LAMAX C5.1 Dual, User Manual

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11) Connecting the GPS Module
GPS module is sold separately as an accessory and includes speed camera detection.
As soon as the module is connected to the camera and detects a signal, the GPS icon
turns green and the current coordinates appear on the display. On the product page at
www.lamax-electronics.com, download LAMAX Player to play back camera recordings. In
addition to the recordings, the player will display the current speed and the route travelled
on Google Maps.
LAMAX C5.1 Dual Dashcam Settings
In video mode, press the MENU button. The settings are subdivided into three sections:
settings, video settings and camera settings.
1) Settings
a) Volume
– adjusts the volume of the camera output (video playback and voice instruc-
tions). Press OK to get to the settings and use the arrow keys to select the level 0-10 and
confirm with the OK button.
b) Speeding
– sets the maximum speed and works only in conjunction with the GPS mod-
ule. Used to warn you of speeding even in places without a fixed speed camera. This
feature always takes precedence over speed camera detection reporting from the GPS
module. When this feature is switched off, the camera only alerts you to speed cameras.
Press OK to get to the setting and use the arrow keys to select a maximum speed of 40-
160 km/h, or turn this function off and confirm with OK.
c) Mode Settings – defines the detection alert level. It has two modes “Full Security/Radar”.
In “Radar” mode, it detects only speed cameras. In “Full Security” mode, it alerts you to
other dangers (such as emergency services, fire services, etc.) Press OK to get to the set-
tings, use the arrow keys to select the desired mode and confirm with OK.
2) Video Settings
a) Video Resolution
– offers two options HD and full HD at 30 fps. Press OK to get to the
settings, use the arrow keys to select the desired resolution and confirm with OK.
b) Video Time (loop length) – sets the length of each recording. Camera shoots 1-5 mi-
nutes of video. When the memory card is full, the camera starts overwriting the oldest
recordings. Individual videos are continuously linked to each other and do not create
blind spots between loops. Press OK to get to the settings, use the arrow keys to select
the desired loop length and confirm with OK.
c) Delayed Shutdown – allows you to set the delay time between disconnecting the power
and the camera shutting down. This feature is suitable, for example, for cars with a start-
stop system. Press the OK button to get to the setting and use the arrows to select the
desired delay time, or to turn off the function completely. Press the OK button again to
confirm.
d) Audio Recording – lets you mute the audio being recorded on the video. For example,
when you want to make a private call. This can also be done via a quick function. Press
the OK button to get to the settings and use the arrow keys to turn on or off the sound
and confirm by pressing the OK button again.
e) Exposure – allows you to adjust the exposure as needed from 0-10. Press the OK button
to get to the setting, use the arrows to select the desired level and confirm with OK.