Kenwood DRV-A601W, Instruction Manual

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<Recording at Parking Mode>
Once the device detects any vibration in the parking mode, it will turn on the device
automatically and record the video for 30 seconds. In this duration, if the device detects
any other vibration, it will extend recording for 30 seconds until there is no vibration at
all and turn off the device back to the parking mode.
<Parking Mode to Normal Mode>
If the device detects the constant vibration more than 15 seconds, it will assume that the
driver is driving the car and automatically switch from Parking Mode to Normal Mode.
G Sensor: G sensor is the sensor that can detect forces. When it senses any forces,
it will protect the current file automatically. Adjust the sensitivity of G sensor here.
OPTIONS: High/Medium (default)/Low/Off
GPS: Turn the GPS function ON or OFF.
OPTIONS: On (default)/Off
Speed Units: Adjust the unit for speed data.
OPTIONS: MPH (default)/KMH
Screen Saver: the device has a function to let the screen shut down
after a period of inactivity. Press any button to re-activate the display.
OPTIONS: Off (default)/30 Seconds/2 Minutes
Note: When Parking Mode is activated, after 2 minutes of recording, LCD Display will
automatically turn off. (Parking mode LCD display time setting: N/A)
KENWOOD Stamp: Turn the KENWOOD logo stamp ON or OFF on the recorded files.
OPTIONS: On (default)/Off
Time & Date Stamp: Turn ON or OFF the date stamp mark on the recorded files.
OPTIONS: On (default)/Off
Information Stamp: Turn the Information stamp including the acceleration,
speed data on the recorded files ON or OFF.
OPTIONS: On (default)/Off
License Plate Stamp: Input your license plate number to put your license plate stamp
on the recorded files.
NOTE: When you are in the SETUP MENU -> Restore Defaults , you will be able to restore
all the settings to the device’s default settings.
When connecting the hardwire kit CA-DR1030(optional accessory) to the permanent
power fuse for constant recording and the device is placed under the sun without
air circulation, it may cause the device to overheat. When the device temperature is
too high, (4K resolution or WQHD Duo Lens recording) will automatically switch to
(WQHD Single Lens recording or FHD Duo Lens recording) to cool down the device. Once
the device temperature is normal, it will automatically switch back to (4K resolution or
WQHD Duo Lens recording).