Installation Guide for SafetyCam Plus & SafetyCam Pro

Installation Checklist:

For proper installation of the SafetyCam, refer to the checklist below to ensure all necessary steps are completed correctly:

✅ Associate SafetyCam with a Vehicle on the Azuga Fleet Web platform 

✅ Connect and test your SafetyCam 

✅ Adjust the viewing angles using the Live Streaming feature on the Azuga Fleet Web platform. 

✅ Securely mount the SafetyCam in place. 

Installation Steps:

Step 1: Set up SafetyCam - Vehicle association in Azuga Platform:

To learn more about how to associate the SafetyCam with a vehicle, refer to the SafetyCam – Vehicle Association via Azuga Fleet Web Platform document.

Step 2: Connect and test your SafetyCam:

  • If using SafetyCam + OBD-II, connect it via Y-cable to the vehicle's diagnostic port:
  1. Ensure the vehicle is turned off and located in an area with good network connectivity. 
  2. Locate the vehicle’s diagnostic port. The port is usually found below the steering wheel. 
  3. Connect the SafetyCam to the vehicle’s diagnostic port using the Y-cable. 

3.A. If you already have an Azuga OBD-II device installed in the vehicle:

    • Remove the OBD-II from the vehicle’s port and plug the female end of the Y-cable into the port. 
    • Connect the OBD-II to one male end of the Y-cable. 
    • Attach the connector end of the SafetyCam's power cable to the other male end of the Y-cable. 

3. B.  First-time installation of SafetyCam and Azuga OBD-II device in the vehicle: 

    • Plug the female end of the Y-cable into the vehicle’s port. 
    • Connect the OBD-II to one male end of the Y-cable. 
    • Attach the connector end of the SafetyCam's power cable to the other male end of the Y-cable. 

  1. Connect the other end of the power cable to the SafetyCam to complete the process. 

  1. Start your vehicle to test the SafetyCam. 

Critical Setup Instructions:

  • Power on the device and wait for 1 minute. During this time, you will hear OTA update audio notifications a couple of times.  
  • Afterward, unplug the device and plug it back in. The camera will be ready, and you can proceed with mounting it. 

  1. Check the LED indicators on the SafetyCam to test the network connection. 
    • Blue Light:  
      • Flashes every 15 seconds – Normal connection
      • Stays constant – Abnormal connection 
    • Red Light: 
      • Stays constant - Press the emergency button/Event recording
      • Flashes every 15 seconds – No SD card detected. 
  1. Once you have tested your SafetyCam, run the power cable along the headliner of the vehicle from the A-pillar to the power source. 
  • If using a Standalone SafetyCam or OEM, connect it directly to the vehicle's diagnostic port:
  1. Ensure your vehicle is turned off. 
  2. Locate the vehicle’s diagnostic port. The port is usually found below the steering wheel. 
  3. Position the connector end of the SafetyCam’s power cable with the vehicle’s diagnostic port and then push it securely into place. 
  4. Connect the other end of the power cable to the SafetyCam to complete the process. 

  1. Start your vehicle to test the SafetyCam. 

Critical Setup Instructions:

  • Power on the device and wait for 1 minute. During this time, you will hear OTA update audio notifications a couple of times.
  • Afterward, unplug the device and plug it back in. The camera will be ready, and you can proceed with mounting it.

  1. Check the LED indicators on the SafetyCam to test the network connection. 
    • Blue Light:  
      • Flashes every 15 seconds – Normal connection
      • Stays constant – Abnormal connection 
    • Red Light: 
      • Stays constant - Press the emergency button/Event recording
      • Flashes every 15 seconds – No SD card detected. 
  1. Once you have tested your SafetyCam, run the power cable along the headliner of the vehicle from the A-pillar to the power source. 

Step 3: Adjust SafetyCam viewing angles: 

  • The viewing angles of the SafetyCam can be adjusted using the Live Streaming feature available on the Azuga Fleet Web platform.
  • Before starting a Live Stream, ensure the SafetyCam is properly associated with the vehicle. Once the association is complete, the Live Streaming feature can be used to adjust the camera’s viewing angles.
Note: Only the associated camera will be accessible for Live Streaming.

Step 4: Mount the SafetyCam:

  1. Prepare the Mounting Area 
    1. Position the SafetyCam near the rear-view mirror, preferably on the driver’s side, to ensure optimal video quality. quality. 

    2. Verify that the location does not obstruct the driver’s field of vision or block the camera lenses. 
    3. Clean the windshield thoroughly with an alcohol wipe and allow it to dry completely for proper installation
  2. Attach the Mounting Plate 
    1. Separate the mounting plate from the camera. 
    2. Peel the film off the back of the mounting plate and press the adhesive side onto the cleaned windshield to affix the plate securely. 
    3. Press the plate firmly for approximately 30 seconds to ensure it is mounted securely. 

Important: 

  • Wait at least 5-10 minutes before attaching the SafetyCam to the mounting plate. This ensures the adhesive forms a strong bond between the surfaces. 
  • Replace the double-sided tape if it no longer adheres to the windshield properly. 
  1. Attach the SafetyCam to the plate 
    1. Attach the SafetyCam to the mounting plate by aligning the mounting holes on the back of the camera with the hooks on the rear plate. 
    2. Slide the SafetyCam sideways until it clicks into place.          

For SafetyCam Plus: 

  • Once the SafetyCam is locked in position, fasten the hex socket cap screw at the indicated location to secure the SafetyCam to the mounting plate. 
  • Secure the separate cover for the SafetyCam Plus's SD and SIM card slots to prevent unauthorized data access. 


  1. Complete the Connections 
    1. Connect the main connector to the SafetyCam.  
    2. Attach the I/O port cover to the SafetyCam and tighten the screw with the hex key. 

  1. Cover the Exposed Cables 
    1. Cover the exposed cables coming out of the SafetyCam with the cable guide.  
    2. Trim the rubber guide to the desired length with a pair of scissors.   
    3. Peel the 3M tape from the back of the cable guide and adhere it to the windshield. 

Auxiliary Camera(s) - Key Information: 

This is applicable to users installing our optional Auxiliary Cameras. These cameras are designed to enhance the functionality and coverage of your primary system, offering additional perspectives and improved monitoring capabilities. 

For more details, please refer to the resource provided below: 

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