Safe Fleet TB-100, Installation And Configuration Manual

Page 1: ...Installation and Configuration Guide TB 100 Bluetooth Transmitter SF Mobile Vision Inc SEPTEMBER 2020 Part 700 1211 R2 0 ...

Page 2: ...corder 8 Configuring Flashback DVRs to Interact with TB 100s 8 From DES 8 From Flashback3 or FlashbackHD 9 From Flashback 2 9 Configuring Devices For Bluetooth Transmission 10 Downloading Installing and Launching the Config Tool 10 Connecting to a TB 100 Bluetooth Transmitter 10 TB 100 Factory Default Settings 12 Applying Configuration Settings 12 Configuring DHCP on Your TB 100 13 Pairing via Blu...

Page 3: ...ur Laptop to Have a Static IP Address 22 Appendix C 25 Viewing the Ethernet Address on Your TB 100 25 Appendix D 26 Configuring DHCP on Your TB 100 26 Appendix E 27 Upgrading TB 100 Firmware 27 Appendix F 28 Enabling Disabling Bluetooth Transmissions 28 Disabling the Ignore TB 100 Transmissions Option 28 Appendix G 29 Device Logs 29 Downloading Device Logs 29 Deleting Device Logs 30 Appendix H FCC...

Page 4: ...gs on your devices Installing a TB 100 TB 100 Kit The TB 100 Kit includes the following parts Item Description Item Description 1 Transmitter module model TB 100 Qty 1 6 Screw 6 x 1 2 lg pan head sheet metal steel Qty 2 2 Antenna Qty 1 7 Cable assembly signal and power Qty 1 3 ZCable antenna Qty 1 8 Cable assembly Flashback pigtail Qty 1 Flashback version only 4 Bracket antenna mounting Qty 1 9 Ca...

Page 5: ... box Item 1 on page 3 to the surface using the self tapping screws provided 4 Mount the antenna NOTE Antenna Mounting Location Because the TB 100 utilizes a line of sight signal it s important to mount the antenna as high as you can so the signal can easily pass through the vehicle s glass a Select a location that is within 4 feet of the TB 100 If TB 100 is mounted in the trunk then mount the ante...

Page 6: ...ttery positive 2 amp fuse white label Aux 2 Not used cap off 2 amp fuse yellow label Item 1 TB 100 Bluetooth Transmitter Item 7 Signal and Power cable To flashback monitor To grill light if used STAT Status LED Solid Green System is fully initialized ready to receive input commands Solid Red Transmission output is activated due to any of the Flashback inputs Blinking Red Transmission output is act...

Page 7: ... is used for sending a signal from the vehicle s lights or siren that can be received by other Bluetooth Transmitter enabled Flashback systems or transmission enabled BWX 100s 1 Disconnect the vehicle battery s negative lead 2 Mount the TB 100 a Begin by selecting a location that is On a flat surface in the trunk or cabin Within 4 feet of the proposed antenna location Away from possible spills b M...

Page 8: ...fuse yellow label Item 1 TB 100 Bluetooth Transmitter Item 7 Signal and Power cable STAT Status LED Solid Green System is fully initialized ready to receive input commands Solid Red Transmission output is activated due to any of the Flashback inputs 2 amp fuse green label 2 amp fuse green label To 12 V light signal To vehicle ignition sensor To 12 V siren signal requires part MV Siren Wiring Diagr...

Page 9: ...t Management section in the DES Administrator s Guide found on the SafeFleet Community If Fleet Management is Disabled or not applicable Follow steps 1 10 in the Turning the Aux1 2 Trigger On subsection of the Flashback 3 HD User Guide OR Complete steps 1 7 and 17 in the Turning the Aux 1 2 Trigger On Off subsection of the Flashback2 User Guide If Fleet Management is Enabled and Your DVR is Assign...

