4Re; Group Events - Motorola V300 User Manual

Using V300 in a recording group

4RE

Note: The 4RE DVR must be at firmware version 4.0.7 or later to participate in a
recording group.
If your agency uses the 4RE DVR as part of a local recording group network, the 4RE DVR:
Initiates group recordings
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4RE uses the group event network to inform the other group members when it starts an
event. The other members can join by starting their own recorded events.
Stops group recordings
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Only the 4RE DVR can stop all recorded events that are part of the group event at the same time.
Responds to group-recording starts by other group members
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Through the group event network, the 4RE DVR is informed by other group members when they
start a recorded event. 4RE can then join the group by starting its own recorded event.
Passes on its event categorization to other members' recorded events in the group recording
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The category you assign on the 4RE to a recorded event is passed to other group members'
recorded events. The other group members can choose to categorize their own recorded events,
overriding any category passed to them by 4RE.
Shares Covert Mode entry and exit with other group members
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Other members can choose to enter or exit Covert Mode.
There can only be one 4RE DVR in a recording group.
For more information about the 4RE DVR and group recordings, see the 4RE DVR In-Car Video
User Guide.
Important! The 4RE DVR is not required to form a recording group.

Group Events

The collaboration of V300 Cameras or of V300 Cameras and the 4RE DVR creates a group event.
Each device in the same recording group creates individual recorded events of the same incident.
This shows the individual event from different perspectives to create a more comprehensive view
of an incident.
When a group event is uploaded to Evidence Library, the individual events are automatically linked
together.
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