Lytx SF500 DriveCam System

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Driver Facing Camera

Warning: The Lytx DriveCam event recorder is a driver aid only. It is not a substitute for a safe, conscientious driver. It cannot compensate for a driver that is distracted, inattentive, or impaired by fatigue, drugs, or alcohol. Whether or not the Lytx DriveCam event recorder is in use, it is always the responsibility of the driver to take appropriate corrective action. Never wait for the Lytx DriveCam event recorder to provide a warning or audible alert before taking measures to avoid an accident. Failure to do so can result in severe property damage, serious personal injury or death.

The Lytx SF5009 DriveCam System constantly monitors driving behaviors. When risky driving behavior is detected it begins a recording, indicated by a red light in the camera. An audible alert sounds to alert the driver. The alerts can not be muted and continue to occur until the driver corrects the behavior.

Risky driving behaviors that may be monitored include:

  • Driver Smoking

  • Food or Drink

  • Handheld Device

  • Inattentive or Distracted Driver

  • No Seat Belt

  • Speed (company policy)

  • Speed (posted speed)

  • Following Distance

  • Lane Departure

Vehicles equipped with a Lytx SF500 driver facing camera have a switch on the dash as shown in Fig. Press the VIDEO REC switch to manually initiate a ten-second recording. An amber lamp in the switch illuminates while the recording is in process.

Fig. 1, Lytx Video Record Switch

The Lytx SF500 DriveCam System automatically turns on a privacy mode when the parking brake is set. When the vehicle is on, it is indicated by a solid blue LED light on the Lytx camera. This mode cannot be initiated by the driver.

Videos can be viewed on the Lytx account system which requires approval to access.

For more information, access the Lytx SF500 DriveCam System User's Manual by scanning the Lytx QR code shown in Fig..

Fig. 2, Lytx QR Code Link to Manual

Note:
Document Number: 0000111841
Manual Publication Date: 2024-09-03
Topic Publication Date: 2024-05-02