0. Installation overview

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Skill level: Expert

The installer can identify and connect to common engine and electrical systems on vehicles and assets; such as control modules, sensors, trigger wires, alternators, starters, and solenoids. The installer can use pull-up and pull-down resistors, relays, and diodes.

Time required:

This guide explains how to install Verizon Connect’s Extended View Cameras system on a vehicle.

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The Extended View camera system includes:

DVR (Digital video recorder)
Dual antenna
Rear camera
Cargo camera
Side cameras
In-cab monitor (optional)

Note

Cameras to be installed may be: rear only; or rear and cargo; or rear and two side; or rear, two side and cargo.

It is important that you complete the installation in the order outlined in this guide:

Safety considerations

Caution

If tilting the vehicle cab during the installation, it is the installer’s responsibility to ensure proper safety procedures are followed, including that the cab interior is safe to tilt.

Caution

This installation can entail working at height. When working at height, you are responsible for ensuring proper safety procedures are followed.

Prerequisites

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Familiar with the Verizon Connect guide Electrical connection standards and installation policy guidance.

Access to a suitable installation app.

Note

You can use an app to preview camera angles. If you are unable to access the app, fill out the assignment card and share it with a company representative who can assign devices to the vehicle for you.

A vehicle tracker and a dashcam are already installed in the vehicle.
Verizon Connect customers and their third-party installers should have an active Verizon Connect video account.

When a dashcam is already installed in the vehicle, the vehicle will already have an existing video account.

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