1-
Video Quality:
Adjust the video quality to High, Normal or Low. High is of
course recommended for the best video quality. You can adjust to Normal or Low
to have more space on your Micro SD Card. The Higher the quality of video the
more storage space it uses.
2-
Video Frame Rate:
This gives you a drop down menu to adjust the frame rate.
It is set to highest as a standard at 30 NTSC FPS so that the video is smooth.
Again, this can be adjusted to get the most storage out of your Micro SD Card and
sacrifice some frames.
3-
Car Information:
Easily identify vehicle information. Vehicle license plate
number, model, VIN etc can be input here to identify this information quickly.
4-
Password:
This is a feature of the Micro SD Card encryption, to prevent others
from accessing any data. Set a password, then that password is required to access
the playback files, settings or to format the Micro SD Card.
5-
Time Zone:
Set time zone here. GPS has an auto time correction.
6-
Copy Me To SD Card:
It saves configuration settings to be used at a later time.
7-
Unit of Speed:
Adjust the unit of speed to your preference. Mile per hour,
Kilometer per hour, Knot per hour.
8-
Playback Password:
This is an on screen playback password. When enabled
you need to enter password first before entering playback mode. Change settings
first then set the password. Set password from 0-9.
9-
G-Sensor Sensitivity:
Here you set the sensitivity for the G-Sensor. OFF, Light,
Low, Normal, High, Heavy. (Light meaning less sensitive and heavy being more
sensitive.) Example: Set to light if you live in a place like Michigan, otherwise
you will have repeated emergency recording that won’t be overwritten. This is
because of the potholes and uneven roads.
10-
Sensor Sensitivity:
This has to do with the IR’s (camera lights) and the
sensitivity of them to come on at night.
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