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 be charged in any electrical charger, whether it's NEMA-5 (standard wall jack), or car charger, if you have a USB charging adapter. This allows an officer to charge the device in the cat, a wall charger, or from any other location with a USB power source. 3. Body camera includes Audio Prompts to notify an Officer when the camera is recording. The Axon Body 2 camera emits beeping sounds called "audio prompts" to notify you of the system status. These audio prompts usually occur after you perform an action with the body camera. For some actions, these audio prompts are accompanied by a vibration that matches the beeps. When the camera is, recording, the device will emit two beeps (and two vibrations) every two minutes. 4. The In -Car Video System supports up to four high -definition IP cameras. Current Axon Fleet configuration supports two in -car cameras. A future release will support a three to four camera configuration. The current system provides a broad view of events with the addition of Axon body -worn cameras, as well as the multicam playback functionality in Evidence.com. The 143' field -of -view both Axon Fleet cameras provides a broad view within and in front of the vehicle, and the Axon Signal unit ensures all other cameras (body - worn or in -car) activate without officer intervention. 5. The In -Car Video System has a built in GPS transmitter for location tracking of the vehicle and correlation of video to location through the Evidence Management software. While the camera itself does not have a GPS transmitter, location data is sourced from the in -car router or MDT using Axon View XL, When an external GPS source is available, Axon Fleet will track the GPS coordinates of the video as it is being recorded. The camera will store the GPS coordinates (latitude and longitude) within the video file and the information will be included as metadata within the video file. Once the video is uploaded to Evidencecom, the GPS coordinates will be presented in a map accessible from the viewing page. This map renders the exact location of the vehicle as the video is played, rendering the path that the vehicle has taken. Upon playback in Evidence.com, officers can view the route of the video. 6. The In -Car Video System activates in -vehicle video and Body Cameras automatically in the event of a crash through a built-in crash sensor or when other programed triggers activate the in -car camera system. Axon Signal is a technology that operates over Bluetooth Low Energy and activates event recording on Axon cameras within a range of —30 feet via various triggers. The Axon Signal products we offer today are the Axon Signal Vehicle and Signal Performance Power Magazine, ■ Axon Signal Vehicle (ASV): Activate your Axon Body 2, Axon Flex 2 and Axon Fleet camera with vehicle triggers, like light bar, door, speed, acceleration, crash and weapon rack. The motion setting in the Axon Signal configuration enables cameras to automatically transition from Buffering to Event mode when sensors detect very high sudden changes in acceleration, usually associated with vehicle accidents or crashes. ■ Signal Performance Power Magazine (SPPM): Capture critical footage when you use your X2 and X26P Smart Weapons. SPPM activates your camera when your weapon is armed, trigger is pulled and arc is engaged. 7. In car video system and body camera system have pre -event record capabilities. 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. Buffered video duration is 30 seconds for Axon Fleet video, The pre -event buffer for Axon body -worn cameras is configurable from 0 - 120 seconds (in 30 second increments) at 480,p and 720p, and from 0-60 seconds at 1080p. Lim