RoadHawk Vision - Camera Settings Menu Explained; Video and Photo Recording Settings; Driver ID, G-Sensor, and Language; Time;Date and Driver ID Setup

Streaming
Cache
The caching value determines the quality of the live video stream
from the camera. The lower value will give a lower quality live
preview with less delay. A higher value will give a higher quality
video stream but with more of a delay in the video stream. This
seng does not change the quality of the video recorded on to
the camera’s MicroSD card.
Video
Resoluon
This seng changes the resoluon of the video being recorded
by the camera. The higher resoluon will give higher quality video
but you will not be able to store as much video on the MicroSD
card as the les will be larger.
Video Quality Enables the quality of the recording to be adjusted. Normal is the
lowest quality seng which will allow you to store more video on
your MicroSD card. Super Fine is the highest quality seng but
the les will take up more space on the MicroSD card.
Date stamp
for video
When the Date stamp for video is turned on, the date will be
overlaid in the video being recorded. The Date can be set in the
Time/Date seng in the main menu.
Time stamp
for video
When the Time stamp for video is turned on, the me will be
overlaid in the video being recorded. The Time can be set in the
Time/Date seng in the main menu.
Driver ID
stamp for
video
When the Driver ID stamp for video is turned on, the Driver ID will
be overlaid in the video being recorded.
Video Loop
Length
This seng determines the length of the video le before a new
le is started. The video length can be set from 1 to 5 minutes
long.
To change the sengs on the RoadHawk Vision camera, connect the camera to your
mobile device and open the RoadHawk Vision App.
Press the “Change camera sengs”
buon in the app to bring up the sengs
menu. Please note: You need to stop the camera from recording before you can make
changes to the sengs.
Explanaon of the sengs menu:
Sengs Menu:
Photo
Resoluon
Changes the resoluon of the photos taken by the camera.
Higher resoluon sengs give higher quality photos but the
les will be larger.
Photo Quality Higher quality photos will take up more of the space on the
MicroSD card.
Date stamp
for Photo
When the Date stamp for photo is turned on, the date will be
overlaid in the photos taken by the camera. The Date can be
set in the Time/Date seng in the main menu.
Time stamp
for Photo
When the Time stamp for Photo is turned on, the me will be
overlaid in the photos taken by the camera. The me can be
set in the Time/Date seng in the main menu.
Driver ID
stamp for
Photo
When the Driver ID for Photo is turned on, the Driver ID will
be overlaid in the photos taken by the camera. The Driver ID
can be set using the Driver ID seng in the main menu.
Microphone
Sound
The microphone sound seng can be used to enable or
disable audio recording in your vehicle.
G-Sensor Changes the sensivity of the camera’s G-Force Sensor. If
your camera is creang a lot of ‘event’ les then you can
lower the sensivity of the G-Force sensor. If the sensivity of
the G-Sensor is too low then the camera may not create an
‘event’ le if you are involved in a light accident. Choosing the
correct seng will depend on your vehicle and condion of
the road surface.
Language Changes the user interface menu language.
Driver ID Allows you to enter up to 9 characters to be overlaid into
photos or videos made by the camera. You may enter car
registraon numbers or driver’s name etc. Please ensure you
set the Driver ID video stamp and/or Driver ID photo stamp to
on in the main menu.
Set Time/Date Allows you to set the me and date seng of the camera. It
is important to set the correct me and date so the recorded
videos and photos can be labelled correctly. To display an
overlay of the Time and/or Date in the recorded videos and
photos, please turn the Video/Date stamp sengs to on in
the main menu.
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