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To prevent excess vehicle battery drain, disconnect power to the product if you will not drive for an ex-
tended time (over three days). We recommend disconnecting even though this cable contains a feature 
to prevent battery drain.

When using a non-supplied power cable (e.g. if needing a longer cable), contact a specialty store. (The fuse 
box location will vary depending on each car manufacturer. Check the car manual before installation.)

Do not attempt to disassemble, repair or modify the product.

- Doing so may cause a malfunction and/or injury. The warranty will be void. Make enquiries with the 
supplier for inspection and repair.

When driving in low light conditions, turning on the vehicle’s headlights will improve the recording 
quality.

The recording quality may be affected in areas with a sudden change in light, such as entering or exiting 
a tunnel.

A vehicle with metallic tinting on the front window could cause poor GPS signal reception.

After installation, ensure the vehicle’s brakes, lights, horn, etc. all operate correctly.

- An accident, electric shock and/or fire may be caused if any of the above functions are impeded by the 
installation of this product.

Ensure the wiring will not contact moving parts (such as a seat rail), fasteners or the car frame.

- It may cause a short circuit resulting in an electric shock and/or fire.

After installation, ensure all wiring is secured and out of the way so as not to interfere with the actions 
of driving.

- It may cause an electric shock or fire if exposed wiring comes into contact with the car frame.
- It may cause an accident if any vehicle controls are restricted due to interference by the wiring.

Use only the specified components.

- If non-specified components are used, it may cause an accident or malfunction of the product.

Do not interfere with any wiring when the product is installed in an area with other wiring.

- It may cause a malfunction or fire from a ‘bundle’ of electric wiring.

Ensure the product is installed level, with a memory card inserted.

- No recordings can be saved without a memory card installed.

Use SD cards only for DVR recording.

- The SD card used for recording must use the FAT32 file system. If the SD card is shared for both general 
usage and recording, the recorded video may become corrupt or cause serious errors to the SD card. In 
such cases, no warranty or compensation can be given. It is recommended to format the SD card using 
the PC viewer manager software.

The viewer does not run properly when the sound driver is not installed on the user’s PC or if the sound 
device is disabled.

- If the message ‘Sound device open error’ is displayed twice, please re-run the viewer installation after 
confirming that the sound device is working properly.

Summary of Contents for CD-2004MT

Page 1: ...o Recorder INSTRUCTION MANUAL Thankyouforpurchasingthisproduct Forcorrectapplicationandusageinstructions pleasereadthisinstructionmanualthoroughly When using an SD card over 64GB be sure to format the...

Page 2: ...2 CONTENTS 3 5 5 6 7 9 15 23 PRECAUTION BEFORE USE FEATURES BOX CONTENTS NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART INSTALLATION OPERATION PC VIEWER MANAGER SPECIFICATION...

Page 3: ...damaged wiring It may cause a malfunction electric shock and or fire Do not clean the exterior with alcohol volatile chemicals or solvents Such chemicals may cause damage to the surface and or paint o...

Page 4: ...t circuit resulting in an electric shock and or fire After installation ensure all wiring is secured and out of the way so as not to interfere with the actions of driving It may cause an electric shoc...

Page 5: ...oftware SD card lock system Various audible alerts memory card issue events firmware update etc External GPS antenna 3G shock sensor Free Voltage DC 12V 24V Max 32V Supports triggers connected to rear...

Page 6: ...MDM 202A DCC 108A Monitor Optional Emergency record button optional MIC GPScanbeusedwithcableconnection Insulation Tape 1 2 4 3 CVBS HD 3 NAME AND FUNCTION OF EACH PART 1 LED lights 2 Forced power swi...

Page 7: ...g driving route speed time direction and location information Recommended GPS antenna installation position Receiving a GPS signal could be impaired by tinting or a coating material on the window It i...

Page 8: ...fterturningon Turnoffafterturningon Turnoffafterturningon O Turn Off Normal Turn Off Turnoffafterturningon Turnoffafterturningon Turnoffafterturningon Turnoffafterturningon Turnoffafterturningon Turno...

Page 9: ...dware Removal option on a PC Please insert the SD micro SD card with the chip contacts facing upward Damage to the SD card slot may occur if the SD card is forcibly inserted the wrong way This may res...

Page 10: ...0 seconds Recording Mode 1 CAM 1 to 4 LEDs will flash every second after recording starts 2 If a shock EVENT occurs the LEDs on CAM 1 to 4 flash five times within a second from the start to the end of...

Page 11: ...as normal Firmware update 1 The previous version of firmware will be updated automatically if a new update file is found during initial booting 2 All LEDs flash every two seconds until the firmware u...

Page 12: ...after recording started Continuous recording file 15 second video event recording file 30 seconds E g 3 Consecutive events The additional event video is generated after the first event video Accident...

Page 13: ...seconds total 2min 2min 10s 20s 2min 2min E button on the remote control or optional emergency recording button Click Duplicated Recording Video Continuous Recording Continuous Recording Folder struc...

Page 14: ...recording status NORMAL GSENSOR MANUAL Displays the speed when the GPS is connected Km h MPH Displays the firmware version Displays the microphone MIC connection status connected M not connected X Dis...

Page 15: ...ming convention is Channel_Numbering_Date_Time_N A_N A_Recording Mode For the end letter recording mode N stands for normal recording G stands for event recording by an impact and S stands for Wi Fi s...

Page 16: ...ewer s Software is subject to change without notice The latest viewer version is available for download from CAMOS website 2 Click Next on the setup wizard 4 Click Next at Confirm Installation step 5...

Page 17: ...ard Play pause Forward Next file Adjusts playback speed x1 4 x4 Minimizes the program window to the taskbar Fit the recorded video to the viewer window size Displays the recorded video in full screen...

Page 18: ...on the Folder button to display the Disk Read screen 2 On the Disk Read screen select the connected drive and press the OK button to display a list of files 3 If the connected drive cannot be verified...

Page 19: ...art of the screen is zoomed in when you double click it during playback Double click it again to return to the previous screen refer to image EX2 Time Date stamp It is possible to view the vehicle s s...

Page 20: ...ve as a video Click BMP to save as an image 2 Select the save location on the PC Additional Functions Click the button to show the accident report Click the Add Memo button to comment on the pin board...

Page 21: ...computer Selects the world standard time Applies daylight savings time Sets password in the PC viewer up to eight digits special characters numbers letters available Sets a user car number to be disp...

Page 22: ...rabic Numerals _ Space bar Displays software version and information Check the path to the SD card Formats the connected SD card Resets all settings to factory default Saves the setting s Set up forWi...

Page 23: ...Operating temperature Storage temperature Dimension W D H Weight 4 Channel input TVI or CVBS HD 1 Output CVBS 1 Output 1 Input 4Channels HD 1920x1080 CVBS 1920x1080 30fps Normal Event G sensor Manual...

Page 24: ...User Manual For further information please contact support trailervision co uk 01733 246473...

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