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d) Take photos by pressing the “OK” button. The camera must be in photo
mode.
e) After switching to the gallery, which displays a list of recorded videos
and photos, navigate between these using the “UP” and “DOWN”
arrows. To start and stop a recording press the “OK” button.
f) Gallery can be viewed as a preview. After navigating to the Gallery, press
the “MENU” button and use the arrow keys to highlight the “Preview”
option and press “OK”.
6) Deleting Files on the Camera
a) Deleting files directly on the camera – can be done in the gallery. After
pressing the “MENU” button, select “Delete” and then “Current”.
b) Deleting all entries – can be done in the gallery. After pressing the
“MENU” button, select “Delete” and then “All”.
7) File Locking
a) Locking the current file – can be done in the gallery. After pressing the
“MENU” button, select “Lock” and then “Lock current image”
b) Locking all entries – can be done in the gallery. After pressing the
“MENU” button, select “Lock” and then “Lock all images”.
c) Unlocking the current entry – can be done in the gallery. After pressing
the “MENU” button, select “Lock” and then “Unlock current image”.
8) Connecting to PC
Camera can be connected to a PC via the supplied mini USB cable. After
connecting, the message “Connected to PC” is displayed. When connec-
ted, the camera acts as a plug’n’play device.
9) Connecting the GPS Module
GPS module is sold separately as an accessory and includes a suction cup
mount. The mount with the GPS module should be slid into the rails on
the camera until it stops. Once connected the GPS icon will be uncrossed.
On the product page at www.lamax-electronics.com download the LA-
MAX Player to playback recordings from the camera. The player displays
the recordings along with current speed and the driven route on Google
Maps.
LAMAX C4 Car Camera Settings – Video Mode
1) Video Resolution
Video resolution can be set in the video settings menu. The video settings
menu is accessed by pressing “MENU” in video mode. Use the “UP” and
“DOWN” arrows to scroll to “RESOLUTION” and choose one of the options
– 1080p30 and 720p30.