Top Camera

Follow the instructions below:

1. Add a Name, e.g. Front 180

See the image below for an example:

 

 

Note:

The description given here will be visible in the filename of any Assets recorded by this camera, e.g. Unit1_Front_180_1_03282022151517.

 

1. From the Device dropdown menu, select IP Camera.
   See image below for an example:

   

   
    
2. The Device Values submenu will open.
   See image below for an example:

   

   
    
3. Click on the Video Profile dropdown menu and select 1920 x 1080 @30FPS, 24bpf.
   See image below for an example:

   

4. Leave the following items blank:
   1. VISCA COM/TCP Port
   2. Power Pin
   3. Index
       
5. For Server Host Name, type 192.168.5.47
   See image below for an example:

   

   
    
6. For User Id, type admin

   See image below for an example:
    

   

7. For Password and Confirm Password, type 2200
   See image below for an example:

   

    
   Caution:

   • Once a password has been typed, it will be replaced by dots and cannot be revealed again.
   • Passwords must match, and the settings cannot be saved until they do.

    

8.  For URL, type rtsp://192.168.5.47/live/0
   See image below for an example:

   

    
9. For Stream Port, type 554
   See image below for an example:

   

   
    
10. Click on Save to finalize.
    Example:

    

Bottom Camera

Follow the instructions below:

1. Add a Name, e.g. Front 70.

Note:

The description given here will be visible in the filename of any Assets recorded by this camera, e.g. Unit1_Front_70_1_03282022151517.

 

1. From the Device dropdown menu, select IP Camera.
   See image below for an example:

   

   
    
2. The Device Values submenu will open.
    
3. Click on the Video Profile dropdown menu and select 1920 x 1080 @30FPS, 24bpf.
4. Leave the following items blank:
   1. VISCA COM/TCP Port
   2. Power Pin
   3. Index
       
5. For Server Host Name, type 192.168.5.47
    
6. For User Id, type admin

    

7. For Password and Confirm Password, type 2200
    
   Caution:

   • Once a password has been typed, it will be replaced by dots and cannot be revealed again.
   • Passwords must match, and the settings cannot be saved until they do.

    

8.  For URL, type rtsp://192.168.5.47/live/1
   See image below for an example:

   

   
    
9. For Stream Port, type 554
   See image below for an example:

   

   
    
10. Click on Save to finalize.
    Example:

    

Configuring Audio Settings

The NF22 has a built-in microphone that can be configured to capture audio in the cabin of a vehicle. 

To configure the Audio Settings for the NF22, perform the following steps:

1.  Click on the Audio tab to the right of the Video tab configured previously.
   Example:

   

   
    
2. Click on the Add button
   Example:

   

    

    

3. Give the new Audio device a name. Typically, this matches the name of the front camera, e.g. Front.
   Example:

   

    

    

4. From the Device dropdown menu, select The name of the front-facing camera, e.g. Front.
   Example:

   

    

    

5.  The Device Values submenu will open.
   Example:

   

    

    

6. Set the following parameters:
   1. Channel Number - 1.
   2. Volume - 75.
   3. Power Pin - Leave blank.
   4. Index - Leave blank.
      Example:

      

7. Click on the Save button to finalize.

 

Configuring Client Screens

All Assets captured by the MVS are recorded in .MP4 format. The Client Screens tab allows for setup of the items that will appear on an Asset or recording when played back. BlackBox Recording for one or more cameras attached to a DVR is also configured here.

To configure Client Screens for the NF22, perform the following steps:

Top Camera

1. First, click on the Client Screens tab to the right of the Audio tab configured previously.
   See image below for an example:

   

2. If no Client Screens are currently created, click on the Add button to create one then, make changes to the following settings:

• Encoding Bitrate - 4 Mbps, 1800 MB per hour is the recommended setting.
  See image below for an example:

  

   

  Note:

  6 Mbps, 2700 MB per hour can be chosen instead for better image quality however, upload times will be slower. Contact [email protected] or a Video Solutions Architect for more information.

   

• Primary Camera - Typically set to the Front-facing camera or Front 180.
  See image below for an example:

  

   

   

• Audio device - Typically set to the built-in microphone, e.g. Front.
  Note:

  The NF22 has one built-in microphone which can be shared with both cameras.
  See image below for an example:

  

  Caution:

  • BWCs do not transmit audio back to DVR-based solutions, and consequently cannot be listened to from the MVS in real-time. In order to hear recorded audio from a BWC with video from a recorded Asset, playback all cameras at the same time from the Detailed Asset Page in Getac Enterprise.
• Pre-Record Duration - Configurable based on Agency needs.
  See image below for an example:

  

   

  Caution:

  While the value is configurable, it is dependent on the hardware specs of your DVR model. Contact [email protected] or a Video Solutions Architect for more information.

