Motorola SR600 Installation guide

Brand: Motorola

Model: SR600

Type: Installation guide

1. Inbox Content

1.1 Sr600 In-Car Video Camera

Part KT000262A01

1.2 Windshield Mount Camera Base

Part HW001631A01

1.3 16-Pin Cable

Part CB000668A01

1.4 RAM Adhesive Mount

Part HW001632A01

1.5 Latch Locking Screw

Part 08-04-02-540LF

2. Conﬁgure Sr600 In-Car Video Camera for Use

2.1 Welcome! Please begin by referring to your Motorola

CommandCentral Admin documentation to access the software

to register your camera.

2.2 Press and hold the Power/Record button to turn on the

camera and wait about 30 seconds. The camera will vibrate

and the blinking blue LED will appear.

1.5 Collar Locking Screw

Part 08-04-02-538LF

Sr600

In-Car Video Camera

and Windshield Mount

Camera Base

Installation

Guide

MN004494A01-A

For Quick Start Guide visit

https://learning.motorolasolutions.com

CommandCentral

Vault

2. Conﬁgure Sr600 In-Car Video Camera for Use

2.3 After power up is completed the camera's LED sequence

should now be blinking red, green and blue:

2.4 Generate the QR code from CommandCentral Vault and

scan it with the Sr600 within ﬁve minutes. You must generate a

new QR code for each camera you are adding to

CommandCentral Vault. For best results make sure the

brightness of the display is set to 40% or less, very bright

displays will hamper the reading of the QR code. To read the

QR code point the camera directly at the QR code about 8-12

inches from the computer screen. Make sure that you keep the

camera as steady as possible while the camera is reading the

QR code. When the camera successfully reads the QR code it

will vibrate and blink orange. Slight adjustments to the position

of the camera in front of the screen are usually all that is

required to achieve a scan. In some case, further reduction in

the display brightness may be required to read the QR code.

2.5 Make sure the camera is in range of the Wi-Fi network

speciﬁed by CommandCentral Admin. Hold the camera still.

Once the camera has successfully read the QR code, its LED

sequence will begin blinking green and vibrate.

2.6 The Sr600 In-Car Video Camera is now ready for

connection to CommandCentral Admin which will complete the

set-up.

2.7 During the Sr600 In-Car Video Camera’s CommandCentral

Vault set-up, the LED will read solid green

Once all CommandCentral Vault interactions are complete, the

camera will power cycle.

2.8 After completing the power cycle, the camera's LED will

read green (if connected to WiFi)

or solid blue (if not connected to WiFi)

The camera is now ready to use.

Note: The camera’s LED sequence will blink red and yellow if

QR scan mode times out. Power cycle the camera to return to

QR scan mode.

Note: If the Sr600 In-Car Video Camera fails to connect to the

network after a successful QR scan, the camera’s LED’s will

blink red. Power cycle and return to step 2.4.

Note: if the activation details (URL) in the QR code has been

previously used or has expired, the camera’s LEDs will blink

red and green. Power cycle the camera and return to step 2.4.

Connected to Wi-Fi Not Connected to Wi-Fi

3. Sr600 In-Car Video Camera and Base Connector Interface

3.1 Windshield mount camera base - 16-PIN Automotive

Connector + USB Connectors for future use.

NOTE: USB Connectors on the base unit are NOT for Charging

the device.

4. Sr600 In-Car Video Camera and Base Installation

4.1 Peel oﬀ one side of adhesive disc (either side). Carefully

align the edge of adhesive disc with the edge of the RAM

Mount disc. Slowly guide the edging of the adhesive around to

properly adhere evenly onto the mount. Press ﬁrm for one

minute.

4.2 How the Sr600 In-Car Video Camera and the mounting

pieces come together.

3.2 Sr600 In-Car Video Camera - 6-PIN Interface Connector +

USB Connector

4. Sr600 Camera and Base Installation

4.3 Select an area on the vehicle windshield that allows a clear

line of sight to both the front of the vehicle and the inside of the

vehicle.

4.4 Use the provided alcohol prep-pad to thoroughly clean the

windshield. Let surface dry after wiping clean.

USB Connectors

For Future Use

16-PIN Automotive

Connector

Master Reset

Button

RAM Mount

Screw Collar

Windshield Mount

Camera Base

Sr600 In-Car

Video Camera

6-PIN Interface

Connector

USB Connector

For Charging

Note: To reset camera use a thin blunt object and press lightly

until camera vibrates.

Left Button

Right Button

4. Sr600 In-Car Video Camera and Base Installation

4.5 Your Sr600 In-Car Video Camera will record a 360°

horizontal by 240° vertical ﬁeld of view. For best results, it’s

recommended that the RAM Adhesive Mount be placed

slightly to the right and just below the rear view mirror.

Do not remove the adhesive liner from the mount at this time.

4.6 With the Sr600 In-Car Video Camera snapped into its base

and the RAM Adhesive Mount snugly attached, review the

location of the assembly on the windshield. Ensure that the

edge of the lens is below the rear view mirror so as not to block

the image.

4.7 Once the location of the assembly is satisfactory, mark the

location of the adhesive base on the windshield glass.