Page 10: ...on On Once the Flashback has finished booting proceed to step 2 2 Make sure the door to your DVR is open and Auto mode is Off If necessary press the button until the light turns off 3 Press The Flashback2 Main Menu displays 4 Press the or button until Input Setup is highlighted 5 Press The Input Setup screen displays 6 Highlight the Flashback connection you used for the TO DVR AUX 2 connection For...

Page 11: ...the USB drive in a USB port on the laptop 3 Navigate to the USB or CD DVD drive 4 Copy the mvi BluetoothTransmitter_ version number zip file to a directory on the laptop 5 Right click on the mvi BluetoothTransmitter_ version number zip file and select Extract Here from the drop down list 6 Click Extract in response to the popup message 7 Double click on the mvi BluetoothTransmitter version number ...

Page 12: ... Rev 1 03 TB 100s are configured with at static IP as the default connection method If you currently have a DHCP server on your laptop then you can either Configure DHCP on your TB 100 or Configure your laptop to have a static IP address For more about configuring DHCP on your TB 100 see Configuring DHCP on Your TB 100 on page 13 For more about configuring your laptop to have a static IP address s...

Page 13: ...hernet IPs HW Rev 1 02 Default IP address that appears on the Ethernet tab of the Config Tool HW Rev 1 03 The static IP address is 10 0 0 2 If you want to have uniformity throughout your devices pick either DHCP or Static IP for the Ethernet IP settings See Viewing the Ethernet Address on Your TB 100 on page 25 Perform other procedures in this guide on an as needed basis or as directed by your SF ...

Page 14: ...ays 4 Click Send After the update in progress indicator reaches 100 then the popup closes NOTE Connecting to TB 100 Rev 1 02 If you have Rev 1 02 TB 100s then they are configured to have DHCP connectivity settings There are three ways to use DHCP to connect to your TB 100 Rev 1 02 If your agency network already has a DHCP server up and running then you can simply plug your TB 100 into your network...

Page 15: ...ces then you must change the group s Bluetooth IDs to a unique number Consider the following configuration scenarios Patrol Car Assign a unique Bluetooth ID to each car s TB 100 This will prevent officers from triggering recordings in other patrol cars If each officer has their own BWX 100 and always uses the same car then you can assign the unique Bluetooth ID to each officer s BWX 100 as well If...

Page 16: ...VR 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 th...

Page 17: ... BWX 100 with a TB 100 on page 16 3 Click Put Config The Send Config popup displays 4 Click Send After the update in progress indicator reaches 100 then the popup closes Manually Pairing a BWX 100 with a TB 100 If the Bluetooth ID of the BWX 100 and TB 100 does not match you will need to manually pair your BWX 100 with the TB 100 at the beginning of each recording session If you plan to use this f...

Page 18: ... DHCP server to connect to your TB 100 Rev 1 02 If your network does not already have a DHCP server installed you will have to install and configure a DHCP server on the laptop that will be used for upgrading the TB 100 firmware 1 Download the DHCP installation zip file for DHCP server v2 5 2 from http www dhcpserver de cms then extract it to a temporary folder on the laptop 2 Run the dhcpwiz exe ...

Page 19: ... Part 700 1211 R2 0 Appendix A TB 100 Software Installation and Configuration Guide 18 4 Verify that your Ethernet adapter or local area connection is present Select the correct network then click Next The Supported Protocols window opens ...

Page 20: ...Software Installation and Configuration Guide 19 5 Click Next You do not need to select configure any of these options The Configuring DHCP for Interface window opens 6 Ensure that the IP Pool field starts at 10 0 0 10 and then click Next The Writing the INI file window opens ...

Page 21: ...n Write INI file then click Next The DHCP configuration completed window opens NOTE Old vs new INI files Selecting Overwrite existing file ensures that this new INI file overwrites any previously installed INI file 8 Click Admin to enable the Administration features The DHCP Server window opens 9 Click Configure Firewell Exceptions and then click Install under Service ...

