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Powering Sensors On and Off
Docking Sensors
In most situations, it is sucient to simply dock the sensors when not in use. When docked, the sensors stop recording,
stop broadcasting, and start charging their batteries. Once fully charged, the batteries will enter a trickle charge
mode to keep them topped o.
Power O
For transport or storage, it is often desirable to power o all system components. This can be done by docking the
sensors and clicking on the “Power O” button in the toolbar. When this option is chosen, the sensors will power down
the next time they are undocked.
Power On
From a powered o state, the sensors can be powered on either by conguring them through the conguration
dialogue, or by docking them and pressing the “Power On” button.
Note: Reconguration is required for synchronized streaming modes if the Access Point was also powered down or
suspended.
Storage
In most situations, it is sufficient to simply dock your sensors when not in use. When docked, sensors stop
recording, stop broadcasting, and charge batteries. Do not leave sensors docked in a Docking Station that is not
plugged into a power outlet.
For transport and storage, it is best to power off all system components. This can be done by docking the
sensors and clicking the “Power Off” button in the Mobility Lab menu. The sensors will power down the next time
they are undocked.