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Digital Eyewitness
G3 Vision
In-Car Video System
Operator Manual
Manual Part Number – 006-0938-00 Rev. 2

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  • Page 1 Kustom Signals, Inc. ® Digital Eyewitness G3 Vision In-Car Video System Operator Manual Manual Part Number – 006-0938-00 Rev. 2...
  • Page 2 This publication may not be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in whole or in part in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise without prior written permission of Kustom Signals, Inc. Kustom Signals, Inc.
  • Page 3 Field Service Kustom Signals, Inc. can provide field service for start-up assistance, training, maintenance, and replacement/spare parts for new and existing equipment. Contact a Kustom Signals, Inc. representative by calling 1-800-835-0156 or 1-620-431-2700. Careful Placement of Components Care should be taken when considering the placement of components. This is especially important with components that will be worn by the officer (i.e.
  • Page 4 This Page Intentionally Left Blank ® Digital Eyewitness Manual Part Number G3 Vision In-Car Video System 006-0938-00 Rev. 2...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    ® Digital Eyewitness G3 Vision Operator’s Manual Table of Contents Chapter Page 1 Component Description ................1-1 General Description ..................1-1   Basic G3 Vision System ................1-1   Additional G3 Vision System Components ..........1-2   DVR Front Panel ..................1-3  ...
  • Page 6 MDC Audio Settings ....................1-19   ACTIVATE MENU Button ..................1-19   Wireless Audio Transmitters (Radio) ............1-21   ClearComm Wireless Audio System ................ 1-21   ClearComm Transmitter Pouch ................1-23   ClearComm Internal and External Microphones ..........1-23   Careful Placement of Components ..............
  • Page 7 3 System Operation ..................3-1 Introduction ..................... 3-1   In-Car Video Benefits .................. 3-1   Operational Functions ..................3-3   Digital Video Recorder (DVR) ..............3-3   Powering Up ....................... 3-3   Inserting Media ......................3-3   Removing Media ......................3-3  ...
  • Page 8 4 Preventive Maintenance ................4-1 General Description ..................4-1   Cleaning the Camera Lens ................. 4-1   Batteries ...................... 4-1   Battery Disposal ..................4-1   5 Case Law ....................... 5-1 Case Law Overview ..................5-1   Case Law Summary ..................5-2  ...
  • Page 9 List of Figures Figure Page Figure 1-1. G3 Vision System Components ................. 1-1 Figure 1-2. Front Panel of the DVR ..................1-3 Figure 1-3. Zoom Camera Controls ..................1-9 Figure 1-4. Zoom Camera Record Indicator ................. 1-9 Figure 1-5. Mirror Monitor Controller (MMC) ..............1-11 Figure 1-6.
  • Page 10 Figure 2-17. FTP USER SETTINGS Menu ................2-19 Figure 2-18. FTP SERVER IP ADDRESS Menu ..............2-20 Figure 3-1. Playback List...................... 3-6 Figure 3-2. ClearComm Transmitter Placed In The Base (Antennas NOT In Final Position) ....................3-10 Figure 3-3. ClearComm Wireless Audio Transmitter Power Switch ........3-10 Figure 3-4.

  • Page 11: Component Description

    Component Description Chapter 1 Component Description General Description ® This operator manual is intended to provide the user of the Digital Eyewitness G3 Vision (may be abbreviated as G3 Vision or as Vision system) in-car video system with easy to follow instructions for operating the system.

  • Page 12: Additional G3 Vision System Components

    Component Description Additional G3 Vision System Components The G3 Vision system may be ordered in many configurations. The different configurations may include the addition of any of the following components: • 8 GB or 16 GB flash drive (instead of the 40 GB HDD drive) •...

  • Page 13: Dvr Front Panel

    Component Description DVR Front Panel The front panel of the DVR is where the controls for the DVR unit are found, as well as where the hard drive bay and the lock for the hard drive are located. Figure 1-2. Front Panel of the DVR The front panel of the DVR includes the following items: •...

  • Page 14: Cam Button

    Component Description CAM Button The CAM button is used to toggle between the available displays. The way that this button functions varies based on how the Vision system is configured and what mode it is currently operating in. While In Idle Mode When the Vision system is idle, pressing the CAM button will toggle through all of the cameras connected to the system.

