M/Mode/Menu Button
With the camera in standby mode and NOT recording:
Long press the M/Mode/Menu button to cycle through the camera modes. (Video Mode/Photo
Mode/Playback Mode)
Short press the M/Mode/Menu button to open the menu in your current mode.
Video Mode Menu – Page 1
(1) [Resolution]: Select the video quality here.
(2) [Loop Recording]: Set the length of recordings here. [1m/3m/5m]
(3) [WDR]: Wide dynamic range (WDR) uses special software to balance high and low
levels of lighting in recordings. [Off/On] (Recommended: On)
(4) [G-sensor]: The internal G-sensor can detect hard braking and impacts, allowing the
dash cam to automatically lock videos as emergency files so they cannot be overwritten
by loop recording. Adjust the sensitivity here. [Off/Low/Medium/High]
(5) [Exposure]: Set the brightness/light sensitivity. (Default: 0)
(6) [Motion Detection]: If enabled, the camera will only record while the front-facing
camera detects motion. After 10 seconds of no motion, it will enter standby mode until it
detects motion again. [Off/On]
(7) [Record Audio]: Enable or disable audio recording here. (Default: ON)
(8) [Date Stamp]: If enabled, recordings will show a date/time stamp at the bottom of the
screen. [Off/On]
(9) [Parking Mode]: Requires a hardwired installation. [Off/G-Sensor]
i.
Off
ii.
G-Sensor - After the camera is powered off with the [Power Button], if the
G-sensor detects a vibration, the camera will power on, record a 30 second video,
then power off.
(10) [IR-Auto]: When the camera detects low-light conditions, the IR (Infrared) lights will
turn on automatically to improve night vision. [On/Off]
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