Why has my Apollo RoadRunner HD stopped recording?
If your Apollo Voice Recorder stops recording, this could be due to a full hard disk drive. Try deleting videos or setting the Recorder to Overwrite Mode. Alternatively, a hard disk error could be the cause, in which case you should swap the hard disk.
What to do if there is no live video on my Apollo Voice Recorder?
If you're not getting any live video on your Apollo Voice Recorder, begin by checking the camera video cable and its connections. Next, confirm that the camera is receiving power. Finally, check the camera lens settings.
How to troubleshoot no power on Apollo RoadRunner HD?
If your Apollo Voice Recorder has no power, check the power cable connections. Also, confirm that there is power at the connection terminals.
What to do if Apollo RoadRunner HD Voice Recorder keeps rebooting during upgrade?
If your Apollo Voice Recorder keeps rebooting and the upgrade fails during a system upgrade, it could be because the current system version is higher than the upgrade package file version. To resolve this, first reset the Recorder using the Factory Reset. Note that when using the Factory Reset, saved settings will be lost.
General warnings about electric shock and user-serviceable parts.
Details compliance with FCC rules and Canadian interference regulations.
Mentions inclusion of Open Source software and obtaining source code.
Read and retain safety and operating instructions before using the appliance.
Covers power sources, cords, lightning protection, and avoiding objects/liquids.
Procedures for servicing, replacement parts, and handling damaged equipment.
Guidelines for field installation, temperature, airflow, loading, circuits, grounding, and moisture.
Guidelines for the environmentally safe disposal of electrical and electronic equipment.
The recorder is designed for mobile applications, supporting 9-36V DC power and up to 16 cameras.
Illustrates typical connections for cameras, sensors, storage, and other peripherals.
Identifies and describes the various connectors on the rear panel of the recorder.
Crucial warnings to prevent accidents caused by improper installation placement or interference.
Details how to connect the power supply, including pin assignments and voltage requirements.
Describes B/U PWR, video, network, and eSATA ports for data protection, cameras, networking, and storage.
Details wiring for alarm inputs/outputs and event LEDs for external device activation.
Describes RS232, RS485, audio, and auxiliary power connections for external devices.
Details antenna connections and the procedure for resetting the recorder to factory defaults.
Identifies and briefly describes the main controls on the front panel of the recorder.
Describes front cover, drive assembly, network, and USB ports for operation and connectivity.
Explains the meaning of the POWER and RECORD LEDs on the front panel.
Provides crucial safety warnings and instructions for securely mounting the recorder.
Step-by-step guide on powering up and down the recorder, including conditions and delays.
Guide to initial setup using the RoadRunner Secure Management Software (RsM).
Instructions on how to register the recorder within the RsM system for management.
Details how to remotely configure recorder settings using the RsM interface.
Configuring site name, serial number, system ID, and language settings.
Setting the date, time, time zone, and daylight saving options.
Setting up automatic time synchronization and configuring holiday schedules.
Managing user accounts, groups, and assigning authority levels for system access.
Details specific user permissions like Covert Camera View, Record Setup, and Power Management.
Configuring storage devices, formatting them for recording, and checking recorded data information.
Configuring ignition timeout, delayed start, voltage thresholds, and boot-up delay.
Setting up self-diagnostics for recording, alarms, disk status, and temperature.
Configuring camera titles, usage modes (Normal, Covert), and viewing MAC addresses.
Setting up video profiles, encoding, resolution, quality, and frames per second for cameras.
Adjusting bitrate, IPS, and dynamic live stream settings for optimal video transmission.
Setting up audio codecs, enabling/disabling audio input, and adjusting volume for each camera.
Configuring image sensor settings like video style, backlight compensation, sharpness, and noise reduction.
Setting white balance via presets or manual adjustment of Red and Blue gain.
Adjusting exposure settings like AE target gain, anti-flicker, and shutter speed.
Configuring privacy masking areas to block specific parts of the camera view.
Procedures for upgrading the firmware of connected network cameras.
Configuring recording modes like overwrite, audio recording, auto deletion, and quality ratios.
Setting up a schedule for when the recorder should capture video based on day, time, and channel.
Setting up alarm inputs, assigning titles, types (NO/NC), and defining actions upon triggering.
Configuring how the recorder reacts to video loss from cameras, including associated actions.
Setting up text input from external devices like accelerometers or onboard systems.
Configuring case sensitivity, time-out, and actions for text-in events.
Setting up video motion detection sensitivity, zones, and minimum block requirements.
Defining actions for motion events and configuring ignoring intervals to reduce logging.
Configuring tripzone detection for motion across defined boundaries, including sensitivity and direction.
Defining actions for tripzone events and setting ignoring intervals.
Setting up tamper detection sensitivity, activation time, and associated actions.
Configuring actions for audio detection events and setting ignoring intervals.
Setting up alarm outputs, titles, types (NO/NC), and dwell times for external device activation.
Configuring GPS port, enabling GPS data recording, and setting time synchronization.
Configuring remote audio, SSL security, and network bandwidth limits.
Setting up IP address, gateway, subnet mask, DNS, ports, and UPnP for network connectivity.
Configuring network settings using DHCP for automatic IP address assignment.
Configuring FEN for seamless remote viewing via network connection.
Setting up schedules for notifications, including days, time ranges, and notification items.
Setting up callback contacts and retry attempts when an event occurs.
