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Configuring the device
(1) Click the "Device Setting" button. An interface is launched. Click "Generate” to generate a Config.TXT
file. With the help of the USB reader, copy the file to the root directory of your memory card.
(2) The “Device Setting” interface offers the following options:
Data storage mode:
You may set "Tracking mode" to "Standard Mode" or "Professional Mode". If you are using a
memory card with a low capacity, you may choose “Standard Mode" to use less space.
Over-speed alert:
You may set the speed (in km/h) of "over-speed alert". The device emits an alert when the traveling
speed of your car exceeds the value. Range of settings: 30km/h at minimum and 300km/h at
maximum.
Spy mode timer:
You may set the time interval to turn on the device in the "Spy Tracking Mode". A longer interval
will result in a longer total standby duration. Range of settings: 1min – 100 min.
Note: If the receiver does not find configure files, it runs in the standard mode by default: Data storage mode:
"Standard Mode", Over-speed alert: "OFF", Spy mode timer: "15min".
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Track conversion options
Click "Options" button. The detailed options are launched:
(1) Export every meter: The track is outputted at a certain distance interval.
(2) Export every second: The track is outputted at a certain time interval.
(3) Over-speed tag: The point where the traveling speed of your car exceeds the
predefined value is marked with an "over-speed icon" on the track.
(4) Route width: This is used to set the thickness and color of the lines connecting
the track points between one another.
For more detailed operations, refer to the help of the software.
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Relevant Software
Time Album