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Instructions before use

Preface

This user manual will describe the usage of this product in details and

at the same time provide comprehensive information including usage,

operation, installation instructions and specification, etc. Please read

the manual carefully and keep it properly. We hope our product will

satisfy your need and provide you with long-term services.

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This product is approved by ISO 9001:2008 International Quality

Standard and certified with FCC and CE. Our customers can use this

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Please note this product is for personal use only. The forms of usage

should not offend or infringe international or domestic copyright laws

and regulations. All recorded videos should only use for personal use..

Please note that using this product for recording of occasions like

shows, exhibitions or commercial activities will infringe others’

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Summary of Contents for GSE580

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Page 3: ...GSE580 USER MANUAL...

Page 4: ...onal Purchase 8 Installation on Your Vehicles 9 Transmit the video to the vehicle monitor AV cable is optional purchase 11 Transmit the video to LCD TV 12 Component Descriptions 13 Recharging 15 Menu...

Page 5: ...3 66 66 66 66 66 67 67 68 69 70 70 70 71 AV 73 74 75 77 78 78 95 114 120 PC 123 Q A 124 126 126 FULL HD 1080P AND 720P 126 127...

Page 6: ...ed with FCC and CE Our customers can use this product free of apprehension Copyright infringement Warning Please note this product is for personal use only The forms of usage should not offend or infr...

Page 7: ...5 Product Structure Front View 1 Infrared light switch 2 Mic in 3 Infrared light 4 Lens 5 Holder s hole 6 Tripod fixed terminal...

Page 8: ...6 Rear View 1 Screen 2 Speaker hole 3 Tripod fixed terminal 4 Recording Button 5 Mode Button 6 Power Button 7 Menu Button 8 5 keys Rotary Button 9 Power Indicator Light 10 Reset Button...

Page 9: ...7 Lateral View 1 DC power in 2 HDMI output 3 AV output USB port 4 SD memory card slot...

Page 10: ...on Integrate the holder and recorder together and press the device downward till it completely clenched with the holder Memory Card Installation Optional Purchase Install the SD card into the drive re...

Page 11: ...ere the suction cup holder to the inside windshield and adjust the lens facing forward Set ON on the IMAGE FLIP function Page17 Step 2 Plug the vehicle power cable in the cig lighter and plug the othe...

Page 12: ...e options will appear on the screen wait for 2 3 seconds till the options disappear red light on the drive recorder will start blinking to indicate that now is recording mode and you could use the men...

Page 13: ...the monitor by using GPS with build in AV IN function Please skip the steps if you do not have these equipments Step 5 Insert the AV composite video connector to the video equipment plug the other en...

Page 14: ...AV IN or HDMI ports 2 Connect AV cable optional purchase or HDMI cable to the video equipment and the drive recorder 3 Connect the home use transformer optional purchase to the drive recorder and the...

Page 15: ...t vision effect and turn the screen to black and white Infrared light ON Infrared light OFF 2 MODE Button When in standby status button can be switched in circulation for recording photo and playback...

Page 16: ...to take picture 6 Reset Button When the system crashed owing to improper usage press reset button for shutdown action of drive recorder 7 Direction Button OK Button Use this button to adjust UP DOWN...

Page 17: ...recharging Please connect the vehicle use power cable or USB cable provided and connect to the cig lighter hole or computer Step 3 The following screen will appear automatically when the connection i...

Page 18: ...can be configured during recording Higher value means higher resolution and better picture quality but higher capacity consumption at the same time FPS is Frame Per Second during recording Higher FPS...

Page 19: ...17 IMAGE FLIP Turn the menu and image vertically to 180 degree You can also install the drive recorder upside down 180 degree to fit your requirement MENU Button MENU IMAGE FLIP OFF ON Default...

Page 20: ...n to enhance the night vision effect AUTO B W and AUTO COLOR will shift to black and white or color mode automatically during insufficient light condition B W mean black and white video irrespective o...

Page 21: ...ser s requirements High sensitivity means night vision mode will be switched ON under slightly insufficient light condition Low sensitivity means night vision mode will be switched ON under severe ins...

Page 22: ...to overwrite the old files repeatedly to achieve uninterrupted recording MENU button MENU RECYCLE NO 1 min 3 mins 5 mins 10 mins 15 mins 30 mins 45 mins Default Default value To save the data every 1...

Page 23: ...n the recorder is switched ON using external power ignore the menu of external device connection just wait for 2 sec to enter recording mode automatically and start recording MENU Button MENU USB IN Y...

Page 24: ...n off the engine Power OFF switch OFF after turning off the engine to stop recording NO continue recording after turning off engine till the battery of recorder is dead MENU Button MENU USB OUT POWER...

Page 25: ...23 MANUAL ON When the recorder is switched ON manually using internal battery it will automatically enter recording mode and start recording MENU Button MENU MANUAL ON STANDBY RECORD Default...

Page 26: ...24 MD SENS When POST REC is ON the sensitivity setting of automatic recording on trigger can be adjusted according the user s requirement MENU Button MENU MD SENS OFF 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Default...

