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Note: Motion detection mode is only operational when the camera is on. If the camera
is switched off, the motion detection feature will be inactive.
Low Bitrate Recording
With low bitrate recording mode activated, you'll see a "1080p" ( ) or "720p" ( ) icon
on the display, depending on your selected setting. If the camera does not detect any
motion for 5 minutes, an orange standby icon ( )will appear. During this standby
phase, the camera switches to a lower resolution—either 1080p at 15 frames per second
(FPS) or 720p at 15 FPS—to save on storage space. The length of these low bitrate
recordings matches the duration you've set for loop recording. If the camera detects
vibration or movement, it exits standby mode, then if there's no further activity, it re-
enters standby after 5 minutes.
Note: The low bitrate recording feature is only functional when the camera is powered
on. Turning off the camera will disable low bitrate recording.
Low Framerate Mode
In low framerate mode, the dash cam records at a reduced framerate, which you can set
to 1, 5, 10, or 15 frames per second (FPS), depending on your preference. For instance, if
the normal recording rate is 30 FPS and you select 1 FPS, the camera will produce one
frame of video per second. This mode is efficient for saving storage space on the
memory card while maintaining the video's continuity.
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