Safety Vision ICOP PRO User Manual

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Page 1 ICOP™ PRO USER GUIDE...
Page 2: Important Notices
Safety Vision. Safety Vision® is a registered trademark of Safety Vision, LLC. All other products or name brands mentioned in this document are trademarks of their respective owners. For more information about Safety Vision and its products, go to www.
Page 3: Table Of Contents
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Table of Contents Overview Main Wiring Diagrams Installation Components - DVR DVR Status LCD Components - Power Control Monitor (PCM) PCM Functions MCAM2 ICPMICKIT Wireless Microphone Remote Control Video Playback Exporting Video Files Configuration System Menu...
Page 4: Overview
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Overview The ICOP™ PRO system is comprised of several advanced pieces of hardware that provide the complete law enforcement solution: Digital Video Recorder (DVR) - The heart of the system, the DVR contains video storage and provides a convienent status LCD display.
Page 5: Main Wiring Diagrams
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Main Wiring Diagrams With ICPMIC Table A Table B Color Sensor Description Sensor Description SENSOR 1 NOT USED +12V Constant 1 INPUT 7 INPUT SENSOR 2 NOT USED Yellow +12V Switch IGN 2 INPUT 8 INPUT...
Page 6 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE With EXTREME Wireless Mic Table A Table B Table C Color Sensor Description Sensor Description From Description SENSOR 1 NOT USED FOR CONSTANT +12V +12V Constant 1 INPUT 7 INPUT ICPDVRPWRCAB 082-00169 SENSOR 2 NOT USED...
Page 7: Installation
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Installation - DVR Console Mount The ICOP PRO DVR can be installed in any standard console with an available single DIN slot. Thread the DVR cable pigtails through the console mount and slide it up from the back as shown.
Page 8 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Installation - PCM The PCM can be mounted by three different means: RAM Mount Attach the RAM mount to the back of the PCM with the two provided Phillips-head screws horizontally in either the high or low position.
Page 9 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Installation - ICPMICKIT Microphone Cradle Use the following procedure to mount the ICPMICKIT Microphone cradle: Secure the bracket to the rear of the cradle with the four supplied Phillips- head screws as shown. Secure the cradle/bracket assembly to...
Page 10: Components - Dvr
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Components - DVR 8 - USB Port - The USB port provides access to several ICOP PRO features, such as downloading video clips, uploading configurations, and more. 1 - Status LCD - The Status LCD provides the system date...
Page 11 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Storage Media To access the SD card(s) or hard drive: Insert the key into the lock and turn it clockwise. Unlocking the Media Storage Door powers the DVR off. Open the Media Storage Door. When finished, replace the storage media and close the Media Storage Door.
Page 12: Dvr Status Lcd
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE DVR Status LCD Front Panel Buttons ICON TYPE ICON DESCRIPTION ICON DESCRIPTION GPS signal not acquired LCD backlight control GPS signal acquired Hard disk status Hard disk error Hard disk full Go to previous page No hard disk...
Page 13: Components - Power Control Monitor (Pcm)
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Components - Power Control 5 - Mark Button - Press the Mark button while recording to create a digital flag that can be easily referenced or Monitor (PCM) returned to. 6 - Playback Control Buttons 1 - Power Button...
Page 14: Pcm Functions
Enter any appropriate information regarding the case and select SAVE to save the entered information as If a user does not log in, the ICOP PRO can still record video metadata with the recorded video. by pressing the Record button or by the configured sensors.
Page 15: Mcam2
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE MCAM2 4 - Auto Zoom - Zoom to a preset value for 10 seconds, 1 - Zoom - - Adjusts zoom to wide end. then return to wide end. • Single Press: Decrement zoom step x1 •...
Page 16: Icpmickit Wireless Microphone
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE ICPMICKIT Wireless Microphone 4 - Status LEDs - The In-USE and Low Batt LEDs display 1 - Beep/Vibration Switch - Use the Beep/Vibration the microphone’s current status: Switch to toggle notifications. In-USE (green): • BEEP: audible beeps sound •...
Page 17: Remote Control
Pressing this key on the main make selections. configuration menu returns to the live view. Power - For Safety Vision Service Technician use only. Pause/Step - During video playback, press this key to pause the video. Press this key again to advance video playback by Login/Lock - Quickly access the login screen.
Page 18 Menu Navigation Press the MENU button to access the menu. You must be logged in as an administrator to access the configuration menu. Contact Safety Vision Technical Support for more information about administrator passwords. Use the up and down arrow navigational keys to switch between the Video Playback, Configuration, and Information icons and display their associated menus.
Page 19: Video Playback
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Video Playback To view recorded video, press the Play button on the PCM, or access the menu, then select the first icon. The All Files and Event Files options appear. Select the All Files option to review all recorded video stored.
Page 20 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Event Files SEL: Use the arrow and Enter keys on the remote control to select or unselect each file. Selected files can then be exported. Multiple files can be selected at one time. EVENT NAME: Displays the type of event that triggered the video recording.
