SmartDrive Systems SmartRecorder 4 User Manual

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SR4 Diagnostic Mode Fault Codes
What is Diagnostic Mode?
Diagnostic Mode is an environment that runs a set of tests on the SmartRecorder™ 4 (SR4) in
order to identify any faults that may be occurring. Diagnostic Mode utilizes the SR4 Keypad and
Sensor Bar to specify those faults.
It takes approximately 4 minutes for the SR4 to run a self-diagnostic check and up to 12 minutes
to completely reboot the system. Please note that events will not be recorded while the system
is in Diagnostic Mode.
Diagnostic Mode should be ran after every installation or repair.
How to Initiate Diagnostic Mode?
With the Ignition ON and the vehicle safely parked – press the Panic button on the Keypad
(large green button) 5 times within 10 seconds. This will initiate Diagnostic Mode. After 15
seconds, the Keypad will display “TEST” which confirms Diagnostic Mode is in progress.
Diagnostic Mode will display any appropriate fault codes on the keypad, along with their
corresponding LED marker code on the Sensor Bar.
Fault codes appearing on the keypad are cumulative (i.e. Sensor Bar not found (020000) + No
GPS Signal (000100) = (020100).
How to Exit Diagnostic Mode?
To exit Diagnostic Mode, turn Ignition OFF and wait 15 seconds. The target icon
on the Sensor Bar should display solid green once the SmartRecorder is ready to record.
Code
Description
Target
Icon
Gear
Icon
Keypad
Code
Action Sensor Bar Lights
Diagnostic Mode
has initiated
Blue
Blink
Blue
Blink

SmartDrive Systems SmartRecorder 4 Specifications

General

Brand	SmartDrive Systems
Model	SmartRecorder 4
Category	Measuring Instruments
Language	English

Summary

SR4 Diagnostic Mode Operations

What is Diagnostic Mode?

Explains the purpose and function of the SR4 diagnostic environment.

How to Initiate Diagnostic Mode?

Details the steps to start the SR4 diagnostic test.

How to Exit Diagnostic Mode?

Provides instructions on safely stopping the diagnostic mode.

SR4 Diagnostic Fault Code Reference

No Faults Detected

Indicates the SR4 system completed diagnostics without errors.

Cellular Modem Fault

Reports an issue with the SR4's cellular communication module.

Extended Storage Media Fault

Signals a problem with the SR4's internal data storage.

Audio Fault

Indicates a malfunction in the SR4's audio recording component.

Bluetooth Fault

Reports an issue with the SR4's Bluetooth connectivity.

Analog Camera Capture Circuit Fault

Signals a fault in the circuit handling analog camera input.

Wi-Fi Modem Fault

Reports an issue with the SR4's Wi-Fi communication module.

Sensor Bar Fault

Indicates a problem with the SR4's sensor bar.

External GPS Fault

Reports an issue with the SR4's external GPS receiver.

Forward-Facing Camera Not Working

Signals that the SR4's forward-facing camera is not functioning.

Interior-Facing Camera Not Working

Reports that the SR4's interior-facing camera is not functioning.

Analog Camera Not Detected

Indicates the SR4 failed to detect the analog camera.

Wi-Fi Signal Not Connecting

Reports failure to connect to the found Wi-Fi signal.

Cellular Signal Not Found

Indicates the SR4 could not find a cellular signal.

No GPS Signal

Reports that the SR4 did not receive a GPS signal.

Sensor Bar Not Found

Indicates the SR4 could not detect the sensor bar.

Ignition Currently Off

Indicates the SR4 detected the vehicle's ignition is currently off.