1. This device is equipped with an OBD power adapter.
The OBD is the car's On-Board Diagnostics interface
and can provide a constant power supply to the
device.
2.
user manual or ask the car dealer.
3. Please do NOT operate the device while driving!
4. Please take the Micro SD card out of the device after
any incident to prevent important videos from being
overwritten.
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Quick Start
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2.1 Inserting the Mic ro SD Card
1. Insert the Micro SD card with the gold contacts
outward, toward the front of the device.
2. Push the Micro SD card until it clicks into place,
and slide the switch to ON.
2.2 Installing in a Vehicle
1. Peel o the protective plastic lm from the bracket.
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2.
portion of windscreen in front of the device's lens will
be cleaned automatically by the vehicle's windshield
wiper, and the device's status indicator can be easily
perceived by the driver's eyes. Please clean the
pasting surface of the glass beforehand.
Attention:
1. Please only proceed with pasting the bracket if the
environmental temperature is between 18 ~38°C, or
if the car's air conditioning is on.
2. The device should be installed in a position where it
will not block driver's view.
3. Mount the device after 24 hours. Attach the bracket
to the device. Slide it into the bracket holder until you
hear a click.
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4. Loosen the knob to adjust the device into the correct
position. Then tighten the knob to make sure the
device securely locked.
5. Connect the 12V DC connector of the OBD cable
to the DC Input port of the device.
6. Plug the OBD cable into your vehicle's OBD socket.
1
8
E
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B
C
1
8
16
9
A
D
D
Attention:
1. In most cars, the OBD port is located in area A, B, C, D
or E.
2. The OBD cable should not hang unsafely or extrude
over 10mm from the car cabin.
3. The mounting of the device and the OBD cable should
NOT interfere with the normal operation of vehicle's
original equipment, such as the airbag, etc.
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1. Once the power of the vehicle is on, the device
automatically turns on.
2.
2.4 Manual Voice
1. When the voice recording
setting in System Setting is
OFF, press
voice recording.
2. When the voice recording
setting in System Setting is
ON, press
voice recording.
to switch on
2.5 Removing the Micro SD Card
Slide the switch to O, and push to eject the Micro SD
card out of the slot.
2.6 About the Micro SD Card
1. Please use a Micro SD card with capacity at least
32 GB, up to 64 GB, Class 10 or above.
2. Be sure to format the Micro SD card with the device
before usage.
3. Relationship between card capacity and recording
time:
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Micro SD Card
Capacity
32 GB520 minutes340 minutes320 minutes
64 GB1040 minutes 680 minutes640 minutes
(720p/30 FPS) (720p/60 FPS) (1080p/30 FPS)
Video Resolution
Notes:
1. If the vehicle is not used for over a month, please
disconnect the OBD cable to avoid potential
excessive consumption of vehicle battery power.
2. Please use the dedicated OBD cable to avoid
noncompliance with the device.
3. Once connected to a PC via USB, the device only
allows data transferring.
4. To maximize parking monitoring time, you should
• Set the video resolution to 720p, to double the
valid monitoring time possible at 1080p.
• Use a 64 GB Micro SD card to double the valid
monitoring time possible with a 32 GB Micro SD.
5. Every Micro SD card has a limited lifetime, especially
if used for high-volume data reading/writing in
the-high vibration and high-temperature
environment of a car.
• Please use only a recommended Micro SD card.
• If you frequently receive the prompt "SD Abnormal,
please format
or replace it!", please replace it.
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User Interface
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5
4
3
2
1
7
8
9
No. Description
1Video recording/stop status indicator
2Video resolution indicator
3WDR (Wide dynamic range) ON/OFF indicator
4Voice recording ON/OFF indicator
5Emergency recording status indicator
6Recording time
7Driver fatigue index
8ISO value
9Date and time stamp
Status indicator
- Blue: Video recording status
10
11Emergency button
6
10
11
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System Settings
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Press "OK "
functions of the device.
4.1 Set Date and Time
1. Press " OK" to open the main
menu.
Date/Time
2. Use
/
to select the Date/
Date/Time
Time icon and press "OK" to
enter the Date/Time settings
menu.
3. To adjust the date and time
"OK " to select the
/
4. Use to select the value.
5.
6. Press thereturn button to save your changes.
4.2 Function Settings
Menu
Function
No.
Media
1
Files
2 Resolution
Parking
3
Surveillance
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Description
icon
Watch and operate normal and emergency video
Users can play, pause, delete, lock, and unlock the
Set the video resolution to Full HD 1080p (FHD),
HD Premium (60 FPSHD+) or HD Premium (HD+).
1. Set the resolution of parking monitoring.
2. Switch parking monitoring ON/OFF.
3. Switch Waveguard indicator ON/OFF.
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Collision
4
Detection
Date/TimeSet date and time for the device
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LCD
6
Setting
FormatFormat your Micro SD Card.
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LanguageChinese and English are available for selection.
8
Voice
9
Recording
EV ValueManually adjust the exposure value.
10
Time
11
Stamp
WDR (Wide
12
Dynamic Range)
Driver
Fatigue
13
Alert
Battery
Protect
14
Voltage
DefaultReset all device settings to default factory ones.
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About
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Select the sensitivity level of collision de tection to
or set the LCD to always on/o.
Switch the date and time watermark on the video
Adjust the low-voltage protection threshold of
the car battery.
Firmware version and other related product
information.
