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MC104DVR High Resolution Windshield Camera/DVR

Accessories included

Mounting adapter

Car charging cable

USB cable

Using the buttons and connectors on the Camera/DVR unit

ON/OFF

: Used to manually power on and power off the camera. To power on the camera, press this button for 3 seconds. NOTE: If 

the Camera / DVR unit is power using the car charger in a car, the unit powers on and begins recording when the car starts, and stops 
recording and powers itself off when the car is shut off. 

MENU

: Used to open the configuration menus. When the camera is not recording video, press the button once to open the 

configuration menu for the mode (Video, Capture, or Play) the camera is in, or press it twice to open the SETUP (global) menu. 

REC/SNAP

: Used to manually start and stop recording when in Video mode, to take a snapshot when in Capture mode, or to play a 

recorded video when in Play mode. 

DOWN 

and

 UP

: In the configuration menus, used to move vertically through the menus. In Play mode, used to select another video 

recording or snapshot to play. 

MODE

: Press this button change the camera mode. The camera can be in one of three modes: Video (for recording video), Capture 

(to take snapshots), and Play (to view snapshots and playback recorded video). To use this button, then camera must not be recording 
video; to stop recording, press the 

REC/SNAP

 button. 

USB

: Connector used for powering the unit with the car charging cable (converts 12 Vdc to 5 Vdc), and used to connect the Camera/

DVR directly to a computer USB port. 

AV OUT

: Jack used to output video and audio from the camera to an external monitor. When an external monitor is connected, the 

flip-down LCD display is disabled. An AV OUT cable is not included. 

RESET

: Use a thin wire (paper clip gauge) to reset and power off the Camera/DVR if it becomes non-responsive.  

Step 1.  Charging the Camera/DVR unit 

There are two ways to charge and power the Camera/DVR unit:

• 

Using the 

car charging cable

 or USB cable: 

 

Plug the car charging cable or USB cable into the USB port on the Camera/DVR unit, then into a 12 Vdc power source or USB 
jack on a running computer. 

NOTE

: The car charging cable will convert the source voltage to 5 Vdc to power the Camera/DVR 

and charge the internal LI-ion battery. 

 

When power is applied, the DVR will charge the internal LI-ion battery, and begin recording if an SD/MMC card is installed. 
To stop recording, push the 

REC/SNAP

 button on the left side of the unit.  

Summary of Contents for MC104DVR

Page 1: ...g and adjustment of video settings Internal battery backup 120 max field of view Mounts easily to windshield with suction cup mount What s Included Suction cup mount Cigarette lighter power plug USB t...

Page 2: ...f three modes Video for recording video Capture to take snapshots and Play to view snapshots and playback recorded video To use this button then camera must not be recording video to stop recording pr...

Page 3: ...ck nut Suction lever flip up to apply suction Elevation lock knob Horizon lock knob Suction cup 5 Loosen the Elevation lock knob Horizon lock knob and Pan lock nut 6 Orient the Camera DVR unit for the...

Page 4: ...modescene Capturemenu firstpage Capturemenu secondpage Capturemenu thirdpage TypicalPlaymodeofVideoscene TypicalPlaymodeofCapturescene Playmenu CAUTION You can use the Sys Reset option is perform a fa...

Page 5: ...he configuration menu 8 Press the MODE button to select a different mode then repeat the steps above to select the options you prefer for the mode 9 Repeat this steps 1 through 8 to configure the thir...

Page 6: ...g Battery charge level Running time meter Video mode icon Videorecordinginprogress NOTE 1 If the car charger is connected to the car power outlet and the Camera DVR unit the DVR will begin recording w...

Page 7: ...wo ways Using the SD or MMC flash memory card Power off the Camera DVR unit and remove the SD or MMC flash memory card Insert it into a card reader connected to your computer At the computer use a fil...

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