Each VISTA XLT uses two mounts: one for the DVR and one for the camera sensor.
These mounts are available for the DVR:
This mount is available for the head-mounted camera sensor:
- Glasses mount
The glasses mount has been designed to work with Oakley Flak Jacket® glasses, available through WatchGuard.
These mounts are available for the body-mounted camera sensor:
The DVR connects to the camera sensor using a cable. Various cables and strain-relief clips are available.
To wear VISTA XLT:
1. Disconnect the cable from the VISTA XLT DVR and camera sensor.
2. Mount the DVR and attach it to your belt.
3. Mount the camera sensor and attach it to your glasses or clothing.
4. Connect the camera sensor end of the cable to the camera sensor, then route the cable through your clothing toward the DVR.
The DVR end of the cable is marked with DVR.
5. Connect the DVR end of the cable to the DVR.
Wear the VISTA XLT DVR and camera sensor where they are most comfortable, convenient, and secure for you. Make sure that the lens is not obstructed and that it is aimed at the horizon.
Tip: For specific recommendations on wearing VISTA XLT, review the WatchGuard Online Training Course for VISTA XLT. For access to the training course, contact WatchGuard Customer Service.
To use the DVR belt clip:
- Match the anchor tab on the back of the clip with the slot on the back of the VISTA XLT DVR.
- Match the mounting tab on the clip with the quick mounting latch on the DVR, then slide the latch over the tab.
- Attach the clip to your duty belt where you want to wear the DVR.
To use the DVR belt holster:
- Unsnap the empty holster.
- Slide the VISTA XLT DVR into the holster with the Record Start/Stop button facing out.
- Snap the holster closed, stretching the elastic over the top of the DVR.
- Thread the holster onto your duty belt where you want to wear the DVR.
To use the glasses mount for the head-mounted camera:
- If you have not already done so, disconnect the cable from your VISTA XLT DVR and camera sensor.
- On the Oakley glasses provided by WatchGuard, remove the rubber sleeve from the right arm of the frames.
For instructions, see To prepare your Oakley glasses for mounting [link]. - Snap the glasses mount into the groove on the head-mounted camera sensor.
- Slide the quick mounting latch backwards and open the hinged part of the mount.
- Fit the mount over the raised ovals on the bare arm of the Oakley glasses.
- Close the hinged part of the mount then slide the quick mounting latch forward.
To prepare your Oakley glasses for mounting:
Note: Oakley glasses are designed for the arms to be removed and the rubber sleeves to be replaced.
- Grasp the right arm of the glasses near the frame and, with gentle force, twist the arm to snap it out of the frame.
- Slide the rubber sleeve off of the arm and set it aside.
- Snap the arm back into the glasses frame.
To use the magnetic mount for the body-mounted camera:
Warning! The magnetic mount uses magnets to hold the camera sensor in place. Do not wear the magnetic mount near sensitive medical equipment such as a pacemaker.
- If you have not already done so, disconnect the cable from your VISTA XLT DVR and camera sensor.
- Separate the under-shirt bracket from the over-shirt bracket.
Separating the brackets requires some effort. - On the over-shirt bracket, slide out both latches.
- Snap the body-mounted camera sensor into the over-shirt bracket, then push in the sliding latches.
- Place the under-shirt bracket under your shirt where you want to wear the camera sensor.
- Place the over-shirt bracket, with the camera sensor attached, against the under-shirt bracket, with your shirt between them, making sure the camera sensor LED is at the top.
To use the shirt clip for the body-mounted camera:
- If you have not already done so, disconnect the cable from your VISTA XLT DVR and camera sensor.
- Slide out the latch on the clip.
- Snap the body-mounted camera sensor into the clip (in any orientation), then slide in the latch.
- Attach the shirt clip to your clothing where you want to wear the camera sensor, making sure the camera sensor LED is at the top.
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