How do I install my camera?

1. Park the vehicle on flat ground and turn off the ignition.
2. Grab a Phillips screwdriver, cable ties, a small level, and painters or electrical tape.
3. Test the placement of the camera to ensure it won’t impede the driver’s view and is clear of the rearview mirror and sun visor.
4. The camera mount is extremely secure once in place, so please make sure the alignment is correct before adhering it to the windshield.

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Installing the Camera

1. Install the Mounting Bracket:
   
   1. The camera must be installed near the centerline of the front windshield and slightly below the rearview mirror. This ensures the driver-facing camera has a full view of the driver from their waist to above their head. If the vehicle does not have a windshield mounted rear-view mirror, mount the camera as high up as possible.
      
   2. Before removing the adhesive backing, place the mount on the windshield and use a small level to ensure that the mounting plate is square to the vehicle and not rotated. Mark the position using electrical or painter’s tape. This will provide a guideline for the mount to help ensure it’s level and in the optimal position.
   3. Clean the install area of the windshield using the provided Lens Wipe and allow it to dry. Remove the adhesive backing and secure the mount to the windshield with the toothed side facing left. Do not install the mount with the toothed side facing right (upside-down)
      
2. Install the Camera:
   1. Connect the camera to the mount with the button and indicator lights facing inward toward the driver and tighten the bracket screw.
   2. Swivel the camera to ensure it’s aligned vertically. You may need to adjust the forward/backward position of the camera if too much of the vehicle hood is visible.
      

Powering the Camera:

1. Hide and Secure Wiring and install the Power Box:
   
   1. Connect the Power Cable to the camera and determine the route the cable will take to the OBDII port or wired power connection point with the vehicle.
   2. Using the Tuck Stick/Lever, route the camera cable above the windshield and down the door jamb. Attach the Power Box using the self-adhesive pad close enough to the OBDII port or wired connection point within the vehicle.
   3. Secure the cables using cable ties and be sure to prevent any slack from hanging into the footwell.
   4. Attach either the OBDII power connector or the wired power connector to the round cable from the power box and then connect to the vehicle.
      1. For the OBDII connector, use a splitter (figure a) to connect the camera power cable (figure b)and the OBDII vehicle tracker. Be sure to tuck/wrap any slack out of the way so as not to interfere with vehicle operation.
         

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         figure a:

         

         figure b:

         
      2. For a wired power connection, connect the red wire to a constant power source (not switched), the orange wire to switched ignition, and the black wire to a solid grounding point. The remainder of the wires should be secured to prevent any accidental contact and out of the way of proper vehicle operation.
         
2. Power On:

   Upon vehicle Ignition ON, you should see power to both the tracking device and camera. The green “power” light on the left of the camera near the interior lens will illuminate.