Safe Fleet TB-100, Installation And Configuration Manual

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Part #: 700-1211 R2.0

Configuring Devices For Bluetooth Transmission

TB-100 Software Installation and Configuration Guide

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Configuring BWX-100 DVRs to Support Bluetooth Transmission

The way you configure your BWX-100 DVRs depends on whether your agency uses the Fleet Management feature. 
To check if the feature is enabled (if applicable), refer to the 

Enabling or Disabling Fleet Management 

section in the DES 

Administrator's Guide

, found on the 

SafeFleet Community. 

If Fleet Management is Enabled

1.  Follow steps 1-3 in the 

Configuring a Body-Worn DVR when Fleet Management is Enabled

 section of the 

DES 

Administrator's Guide

. 

2. 

Review steps 1 and 2v Steps in the corresponding 

Configuring Video Settings

 subsection. 

If Fleet Management is Disabled (or not applicable)

1.  Follow steps 1-3 in the 

Configuring a Body-Worn DVR when Fleet Management is Disabled 

section of the 

DES 

Administrator's Guide

. 

2. 

Review steps 1 and 2v Steps in the corresponding 

Configuring Video Settings

 subsection of the 

Configuring a Body-

Worn DVR when Fleet Management is Enabled

 section. 

Manually Pairing

Assigning a TB-100 Unit Name/Number for Manual Pairing

Assigning a unit name/number to TB-100s allows for the manual pairing of BWX-100s with your TB-100 when the Bluetooth 
IDs of the BWX-100 and TB-100 do not match. Manually pairing devices is also known as Blue Sync. If you plan to use this 

feature, please refer to the 

Manually Pairing the BWX-100 with a TB-100 

section of the 

BWX-100 Officer's Guide

. 

1.  Click to select the 

Info

 tab if it is not already selected. 

Name/Unit#

 is the only 

configurable field in the Info tab. 

TIP! Naming Units

When naming a unit, use something 
that is meaningful and memorable. We 
recommend using the patrol car number 

(which is indicated on the cruiser) as a 

unit name. 

NOTE: Ability to Manually Pair Older Hardware Versions

TB-100s that are hardware revision 1.01 require a firmware upgrade to gain the ability to manually pair. See 

"Upgrading 

TB-100 Firmware" on page 27

 for more. These TB-100s are also configured to have DHCP as the default connection 

method. To connect to them, you must either use a network with a DHCP server or configure the machine with the 
Config Tool to have a DHCP server. See 

"Installing and Configuring a DHCP Server on Your Laptop" on page 

17

.