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Using the Viewer Software

1

File operations

Perform the file operations, such as file selection, 
backing up files from the SD card to the computer, 
and so on.

SELECT 
FOLDER (S)

Select the SD card drive or the folder 
that was backed up on the computer.

EXPORT  
kmz/kml (E)

Outputs a travel information file 
(kml/kmz) usable with the Google 
Earth map service.

BACKUP
(B)

Backs up the files on the SD card 
onto the computer's hard disk, etc., 
as necessary.

EXIT (X)

Closes the computer application.

 (list of drives)

Use this to play files stored on the SD card.

2

DISPLAY

LANGUAGE (L) Select the language.

SELECT UNITS 
(S)

Switch to kilometer or mile display.

DISPLAY 
DRIVING-
WARNING (D)

Turns the drive warning indicators 
on and off.When turned on, the 
icon is displayed in the playback bar.

3

HELP

Displays the viewer's software version.

4

Selection of the image playback screen

Enlarges the image being played.

When pressed while the image is 
enlarged, sets the screen back to 
the normal screen.

 

 

These enlarge the center, upper 
left, upper right, lower left or lower 
right of the screen.

The frame displayed can be moved 
and any position can be enlarged to 
a maximum of 5 times the original 
size. When [RESET] is pressed, the 
image returns to original size (1×).

5

File list

A list of the files and thumbnails selected with 

the selection tab is displayed here.

6

Image screen

The image of the selected file is displayed here. 
The playback bar can be operated to move to the 
desired position. Also, the image can be displayed 
in full screen by double-clicking the image screen 
during playback. When the image is displayed in 
full screen, click it to return to the normal screen.

7

Playback bar/playing time/total playing 

time/drive warning indicators

Frontal collision warning icon

Lane departure warning icon

Departure delay warning icon

8

Operation buttons

These are buttons for performing such operations 
as playing images, stopping, etc.

Displays the previous or next frame.

Returns to the beginning of the  
currently playing file. Plays the next file.

Stops playback.

When pressed during playback, sets 
the pause mode. When pressed while 
paused, resumes playback.

Captures the image at the point where 
the button is pressed.

Displays operations (play status, etc.).

Changes the playing speed.

Adjusts the volume.

9

G sensor chart

Displays the acceleration of the movement of 
the vehicle in the front/back (GX), left/right (GY) 
and upward/downward (GZ) directions and the 
vehicle speed in waveforms.

0

Path of currently playing file

!

Speedometer

Displays the vehicle's speed.

The vehicle's speed displayed here differs from 
the actual speed. It is only an approximation.

@

 

Map display button

When the file list is clicked, the position information of the selected video file is displayed on the map.
If no map is displayed, click 

.

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2

3

4 5

6

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7

1

  Enlarges/reduces the map.

2

  Displays the latitude and longitude.

3

  Reloads the map.

4

  Opens the map in a separate window.

5

  Turns the map display off. When 

 is clicked, the map is displayed.

6

  Used to turn the display of routes and icons on the map on and off.

7

  Displays a wide area map.

8

 Route

When 2 or more days of routes are displayed, different days are displayed in different colors.

1

st

 day

2

nd

 day

3

rd

 day

4

th

 day

5

th

 day

6

th

 day

7

th

 day

Blue

Red

Green

White

Pink

Light blue

Yellow

9

  Displays your position on the currently selected file.

  Beginning of each file

When the cursor is placed at the icon, an image of the beginning position of the file is displayed. When 
clicked, that file is played.

Files are deleted depending on the capacity of the SD card (normal recording) or the “Overwrite” setting 
(manual recording, event recording and parked recording). Erased sections are not displayed on the map.

The built-in positioning satellite antenna is used to determine your current position on the map. If you 
are located in a place where the positioning satellite signal reception conditions are poor, such as amid 
tall buildings, in tunnels, under bridges, etc., your current position may not be displayed properly and 
the displayed trajectory may differ from the actual trajectory.