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Operating Instructions
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5.1 Recording Videos
5.1.1 Normal Video Recording
When the engine of the
vehicle is on, the device
automatically turns on and
starts recording continuously.
When the engine of the
video recording will stop
automatically. However, if
any moving object at a
reasonable range in front of the device is detected, the
function will be activated immediately. If no further
movement occurs within 10 seconds, the video recording
be saved in the Normal video folder.
5.1.2 Emergency Video Recording
1. When the Collision Detection function is activated, the
device will automatically detect any collisions, create
video folder. If this occurs while driving, the emergency
video clip will show video before and after the event. If
this occurs while parked, the emergency video clip can
only show video after the event.
2. During video recording status, you can manually
create an Emergency Recording using the Emergency
will be recorded .
3. To ensure the necessary disk space for parking
restricted to 12. If that limit is exceeded, older ones
will be deleted automatically. In this case, please
backup before the vehicle engine is started.
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5.2 Video Pl ayback
1. Press "OK " to enter the
main Menu.
to select the
2. Use
/
Media Files icon and
press "OK" .
3.
/
Use to select the
Normal, Emergency Video,and then press "OK".
Media Files
Media Files
4.
Use
/
Normal
"OK" and
then select Play to play it.
Video
5. During video playback, press "OK" to pause,
to fast forward, to rewind, or press the
return button to return.
5.3 Deleting Videos
1. Use
/
press"OK" and then select
Delete
to remove it.
Delete
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2. Select Delete All to delete all
3.
/
use
to select YES and press "OK"
deletion.
5.4 Locking Videos
To lock videos from being overwritten:
/
1. Use
"OK".
/
2. Use
to select Lock and
press "OK".
3. You will be automatically
returned to the video list,
and the selected video will be
locked.
4.
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Add-On Functions
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6.1 WaveGuard Parking Monitoring
To protect your vehicle continuously while in parked
status, the device will start recording and save to the
Normal video folder whenever it detects moving objects.
The video recording function will be deactivated automatically to conserve vehicle battery power when there
are no moving objects detected. If the device detects any
collisions while in parked status, it will start video recor
and save to the Emergency video folder.
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6.2 Driver Fatigue Alert
To help vehicle drivers manage the development of their
fatigue, a fatigue index displays the development of the
driver's fatigue, taking into account physiological and jour
ney-related parameters such as time of day and time spent
driving. The device will alert the driver every two hours
of driving. If the fatigue index is less than 60, the value is
dis
played in green. Before the fatigue index reaches 80, a
yellow value is displayed with an alert sound. When the fa
tigue index is above 80, a red value is displayed with 3 alert
sounds and a fatigue icon pop up to alert the user. (System
time needs to be set correctly when the user switches on
fatigue index will not be displayed on the screen.
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WaveGuard parking surveillance
Automatic video recording
protection
Seamless loop recording
Functions
Image Sensor2.1 Megapixel CMOS
Video Resolution
Display2.7'' LCD (960 x 240)
Aperture RangeF/#1.7
Fixed Lens
File Format
Random Access Memory 64 M x 16 bit (1 Gb) DDR3 SDRAM
Internal Memory64 Mb SPI Flash
Recording Media
(external memory)
Recording Time
RTC5 days
Operating Temperature -10°C ~ 60°C
Storage Temperature-20°C ~ 7 0°C
cessoriesOBD cable, Bracket, Quick Guide
Ac
Interface
LanguagesEnglish, Chinese
Power12 V OBD cable
Dimensions (LxWxH)
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Auto exposure
Auto white balance
ate and time stamp
D
Driver fatigue alert and fatigue index display
Emergency recording button
Advanced night view
Full HD (1920 x 1080p) @ 30 fps
HD Premium (1280 x 720p) @ 60 fps
HD Premium (1280 x 720p) @ 30 fps
Micro SD card
(at least 32 GB, class 10 or higher,
64 GB recommended)
320 min @ 32 GB for full HD
640 min @ 64 GB for full HD
Micro USB 2.0, DC port, Micro
SD Slot, Microphone, Speaker
106.2 x 50.0 x 32mm
(4.2 x 2.0 x 1.3inches)
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Disclaimer
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The device is only suitable for 12V power supply
*
vehicles, please use the original OBD power cable.
Micro USB port is only used for data transmission.
To achieve 24/7 protection with video surveillance, the
*
memory card capacity must be at least 32 GB.
The device can only detect and record moving objects
*
within a limited range, and in the direction that has lens
coverage, but cannot detect any events in the reverse
direction. If you need wider vehicle protection, please
purchase 2 devices, one for forward-facing surveillance
and the other for
When the vehicle's cabin temperature exceeds 70°C, to
*
protect the vehicle's security, the device will be powered
lance will be paused.
In low temperatures in winter, or if the vehicle's battery
*
has been in use for a long time or is not fully charged, the
If the windshield becomes dirty in front of the device's
*
lens due to rain, snow, sandstorm or other natural or
evidence.
Rain, snow, swaying tree branches or busy streets/park-
*
ing lot environments will sometimes cause the video
protection time will be greatly reduced.
When the engine of an auto-start-stop enabled
*
vehicle is restarted and the battery voltage is reduced
to lower than the voltage protection threshold, the
device may be rebooted.
*
detection range. If the protection range adjustment in
the System Setting menu is still not satisfactory, please
for the device.
back-facing.
“open”
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in front of the vehicle and wave your hand, and the red
Under no light and extremely low light environment,