4.8 Loosen the screw collar to remove the RAM® Mount disc

and remove the Sr600 In-Car Video Camera from the base.

4.9 Peel oﬀ the opposite side of adhesive disc. 4.10 Carefully position and adhere onto the exact PRE

MARKED location of your surface. Press ﬁrm for one minute.

It’s recommended to let the adhesive sit for a full 24 hours

before mounting your device or any additional components.

5. Wiring Diagram

5.1 Now it’s time to route the cable assembly to the vehicle

junction box and connect the wires per the wiring diagram.

6. Installing the Sr600 In-Car Video Camera

6.1 After routing the wire harness to the junction box, ensure

that there is suﬃcient service loop to allow the connector to

plug into the camera base—approx. 6-8 inches of wire is

suﬃcient.

6.2 Attach the camera base into the RAM® Mount installed on

the windshield.

6. Installing the Sr600 In-Car Video Camera

6.3 Plug the cable connector into the camera base. 6.4 Tighten the screw collar until the base is snug. 6.5 Insert the camera back into the windshield mount camera

base.

A10

A11

A12

A13

A14

A15

A16

Black

Brown

Red

Orange

Yellow

White/Red

White/Green

White/Black

Grey

White

Pink

Green

Violet

Blue

Ground

Chassis Ground

+12V

Ignition

External LED(-)

External LED(+)

Input 8

Input 7

Input 6

Input 5

Input 4

Input 3

Input 2

Input 1

FROM COLOR PIN DESCRIPTION

1th

2nd

HORIZONTAL

6. Installing the Sr600 In-Car Video Camera

6.6 Ensure that the camera is longitudinally aligned with the

vehicle.

6.7 Ensure that the lens is as horizontal as possible. Using a

small level is recommended. Please note that the video may be

distorted if the camera is not installed with the lens as level as

possible.

6.8 Once the camera is at the proper level, tighten the collar

using the provided screw and a .050” Allen wrench to securely

lock it in place. Note: There are three diﬀerent holes for this

locking screw, so use the one that’s most convenient.

Use Part 08-04-02-538LF, Collar Locking Screw.

6.9 Tighten the Latch screw, with the screw provided with a

.050” Allen wrench to lock the camera in place (optional).

Use Part 08-04-02-540LF, Latch Locking Screw.

7.0 Congratulations. The camera should now be fully functional

and ready for use.

7. Congratulations

TOP VIEW

INTERIOR MIRROR AND CAMERA

FRONT

8. Installation Notes

8.1 Powering the camera: The camera and base should be

powered from the vehicle using the included wire harness.

The red wires connect to the vehicle's battery, the black and

brown wires connect to the vehicle's ground and the orange

wire connects to the vehicle's ignition line. When installed

this way the camera will draw about 110 ma from the vehicle

battery when the camera is on, fully charged and the

vehicle's ignition is oﬀ. The camera will draw an additional

100 ma if the camera is in Wi-Fi coverage and it is

uploading video to CommandCentral Vault.

Note: As long as there is power supplied to the camera base

the camera cannot be turned oﬀ permanently. If the camera

is turned oﬀ while the battery voltage is applied to it, the

camera will turn back on automatically.

8.2 Installations to the rear of the vehicle: In some cases the

required triggers are only available in the rear of the vehicle.

In this case additional wire (not supplied) may be required to

connect the trigger lines on the Sr600 cable kit to the

required triggers in the vehicle. Multi-conductor wire of at

least 22 gauge may be used to make these connections.

The additional wire may be connected to the Sr600 cable

using appropriate automotive grade connectors.

8.3 Trigger Levels: The Sr600 In-Car Video Camera

operates with a 47K pull up resistor to the Battery voltage.

Some siren and lights systems provide power to the

siren/lights through a siren/lights controller that provides

battery voltage to the sirens/lights. Some of these

installations do not provide a suﬃcient ground voltage for

the Sr600 to detect when the siren/lights are switched oﬀ. In

this case a relay or equivalent device must be used to

provide the required ground level. Any appropriate relay

may be used for this. One example is the GOOACC 6 back

automotive relay harness set 5-Pin 30/40A 12 SPDT relay.

When using a relay connect the coil connections between

the trigger signal and ground. Connect the normally open

connection between the camera input and ground. This will

provide a ground voltage when the siren/lights are activated.

8.4 Floating inputs: In general, do not set up triggers on the

I/O lines and then leave the lines ﬂoating or not connected.

If you have conﬁgured trigger activation as high and then do

not connect the line the camera will start recording on power

up due the the line being pulled high by the camera's

internal pull up resistors.

8.5 Timed relay: In some installations there may be a timed

relay on the battery line where the battery power is shut oﬀ

to the camera after some period of time once the vehicle

ignition is turned oﬀ. In this case the camera will remain on

using the internal battery until the camera battery reaches

15% capacity at which point the camera will power oﬀ.

When the vehicle is started and power is restored to the

camera the camera will power back on automatically

however it may display a low battery LED indication for a

short time while the camera charges from the vehicle. Pre-

record (if enabled) and record (if triggered) are available

during this time.

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