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mDVR Cable Configuration (Installation Guide)

Welcome to the installation guide for our sophisticated commercial vehicle camera system, featuring the skEYEvue mDVR. Follow these steps to configure your system properly.

What’s Included in Your Package:

  1. Mobile DVR – The main unit of your surveillance system.
  2. Power Cable – For connecting the DVR to your vehicle’s power supply.
  3. GPS and LTE Antennas – For reliable tracking and communication.
  4. Special Key – Used for securing the hard drive and powering the DVR.
  5. Fuses – Included for proper electrical protection.

Step-by-Step Installation Instructions:

  1. Accessing and Securing the Hard Drive:
    • The SIM card and hard drive are pre-installed.
    • Use the special key to unlock the hard drive bay if you need to access or replace these components.
    • Remember, the key also acts as the “On Switch.” The DVR must be locked to power up.
  2. Connecting Power Cables:
    • Identify the three primary power leads: 12-volt constant, 12-volt keyed power, and the black ground cable.
    • For vehicles with a 24-volt system, use the included 15 amp fuse.
    • Connect these wires from the vehicle’s fuse box to the designated power input ports on the DVR.
  3. Connecting Camera Cables:
    • Depending on your mDVR model, it can support up to eight cameras.
    • Each port on the mDVR is clearly labeled to simplify the setup.
    • Match each camera cable to its respective port.
  4. Connecting Antennas:
    • Mount the GPS and cellular antennas in clear, obstruction-free locations.
    • Connect the antennas to their respective ports on the mDVR for accurate GPS tracking and reliable 4G data communication.
  5. Touchscreen Driver Monitor Connection:
    • If your system includes a touchscreen driver monitor, connect it to its designated port on the mDVR.
    • The monitor allows the driver to review recorded footage or use the live feed as a safety camera system for navigating difficult terrain.

Final Steps:

  • Ensure all connections are secure.
  • Perform initial configuration and testing to confirm proper setup.
  • Remember, a precise installation ensures your system operates efficiently and effectively.
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