  • Page 15: Icm Button

    Component Description ICM Button When the G3 Vision system is equipped with an in-car microphone, the microphone is not on all the time. The in-car microphone (ICM) button on the front panel of the DVR is used to turn the in-car microphone (when equipped) on when desired and turn it back off when the officer is finished with it.

  • Page 16: Rec Button

    Component Description REC Button The REC button has one main function, to manually initiate recording. This remains true, even if the system is set up for auto record. With auto record, any one of several events can automatically trigger the record function. This does not change the fact that the officer may still manually initiate the record function, if they desire.

  • Page 17: (Stop) Button

    Component Description ■ (Stop) Button The ■ button performs several different functions, depending on the current operating state of the G3 Vision system. • The primary function of the ■ button is to stop recording. This is the only method for manually stopping the record function, even if the emergency lights, siren or crash detect sensor initiated the record function.

  • Page 18: Drive Bay And Recording Media

    IMPORTANT Kustom Signals, Inc. highly recommends that a specific officer, or officers (not the officer(s) assigned to the vehicle) be responsible for swapping out the recording media. Kustom Signals, Inc.

  • Page 19: Zoom Camera

    Component Description Zoom Camera The controls for the zoom camera are found on the rear of the camera. The camera is equipped with the following controls: • Manual zoom button • AutoFocus button • AutoZoom button • Back Light button •...

  • Page 20: Af (Autofocus) Button

    During nighttime operation the camera may not be capable of maintaining proper focus when operating in AutoFocus mode. Kustom Signals, Inc. strongly recommends that the AutoFocus feature be turned off during this type of operation. If the officer wishes to activate full time Autofocus mode, they will press the AF button on the back of the camera.

  • Page 21: Mirror Monitor Controller (Mmc)

    • Additional identifier (30 characters available) • Back Light Compensation indicator In addition, optional interfaces to compatible Kustom Signals, Inc. radar units and GPS modules are available. When these optional features are specified, radar speed data and/or patrol location coordinates are recorded on the disc and displayed on the monitor. Live video from the camera can be viewed through the monitor whether or not the system is recording.

  • Page 22: Figure 1-6. Mmc Controls

    Component Description A close up view of the control buttons on the Mirror Monitor Controller (MMC) is provided in the following figure. Figure 1-6. MMC Controls The monitor is equipped with the following control buttons (from left to right): • MENU –...

  • Page 23: Mobile Data Computer (Mdc) Monitor

    Component Description Mobile Data Computer (MDC) Monitor The Mobile Data Computer (MDC) configuration is one of the most popular, if not the most popular, configurations for the G3 Vision. This configuration does not require a specific brand or model of computer. The MDC application runs in Internet Explorer 6, 7, or 8. The information included for the MDC will focus on the MDC application that runs in Internet Explorer.

  • Page 24: Monitor Display

    Component Description Monitor Display The monitor display is located in the upper left corner of the application and takes up the majority of the space in the application. The application will only display the feed from one (1) camera at a time. Figure 1-8.

  • Page 25: Video Playback Controls

    Component Description Video Playback Controls Directly below the video window, in the application window, is where the user will find most of the video playback controls. There are two additional controls just to the right of the lower right corner of the video window. The video playback controls perform the same functions as the buttons on the face of the DVR, though they may appear differently.

  • Page 26: System Controls

    Component Description System Controls Along the right side of the video display portion of the screen are the system control buttons. Figure 1-10. Video System Controls MDC Settings The MDC SETTINGS button allows the user to adjust parameters that determine how the MDC application appears on the monitor.

  • Page 27: Case # Button

    Component Description Case # Button The Case # button allows the user to enter a case number, and a short comment (30 characters) that is attached to the current recording. If the user presses the Case # button while the G3 Vision IS NOT in record mode, it attaches this information to the last video that was recorded.

  • Page 28: Mdc Camera Controls

    Component Description MDC Camera Controls The user can control color zoom cameras that are connected to the camera 1 and camera 2 positions. Cameras 3 and 4 cannot be controlled via the MDC. The user can utilize the camera controls on the MDC as shown below: Figure 1-14.

  • Page 29: Mdc Audio Settings

    Component Description MDC Audio Settings The audio setting controls are used to control audio levels during video playback. The controls are a pair of sliders that are located along the right side of the screen. The top one controls the balance between the wireless audio transmitter (WIRELESS) and the in-car microphone (ICM).

