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5.
When the memory card fills up, the oldest unprotected recordings are
overwritten.
6.
It is recommended that the G - SENSOR option is set to the minimum, in or
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der to avoid securing unnecessary material caused, for example, by uneven
road surfaces and thus losing space on the memory card.
7.
Sound: the device has a built-in condenser microphone that records all
ambient sounds. Sounds may overlap causing distortion.
5. CAMERA INSTALLATION
SEE FIGURE B
1.
Choose where to mount the camera. It is best to position the camera so that
the display preview shows as much of the area in front of the car as possible.
Make sure the camera will not obstruct the driver’s view while driving.
2.
Mount the bracket on the windscreen and then connect the camera to it.
3.
Route the USB cable as shown above.
4.
Connect the USB-C plug to the holder.
5.
Place a second camera at the rear of the vehicle.
6.
Route the AV cable to the recorder so that it is not in the way while driving.
7.
Connect the AV plug to the AV port on the camera.
8.
Plug the charger into a 12/24 volt cigarette lighter socket.
INSTALLATION OF A REAR-VIEW CAMERA:
The mounting location of the additional camera included in the kit depends on your
preference. The camera meets IP67 waterproof standards (weatherproof).
CONNECTION OF A REAR-VIEW CAMERA:
Connect the black cable provided to the AV port on the main unit. Drag it to where
the secondary camera is mounted and plug it in. Make sure the main unit can see
the secondary camera (if not, check that the cable is correctly inserted in both
ports).
FITTING A REVERSING CAMERA:
The wires coming out of the rear camera should be connected to the reverse light
supply wires (red = plus). Connecting in this way will result in a reversing camera.
The outgoing installation should be well insulated and free from mechanical stress.
6. GETTING STARTED
1.
Insert a micro SD memory card formatted to the FAT32 or exFAT file system
(depending on the memory card).
2.
Mount and connect the camera to the power supply.
3.
Set in the menu:
a.
Date and time.
b.
Loop recording (adjust recording time). If you disable loop recording, the
files will not be overwritten.
c.
It is recommended to set the highest possible resolution.
d.
Set the G-Sensor overload sensor to the lowest possible sensitivity so that
the camera does not catch bumps in the road and secure unnecessary
footage.
e.
Adjust the rest of the settings according to your own preferences.
4.
The camera will start recording automatically every time you switch it on
(provided there is no permanent power supply in your car’s cigarette lighter
socket).
7. MAIN FEATURES OF THE CAMERA
1. Camera modes
The camera has 3 modes of operation.
Recording mode - in this mode, the camera records video.
Photo mode - in this mode, the camera takes photos.
Playback mode - view footage recorded by the camera.
2. Loop recording
The camera divides the recordings according to the selected time settings.
3.
Resolution
The camera can record in several resolutions. The higher the resolution, the
better the recording quality. Note: the better the quality of the recording, the
more space will be used on the memory card.
4. G-sensor
Gravity sensor. When the sensor is activated at the time of a collision, the
recording file is protected from being overwritten. It is recommended that the
lowest available value is set, as at a higher value the camera may pick up shocks
caused by
road irregularities.
5. Parking mode
When it is switched on the camera left in the car under power or until the
battery in the camera is discharged, it picks up the shock of the car (for example
during a parking bump), switches on and starts recording (recordings are
automatically protected against overwriting). When driving, it is advisable to
switch off parking mode as it can interrupt recorded video loops and take up
space on the memory card.
6.
Motion detection
When switched on and left in active power mode, the camera will record a short
video when motion is detected.
7.
Audio recording
The camera has a built-in microphone for recording ambient sounds.
8. Rear-view camera
