3. Settings
Before recording, you can set up the device according to your requirements.
- In preview mode, press [M] two times to enter settings, press it again to
exit. Use [ ]/[ ] to navigate the menu. Press [ ] to confirm.
Settings menu
•Resolution: Select the resolution of recorded video: 2560x1080 (30 fps), 2304x1296 (30 fps),
1920x1080 (30 fps), 1920x1080 (30 fps)(HDR), 1280x720 (60 fps), 1280x720 (30 fps).
•Video quality: Set the video quality to super fine, fine, or normal.
•Record overwrite: Set the video duration ( 1, 3, 5, or 10 minutes) for loop recording. When the
microSD card is full, the device will delete the oldest unlocked video file automatically.
•Motion detection: Turn on or off motion detection. If there is any motion detected while the car
engine is stopped, your car DVR will start recording automatically.
•Power on record: Set DVR to start recording when power on.
•Power off delay: Select a time span for DVR to power off when the car engine stops.
•Power on delay: Select a time span for DVR to power on when the car engine starts.
•MIC: Set to turn the microphone on or off.
•Time lapse: Set the time interval to record the same scene or the same object automatically for
a long time, but show it quickly, so that a slow action appears to happen quickly.
•Language: Choose your language.
•Car number set: Set the car plate number if necessary.
•TV type: Choose your TV type from NTSC, and PAL.
•Auto power off: Set automatic power off when the device is not in use.
•Format: Format the memory card.
Formatting will erase all your stored data. Back up your data before proceeding.
•Time setup: Set time on DVR.
•Stamp: Add information stamp onto videos/photos.
•Auto LCD off: Set automatic LCD off when the device is not in use, press any button to wake up.
•Default setting: Restore to default setting.
•Flicker: For a given luminance, the frequency of light fluctuation that evokes a sensation of
flicker. Set a right flickering frequency to avoid horizontal stripe interference.
•Contrast: Adjust the contrast.
•Sharpness: Adjust the sharpness.
•White balance: Select an appropriate white balance, so images have a true-to-life color range. It
is for specific lighting situations.
•EV setting: Set exposure value to determine how much light the camera’s sensor receives. For
lowlight situations, use a higher exposure.
•G-sensor set: Select the sensitivity of the G-sensor. The smaller the number is, the higher the
sensitivity is. When reaching the sensitive value (such as collision), the recording file will be
automatically protected.
•GPS auto update time: Set the GPS to update the date/time automatically.
•GMT setup: Select the local GMT (Greenwich Mean Time).
•GPS set up: Turn on or off GPS.
•Beep sound: Adjust volume of beep sound.
•WDR: Turn on or off WDR (Wide Dynamic Range). WDR can enhance the brightness in dark, and
adjust the brightness in backlighting.
•LDWS detect: Turn on or off LDWS (Lane Departure Warning System).
•LDWS calibration: Adjust the LDWS.
•Active slot setup: Set the file storage position.
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