Configuring email recipients and SMTP server details for event notifications.
Configuring email attachments (MP4 clips) and detailed SMTP server settings, including authentication.
A visual guide to navigating through the various setup screens of the recorder.
Addresses common problems like no power, no video, and recording issues with solutions.
Explains various events recorded in the system log for monitoring and diagnostics.
Lists error codes related to system and firmware upgrade failures.
Lists error codes associated with clip copying operations.
Provides contact details for technical assistance and support.
General warnings about electric shock and user-serviceable parts.
Details compliance with FCC rules and Canadian interference regulations.
Mentions inclusion of Open Source software and obtaining source code.
Read and retain safety and operating instructions before using the appliance.
Covers power sources, cords, lightning protection, and avoiding objects/liquids.
Procedures for servicing, replacement parts, and handling damaged equipment.
Guidelines for field installation, temperature, airflow, loading, circuits, grounding, and moisture.
Guidelines for the environmentally safe disposal of electrical and electronic equipment.
The recorder is designed for mobile applications, supporting 9-36V DC power and up to 16 cameras.
Illustrates typical connections for cameras, sensors, storage, and other peripherals.
Identifies and describes the various connectors on the rear panel of the recorder.
Crucial warnings to prevent accidents caused by improper installation placement or interference.
Details how to connect the power supply, including pin assignments and voltage requirements.
Describes B/U PWR, video, network, and eSATA ports for data protection, cameras, networking, and storage.
Details wiring for alarm inputs/outputs and event LEDs for external device activation.
Describes RS232, RS485, audio, and auxiliary power connections for external devices.
Details antenna connections and the procedure for resetting the recorder to factory defaults.
Identifies and briefly describes the main controls on the front panel of the recorder.
Describes front cover, drive assembly, network, and USB ports for operation and connectivity.
Explains the meaning of the POWER and RECORD LEDs on the front panel.
Provides crucial safety warnings and instructions for securely mounting the recorder.
Step-by-step guide on powering up and down the recorder, including conditions and delays.
Guide to initial setup using the RoadRunner Secure Management Software (RsM).
Instructions on how to register the recorder within the RsM system for management.
Details how to remotely configure recorder settings using the RsM interface.
Configuring site name, serial number, system ID, and language settings.
Setting the date, time, time zone, and daylight saving options.
Setting up automatic time synchronization and configuring holiday schedules.
Managing user accounts, groups, and assigning authority levels for system access.
Details specific user permissions like Covert Camera View, Record Setup, and Power Management.
Configuring storage devices, formatting them for recording, and checking recorded data information.
Configuring ignition timeout, delayed start, voltage thresholds, and boot-up delay.
Setting up self-diagnostics for recording, alarms, disk status, and temperature.
Configuring camera titles, usage modes (Normal, Covert), and viewing MAC addresses.
Setting up video profiles, encoding, resolution, quality, and frames per second for cameras.
Adjusting bitrate, IPS, and dynamic live stream settings for optimal video transmission.
Setting up audio codecs, enabling/disabling audio input, and adjusting volume for each camera.
Configuring image sensor settings like video style, backlight compensation, sharpness, and noise reduction.
Setting white balance via presets or manual adjustment of Red and Blue gain.
Adjusting exposure settings like AE target gain, anti-flicker, and shutter speed.
Configuring privacy masking areas to block specific parts of the camera view.
Procedures for upgrading the firmware of connected network cameras.
Configuring recording modes like overwrite, audio recording, auto deletion, and quality ratios.
Setting up a schedule for when the recorder should capture video based on day, time, and channel.
Setting up alarm inputs, assigning titles, types (NO/NC), and defining actions upon triggering.
Configuring how the recorder reacts to video loss from cameras, including associated actions.
Setting up text input from external devices like accelerometers or onboard systems.
Configuring case sensitivity, time-out, and actions for text-in events.
Setting up video motion detection sensitivity, zones, and minimum block requirements.
Defining actions for motion events and configuring ignoring intervals to reduce logging.
Configuring tripzone detection for motion across defined boundaries, including sensitivity and direction.
Defining actions for tripzone events and setting ignoring intervals.
Setting up tamper detection sensitivity, activation time, and associated actions.
Configuring actions for audio detection events and setting ignoring intervals.
Setting up alarm outputs, titles, types (NO/NC), and dwell times for external device activation.
Configuring GPS port, enabling GPS data recording, and setting time synchronization.
Configuring remote audio, SSL security, and network bandwidth limits.
Setting up IP address, gateway, subnet mask, DNS, ports, and UPnP for network connectivity.
Configuring network settings using DHCP for automatic IP address assignment.
Configuring FEN for seamless remote viewing via network connection.
Setting up schedules for notifications, including days, time ranges, and notification items.
Setting up callback contacts and retry attempts when an event occurs.
Configuring email recipients and SMTP server details for event notifications.
Configuring email attachments (MP4 clips) and detailed SMTP server settings, including authentication.
A visual guide to navigating through the various setup screens of the recorder.
Addresses common problems like no power, no video, and recording issues with solutions.
Explains various events recorded in the system log for monitoring and diagnostics.
Lists error codes related to system and firmware upgrade failures.
Lists error codes associated with clip copying operations.
Provides contact details for technical assistance and support.
General| Brand | Apollo |
|---|---|
| Model | RoadRunner HD |
| Category | Voice Recorder |
| Language | English |
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