Taser Axon-Flex - Manual (Page 3)

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What Is the AXON flex System?
The AXON flex® system is a camera system incorporating an audio and video recording device to be worn by you
while performing your job duties. Multiple mounting options are available to customize the system to your needs.
The components are designed for use in tough environmental conditions. The system is designed to record events
in real time for secure storage, retrieval, and analysis via the EVIDENCE.com website or in an Offline configuration
to your local computer. The recorded events are transferred to your storage solution via the evidence transfer
manager (ETM), the EVIDENCE.com Dock, or by using EVIDENCE Sync software installed on a Windows computer.
The system has two operating modes. The default mode, or BUFFERING mode, provides pre-event buffering to
capture activities that occur prior to the user activating the EVENT mode. In addition, the AXON® Mobile application
enables playback of footage on a smart phone for review prior to storing the data.
Instructional videos for using your AXON flex system are available at www.TASER.com under Training Videos.
Additional Reading
This manual explains how to operate the AXON flex hardware. Other manuals cover additional aspects of the AXON
flex system. These documents are available at www.TASER.com.
The TASER AXON System End-to-End Deployment Guide explains how to register for the EVIDENCE.com website,
configure settings, install EVIDENCE Sync software, assign personnel to cameras, recharge your controller, and
transfer video from an AXON device to a computer.
Detailed instructions for using AXON cameras and other TASER products with EVIDENCE Sync are available in the
EVIDENCE Sync User Manual.
For instructions on using your AXON flex camera with a smart device, see the AXON Mobile for Android Devices
User Manual or the AXON Mobile for IOS Devices User Manual, as appropriate.
If you have an EVIDENCE.com Dock, see the EVIDENCE.com Dock User Manual for how to transfer information and
recharge your controller.
Introduction
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