Installation Guide for Standalone AI SafetyCam

Installation Checklist:

For a proper installation of the camera, refer to the checklist below to ensure all necessary steps are completed correctly.

✅ Constant Power Supply to the Standalone AI SafetyCam

✅ Format your SD Card

✅ Check for Network Connectivity

✅ Mount the Standalone AI SafetyCam & Set the Viewing Angles

✅ Calibrate the Standalone AI SafetyCam Accelerometer

✅ Camera-Vehicle Association

Installation of Standalone AI SafetyCam:

Step 1: Power Supply to the Standalone AI SafetyCam:

The Standalone AI Safetycam should always be connected to a constant power supply. There are 2 ways in which the Standalone AI Safetycam can be connected to a constant power supply:

Option 1 (recommended): Connect directly to the OBD-II port

  1. Locate the vehicle’s diagnostic port. The port is usually found below the steering wheel. 
  2. Switch off the vehicle or the unit on which the power supply connection is performed. 
  3. Align the connector end of the camera's power cable with the vehicle’s diagnostic port.
  4. Push the camera’s power cable connector into the vehicle’s diagnostic port.
  5. Connect the other end of the power cable to the camera to complete the process.

  1. Start your vehicle to test the safetycam. 

  2. Once you have tested your safetycam, run the power cable along the headliner of the vehicle from the A-Pillar to the power source.

Option 2: Hardwire to the vehicle fuse box

Refer to the document below for more information about hardwiring the standalone AI safetycam to the fusebox of the vehicle.

Instruction Manual | Hardwiring Azuga AI SafetyCam to Vehicle Fuse Box.pdf

Note:

  • The safetycam turns on and records once your vehicle starts moving.
  • Do not connect the standalone AI safetycam to a USB port, as it does not provide a constant power supply.
  • The USB cable does not provide a constant 12V while the vehicle is turned off.

Step 2: Format your SD Card:

Note:

  • Standalone AI cameras are shipped to customers with a 128GB SD card included.
  • The maximum capacity of an SD card that can be installed in the standalone AI camera is an industrial-grade 512 GB SD card.
  1. When you are in the parked vehicle with the parking brake on, the ignition on, and the door closed, press the touchscreen of the safetycam to view the PIN screen.
  2. Enter the default PIN 3333 to unlock the safetycam for the first time, or your own PIN subsequently.
  3. Press Settings.
  4. Select Format SD card.

Step 3: Check for Network Connectivity:

  1. Connect your safetycam to a power source.
  2. Enter your PIN on the screen.

  3. Check the touchscreen to see network connection bars. The connection is active when there is no X across the bars.

    If there is an X across the bars, the SIM may be fine, but you might be in a location with a poor network. When there is no X, the signal should be sufficient for all functions to run.

  1. If the network connection is active, then proceed with the next step.

Step 4: Mount the Standalone AI SafetyCam & Set the Viewing Angles:

Note: 

  • Before you start, make sure that the vehicle is parked on a level surface and that the windshield is clean and dry. When cleaning the windshield, you may wish to use the alcohol wipes provided.
  • You can set the viewing angles of both the road-facing and in-cab lenses.
  1. Attach the mounting bracket onto the safetycam. Once attached, the mounting bracket locks the safetycam into position.

  1. When you are in the parked vehicle with the parking brake on, the ignition on, and the door closed, press the touchscreen of the safetycam to view the PIN screen. 
  2. Enter the default PIN 3333 to unlock the safetycam for the first time, or your own PIN subsequently.

  1. Press Live View. Use the arrow keys to toggle between the road-facing and in-cab views.

  1. Use the special screwdriver that was included in the box to loosen the three security screws on the round side of the safetycam when adjusting the viewing angles. Do not remove the screws fully.

  1. Adjust the viewing angle of the road-facing lens by rotating the body of the safetycam; then adjust the viewing angle of the in-cab lens by rotating the ring. Make sure all the viewing angles are set correctly.

  1. Use Live View to position both the road-facing and in-cab lenses in the proper directions. Use the arrow keys to toggle between the views. 
  2. When positioning the safetycam, place it as high as possible on the driver's side of the vehicle.

Note: Some jurisdictions have regulations that prohibit or restrict where objects can be placed on the windshield. Be sure to comply with applicable law.
  1. Ensure that:

a. there is a clear view of the driver's upper body

Note: When using MV+AI, the driver's upper body must be in view of the in-cab lens.

b. there is a clear view of the road

c. the safetycam doesn't obstruct the driver's field of vision

d. the safetycam is in the vehicle's wiper path so the road-facing lens is not obstructed by rain or snow

e. nothing in the cab blocks the in-cab lens, such as sun visors, blinds, or mirrors

Note: If the safetycam does not capture the driver’s upper body, place the safetycam below the rearview mirror, as high as possible without obstructing the safetycam's view of the driver.

Note: 

  • Positioning must comply with applicable law for relevant jurisdictions.
  • When a safetycam is in storage, the battery gets completely drained. Before using the safetycam, you need to charge it for an extended period of time, using at least a 2A power source before turning it on.

10. Remove the adhesive tape cover and mount the safetycam onto the windshield.

11. Tighten the side screws when finished. Once the screws are tightened, the two lenses can be              tilted forwards or backwards together but not separately.

Step 5: Calibrate the Standalone AI SafetyCam Accelerometer:

The standalone AI safetycam contains internal sensors that detect risky driving events. Calibration of the sensors is required before using the standalone AI safetycam.

Note:

  • Standalone AI safetycams can only be calibrated when they are online.
  • Before starting, ensure that the vehicle is parked on a level surface, the ignition is off, and the safetycam is online. If you are in a hilly area, move the vehicle to the flattest area possible.
  1. Turn off the vehicle ignition.
  2. Check that the safetycam is on.
  3. Press the touchscreen of the safetycam to view the PIN screen.
  4. Enter the default PIN 3333 to unlock the safetycam for the first time, or your own PIN subsequently.
  5. Press Settings.
  6. Press Calibration.

The calibration process takes about a second and once completed, the status changes from Not Done to Done.

Note: If the safetycam is moved to another vehicle, it should be recalibrated.

ADAS Calibration: If you are interested in our ADAS events, click on the link below for detailed information on how to calibrate.

Instruction Manual | ADAS Calibration.pdf

Vehicle Association on Azuga Platform:

Note:

  • Following installation, it is crucial to verify that the camera has an active vehicle association.
  • Videos and live streaming will be available on the Azuga platform only for the cameras with a vehicle association.
  1. Navigation: Admin >> Devices >> SafetyCam
  2. Check for associated vehicle names in the Vehicle Name field.

a. If the vehicle name is present, then there is an active vehicle association.

b. If the vehicle name is not present, associate the camera with a vehicle by clicking on Edit.

c. Select the Associated Vehicle from the drop-down list and Submit.

Other Details:

What’s in the Box?

Refer to the document: What’s in the Box? | Azuga AI SafetyCam.pdf

Standalone AI SafetyCam Specifications:

Refer to the document: Technical Specifications | Azuga AI SafetyCam.pdf


PDF copy of Installation Guide for Azuga Standalone AI SafetyCam:

Installation Guide | Azuga Standalone AI SafetyCam.pdf

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