary Storage Media Device: Select “Removable SSD”

as the primary storage device.

• Primary Storage Media Setup: Single Partition is selected

by default

• Delete file option for primary storage: Select the option

for when the primary storage device begins to overwrite:

◦ Overwrite When Full: Once the primary storage

device reaches capacity, new recordings will begin to

overwrite the oldest data.

◦ Overwrite Max Time: This option deletes les with

timestamps older than the specied time. Enter the

amount of time in hour(s) in the “Delete les older

than” eld. The timestamps of all les will be regularly

checked at an interval of 1 hour.

◦ No Overwrite (Stop When Full): Select this option to

prevent the primary storage device from overwriting.

Recording will be stopped once the primary storage

device reaches capacity.

Secondary Storage

• Enable Safestor+: Select this option to enable Safestor

Plus. In case of Primary storage media failure, Firmware

will check if secondary storage is present in the NVR. If

secondary storage is present, then recording will be done

on secondary storage.

• Secondary Storage Media: This eld is auto populated

• Delete file option for secondary storage: Select the

option for when the secondary storage device begins to

overwrite:

◦ Overwrite When Full: Once the secondary storage

device reaches capacity, new recordings will begin to

overwrite the oldest data

◦ Overwrite Max Time: This option deletes les with

timestamps older than the specied time. Enter the

amount of time in hour(s) in the “Delete les older

than” eld. The timestamps of all les will be regularly

checked at an interval of 1 hour.

◦ No Overwrite (Stop When Full): Select this option

to prevent the secondary storage device from

overwriting. Recording will be stopped once

secondary storage device reaches capacity.

Click Save Changes to save changed entries.

Format

Select a device, then click the Format button. The NVR

automatically reboots after formatting the device.

WARNING: Formatting a device erases all data, including

recorded video. Use with caution.

Storage

Select the Admin tab from the top, then click Storage.

The Storage page allows you to congure the storage device(s) of the NVR.

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Network Settings

Select the Admin tab from the top, then click Network.

The Network Settings page congures the network interfaces and features.

MNVR Detail

• MNVR Name: Enter the name of the NVR

Restrictions: Only alphanumeric characters are allowed

with a maximum length of 15 characters. Names with “_”

(underscore) are also accepted. No other special characters

can be used for NVR name.

• Serial number: Enter the Serial Number of the MNVR.

LAN 2 Network Interface

• IP address: Default IP address for LAN 2.

• Netmask: Default Subnet mask for LAN 2.

• Gateway: Default Gateway IP address for LAN 2.

Mail Server

If enabled, mail will be sent when an event is triggered.

If disabled, mail will not be sent on event.

• Server IP address: Enter the Mail Server IP address, which

will be used to send e-mails when an event is triggered

from the NVR

• Username: Enter the username which will be used to log

in to the Mail Server.

• Password: Enter the password which will be used to log in

to the Mail Server.

• Port Number: Contact your IT administrator for Mail

Server Port Number.

• Mail to: Enter the email address to which all emails will be

sent to when an event is triggered from the NVR.

• Mail from: Enter the email address from which all emails

will be sent from when an event is triggered from the NVR.

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Wifi Profile

Select the number of profiles, between 1 to 5, from the

dropdown menu that the NVR will connect to and enter the

following for each:

• SSID: Click on the desired Wi SSID from the scan results

to auto populate the SSID for the Wi prole.

• Username Required: Select this option if a username is

required to connect to the congured wi prole.

• Security Type: Select the security type from the

dropdown menu

• Password: Enter the password if required for the wi

prole.

• Show Password: Select this option to display the

password.

• Static: Select this option to congure a Static IP address.

• Static IP Address: Enter the Static IP address.

• Netmask: Enter the Subnet Mask.

• Gateway: Enter the Gateway IP address.

• Delete: Select this option to clear all elds for the selected

wi prole.

Click Save Changes to save wi conguration.

Click on the ‘x’ icon located on the top right-hand corner of the

screen to exit the Wi Conguration window and return to the

Network Settings page.

• Wifi SSID: Displays the wi prole the NVR is

connected to.

• Wifi IP address: Displays the wi prole IP address the

NVR is connected to.

(Network Settings cont.)

Wifi Interface

Select this option to enable the NVR’s internal WLAN.

Click on View Wifi Configuration to launch the Wi Conguration window. (See Wifi Configuration section below)

Wifi Configuration

The Wi conguration window congures which Access Points the NVR will connect to.

Available Wireless Profiles: Click the Scan button, then click OK to perform a site survey of all Access Points available. All

available Access Points will be displayed.

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POE 8 Network Interface

Select this option to enable PoE 8 as a separate network

interface

• IP Address: Default IP address for PoE 8.

• Netmask: Default Subnet mask for PoE 8.

• Gateway: Default Gateway IP address for PoE 8.

LiveTrax

Select this option to enable LiveTrax. This option must be

enabled and congured in order to communicate with the

LiveTrax server. LiveTrax account required.

• Server IP address: Enter the IP address for the LiveTrax

server (64.251.197.19)

• Send Port: Default Send Port for the LiveTrax server

• Receive Port: Default Receiver Port for the LiveTrax server.

• Gateway: Gateway IP address only required if using

LiveTrax as the default gateway.

• Netmask: Subnet mask only required if using LiveTrax as

the default gateway.

SafetyNet Server Announce

Select this option to enable the SafetyNet Server Announce

feature. When enabled, NVR will ping the congured server

below.

• Server IP address: Enter the IP address for the server

hosting the SafetyNet software.

• Server Port: Default server port.

• Gateway: Gateway IP address only required if using

SafetyNet Server Announce as the default gateway.

• Netmask: Subnet mask only required if using SafetyNet

Server Announce as the default gateway.

• Announce IP address: Enter the IP address that will be

used to communicate with the SafetyNet software.

oMG Server

Select this option to enable communication with an oMG

Server.

• Server IP address: Default oMG Server IP address.

• Server Port: Default server port for oMG Server.

Default Routing: Option to congure a default gateway. LAN 2

is selected by default.

Web Port: Default Web Port is 80.

Click Save Changes to save changed entries.

(Network Settings cont.)

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