  • Post-Record Duration - Configurable based on Agencyneeds.
    See image below for an example:

    

     

    Caution:

    While the value is configurable, it is dependent on the hardware specs of your DVR model. Contact [email protected] or a Video Solutions Architect for more information.

     

  • BlackBox Recording - Off by default, choose one of the below options and provide the directory where BlackBox Recordings will be saved.
    • Off - Disabled.

      

    • Continuous - Enabled at all times that the system is powered on, i.e. vehicle ignition is on.
      • Blackbox Directory - Only appears if selected. Enter D:\Blackbox for the directory.

        

    • Only when recording in-car video to in-car disk - Enabled only when an active recording is in progress.
      • Blackbox Directory - Only appears if selected. Enter D:\Blackbox for the directory.

        

  • Mic off when not recording - On by default, this mutes audio capture during Pre-record when the system is not actively capturing video.
    
    Note:

    If audio capture during pre-record is desired, turn this setting off.

     

  • Overlay Metadata on Video - Off by Default, this setting writes GPSand Date information directly onto the image of a recorded Asset.
    
    Caution:

    This feature is only supported on legacy Cameras.
  • Start Capture with Master Record Button - On by default, this setting begins recording all cameras if the Master Record Button on the CU-D50 is pressed.
  • Stop Capture with Master Stop Button - On by default, this setting stops recording all cameras if the Master Stop Button is pressed and held on the CU-D50.
  • Camera Mode - Auto by default, this setting specifies which mode the Camera will default to. 
    • Auto - Switches between Day/Night modes automatically based on the amount of ambient light detected.
    • Day - Maintains settings that are best for daytime conditions.
    • Night - Maintains settings that are best for nighttime conditions.
    • IR - DO NOT USE. For legacy cameras only.

Bottom Camera

1. First, click on the Client Screens tab to the right of the Audio tab configured previously.
2. If no Client Screens are currently created, click on the Add button to create one then, make changes to the following settings:

• Encoding Bitrate - 4 Mbps, 1800 MB per hour is the recommended setting.
  See image below for an example:

  

   

  Note:

  6 Mbps, 2700 MB per hour can be chosen instead for better image quality however, upload times will be slower. Contact [email protected] or a Video Solutions Architect for more information.

   

• Primary Camera - Typically set to the Front-facing camera or Front 70.
  See image below for an example:

  

   

   

• Audio device - Typically set to the built-in microphone, e.g. Front.
  Note:

  The NF22 has one built-in microphone which can be shared with both cameras.
  See image below for an example:

  

  Caution:

  BWCs do not transmit audio back to DVR-based solutions, and consequently cannot be listened to from the MVS in real-time. In order to hear recorded audio from a BWC with video from a recorded Asset, playback all cameras at the same time from the Detailed Asset Page in Getac Enterprise.

• Pre-Record Duration - Configurable based on Agency needs.
   
  Caution:

  While the value is configurable, it is dependent on the hardware specs of your DVR model. Contact [email protected] or a Video Solutions Architect for more information.

  • Post-Record Duration - Configurable based on Agency needs.
     
    Caution:

    While the value is configurable, it is dependent on the hardware specs of your DVR model. Contact [email protected] or a Video Solutions Architect for more information.

     

  • BlackBox Recording - Off by default, choose one of the below options and provide the directory where BlackBox Recordings will be saved.
    • Off - Disabled.
       
    • Continuous - Enabled at all times that the system is powered on, i.e. vehicle ignition is on.
      • Blackbox Directory - Only appears if selected. Enter D:\Blackbox for the directory.
    • Only when recording in-car video to in-car disk - Enabled only when an active recording is in progress.
      • Blackbox Directory - Only appears if selected. Enter D:\Blackbox for the directory.
         
  • Mic off when not recording - On by default, this mutes audio capture during Pre-record when the system is not actively capturing video.
    
    Note:

    If audio capture during pre-record is desired, turn this setting off.

     

  • Overlay Metadata on Video - Off by Default, this setting writes GPS and Date information directly onto the image of a recorded Asset.
     
    Caution:

    This feature is only supported on legacy Cameras.
  • Start Capture with Master Record Button - On by default, this setting begins recording all cameras if the Master Record Button on the CU-D50 is pressed.
  • Stop Capture with Master Stop Button - On by default, this setting stops recording all cameras if the Master Stop Button is pressed and held on the CU-D50.
  • Camera Mode - Auto by default, this setting specifies which mode the Camera will default to. 
    • Auto - Switches between Day/Night modes automatically based on the amount of ambient light detected.
    • Day - Maintains settings that are best for daytime conditions.
    • Night - Maintains settings that are best for nighttime conditions.
    • IR - DO NOT USE. For legacy cameras only.

 

Recommended Settings

While many different configurations are possible to accommodate different use cases or scenarios, the most commonly used configuration settings for the NF22 are as shown below:

Video Tab

Top Camera

 

Audio Tab

 

Client Screens Tab

Top Camera