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CONTENTS

CAUTIONS

FEATURES

PRODUCT CONTENTS

BEFORE YOU BEGIN

PRODUCT NAME

SPECIFICATION

BASIC INSTALLATION

MOUNTING BRACKET & MOUNTING

PASSIVE

IN STALLING A EMERGENCY BUTTON

RECORDING WITH

PASSIVE

PASSIVE2 VIEWER INSTALLATION

PASSIVE2 VIEWER GUIDE

PASSIVE2 CONFIGURATION

HOW TO SETTING

USER’S DIRECTION

REFERENCE I

REFERENCE II

REFERENCE II (GPS tip)

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Summary of Contents for Passive 2

Page 1: ...Mobile Video Systems 23905 Clinton Keith Road Suite 114 388 Wildomar California 92595 Tel 888 721 5777 Fax 951 257 0411 www mobilevideosystems net chuckm mobilevideosystems net...

Page 2: ...TALLATION MOUNTING BRACKET MOUNTING PASSIVE2 IN STALLING A EMERGENCY BUTTON RECORDING WITH PASSIVE2 PASSIVE2 VIEWER INSTALLATION PASSIVE2 VIEWER GUIDE PASSIVE2 CONFIGURATION HOW TO SETTING USER S DIRE...

Page 3: ...the unit out of the sun For it will distort the image Do not adjust the unit while operating the vehicle STOP To prevent data loss turn off the device prior to removing the SD card Do not insert unrel...

Page 4: ...is intended to alert the user to the presence of unisolated dangerous voltage within the products enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock The exclamation...

Page 5: ...mera 175 field of view H 264 video compression for high quality compact video files Record driving events and pinpoint the location of the event using Google Maps Internet connection required Integrat...

Page 6: ...ts PASSIVE2 GPS and bracket Monitor Cable Power Cable Cigar Jack SDHC Memory Card External Emergency Button Cable Holder option 4 Electronic manual Located in Software CD Software CD External SD card...

Page 7: ...the memory card reader and plug memory card reader into your computer s USB port NOTE Use the included memory card reader to ensure compatibility NOTE The SDHC memory card slides smoothly all the way...

Page 8: ...ver View Camera 4 IR LED 12 Monitor Connector 5 CDS daylight Sensor 13 GPS Connector 6 Recording LED 14 Network port only for the external SD card reader 7 GPS LED 15 Channel Switch When monitor is co...

Page 9: ...R Impact detection and recording GPS SENSOR Instantly records after sudden acceleration and breaking RECORDING MEDIA SDHC Memory card Class 6 Max 32GB Default 4GB LENS Driver view 120 and In car view...

Page 10: ...connector from the mounting bracket into the side of the PASSIVE2 labeled GPS c Slide mounting bracket upwards on the back of the device The mounting bracket locks in place d Connect the car adapter t...

Page 11: ...nit to receive optimal GPS reception and recording angles NOTE Apply double sided adhesive to the mounting bracket base and orient unit upright before mounting To mount your PASSIVE2 for the first tim...

Page 12: ...he side of the unit with a thin rigid object 2 Insert the end of the panic button extension into the EMGCY port 3 Run the cable along the dashboard to conceal the cable out of view 4 Remove the double...

Page 13: ...the in car camera and the Driver View camera How the PASSIVE2 Interprets Bumps and Impacts When your vehicle goes over a bump or receives a sudden force the built in sensor causes the REC LED on the...

Page 14: ...e Installation CD If the OS is VISTA right click the mouse and install with user s authorization Foreign languages are provided and the program will be translated according to the PC s OS 2 After clic...

Page 15: ...recorded data with your own ID and password Caution You will not be able to playback the recorded data if you forget the ID and password Setting User setting ID Password OK to save Insert SDHC card in...

Page 16: ...ackward Play backward Pause Play Move 1 frame forward 1 Channel play 2 Channel Play 2 Channel in one time PIP Play Button A G Sensor Graph When the event happens the impact level of left right up down...

Page 17: ...PASSIVE2 VIEWER GUIDE Play modes 1channel play channel can be switched 2channel play channel can be switched 2Channels simultaneously PIP function 15...

Page 18: ...UIDE Enlarge the screen mode When double clicking on the image the view will become full screen 1024 x 768 resolution is the recommended 16 Double click Magnifying function Click right button on mouse...

Page 19: ...g the recorded files they are distinguished by category such as normal emergency impact or over speed The files are displayed in order by year month day time minute second event Play modes Event searc...

Page 20: ...o playback stops and the event search window box is to pop up Search and check the event by incident type with clicking application then data list displays for your selected incident types But in case...

Page 21: ...event Full screen viewing modes disables Google Maps View To start Google Maps view 1 Click play on the Google Maps window Google Maps connects and shows the current location of the vehicle on the ma...

Page 22: ...ayback the recorded video data i g Check and click the data of SDHC memory card Select an image format Save images as a pictures JPEG e g Assign the folder or create a new folder for saving data Back...

Page 23: ...shot and verify that the screen shot has not been tampered with 1 Under Select Image click BMP Watermark and click OK 2 Browse for the directory you wish to save your picture in Click OK 1 Execute wmp...

Page 24: ...ick Back up to open the backup screen Back up Save the image picture or video file 3 1 Click the video you wish to backup from the Event browser You can only select one event at a time 4 Select the ch...

Page 25: ...cond Event Setting frames of event during an event Resolution Recording resolution can be set to Very high high normal low or very low Resolution will be depend on SD memory capacity Default frames No...

Page 26: ...me zone Setting the appropriate time for each country default GTM 09 00 Seoul Tokyo Auto Reboot If you connect PASSIVE2 with the battery of car for continuous operation of PASSIVE2 we recommend you to...

Page 27: ...curs Post alarm 10 30 seconds recording after event occurs Over speed set up the over speed monitoring system Once the over speed limit has been exceeded the device will begin recording Km or Miles wi...

Page 28: ...and password 1 User ID PASSIVE2 user ID 2 Password PASSIVE2 user password 4 Removable Disk Restoring or formatting a SD card SDHC memory card USB removal disk a Restoration Restoring SDHC memory in ca...

Page 29: ...rt it into PASSIVE2 and connect the power Then 3 folders data update config automatically create and a system cgg file which has the default setting data create in a config directory Click Quick Forma...

Page 30: ...5 Version Product version 28 PASSIVE2 VIEWER CONFIGURATION...

Page 31: ...ut image This button enables you to print out video data When this button is clicked by you the moving video stops and a still cut picture is to be printed out CH 1 In car view image CH 2 Driver view...

Page 32: ...ard is inserted and rebooted Take out SD memory card from the PASSIVE2 unit Insert SD memory card to PC Run PASSIVE2 viewer See page 12 17 Open configuration and change the setting See page 23 28 Clos...

Page 33: ...Be sure when upgrading the firmware the power MUST NOT be turned off GPS REC and POWER LED lights will be lit while upgrading Be sure to backup your data before overwriting the SD card PASSIVE2 will...

Page 34: ...lm on the camera Lens Wipe and clean the camera lens with a soft fabric For the best result clean the camera lens on a regular basis Contact the distributor that you have purchased the unit from if th...

Page 35: ...use of product format SD memory card FAT32 at least once in a month 6 Provided SD memory card is strictly for PASSIVE2 use only Putting other files to the memory card could potentially cause damage 7...

Page 36: ...an the time difference from the last stored GPS data NOTE The built in GPS antenna DOES NOT act as a portable navigation system The purpose of the GPS antenna on the mounting bracket is to track your...

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