  • Page 30: Figure 1-17. Main Menu Displayed On Mdc Application Window

    Component Description Figure 1-17. Main Menu Displayed On MDC Application Window This button change also becomes active during Playback to select the video to be replayed, as seen below. The user can use the up and down arrows to scroll through the files recorded and click on the SELECT button to choose the file to be played.

  • Page 31: Wireless Audio Transmitters (Radio)

    Component Description Wireless Audio Transmitters (Radio) The G3 Vision includes a wireless audio system for recording audio outside of the vehicle. Each department has the option of purchasing a second wireless audio system for the G3 Vision to accommodate two-officer cars, allowing both officers to have a wireless transmitter.

  • Page 32: Figure 1-19. Indicators On Clearcomm Wireless Audio Transceiver Base

    Component Description Figure 1-19. Indicators on ClearComm Wireless Audio Transceiver Base Each ClearComm transmitter has two controls. One is a switch that is located on the bottom of the unit. The ClearComm transmitter will not operate if this switch is in the OFF position. Also found on the bottom of this ClearComm transmitter is the communication port.

  • Page 33: Clearcomm Transmitter Pouch

    While using the external microphone is not required, Kustom Signals, Inc. strongly recommends that it be used for the best possible audio results. When the external microphone is not plugged in, the internal microphone is used.

  • Page 34: Expanse Dss Wireless Transmitter

    DVR via a cable. While the base has a built-in charging unit to charge the transmitter’s battery, it is not recommended for day-to-day charging. Instead, Kustom Signals, Inc. recommends using the desktop A/C battery charger to meet the day-to-day charging requirements of each transmitter.

  • Page 35: Figure 1-26. Expanse

    Component Description On the top of the Expanse transmitter is where the indicators and the TALK/MUTE button are found. The TALK/MUTE switch is used by the officer to perform two (2) possible functions: • Activate the transmitter and initiate the record mode (Talk) •...

  • Page 36: Expanse Dss Transmitter Pouch

    If the lapel microphone cord fails, use the internal microphone temporarily and replace the lapel microphone cord as soon as possible. A replacement lapel microphone can be ordered through Kustom Signals, Inc., using part number 210-0001-05.

  • Page 37: Using The G3 Vision Menu System

    Using The G3 Menu System Chapter 2 Using The G3 Vision Menu System General Description This chapter explains the process for accessing and using the G3 Vision menu system. The G3 Vision is equipped with an easy to use menu system that allows the operator to easily select or change many system options.

  • Page 38: Menu Access

    Using The G3 Menu System Menu Access Access to certain parts of the menu system requires that the recording media (hard drive or flash drive) be installed in the DVR unit. The G3 Vision records any changes made in the setup routine that impact recording to protect the officer and department against false claims of altering the disc.

  • Page 39: Main Menu

    Using The G3 Menu System MAIN MENU The MAIN MENU is displayed by pressing the MENU button on the front of the DVR unit. When the MAIN MENU appears, the TIME/DATE/USER TEXT will be highlighted to indicate that this particular menu item is selected. Pressing the stop button (■) will move this cursor up and pressing the play button (►) will move this cursor down.

  • Page 40: Figure 2-3. Software Versions Menu

    Using The G3 Menu System • SOFTWARE VERSIONS – This option allows the user to view the software revisions for each of the micro-controllers. The data on this screen is purely informational. The user cannot change any information on the SOFTWARE VERSIONS MENU. o Step 1 –...

  • Page 41: Time/Date/User Text Menu (Display Menu)

    Using The G3 Menu System TIME/DATE/USER TEXT Menu (DISPLAY MENU) Note: The recording media MUST be in the drive bay of the DVR unit to enter this menu. The G3 Vision records any changes made in the setup routine to protect the officer and the department against false claims of altering the disc.

  • Page 42: Set Time/Date

    Using The G3 Menu System SET TIME/DATE This menu selection brings up a sub-menu that allows the user to set the time and date that is recorded onto the disc. The system’s calendar includes provisions for leap years, time zones and can be set to automatically adjust for Daylight Saving Time.

  • Page 43: Osd Position

    This menu provides three lines where the user can enter their information. Each line has a capacity of 20 characters. However, Kustom Signals, Inc. highly recommends limiting the number of characters on the screen to reduce the likelihood that those characters will block important areas of the picture.