Page 21: Exporting Video Files
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Exporting Video Files Video files can be exported to a USB thumb drive inserted into the USB port on the front of the DVR. Note: Users must be logged in as an administrator in order to perform this procedure.
Page 22: Configuration
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Configuration Select the Configuration icon to display the System, Record, Network, and Event menus. These menu options allow you to configure how the DVR operates, in addition to setting passwords and updating the firmware. System Menu...
Page 23 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE General The General menu determines the behavior of the DVR upon start up and shutdown, in addition to other controls. ON/OFF TYPE: Select TIMER to display the START UP TIME, SHUT DOWN TIME, and BOOT UP ON SCHEDULE fields.
Page 24 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Register Info The Register menu includes the assorted serial numbers and names unique to the DVR for identification. UNIT S/N: The DVR’s serial number. This number is unique and cannot be changed. UNIT ID: The DVR’s identifying number.
Page 25 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Format Formatting a device erases all existing data, including recorded video. Use the following procedure to format a device: Use the arrow keys on the remote control to select a device from the drop-down menu. Available devices include Main Storage, Mirror Storage, or USB.
Page 26 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Upgrade Periodically Safety Vision releases new firmware updates for the DVR to increase functionality and features. Use the following procedure to update the DVR firmware: Obtain the firmware update file from Safety Vision Technical Support. In the root directory of a USB flash drive create a folder titled dvrupgrade.
Page 27 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Config The Config menu allows you to export to or import from a USB drive all of the DVR’s settings, which is useful when configuring multiple units in the same manner or creating a backup. DEFAULT SETTINGS: Select RESTORE to revert all settings to the factory defaults.
Page 28 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE System Log The System Log menu allows the user log or pictures to be exported or deleted. The system log file contains a log of which users accessed the DVRs configuration menus and at what time and date.
Page 29 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Blackbox File The Blackbox File menu downloads a “blackbox” file to a USB drive inserted into the DVR’s USB port. This blackbox file contains metadata on assorted parameters of the DVR. Insert a USB flash drive into the DVR’s USB port.
Page 30: Record Menu
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Record Menu The Record Menu contains parameters that control how video is recorded. Options (Page 1) The Options menu contains most of the parameters that control how long and when the DVR records video. VIDEO TYPE: Select NTSC or PAL.
Page 31 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Options (Page 2) METADATA CAPTURE: Select ON to record meta-data with recorded video. Select OFF to record video only. HDD/SD OVERWRITE: Select ON to overwrite the oldest video existent on the storage media when storage space is near capacity.
Page 32 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE OSD Overlay The OSD Overlay menu selects what elements appear on the on-screen display. Select OFF or ON from the LIVE VIEW column to display the associated element when you press the Enter key on the PCM or remote control when the DVR is in Live View.
Page 33 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Camera Settings The Camera Setting menu controls which cameras are recorded and displayed in the live view. Select the following for each camera: ENABLE: Select ON to enable recording of this camera. NAME: Enter an optional alphanumeric name for each specific camera.
Page 34 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Record Setting The Record Setting menu controls the framerate and resolution of recorded video. Each camera’s parameters can be set independently. Select the following for each channel: RES: Select the resolution of this camera. Select from D1 (704×576), HD1 (704×288), or CIF (354×288).
Page 35 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Sub-Streaming The Sub-Streaming menu is similar to the Record Setting menu, except it controls the quality of camera’s sub- stream. BANDWIDTH: Select a bit-rate (in Kbps) consistent with your agency’s wireless hardware. Select the following for each channel: ENABLE: Select ON to enable this camera for sub-streaming.
Page 36 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Cameo-Camera Settings The Cameo-Camera Settings menu controls the cameo camera feature. Select ON in a channel’s respective ENABLE field to turn on the cameo functionality. The selected channel’s camera is then turned off during normal operation, and only turns on when an alarm is triggered.
Page 37 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Other Settings The Other Settings menu controls video encryption and the view on an attached monitor when the DVR first boots up. BOOT UP DEFAULT LIVE: Select LIVEVIEW to view live feeds of the connected cameras.
Page 38: Network Menu
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Network Menu The Network Menu contains parameters that define how the DVR interacts with computers and a wireless central management system. Local The Local menu controls network information for the DVR unit when configuring networks. Use the number keys on the remote...
Page 39 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Server Network The Server Network screen configures server information when communicating with the Message Server, part of the CMS. CENTER SERVER 1/2: Up to two servers can be set up at the same time, such as a WiFi or cabled network and a 4G or 3G cellular network.
Page 40 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE WiFi The WiFi menu controls settings of the wireless access point the DVR communicates with. Select CLIENT in the ENABLE field and use the number keys on the remote control to enter the following: GET IP TYPE: Select STATIC IP for WiFi networks requiring a static IP address.
Page 41 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Mobile Network The Mobile Network menus configure assorted optional wireless modules. First select 2G, 3G, or MIXED. Then select the mode type. If you are using a cabled or WiFi network, select NONE. Then Select ACTIVE MODE, DIAL PARAMETER, or INTERCOM SETTINGS to open those submenus.