Page 27: ...iggered the setting is the time of continuous recording after recording was triggered If recording on trigger conditions are reached during recording the recording time will be accumulated Stop The sc...

Page 28: ...e or dark objects as shooting against a bright background If EV is adjusted to side then you can avoid over exposure or bright objects as shooting against a dark background or at night MENU Button MEN...

Page 29: ...normal circumstances can choose white balance If AUTO mode cannot produce natural colors please use appropriate light conditions to change White Balance setting MENU Button MENU WHITE B AUTO FLUORESCE...

Page 30: ...black and white colors on the screen The higher the contrast the darker the dark color become and brighter the bright color become It is suitable for drive recorder to identify the plate number MENU...

Page 31: ...nt degree of contour image during shooting The higher the sharpness the more obvious the contour image of characters and scene it is very useful for face recognition during drive recording MENU Button...

Page 32: ...30 EFFECT The effect of this setting can achieve certain interest because changes in color would be more apparent MENU Button MENU EFFECT OFF MONOCHROME NEGATIVE SEPIA ART VIVID Default...

Page 33: ...31 DURATION The recorder will stop recording upon the default of recording MENU Button MENU DURATION NO 15 mins 30 mins 45 mins Default...

Page 34: ...QUALITY Image quality can be adjusted through this value the higher the quality the better the picture but higher capacity consumption at the same time MENU Button MENU QUALITY FINE NORMAL GOOD Defau...

Page 35: ...CREEN SAVE When SCREEN SAVE is set the screen will shut off after set time and enter sleep mode pressing any button will wake up the screen MENU Button MENU SCREEN SAVE OFF 5 seconds 15 seconds 30 sec...

Page 36: ...andard time and date will be updated automatically after GPS positioning is set no need to adjust the setting MENU Button Menu DATE Press OK to select Year Month Day Press left right button to adjust...

Page 37: ...Standard time and date will be updated automatically after GPS positioning is set no need to adjust the setting MENU Button Menu CLOCK Press OK to select Hour Minute Press left right button to adjust...

Page 38: ...36 DATE TYPE Adjust date setting D Day M Month Y Year MENU Button MENU DATE TYPE DD MM YY YY MM DD MM DD YY Default...

Page 39: ...37 STAMP Through this function you can select whether to show time and date during recording MENU Button MENU STAMP ON OFF Default...

Page 40: ...t driving speed on the recording screen will display which means no speed indication Before setting the speed limit please adjust the settings of OSD SPEED to KM H or MPH please refer to page41 MENU B...

Page 41: ...39 TIME ZONE Taiwan is GMT 8 please set GMT to 8 MENU Button MENU TIME ZONE 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Default...

Page 42: ...40 OSD COORD Choose to display GPS coordinate information in videos through OSD COORD or not MENU Button MENU OSD COORD ON OFF Default...

Page 43: ...41 OSD SPEED Choose whether to reveal the driving speed or not by this setting MENU Button MENU OSD SPEED KM H MPH OFF Default option km h...

Page 44: ...42 PLATE STAM Choose whether to reveal the plate number or not by this setting MENU Button MENU PLATE STAM ON OFF Default...

Page 45: ...recorder When PLATE STAM is set to ON your plate number will be displayed on the screen MENU Botton MENU PLATE SET Press OK to enter settings Press direction button to select number and press OK Sele...

Page 46: ...orded you can choose to shut off voice recording the video will only record the image MENU Button MENU MIC ON OFF MANUAL Default When setting is MANUAL press left button after exit to select ON or OFF...

Page 47: ...a in the memory card including protected data When the memory card is used for a long period too much data will reduce the access efficiency This function will optimize the access speed of the memory...

Page 48: ...46 SYS RESET This function will reset all settings on the drive recorder to default settings MENU Button MENU SYS RESET NO YES Default...

Page 49: ...47 AUTO OFF During standby status if the setting AUTO OFF was set it will automatically shut off after set time MENU Button MENU AUTO OFF OFF 1 min 3 mins 5 mins Default...

Page 50: ...48 VOLUME Volume of menu operating and video playback can be adjusted MENU Button MENU VOLUME 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Default is the direct proportion of number to volume...

Page 51: ...49 LIGHT FREQ Select 50Hz if the power voltage of the country is 220V Select 60Hz if the power voltage is 50Hz MENU Button MENU LIGHT FREQ 60Hz 50Hz Default...

Page 52: ...50 LANGUAGE Use this setting to adjust the menu to your preferred language MENU Button MENU LANGUAGE English Default...

Page 53: ...51 VERSION View the firmware version of the drive recorder MENU Button MENU VERSION The version number during factory shipment will be considered as the original version...

Page 54: ...52 Video Playback Please press MODE button to enter video playback mode Preview Up N A Down Video Index Left Previous Clip Right Next Clip OK Play Video...

Page 55: ...53 Play Up Volume Up Down Volume Down Left Reverse playing 2X 4X 8X Right Fast forward playing 2X 4X 8X OK Hold press REC button to take photo...

Page 56: ...54 DELETE Delete the single video clip being selected MENU Button MENU DELETE NO YES Operation starts after pressing the OK button Default...