  • Page 44: Daylight Saving

    Using The G3 Menu System DAYLIGHT SAVING The operator will use this menu selection to turn automatic compensation for Daylight Saving ON or OFF. • Step 1 – From the DISPLAY MENU use the stop (■) and play (►) buttons to select the DAYLIGHT SAVING line.

  • Page 45: Car, Badge, And File

    Using The G3 Menu System CAR, BADGE, AND FILE This menu selection allows the user to add identifiers to the recordings. There is a field to enter the FIRST NAME, LAST NAME, CAR NUMBER, BADGE NUMBER, FILE PREFIX, and SEARCH KEYWORD. The FILE PREFIX is an identifier for the recorded file names. This identifier will be the first part of the recorded file name, keeping the vehicle’s video file names unique.

  • Page 46: System Settings Menu

    Using The G3 Menu System SYSTEM SETTINGS MENU The SYSTEM SETTINGS MENU is where the user will set the record parameters for the system, as well as file information. Figure 2-8. SYSTEM SETTINGS MENU From the MAIN MENU use the stop (■) and play (►) buttons to select the SYSTEM SETTINGS line and press the MENU button to enter the sub-menu.

  • Page 47: Video Format

    Using The G3 Menu System VIDEO FORMAT The intent of this menu option is to allow each department to select the video compression method that best suits their needs. At the time of initial release, the G3 Vision system records in H.264 format only.

  • Page 48: Record Quality

    Using The G3 Menu System RECORD QUALITY This menu option allows each department to select the recording quality setting rates for a given compression and therefore different recording time lengths. When making this selection, keep in mind that as the video resolution capabilities of the system is increased, the recording time will be adjusted.

  • Page 49: Simultaneous Cam Settings Menu

    Using The G3 Menu System SIMULTANEOUS CAM SETTINGS Menu This menu is designed to allow each department to select which cameras will be designated for simultaneous recording and what their camera designation number will be. You may also configure the LOOKBACK BUFFER settings here for the simultaneous record mode. There is also a toggle option to enable or disable the simultaneous recording mode.

  • Page 50: Record Beep Int

    Using The G3 Menu System RECORD BEEP INT This menu selection allows the user to turn recording tones OFF or set the time interval (in seconds) that will occur between beeps. • Step 1 – From the SYSTEM SETTINGS MENU use the stop (■) and play (►) buttons to select the RECORD BEEP INT line and use the fast rewind (◄◄) and fast forward (►►) buttons to scroll between OFF, 5, 15, 30, 60 and 120 (all time lengths are in seconds).

  • Page 51: Wireless Network Address Menu

    Using The G3 Menu System WIRELESS NETWORK ADDRESS Menu This menu is used to configure the wireless communication capabilities of the G3 Vision system. This menu is only used if the system is configured for wireless communications. • Step 1 – From the MAIN MENU use the play (►) and stop (■) buttons to highlight the SYSTEM SETTINGS line and press the MENU button to enter the sub-menu.

  • Page 52: Wired Network Settings Menu

    Using The G3 Menu System WIRED NETWORK SETTINGS Menu This menu selection allows the user to set the wired LAN network settings for the G3 Vision system. This menu is only used if the system is configured for wired network communications. •...

  • Page 53: Wired Network Address Menu

    Using The G3 Menu System WIRED NETWORK ADDRESS Menu This menu is used to configure the wired network communication capabilities of the G3 Vision system. This menu is only used if the system is configured for wired network communications. • Step 1 – From the MAIN MENU use the play (►) and stop (■) buttons to highlight the SYSTEM SETTINGS line and press the MENU button to enter the sub-menu.

  • Page 54: Ftp Settings Menu

    Using The G3 Menu System FTP SETTINGS Menu This menu selection allows an authorized user to set all the parameters to transfer video files, such as the FTP server folder, user names and passwords, IP addresses, etc. Figure 2-16. FTP SETTINGS Menu FTP AUTO TRANSFER Note: Only someone very familiar with wired networking, such as the department’s Information Technology group, should set wired transfer settings.

  • Page 55: Ftp User Settings Menu

    Using The G3 Menu System FTP USER SETTINGS Menu This menu selection allows an authorized user to designate by name an FTP server folder that will receive transmitted files. An FTP user name and password must also be entered. This will allow the G3 Vision (if outfitted) to connect with the server in order to transmit video files and metadata.

