Opening of Proposals - SBPD Body Camera In Car Video Cameras-Axon Part 1

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South Bend Police Department SBPD Body Camera/ In Car Video Camera Project ■ GPS Location (if camera is paired to a smart device). ■ Method of Activation and Deactivation Record Activation/Deactivation Method Adding A Marker Users can create a snapshot or still photo from a video in Evidence.com by creating a marker. Simply pause the video on the frame you wish to produce a snapshot from and click the "marker" icon below the playback window. At each marker, a thumbnail image is, created in the video in Evidence.com. Once a marker is created, you can download the thumbnail and edit/add metadata like a title and description. Additional metadata such as notes and video classifications can be added to Axon video files from the field in the following ways. • Pairing an Axon camera to a smart device via a Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connection and adding tag using the free Axon View application. • Connecting an Axon camera via USB to an in -car computer (i.e., MDT, MDQ using the Evidence Sync desktop application. • Integrating Evidence.com with an existing CAD/RMS system, automatically tagging video based on this data, eliminating need to manually to add metadata. This is our recommended approach for classifying both in -car and body worn videos, since it eliminates this manual process for officers and improves, accuracy of video classification. S. Body camera remains operational after shock or rough treatment. The Axon Body 2 is extremely ruggedized, shock -resistant, and water-resistant with a rating of IEC 60529 IP67. These levels of ingress protection (IP) provide users with longer -lasting cameras with fewer failures and overall lower total cost of ownership. The device features complete protection against dust/debris and protection against water immersion at I meter for 30 minutes, The Axon Body 2 is also tested to and passes MIL-STD-81OG Test Methods (vibration, salt fog, and blowing dust resistance, etc.). Axon cameras can operate in up to 95% humidity (non -condensing). The device is also impact certified from a height of 6 feet. 9. Non- Disclosure of Customer Confidential information. Axon's Master Services and Purchasing Agreement includes, a mutual confidentiality clause, Per Section 16, 1, "Both Parties will take all reasonable measures to avoid disclosure, dissemination or unauthorized use of either Party's Confidential Information. Except as required by applicable law, neither Party will disclose either Parry's Confidential Information during the Term or at any time during the 5-year period following the end of the Term," A. Requirem�erat s (Design Innovation and Ergonomics) 1. Body camera supports extended constant recording before requiring a battery recharge. Yes. Once powered on, Axon cameras have two operating modes. The default mode, or Buffering mode, provides pre -event buffering to capture activities that occur before you activate the Event (recording) mode. When the device is turned on and in buffering mode, a fully charged battery will last 12+ hours. The Axon Body 2 video camera has four video quality settings (Low SD, High SD, Low FID, High HD) spanning 480P, 720P and 1080P video resolutions. In event mode, the battery will provide enough power for 12+ hours, of power when recording time at a resolution of 4 80p or 720p. At 1080p, the camera will provide enough power for 10+ hours of recording time. 2. Body camera is able to be charged in the vehicle or off duty via a standard 110 ac outlet without the use of special charging stations. Yes. The purchase price of each Axon camera includes a USB charging cable suitable for use with a standard USB charger or in -car USB outlet. The Axon cable is comprised of a TRS (headphone jack) on one cridand USB, on the other. The device can be connected via a 2.5mm standard connector (from the camera) to US13 (for charging), It can A\ / J0_1*_ Au y N 4