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    Firmware Update: Turn Off The Recording Light on Your BC-300

    Aug. 21, 2018
    Related To: BODYCAM by PRO-VISION
    Pro-Vision Video Systems
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    PRO-VISION® Video Systems has released a feature to all new and existing BC-300 body-worn camera models. This Covert Mode feature turns off the recording status lights when an officer is in a situation that may require it.

    PRO-VISION® strives to listen to its customers when building and improving on its products. Agencies communicated to PRO-VISION® that body camera lights are a potential safety hazard at night, since the status lights could provide a target to an armed suspect. In these types of situations, officers can simply press a button to disable the lights.

    This feature is available to all existing BC-300s with a simple firmware update and is on all new models.

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