User Manual
RoadRunner 420
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Settings
Before recording, you can set up the device according to your
requirements.
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In video/picture preview mode, press [
] to enter video/picture
settings, press it again go the general settings, press it third time to
exit.
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In setting list, use
[
▲
]/[
▼
] to navigate the menu, press [OK] to
confirm the selection,
and [
] to exit.
Video settings
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Resolution:
Select the resolution of recorded video: 1080FHD / 1920*1080, 720P /
1280*720.
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Loop recording:
Video recording is provided in a cyclic order and chosen periods of time.
When micro SD card is full then the oldest unprotected files will be replaced by new
recorded files.
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Interval record:
Turn on or off interval recording.
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HDR:
Turn on or off
High Dynamic Range.
Exposure:
Set exposure value to determine how much light the camera’s sensor receives.
For lowlight situations, use a higher exposure.
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Motion Detection:
DVR automatically starts recording when motion is detected in front of
camera. Recording stops when there is no movement any more but a delay of 15-20
seconds. The function works only when power is supplied.
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Audio Record:
Set to turn the microphone on or off.
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Date Stamp:
Add date and logo stamp onto videos.
PICTURE SETTINGS
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Capture Mode:
Select the capture mode from Off/ 2s Delay/ 5s Delay/ 10s Delay.
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Resolution:
Select the picture image size from 12MP /4032x3040, 10MP /3648x2800, 8MP
/3456x2480, 5MP /2592x2016, 3MP /2048x1600, 2MP /1920x1088, 1.3MP /1280x720, VGA
/640x480.
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Sequence:
Select to turn the Sequence on or off. In Sequence mode, several photos are
captured in quick succession. This is used mainly when the subject is in successive motion,
such as sports.
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Quality:
Select quality from Fine / Normal / Economy.
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Sharpness:
Adjust the sharpness.
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White Balance:
Select an appropriate white balance, so images have a true-to-life color
range. It is for specific lighting situations.
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Color:
Select color from normal / black and white / sepia.
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ISO:
This controls camera light sensitivity. It is measured in filmcamera equivalents. Low values
are for stationary or brightly-lit objects. Higher values are for fast-moving or poorly-lit objects.
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Exposure:
Set exposure value to determine how much light the camera’s sensor receives.
For
lowlight situations, use a higher exposure.
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Anti-Shaking:
Minimize blurring and compensate for camera shake.
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Date Stamp:
Add data and logo stamp onto photos.
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