RoadHawk Vision - MicroSD Card Performance and Limitations; Card Capacity and Longevity; Number Plate Capture Factors; Limited Warranty Statement

The MicroSD
card is only
holding a few
‘events’ and
not much of
my journey.
Using the highest quality sengs available the RoadHawk
Vision can use up to 6gb of data per hour of recording. Using a
MicroSD card with a small capacity coupled with a high quality
seng will seriously limit how much video you can store on
your SD card.
You can either lower the video quality sengs using the
soware sengs menu or it is advised to use a MicroSD card
with a greater capacity. The RoadHawk Vision can use SDHC
and SDXC high capacity MicroSD cards.
My MicroSD
card has failed
/ no longer
works in the
camera.
MicroSD cards only have a limited number of read/write cycles.
Eventually, even high quality SD cards can “wear out”. You
should only use high quality MicroSD cards in this camera.
Choose a well-known brand and make sure it is at least rated
Class 6 or beer. If you wire the camera to operate 24/7 then
the MicroSD card’s life will be drascally reduced.
The life of the MicroSD card will depend on the quality of the
card, the Class of the card and how much driving you do.
I can’t read
number plates
on other
vehicles.
Although the RoadHawk Vision uses some of the most
advanced image processing available at the me of being
designed, it also uses a wide angled camera lens. This is to
capture as much of the road ahead as possible. A side eect
of using such a wide angled lens is the appearance of vehicles
seeming further away than they actually are. This makes
reading of number plates harder for the camera to capture.
The camera’s ability to read number plates will depend on the
weather condions, the amount of available light, the distance
of the vehicle from the camera and the clean condion of your
windscreen. Using the camera in higher resoluon modes will
enhance the ability of the camera to capture number plates.
This Limited Warranty shall apply to the RoadHawk product including all accessories
as contained within the original RoadHawk box “the Product”.RoadHawk warrants
the product from its authorised distributor will meet the applicable product
specicaons and be free from all defects in material and workmanship for an
applicable period herein“Limited Warranty”. This Limited Warranty is subjected
to the following terms and condions:
1. This Limited Warranty is given only to the original purchaser of the Product
“Customer” it shall neither exclude nor limit a) any statutory rights of the
Customer or b) any of the Customer’s rights against the sellers of the Product.
2. The Limited Warranty shall be restricted to the country/region of Product
purchase this is to avoid excessive import or exportaon of the Product
throughout the supported countries.
3. This Limited Warranty is only valid and enforceable in countries where the
Product is sold. Outside of the country of purchase, any repairs performed by
RoadHawk’s Authorized Service Centre are subject to charge to the purchaser
at normal repair rates.
4. The Limited Warranty entles the Customer to a Product replacement or a full
refund of the purchase price for any defects relang to the performance and /
or funconing of the Product which result from normal use of the Product,
provided that such a defect arises within ten (10) days of the original date of
purchase of the Product and cannot be otherwise repaired. RoadHawk will
provide a replacement or repair of the Product at RoadHawk’s own expense for
any such defect arising aer ten (10) days but within two (2) month of the
original date of purchase. This Limited Warranty may not be sold – on, assigned,
transferred or given to any subsequent purchaser or acquirer of the Product.
5. This Limited Warranty shall last for two (2) years from the date of original purchase
“Warranty Period”. A valid original invoice “Proof of Purchase” is required.
LIMITED WARRANTY STATEMENT:
It is advisable to take precauons aer an ‘event’ takes place in order for the
camera to not Erase this important data. The best way to do this is to unplug the
camera, wait for the camera to chime and remove the MicroSD card. A spare/
backup MicroSD card can be used if you need to connue to drive.
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