Page 42 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Dial Parameter The Dial Parameter submenu configures SIM card settings. Please check with the manufacturer of your SIM card for the following information and enter them in the appropriate fields: USER NAME PASSWORD ACCESS NUMBER Intercom Settings Select ON to enable the intercom function while using a SIM card.
Page 43 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE FTP Settings The FTP Settings screen allows a password to be configured when the DVR is used as an FTP server. PASSWORD ENABLE: Select ON to enable security for the FTP feature. USERNAME: Enter an alphanumeric username.
Page 44: Event Menu
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Event Menu The Event Menu contains parameters that control connected sensor inputs and how events are recorded. Sensor The Sensor menu controls each sensor input that triggers events. The DVR supports up to eight inputs and can configure each one individually.
Page 45 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Sensor Trigger Action Select NEXT PAGE on the Sensor menu to access this menu. The Sensor Trigger Action menu allows a channel to be displayed in fullscreen when an event is triggered. For each sensor, select a channel to displayed in the FULL SCREEN field when that sensor is active.
Page 46 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Sensor Alarm Output The Sensor Alarm Output menus select which outputs are active when certain alarms are triggered. For each alarm type, select ON or OFF for outputs 1 and 2 (OUT1 and SNAPSHOT). OVERSPEED, LOW SPEED, HIGH TEMP., LOW TEMP.,...
Page 47 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Speed The Speed menu controls the speed type (SPDL and SPDO) events. Use the remote control to configure the following options: SPEED SOURCE: Select VEHICLE to obtain vehicle speed data from the vehicle’s own speedometer, or GPS to obtain this data from the GPS signal.
Page 48 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Acceleration The Acceleration menu controls the thresholds of the DVR’s accelerometers that trigger an G-FORCE (GF) event. Use the remote control to configure the following options: EN: Select ON to enable the SHK event. Select OFF to disable it.
Page 49 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Temperature The Temperature menu controls the thresholds of the DVR’s internal thermometers. TEMERATURE UNIT: Select F for Fahrenheit. Select C for Celsius. Use the remote control to configure the following options: ENAB: Select ON to enable this alarm.
Page 50 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Camera The Camera menu controls camera motion detection settings and associated events. Use the remote control to configure the following options: MOTION DETECT SETTINGS CH ID: Select the channel to configure the following settings. M.D. SENSITIVE: Select the sensitivity of the motion detection feature, with 3 being the most sensitive.
Page 51 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Low Voltage Protection The Low Voltage Protection menu controls the voltage threshold before the DVR shuts down automatically to protect itself. Use the remote control to configure the following: ENABLE: Select ON to enable voltage protection.
Page 52 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Emergency Event The Emergency Event menu controls events relating to the panic button module. Use the remote control to configure the following: EN: Select ON to enable the panic button module. Select OFF to disable it.
Page 53 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Snap Settings The Snap Settings menu enables snapshot mode for each camera. When snapshot mode is enabled, video is recorded in a series of snap shots taken in a constant interval. This may reduce storage usage for some non-critical camera views.
Page 54: Peripheral Menu
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Peripheral Menu The Peripheral Menu contains parameters that control optional connected peripheral accessories. The PTZ Setup menu provides configuration options for advanced optional cameras. Consult with the camera manufacturer for the following information: Protocol Baud Rate...
Page 55 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Ext. Com. Setup The Ext. Com. Setup menu enables optional connections to the PCM, acceleration sensor, or panic button. Use the remote control to configure the following for each individual input: RS232-1: Select the device connected to the 232RXD-1 and 232TXD-1 terminals.
Page 56: System Information
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE System Information Select the System Information icon to display the System, History, Modules, and Authorized menus. These menu options display unique information and history about the DVR unit. System The System menu displays the firm- ware version and information on the SD card.
Page 57 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE History Info The History Info menu consists of three pages. Select CLEAR next to any record to reset it. HIGHEST SPEED IN HISTORY: Displays the highest obtained speed, including the date and time it was recorded (assuming speed data is collected).
Page 58 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Modules Status The Modules menu displays the status of optional installed modules. GPS MODULE: Displays NORMAL if a GPS module is installed; NONE is one is not. GPS SIGNAL: Displays if the GPS signal received is valid.
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Page 60: Appendix A: Specifications
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Appendix A: Specifications SPECIFICATIONS Solid-State SD Card Drive (SSD) 4 channels 8 channels Audio/Video Inputs (audio plus video) (audio plus video) 128 GB 256/500 GB Storage 1-Din Form Factor Continuous, Background, or Recording Event-only recording Mirror recording to secondary SD card...
Page 61: Appendix B: Dimensions
ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Appendix B: Dimensions Power Control Monitor...
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Page 63 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE Limited 3-Year New Product Warranty Safety Vision, LLC (“SV”) makes the following limited warranty, which is effective at the time of the original end-user purchase. Note: Optional warranty products are available for all SV products and may be pur- chased at the time of the original end-user purchase or any time during the original Limited 3-Year New Product Warranty period.
Page 64 ICOP PRO USER GUIDE FCC Compliance Statement NOTE This device has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
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