COMMON FUNCTIONS
Connecting to a Computer
Connect device to a computer using the micro USB cable. If not already, power on the
device. A “USB connecting…” message will be displayed on the display screen. The
contents of the memory card will appear as a regular disk drive on your computer, as if it
was a USB flash drive. Browse as normal to view, play, copy and delete saved files.
Compatible with Windows (XP and later) and MAC (OS X and later).
File Management
Recorded video and photo files are classified and grouped into different folders:
• Normal video and photo files are stored in “NORMAL” folder.
• Protected video files are stored in “EVENT” folder.
Recorded video and photo files are named in the format of date+time.
Choosing a TF/MicroSD Card
The higher the video resolution, the better the image quality. However a higher video
resolution also requires more storage space. This means with the same capacity TF/
Micro SD card, if you choose to record a higher video resolution, you will need to save
shorter video clips.
A TF/MicroSD card with larger storage space can be used to store longer individual video
clips or a longer total duration of saved files. This device supports TF/MicroSD cards with
a storage space of up to 64GB.
Note:
• Use TF/MicroSD cards of class 10 and above for optimal performance.
• To format a TF/MicroSD card, simply enter it into the Z3 card slot and navigate inside the
menu: System Settings > Format
. Please ensure you save any important files stored on
your memory card before formatting it.
• Please note both "exFat" and "FAT32" formatted cards are supported by this dash
camera.
• We recommend formatting your TF/MicroSD card before using for the first time.
The supported capacities of TF/MicroSD cards and their corresponding 1080P front-view c
amera video recording times are listed in the table below:
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