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Once the installation and wiring procedures have been completed, start the engine with the 

SD card inserted. The unit will switch on, automatically, and recording will start simultaneously. 

*  Factory Default: Dual Recording Mode. (The Recording Mode can be changed via the 

Recording Settings, refer to p.25).

*  The words  ‘event occurs’ mean that an impact has been detected. The higher the sensitivety set-

ting, finer shocks or impacts are detected and conversely the lower the sensitivety setting, only 

large shocks or impacts are detected. It is possible to adjust the sensitivety of detection (sensing) 

via the PC VIEWER software program (refer to p.25).

Recording Mode & Time

1 min.

Continued...

Event

* Normal Recording :  Independent of events, continuous recording at 1 minute intervals.

* Dual Recording :  Both ‘normal recording’ and ‘event recording’ are used. If any event (impact) is 

detected during ‘normal recording’, ‘normal recording’ will stop and ‘event re-

cording’ will start. After ‘event recording’, ‘normal recording’ will resume. 

* Event Recording :   Recording for 10 seconds before and 5 seconds after an event (accident) 

occurs. (15 seconds in total).

(Event recording starts with an audible ‘beep’).

Depending on the recording mode, the REC LED lamp will 
flash:
- ‘

Normal’ recording, flashes once per second (green).

- ‘Event’ recording, flashes five times per second (red).

Example: If an event happens 1 minute and 40 seconds after recording starts:

10 sec.

5 sec.

Video Recording

Saved as a Nor-

mal recording 

file (1 min.)

Event

Prior to an ‘Event’, images except those 10 secs. before the ‘Event’ (at 1 min. 40 sec), 

will be saved as a small  ‘normal recording’  file (30 sec., not 1min).

Normal recording section

Event recording section

Event recording

Normal recording

1min. and 40 sec.

1 min.

1 min.

1 min.

1 min.

1 min.

5 sec. after 

an event

10 sec. before 

an event

1 min.

1 min.

1 min.

1 min.

30 sec.

When the recorded image is larger than the SD card capacity, the unit over-writes the oldest files. 

‘Normal’ and ‘event’ recording are allocated a ratio of 6:4 of the SD card memory capacity. 

Example for a 2GB SD card:

Recording mode

Normal recording

Event recording

Folder Name

Normal

Event

Maximum storage

Approx 1.2GB (If over 1.2GB, the oldest files are over-written and 

new files are recorded/saved.)

Approx 0.8GB (If over 0.8GB, the oldest files are over-written and 

new files are recorded/saved.)

Summary of Contents for Recorder-Cam

Page 1: ...s are subject to change without notice 1 CH DIGITALVIDEO RECORDER Thank you for purchasing this product For correct use and application please read this instruction manual thoroughly Recorder Cam Vehi...

Page 2: ...Components and their functions 5 Preparation for Operation Inserting the SD card Removing the SD card 6 Operation Power ON OFF Checking the received GPS data Video recording Emergency recording Instan...

Page 3: ...g time when switched on From a few seconds to minutes depending on the signal reception environment Metallic windscreen tints may cause telecommunication problems or poor recording quality Metallic ti...

Page 4: ...ower cable do not use a damaged cable It may cause unit cable malfunction electrical shock or fire Do not position the unit in a location where sudden temperature or humidity changes may be encounted...

Page 5: ...ng continuous recording Single Dual Recording Modes Wide angle of view 130 Built inWDR Camera Voice recording selectable Instant photograph or video capture Speaker Alert GPS Antenna records route loc...

Page 6: ...y metal obstacles Pleasemountthecameraatthecorrectangle direction thiswillensurethatlightisnot reflected back into the camera lens and thereby reducing the recorded image quality Prior to installation...

Page 7: ...tal Car Bus orTruck DVR body Double sided Adhesive tape Keep horizontal Tinted section If installed in the centre of the windscreen in front of the rear view mirror optimal recorded images can be obta...

Page 8: ...eating aerial wires and or coating tinting areas at the top of the windscreen If installed in the tinted area the quality of recording may be ef fected and the heating aerial wires may be damaged when...

Page 9: ...door Fix the cable between the door and the side of dash board and with the enclosed clips secure it as far as the front seat door frame and beneath the footwell Ensure that the cable is not too loose...

Page 10: ...interference and at least 30cm from other equipment such as the DVR body or any Sat Nav units etc GPS Antenna V OUT connection Only use the included cable If any other cable is used the unit monitor...

Page 11: ...nput port to connect the power cigarette cable DC 12 24V System reset button GPS module connection port Built in microphone SD card insertion location Output speaker for auditory warnings MONO Recordi...

Page 12: ...n or permanent SD card failure Before using the SD card check the following 5 Open the SD card slot cover and insert as shown in the figure Push fully in until the SD card clicks into place Once the c...

Page 13: ...tes the unit is powered by an internal battery After the recording function finishes the file is securely saved before switching off WhentheGPSantennaisattached theGPS POWER LEDilluminatesafterthe uni...

Page 14: ...onds after an event accident occurs 15 seconds in total Event recording starts with an audible beep Depending on the recording mode the REC LED lamp will flash Normal recording flashes once per second...

Page 15: ...Capture The instant capture function takes a photograph in an unexpected event or when it s required to save photographs at the user s discretion Photographs will be saved in the CAPTURE folder of the...

Page 16: ...STA Memory 128MB RAM or more HDD 500MB or more supported How to install PCVIEWER Manager 1 Channel Vehicle DIGITALVIDEO RECORDER PCVIEWER Software Program It s an exclusive software application design...

Page 17: ...t a desired video file to be played in the file list click the PLAY Button and the select ed video file will be played Loading Screen Password Input When executed the above image appears After loading...

Page 18: ...vedtotheSDcard Showsadditionalfilelists Displaysthevehiclerouteinformation iftheGPSantennawasconnected DisplaystheactualGPSinfo receivedduringdriving iftheGPSantennawasconnected Capturesthescreenbeing...

Page 19: ...from the file list 2 Next click the Delete button and the file s will be permanently deleted from the SD card Notethatitisimpossibletorecoveranydeletedfileswhichhavenotbeensavedtotheharddrive 4 Delete...

Page 20: ..._Hour Mintue Second_EVENT or Not In dicated For Event indication Normal Files are marked with an I and Event Files with an E Normal file list screen Extended file list screen Example 111012_181059_I i...

Page 21: ...list and click the Play button Skip Click the Backward Forward button and playing will skip at regular intervals Play Previous Next File Click the Previous Next File button and the previous next file...

Page 22: ...axis X axis front rear shocks Y axis left right shocks Z axis up down shocks 3G SENSOR sensitivity can be adjusted in the Configuration Menu See p 24 If a shock is detected during video recording tim...

Page 23: ...nformation Date and time at the time of the journey If the GPS antenna was utilised connected it is possible to check the actual vehicle speed time direction and location information at the time of th...

Page 24: ...ct world standard time ie GMT Select whether the set time or summer time is utilised Set change the password for the PCViewer manager Apply the password for the PCViewer manager Set theVehicle ID whic...

Page 25: ...s Time option Setting the data time Setting world standard time Apply to RTC If this box is ticked the date and time set above will be applied to the unit the time saved in the unit will be overwritte...

Page 26: ...vehicle ID Enter the car number ID for the user The number will be displayed on the replay screen Apply to user password This applies the password to the program the program can not be used without e...

Page 27: ...ntenna Included Selectable Image Capture Emergency 20 Seconds DC 12 24V Status Included Included Video Input Channel Recording Resolution Recording Frame Recording Quality Recording Memory Video Compr...

Page 28: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL...

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