Page 22: ...art 700 1211 R2 0 Appendix A TB 100 Software Installation and Configuration Guide 21 The service is installed 10 Click Start under Service after the installation is complete Your computer should now be handing out DHCP addresses Click Exit ...

Page 23: ... and Configuration Guide 22 Configuring Your Laptop to Have a Static IP Address You will need to configure your laptop to have a static IP address so that it can connect to TB 100 devices with static IPs 1 Open Windows settings 2 Select Network Internet and then select the Ethernet tab Appendix B ...

Page 24: ... 1211 R2 0 Appendix B TB 100 Software Installation and Configuration Guide 23 3 Click Change adapter options The Network Connections window opens 4 Right click on your Ethernet device and then select Properties The Ethernet Properties window opens ...

Page 25: ...B 100 Software Installation and Configuration Guide 24 5 Double click Internet Protocol Version 4 or select Internet Protocol Version 4 then click Properties The Internet Protocol Version 4 TCP IPv4 Properties window opens 6 Enter the values as shown in the above image ...

Page 26: ... Ethernet Address on Your TB 100 1 Click the Ethernet tab in the TB 100 section 2 Deselect the DHCP checkbox Defaults for the Ethernet Address Ethernet Gateway Ethernet Mask and Remote Broadcast fields NOTE Static IP and DHCP Interaction If you have enabled DHCP and also entered a static IP DHCP will overwrite the static IP Appendix C ...

Page 27: ...TE Connecting to TB 100 Rev 1 02 If you have Rev 1 02 TB 100s then they are configured to have DHCP connectivity settings There are three ways to use DHCP to connect to your TB 100 Rev 1 02 If your agency network already has a DHCP server up and running then you can simply plug your TB 100 into your network If your laptop already has a DHCP server running on it then just connect the Ethernet cable...

Page 28: ... Next open the Config Tool If necessary review Downloading Installing and Launching the Config Tool on page 10 The Devices screen displays 5 Click the Upgrade button Windows Explorer displays 3 Click Refresh The TB 100 will then appear in the list 4 Click on the device record to select it 6 Navigate to the disk drive location where you placed the firmware file 7 Double click on the firmware file I...

Page 29: ...Select a value from the Bluetooth Transmission drop down list for communication with BWX 100s Enabled activate Bluetooth transmission or Disabled deactivate Bluetooth transmission Disabling the Ignore TB 100 Transmissions Option This section describes how to disable the Ignore TB 100 Transmissions option When this option is set to No default your TB 100 will respond to record transmissions from ot...

Page 30: ...t Logs button The Download Logs popup displays 2 Click Start The system copies the log files to the location listed in the Download Path box Default location for downloaded logs TIP To remember where the log files are stored you might want to write down this directory path or take a screen capture of the popup Alternately you can change the directory location to your desktop See Preferences menu a...

Page 31: ... 5 Forward the Device Log files to your SF Mobile Vision Inc support representative as per their instructions Deleting Device Logs This section describes how to delete all device logs prior to a selected date 1 Click on the device record in the Units tab to select it 2 Click Del Logs button A confirmation message displays ...

Page 32: ...allation and Configuration Guide 31 3 If you wish to delete all log files generated prior to today s date default then proceed to the next step OR If you want to delete all log files generated prior to a different date then select that date from the Before date drop down list 4 Click Yes ...

Page 33: ...rcuit different from that to which the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help To comply with FCC IC RF exposure limits for general population uncontrolled exposure the antenna s used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co located or operating in conjunction with a...

Page 34: ...ce isotrope rayonnée équivalente p i r e suffise tout juste à assurer une communication efficace Cet appareil a été conçu pour être muni d une antenne dipôle ou plus avec un gain maximal de 9 dBi Il est strictement interdit d utiliser des antennes dipôles présentant un gain supérieur à 9 dBi avec cet appareil L antenne doit présenter une impédance de 50 ohms Cet appareil doit être utilisé uniqueme...