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Summary of Contents for DRV-830

Page 1: ...B5A 2175 11 E 2018 JVC KENWOOD Corporation DRV 830 GPS Integrated Dashboard Camera INSTRUCTION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...e 36 Using the Viewer Software 37 Installing the software 37 Playing files 37 Outputting still pictures from the images 40 Outputting travel information 40 Backing up files 40 Troubleshooting 41 Appendix 44 Folder file structure 45 KENWOOD DRIVE REVIEWER operating environment 45 Recording time 46 Number of recordable files 46 Main Specifications 47 Important Notice Concerning the Software 48 z The...

Page 3: ...ey is turned off the parked recording function is set to standby and recording starts if an impact to the vehicle is detected Go Go Continuous recording Event recording Parked recording Parked recording function Standby Parked recording starts Impact Event recording for approximately 25 seconds Continuous recording Continuous recording Approximately 15 seconds after impact The time for recording a...

Page 4: ...es on a computer etc When set to OFF recording is no longer possible once the maximum number of recorded files for that size of SD card is reached P 46 You are notified of this by a warning sound a warning message and an indicator Upon purchase overwriting is set to OFF for event recording and manual recording ON for parked recording z Overwriting cannot be switched on and off for continuous recor...

Page 5: ...d cause moisture condensation inside the unit which could damage your device In the event of moisture condensation allow the device to dry out completely before use z The screen surface can easily be scratched Avoid touching it with sharp objects Nonadhesive generic screen protectors designed specifically for use on portable devices with LCD panels may be used to help protect the screen from minor...

Page 6: ...on strength may weaken and cause the device to fall z After mounting the device leave it for 24 hours before use to enable the mounting strength of the mount bracket to improve Failing to do so may result in the adhesion of the mount bracket becoming weak and the device falling z Fix the cord in place with tape or the like so that it does not interfere with driving Precautions for use z Do not blo...

Page 7: ...en Windshield Rear view mirror The Adjust according to the vehicle adjustments must be made in order to use the driving support functions P 17 Do this in a flat place with a line of sight distance of approximately 200 meters Recommended installation position z Install the device in a position where it will not block the front view of the driver position where hidden by the rear view mirror z Insta...

Page 8: ...r plug to the cigarette lighter socket When disconnecting the power cord disconnect it while pressing the hook of the connector CAUTION Fuse 2 A Part Names and Functions 1 Power cord connector terminal Connect the included cigarette lighter plug cord or the CA DR100 power cable for Dashcam optional accessory 2 Bracket attachment part Mount the included mount bracket 3 Camera lens 4 Speaker Outputs...

Page 9: ...ayback z When pressed and held during playback returns to continuous recording SD card slot 2 z Insert an SD card for recording here P 19 z SD card slot 2 is extend storage capacity for continuous recording data MIC indicator z Lights green when the audio recording setting is on while in the recording mode Monitor screen REC indicator z Lights blue during recording SD card slot 1 z Insert an SD ca...

Page 10: ...ed all the files on it including protected files are deleted z The camera will not work properly unless an SD card is inserted in SD card slot 1 z If you remove an SD card without turning the camera s power off the files recorded on the card could be damaged or lost Turning the power on and off When the vehicle s engine key is turned to ACC or ON the camera s power turns on and continuous recordin...

Page 11: ... continues Recorded file storage location z Recorded files are stored in the NORMAL folder on the SD card P 45 Event recording When a sudden impact etc is detected during continuous recording continuous recording is interrupted and event recording starts When event recording ends continuous recording resumes z The recording time for event recording is the 10 seconds before the impact was detected ...

Page 12: ...n if the camera s power is turned back on z The capture function also turns off if the menu or shortcut menu screen is displayed or if the recording mode is changed during recording Automatically captured still image file storage location z The still image files are stored in the PICTURE folder on the SD card P 45 Parked recording when the power is off To enable the parked recording function the p...

Page 13: ...when the power is turned off over 1 second Indicators on the recording screen 1 45 6 7 9 0 23 8 1 Recording mode 2 Remaining recording time remaining time for manual or event recording 3 Still image recording mode taking photos taking photos continuously This is only displayed during still image capture and continuous capture 4 HDR recording mode 5 Resolution 2560 1440 2304 1296 1920 1080 1280 720...