  • Page 56: Ftp Server Address Menu

    Using The G3 Menu System FTP SERVER ADDRESS Menu This menu selection allows the user to set the IP Address for the FTP server. This will allow the G3 Vision (if outfitted) to connect with the server in order to transmit video files and metadata.

  • Page 57: System Operation

    Certainly one of the officer’s goals is to create high quality recordings that will provide a complete account of their stops, thus reducing the time they spend in court. Kustom Signals, Inc. shares this goal and has used it as a driving force behind the design of the G3 Vision system.
  • Page 58 System Operation One buffer is set to the primary camera, another is set for the secondary camera, and the third is set to be a “rover.” That means that this buffer is attached to whichever camera is currently being recorded in single camera recording mode. Once again, the goal here is reducing the amount of time spent in court.

  • Page 59: Operational Functions

    Kustom Signals, Inc. has included a daily log sheet for disc transactions in Appendix A at the end of this manual for each department to use, if they desire.

  • Page 60: Automatic Recording

    System Operation Automatic Recording The G3 Vision system may be configured to record automatically when the emergency lights or siren are turned on, or when the wireless microphone is activated. Refer to the Digital ® Eyewitness G3 Vision In-Car Video System Installation Manual (Part Number 006-0916-00) for information on how these features are enabled.

  • Page 61: Simultaneous Camera Record Activation

    System Operation Simultaneous Camera Record Activation All G3 Vision systems have the capability for simultaneous recording. This means that once configured for simultaneous recording in the SIMULTANEOUS CAM SETTINGS menu, the G3 Vision can record video from more than one camera simultaneously. There will be an indication on the display with the number of cameras that are simultaneously recording, followed by a sun symbol.

  • Page 62: Beep Tones/Audible Feedback

    System Operation Beep Tones/Audible Feedback In its default configuration when the G3 Vision system is first turned on, a single beep will be heard from the monitor. Beeps are provided to indicate that the system has received a record command or when a low voltage condition exists. These beeps are intended to assist the officer in knowing the status of the G3 Vision system without having to look at the DVR unit or monitor.

  • Page 63: Cameras

    System Operation Cameras The G3 Vision system can be equipped with up to four (4) cameras, in any combination of color zoom cameras and color non-zoom cameras. One of the color zoom cameras is typically the primary camera and will face forward. The secondary camera is typically a color non-zoom camera and typically faces the rear seat.

  • Page 64: Back Light Compensation

    System Operation Back Light Compensation Back Light Compensation is a feature that can improve the quality of recordings that are made when the camera is facing into the sunrise or sunset. In this setting, the camera reacts to the predominantly bright scene and closes its iris. The result is a nice picture of the sun and sky, but often the important parts of the scene (the officer and the stopped car) are too dark.

  • Page 65: Microphones

    G3 Vision system. The most recent sync performed will override all earlier syncs. Kustom Signals, Inc. recommends syncing while the DVR system is in its power on sequence so the transmitter is ready when the DVR is finished.

  • Page 66: Clearcomm Transmitter Charging Requirements

    A desktop A/C charger is provided for each transmitter that is provided with the G3 Vision system. Kustom Signals, Inc. recommends that the desktop charger be used for regular charging of the battery. However, if the circumstance arises where the battery requires charging away from the station, the system base in the vehicle may also be used for charging, as long as the G3 Vision system is turned on.

  • Page 67: Clearcomm Transmitter Operation

    System Operation Kustom Signals, Inc. also recommends that each department develop a battery replacement plan, based on usage that anticipates battery replacement as they approach 500 charge cycles. As the battery approaches the end of its life, the amount of talk-time per charge is reduced significantly.

  • Page 68: Clearcomm Led Blackout Mode

    System Operation When audio is activated, the officer will feel a short “buzz” from the internal vibrator motor, and the LED’s will change to indicate the active mode (see LED legend below). To mute the audio, slide the switch again – this will result in two short buzzes from the internal vibrator. When the officer stops a recording by pressing the STOP button on the front of the DVR, the transmitter will automatically return to the standby mode.
  • Page 69 System Operation In normal use at a typical traffic stop (i.e. within 100 feet or so), it does not matter which direction the transmitter is pointing as long as the front of the transmitter is not placed against the user’s body. The transmitter performs well at distances much greater than that, but in general, the performance of any transmitter is best when the transmitter has a clear “line-of-site”...

