Mini 805 User Manual

User's Guide For
MINI0805 DASH CAMERA
Please read this manual carefully before using.
This manual should be kept for future reference.
WARNING: The dash camera should be set up before driving.
Concentration should be maintained on the task of driving, let the dash
camera record accidents caused by others not you.

Mini 805 Specifications

General

G-Sensor	Yes
Loop Recording	Yes
Motion Detection	Yes
Lens	6-layer glass lens
Storage	MicroSD
Power Source	12V
Video Resolution	2560x1440p @ 30fps

Summary

Precautions

2. Operation

2.5 Changing the Default Set-up

2.5.1 Setting the Date and Time

How to adjust the date and time settings on the dash camera.

2.5.2 Setting Language

Procedure for changing the user interface language.

2.5.3 Setting Loop recording

Configures continuous or segmented video recording modes.

2.5.4 Setting Video Resolution

2.5.5 Setting Video Frequency Flicker

2.5.6 Setting the White Balance

2.5.7 Setting the AV Output Format

2.5.8 Setting Auto Power Off time

2.5.9 Setting Date Time Display

2.5.10 Enabling Motion Detection

Activates recording when motion is detected in standby mode.

2.5.11 Setting Power Off Screen time

2.5.12 Setting Video Recording Mode

2.5.13 Setting Gravity Sensor Sensitivity. (G-Sensor)

Adjusts the sensitivity of the G-Sensor for automatic file locking.

2.5.14 Setting Buttons Beep Volume

2.5.15 Select Language

2.5.16 Reset to Default Settings

Restores the dash camera to its original factory settings.

2.5.17 Format the microSD card

Erases all data from the microSD card to prepare it for use.

2.5.19 Setting Video Stamp

2.5.20 Setting Driver Number

2.5.21 Turn GPS logger on

Enables or disables the GPS module for tracking and speed logging.

2.5.22 Setting Speed Measurement

2.5.23 Setting Display Rotation

2.5.24 Setting LDWS (Lane Departure Warning System)

Configures the lane departure warning system and its calibration.

2.5.25 Setting WDR (Wide Dynamic Range)

2.6 Transferring the video files and data

4. Protecting Video After an Accident

5. Troubleshooting

6. Specification