Page 14: ...ext file is played To return to continuous recording Press and hold the REC button z The files are sorted in the order in which they were recorded z Files organized in groups are indicated by a folder mark in front of the file date z Recording stops while folders or files are being selected or played Manual recording by pressing the REC button is also not possible at this time Playback Indicators ...

Page 15: ...otected files first cancel their protection then delete them z When an SD card is formatted all the files on it including protected files are deleted Deleting Files Recorded video files and still image files can be deleted Deleting files 1 Play the file you want to delete Ifyouhaveplayedastillimagefile skiptostep3 2 Press the MENU OK button to pause 3 Press and hold the button 4 Operate the and bu...

Page 16: ...tection 2 over 1 second Configuring the Settings Operating using the menu Operations for playing files configuring video recording settings etc can be performed from the menu screen 1 Press the MENU OK button The menu is displayed 2 Operate the and buttons to select the item then press the MENU OK button 2 1 1 Repeat this procedure as necessary depending on the selected item 3 Press and hold the R...

Page 17: ... length is 10 minutes regardless of the value set here Manual recording time 15 sec 30 sec 1 min Set the time for recording after manual recording is started The recording time before the REC button is set is fixed to 10 seconds Event recording time 15 sec 30 sec 1 min Set the time for recording after an impact is detected The recording time before an impact to the vehicle is detected is fixed to ...

Page 18: ... etc Playback volume Set the volume of the sound when playing recorded files in 6 steps mute to maximum Monitor Time settings 10 sec 1 min 3 min Set the time after which the monitor screen switches to the power saving mode during recording Operation settings Always on OFF Dim Set the monitor screen s power saving operation during recording When the MENU OK button is pressed the power saving operat...

Page 19: ...ER is viewer software for computers allowing images recorded on the camera to be displayed The application can be downloaded from the Kenwood website Please visit http www kenwood com cs ce For the operating environment please see Page 45 Installing the software 1 After downloading the application onto the computer double click the installer thenfollowtheinstructionsonthescreen to install KENWOOD ...

Page 20: ...tlyplayingfile Playsthenextfile Stops playback When pressed during playback sets thepausemode Whenpressedwhile paused resumes playback Capturestheimageatthepointwhere the button is pressed Displaysoperations playstatus etc Changes the playing speed Adjusts the volume 9 G sensor chart Displays the acceleration of the movement of the vehicle in the front back GX left right GY and upward downward GZ ...

Page 21: ...heengine å å Check that the cigarette lighter plug is properly connected z The fuse is blown å å After checking that no cords are short circuited replace with a fuse of the same capacity Contact your store of purchase z The power cord is improperly connected å å Have the connection checked at your store of purchase z Recording is not possible z is displayed on the screen z No SD card is inserted z...

Page 22: ... card on the camera P 19 Event recording failed file limit exceeded z The maximum number of recordable files for event recording has been reached with Overwrite event set to OFF å å When Overwrite event is set to ON old files are overwritten when recording new files P 33 å å Refer to Deleting Files and delete unnecessary files P 29 Manual recording failed file limit exceeded z The maximum number o...

Page 23: ...een buildings Signal reception may be influenced by such conditions as poor weather or a concentration of obstacles overhead for example trees tunnels bridges high rise buildings etc The speed position information etc will not be displayed properly if satellite signals cannot be properly received z The positioning data is for reference purposes only Important Notices RegardingTrademarks and Softwa...

Page 24: ...tes 1280 720 27 fps 9 fps 3 fps 100 minutes 270 minutes 580 minutes 200 minutes 540 minutes 1160 minutes 400 minutes 1080 minutes 2320 minutes 800 minutes 2160 minutes 4640 minutes 1600 minutes 4320 minutes 9280 minutes z The above recording times are the total maximum for continuous recording manual recording event recording and parked recording z The recording times are approximate The recording...

Page 25: ...Y WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE The license and distribution terms for any publicly available version or derivative of this code cannot be changed i e this code cannot simply be copied and put under another distribution license includ ing the GNU Public License CRC utility COPYRIGHT C 1986 Gary S Brown You may use this program or code or tabl...

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