linxup Connected Vehicle Camera User Guide

linxup Connected Vehicle Camera

Welcome to Linxup!
We are so excited you choose Linxup for your video needs and look forward to giving you an opportunity to get an in depth look at the activities happening within the cab of your vehicles and out on the road.
To begin, we will need to ensure your new system is activated. If you are also setting up a new GPS tracker, please begin in Step 1. If you already have a GPS tracker installed, please proceed to Step 2.

Activation and Pairing

If you are also setting up a new GPS tracker
Begin with the Installation and Activation for the tracker.

If the GPS tracker is already activated

1. Turn on your camera and allow it to download any available updates. When you see the logo and serial number on the screen, you can begin the activation process.
   • Important! The camera MUST be turned on to activate
2. Find the serial number. The serial number on your camera is the activation code. The number can be found on the bottom of your camera or on the startup screen when you turn the camera on
3. Log in to the portal
4. Click Setup -> Add a New Tracker -> Select Camera
5. Enter the 11-digit serial number and click Continue

Cameras can be paired to a tracker 2 different ways

From Tracker setup page

• Click the edit button (pencil icon) next to the tracker you want to assign a camera to
• Click the drop-down under Camera and choose which camera to assign to the tracker
• Click Save

From the Map page

• Click on the Tracker to assign the camera to from the left-hand rail
• Click the edit button (pencil icon) next to the tracker name
• In the popup window, click the drop-down for Assigned Camera and choose which camera to assign to the tracker
• Click Save

What’s Included with The Camera

• A. Camera
• B. OBD Power Adapter
• C. Suction Beam: Arm
• D. Suction Beam: Tails
• E. Cable Ties
• F. Tuck Stick

Installation

Power Adapter & Cable Ties
Look under the steering wheel to find the OBDII port and plug in the Y splitter. Plug in the OBD tracker and the camera’s OBD power adapter into either end of the Y splitter. Next, use the flexible cable ties to secure the cable under your dashboard and prevent any slack from hanging in the footwell.

Tuck Stick
Route the cable up the doorjamb to the windshield and extend it past the center of the dashboard. Use the Tuck Stick to hide the cable in the gap between the dashboard and windshield.

Suction Beam
Select a tail length (we recommend the 5” to start) and slide it onto the arm. Insert the cable ball into the beam and route the cable down to the notch on the tail. Center the beam on the dashboard and gently push the tail against the windshield. Moisten the suction cup. Lift and push the suction cup against the windshield using your thumb, then push the lever to securely lock in place. We recommend using the shortest tail possible, so the driver has the best view forward. Longer tails may be needed to achieve the best inside camera view.

Camera
Plug the cable into the camera and mount it onto the beam. Use the Tuck Stick to tidy up any loose cable on the dashboard.

Using Your Camera

Record a Clip

• To save your first clip, say “OK Presto.”
• When you hear the beep, name your clip by saying a short title (example: “That truck ran a red light”).
• Clips are automatically available in the Linxup portal or app under Videos.
  You are ultimately responsible for compliance with any applicable laws and Linxup is not responsible should you use any Linxup equipment or services in violation of applicable laws.

Settings Menu

• Tap the touchscreen on the camera display to access the settings menu where you can turn off the display, the inside camera, and more.
• When “Tap to create a clip” is enabled, a menu icon will appear on screen for the next time you need to access the settings menu.

Tips

1. All your video is Privacy-Locked.
   Only you can see, share, or delete your video.

2. Your camera records even when you’re out of coverage.
   When you’re back in coverage, your videos will transfer to the cloud.

3. Leave your dash cam plugged in.
   The camera provides 24/7 protection in and around your fleet, even with engines off.

4. There’s a fan inside, working to keep things cool.
   It will automatically turn on as needed.

5. Try different tail lengths.
   Shorter tails ensure a low-profile camera; longer tails improve the interior view.

If you need help or have any questions, contact us at 1-877-732-4980 or [email protected]

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