Axis W101 User Manual page 39

Axis body worn solution
Camera user guide
NOTICE TICE
NO NO TICE
• Always remove the camera from the body worn system through AXIS Body Worn Manager before storing it. When you
remove the camera from the system, the camera enters shipping mode, which ensures a healthy battery level.
• Always store the camera at the recommended storage temperature. If you are storing the camera for less than 3 months,
the recommended storage temperature range is -20°C (-4 °F) to 45°C (113 °F). If you are storing the camera for more than 3
months, the recommended storage temperature is 25°C (77 °F). Storing the camera outside of the specified temperature
damages the battery.
• Do not store the camera with the battery fully charged. Doing so shortens the expected battery life.
• Do not store the camera with a depleted battery. Doing so shortens the expected battery life.
• If you are storing the camera for more than 3 months, charge the camera every 3 months.
• Do not store the camera in damp environments. This may increase battery discharge rates.
• Use the camera at least once a year so that the battery is discharged and charged again. This helps to activate the battery
and restore its energy.
Cleaning
To clean the body worn camera:
• Use a non-abrasive, solvent-free neutral soap, or detergent, with water.
• Use a soft microfiber cloth, or moist non-abrasive sponge.
• Dry with a soft cloth to prevent water spotting.
NOTICE TICE
NO NO TICE
• Never use harsh detergents, such as gasoline, benzene or acetone, to avoid material degradation.
• Never use abrasives of any kind to clean the camera.
To disinfect the camera:
• Use disinfection products with up to 50 percent isopropyl alcohol on the exterior surfaces of the camera.
• Apply with a soft microfiber cloth, or non-abrasive sponge.
Charging the camera
To charge the body worn camera, always use one of the following options:
• AXIS W700 Docking Station 1-bay
• AXIS W701 Docking Station 8-bay
• 5 V DC output mobile phone charger with a USB Type-A connector.
• 5 V DC output power bank with a USB Type-A connector.
Operating time
Operating time varies depending on how you use the body worn camera. The limiting factors of operating time are battery capacity,
and storage space. These are affected by power consumption, and recording bitrate, respectively.
Factors that increase power consumption are:
Outdoor use - When you use the camera outdoors, the LED display increases its intensity, which increases power consumption.
Location data - When the camera positioning system is on.
Temperature - +25°C (77 °F) is the optimal operating temperature. Using the camera in temperatures above or below this increases
power consumption.
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