If either the V700 or radio is rebooted, the rebooted device has to re-establish the connection. If the
other device is out-of-range, the user must connect them manually using the radio screen.
When the radio triggers emergency mode, the V700 logs it in metadata. It includes the reason reported
from the radio for entering emergency mode. The camera does this even if an event is already in
progress.
2.12.3
V700 and APX Radio Pairing Flow
The V700 and the APX Radio have to connect to use the emergency record trigger.
You should perform the connection when first checking out the camera at the beginning of your shift.
Pairing is only required once to enable the emergency recording trigger. The radio user has to perform
the pairing process; this ensures that the recording start on emergency trigger occurs without delay.
The V700 can pair with the radio, SmartControl, the smart phone app, and Holster Aware. The pairing
cannot be done in parallel. You must first pair with one device, then the other devices.
2.12.3.1
Pairing the APX Radio with V700
IMPORTANT: The radio runs a DHCP server and assigns an IP to the camera. The ports used
for the communication are fixed.
When the connection is complete, the camera shows the device name.
Procedure:
1 Select the Bluetooth menu on the radio.
2 Select Search Devices to find the camera.
3 Search on the radio until the device name of the camera appears.
4 Compare the pin numbers on the radio and camera to ensure they match.
MN009878A01-B
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