Page 57: ...ideo clips can be played continuously Setting 1 second means after the video is over it will pause for 1 second before playing the next video clip MENU Button MENU SLIDE SHOW NO 1 second 3 seconds 5 s...

Page 58: ...56 MEMORY Select CARD or INTERNAL to save or read files if SD card is not installed it will automatically select INTERNAL to access files...

Page 59: ...CARD selecting COPY will allow the file to be coped from CARD to INTERNAL If the current MEMORY is INTERNAL selecting COPY will allow the file to be copied from INTERNAL to CARD MENU Button MENU COPY...

Page 60: ...ancelled automatically after the file recording had been done sign appeared on the up right corner on the screen Press OK Cancel file protection GPS Positioning When the drive recorder is switched ON...

Page 61: ...will appear on the bottom lower left corner on the screen to indicate the function is ON press REC for 2 sec to OFF this function DIRECT You can divide the video file from A position to two portions...

Page 62: ...ace left The minimum time of extracted file is 5 seconds Function start Press OK to play the video Press OK to halt playing after selecting A position Press REC A position is selected Press OK to play...

Page 63: ...rive recorder and plug the other end to USB port on PC Step 3 Switch ON the PC recorder after connecting properly the following screen will appear please select MSC and press OK Step 4 Now there will...

Page 64: ...ality resolution A 1 Keep the windshield and the lens clean Please refer page63 2 Please adjust the following parameters in Image Param Please refer page16 Video resolution 1920x1080 Digital effect Vi...

Page 65: ...ch is to prevent unnecessary light wave from entering the camera Improper rubbing will cause tear or scar on the lens Please use lens wiper or clothe with minimum clean liquid specified for lens and w...

Page 66: ...34 mins 68 mins 136 mins 272 mins 848x480 60FPS 35 mins 70 mins 140 mins 280 mins Recording time will be different based on different host devices memory card brands and other settings Requirement of...

Page 67: ...mal NTSC PAL Format MOV DPI 1920x1080 30fps 1440x1080 30fps 1280x720 30fps 848x480 60fps MEPG H 264 Storage medium SD Card up to 32GB USB Micro USB 2 0 Battery A build in high capacity lithium battery...

Page 68: ...66 ISO 9001 2008 FCC CE 1 4M 1 2 1 3 HDMI 1 4 USB 1 5 1...

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Page 71: ...69 1 DC 2 HDMI 3 AV USB 4 SD...

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Page 75: ...73 AV AV IN AV IN AV USB AV AV...

Page 76: ...74 1 AV IN HDMI 2 AV HDMI 3 4 AV HDMI 5...

Page 77: ...75 1 2 MODE 3 POWER 2 3 4 MENU...

Page 78: ...76 5 6 Reset RESET 7 OK...

Page 79: ...77 5 95 USB USB OK...

Page 80: ...78 MENU FPS MENU 1920x1080 1440x1080 1280x720 848x480...

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Page 90: ...88 EV MENU EV 2 0 1 7 1 3 1 0 0 7 0 3 0 0 3 0 7 1 0 1 7 2 0...

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Page 98: ...96 GPS MENU OK MENU...

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Page 100: ...98 D M Y MENU DD MM YY YY MM DD MM DD YY...

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Page 102: ...100 KM H MPH 103 MENU 5 250 km h...

Page 103: ...101 GMT 8 8 MENU 12 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12...

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Page 113: ...111 220V 50Hz 110V 60Hz MENU 60Hz 50Hz...

Page 114: ...112 MENU English...

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Page 116: ...114 MODE OK...

Page 117: ...115 2X 4X 8X 2X 4X 8X OK REC...

Page 118: ...116 MENU OK...

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Page 120: ...118 SD SD...

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Page 122: ...120 OK OK GPS GPS GPS GPS GPS...

Page 123: ...121 MODE 114 REC 2 A B REC 2 A OK A OK REC A REC 2...

Page 124: ...122 A B 5 OK A OK REC A OK B OK REC B REC...

Page 125: ...123 PC 70 USB USB PC USB OK...

Page 126: ...124 Q A Q GPS A GPS GPS GPS Q A 1 125 2 78 1920x1080 EV 1 0 Q A 1 83 2 107...

Page 127: ...125 Q MOV A K Lite Codec Pack Q A Q DOD PLAYER A PC 123 HDPLAYER HDPLAYER EXE DOD http www dod tec com zh tw downloads php Q A SDHC CLASS6 SDHC MICRO SD SD...

Page 128: ...mins 136 mins 1440x1080 30FPS 27 mins 54 mins 108 mins 216 mins 1280x720 30FPS 34 mins 68 mins 136 mins 272 mins 848x480 60FPS 35 mins 70 mins 140 mins 280 mins Full HD 1080P and 720P Windows XP Serv...

Page 129: ...CMOS 90 120 IR 4PCS 5M GPS GPS 1080i 720p NTSC PAL MOV 1920x1080 30fps 1440x1080 30fps 1280x720 30fps 848x480 60fps H 264 SD Card 32GB USB Micro USB 2 0 3 7V 1300mAh 95mm X 60mm X 37mm 138g DC 12 24V...

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