  • Page 70: Expanse Dss Wireless Audio Transmitter

    G3 Vision system. The most recent sync performed will override all earlier syncs. Kustom Signals, Inc. recommends syncing while the DVR system is in its power on sequence so the transmitter is ready when the DVR is finished.
  • Page 71 A desktop A/C charger is provided for each transmitter that is provided with the G3 Vision system. Kustom Signals, Inc. recommends that the desktop charger be used for regular charging of the battery. However, if the circumstance arises where the battery requires charging away from the station, the system base in the vehicle may also be used for charging, as long as the G3 Vision system is turned on.

  • Page 72: Expanse Dss Transmitter Operation

    Kustom Signals, Inc. also recommends that each department develop a battery replacement plan based on usage that anticipates battery replacement as they approach 500 charge cycles.
  • Page 73 System Operation Figure 3-8. Expanse TALK/MUTE button, LEDs and MIC Jack When audio is activated, the officer will feel a long “buzz” from the internal vibrator motor, and the LED’s will change to indicate the active mode (see LED legend below). To mute the audio, press the TALK/MUTE button again –...

  • Page 74: In-Car Microphone (Icm)

    Radar Interface When equipped with the radar interface option, the G3 Vision system can interface with compatible Kustom Signals, Inc. radar units to record target and patrol speeds. This information can prove invaluable in documenting speed violations and establishing probable cause for stops that result in subsequent charges.

  • Page 75: Power Down

    System Operation Power Down When the operator turns the G3 Vision system off, the current operation will be stopped and the system will store all relevant information before the system will power off. There may be a delay between turning the power switch off and actually seeing the system shut off. Fuses A 15-amp fast-blow fuse is installed on the power cable near where it attaches to the vehicle’s positive battery bus.
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  • Page 77: General Description

    Kustom Signals, Inc. for disposal. For more information on disposal facilities near your location, contact the Rechargeable Battery Recycling Corp. (RBRC) at one of the following: •...
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  • Page 79: Case Law

    Case Law Chapter 5 Case Law Case Law Overview The U.S. Supreme Court, on June 18, 1990, ruled on the admissibility of videotape into evidence for a drunk driving arrest. In Pennsylvania vs. Muniz, parts of the videotape were allowed as evidence. At issue was whether the videotaped interrogation violated the defendant’s rights under the self-incrimination clause of the Federal Constitution's Fifth Amendment.

  • Page 80: Case Law Summary

    Case Law Case Law Summary In this case, the court ruled that routine booking questions which are designed to secure the biographical data necessary to complete the booking or pre-trial services fall within a routine booking exception which exempts from the Miranda rule. These questions are not seen as incriminatory.

  • Page 81: Appendix A Daily Log

    Appendix A – Daily Log Appendix A Daily Log ® Digital Eyewitness G3 Vision Video Media Log Unit Serial Number Drive # Date: Out/Sign Date: In/Sign Comments ® Manual Part Number A–1 Digital Eyewitness 006-0938-00 Rev. 2 G3 Vision In-Car Video System...
  • Page 82 Appendix A – Daily Log ® Digital Eyewitness G3 Vision Video Media Log Unit Serial Number Drive # Date: Out/Sign Date: In/Sign Comments ® Digital Eyewitness A–2 Manual Part Number G3 Vision In-Car Video System 006-0938-00 Rev. 2...

  • Page 83: Index

    Index Index * Button ..........1-10 ClearComm Transmitter Pouch..... 1-23 ■ (Stop) Button ........1-7 ClearComm Wireless Audio ► (Play) Button ........1-7 System ..........1-21 ►► (Fast Forward) Button ....1-7 ClearComm Wireless Audio ◄◄ (Fast Rewind) Button ..... 1-6 Transmitter ..........
  • Page 84 Index Initiating Simultaneous Camera Record Indicator ........1-10 Record On All G3 Vision RECORD QUALITY ......2-12 Systems ..........3-5 Recording Changes To The Initiating Simultaneous Camera G3 Vision Menu System ..... 2-1 Record On G3 Vision Systems Remote Record Activation ...... 3-4 With MDC ..........

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