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Video Recording
Recording automatically starts when this product is started. The recorded video is saved to the
microSD card as one file of the set increment of time (default: 3 minutes), and when the microSD card
runs out of free space, the files are overwritten starting from the oldest file.
Notes
• You can change the video recording time.
→
“This Product Settings” - “Configurable Features”
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“Recording Setting”- “Video Clip Length”
• Video recording will stop under the following circumstances.
— When switched to photo mode
— When the power supply is stopped
— When the microSD Card is removed
— When the settings menu is selected
• If the recording has stopped by entering any setting menu, when returning to Recording Screen, you
need to manually press the red Start Recording icon to start the recording again.
• The recording time may differ depending on the conditions.
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Video Resolution: 1080 p / 720 p
You can select the required video resolution (Full HD / HD).
Default setting: 1080 p (Full HD).
Dual Lens Recording / 2-Channel Recording: Off / On
When this function is enabled, the rear camera will shoot simultaneously with the front one. In this
case, the resolution of the video recording of the rear camera will be 720 p. If this function is disabled,
video from the rear camera will not be saved.
Default setting: On
Loop Video Recording / Video Clip Length: 1 min / 3 min / 5 min
In this mode, the Dash Camera will cyclically record new video files at specified time intervals. If loop
recording is enabled, when the microSD Card is full, the old data will be overwritten with the new one.
If the loop recording function is disabled, recording will automatically stop when the SD memory card
is full. A warning message appears on the screen indicating that the memory card is full.
Default setting: 3 min
Headlights: Off / On
When this function is active, the system will remind you to turn on the headlights while driving after dusk.
Default setting: Off
Exposure: -3 / -2 / -1 / 0 / +1 / +2 / +3
By default, the system determines the optimal exposure for the entire scene that makes up the image.
Meanwhile, this function for determining the exposure allows you to select individual areas. This is
useful in cases where, when using the default setting, one or another important area may be strongly
overexposed or too dark. After changing this setting, the effect is immediately visible on the screen. If
the mode is changed, the camera returns to the exposure metering mode for the entire scene.
Default setting: 0
Video
Resolution
Exposure
Audio
Dual-lens
Recording
WDR
License Plate
Loop
Recording
Timestamp
Headlight
Reminder
Gravity
Sensor
