Thinkware QX800 User Manual

SD CARD

This product records videos while the vehicle is operating. Read and follow the instructions in this guide to properly use and maintain the product.

User Guide

QX800

2 Channel Dashboard Camera

QHD 1440p

Before using the product

About the product

This product records videos while the vehicle is operating. Use this product only for reference when investigating incidents or road accidents. This product is not guaranteed to record ALL events. The device may not properly record accidents with small impacts that are too minor to activate the impact sensor or accidents with massive impacts that cause the vehicle’s battery voltage to deviate.

Video recording does not begin until the product is completely turned on (booted up). To ensure that all vehicle events are recorded, wait until the product is completely booted up after turning it on, and then begin operating the vehicle.

THINKWARE is not responsible for any loss caused by an accident, nor is it responsible for providing any support regarding the outcome of an accident.

Depending on the vehicle's configuration or operating conditions, such as the installation of remote door lock devices, ECU settings, or TPMS settings, some product features may not be supported, and different firmware versions may influence the product's performance or features.

About the user guide

The information provided in the guide may change when the manufacturer updates its service policy.

This user guide is intended for THINKWARE QX800 models only, and it may contain technical errors, editorial errors, or missing information.

Copyrights

All rights for the content and maps in this guide are reserved by THINKWARE and are protected under the copyright laws. All unauthorized duplication, revision, publication, or distribution of this guide without written consent from THINKWARE is prohibited and is eligible for criminal charges.

Registered trademarks

THINKWARE QX800 is registered trademarks of THINKWARE.

Other product logos and service names in this guide are trademarks of the relevant companies.

KC Certification

Class A device (Commercial broadcasting/Communication device)

This device is a class A device, intended for use in places other than the home.

• Company name: THINKWARE

• Model type: QX800

• Manufacturer/Country of origin: THINKWARE/Republic of Korea

• Certification No.: MSIP-REM-TWI-IBFQ-TNL16I1

Contents

Safety information 6

1. Product overview 7

1.1 Included items 7

1.1.1 Standard items 7

1.1.2 Accessories (sold separately) 7

1.2 Part names 8

1.2.1 Front camera (main unit) - front view 8

1.2.2 Front camera (main unit) - rear view 9

1.2.3 Rear camera 9

1.3 Removing and inserting the memory card 10

2. Installing the product 11

2.1 Installing the front camera (main unit) 11

2.1.1 Selecting an installation location 11

2.1.2 Securing the product 11

2.1.3 Connecting the power cable 13

2.2 Installing the rear camera 17

2.2.1 Selecting an installation location 17

2.2.2 Securing the rear camera 18

2.2.3 Connecting the rear camera cable 19

2.3 Installing the external GPS module (optional) 20

3. Using recording features 21

3.1 Turning the product on or off 21

3.2 Turning the LCD on or off 21

3.3 Learning about the LED indicators and file storage location 22

3.4 Using the continuous recording feature 23

3.5 Recording manually 24

3.6 Using parking mode 24

3.7 Using the Ultra Night Vision 26

3.8 Intelligent detection (detecting minimal impact) 26

3.9 About the screen layout 27

3.9.1 Live view screen 27

3.9.2 Home screen 28

3.10 Playing the videos 29

3.10.1 Playing on the product 29

3.10.2 Checking the video file storage location 31

4. Using the vehicle diagnosis and management feature (DriveX) 33

4.1 Setting the vehicle information 33

4.2 About the DriveX screen layout 34

4.3 Diagnosing the vehicle 35

4.4 Viewing the driving statistics 35

5. Using Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) 37

5.1 The safety camera alert system (optional external GPS module required) 38

5.2 The lane departure warning system (LDWS) 38

5.3 The forward collision warning system (FCWS) 40

5.4 The urban forward collision warning system (uFCWS) 41

5.5 The front vehicle start alarm (FVSA) 41

5.6 The blind spot detector (BSD) 42

5.7 Rolling warning message (OBD2 installation required) 43

5.8 The Rear View In Gear R feature (OBD2 installation required) 43

6. Settings 44

6.1 Setting the camera 44

6.1.1 Setting the brightness of the front camera 44

6.1.2 Setting the brightness of the rear camera 44

6.1.3 Reversing left and right of the rear view 44

6.2 Setting recording features 45

6.2.1 Setting the continuous impact detection

sensitivity 45

6.2.2 Setting the Ultra Night Vision feature 45

6.2.3 Setting parking mode 46

6.2.4 Setting the parking impact sensitivity 46

6.2.5 Setting the motion detection sensitivity (for

the Motion detection feature) 46

6.2.6 Setting the intelligent impact detection recording 47

6.2.7 Setting the record timer feature 47

6.2.8 Setting the Low Voltage Off feature 47

6.2.9 Setting the Off Voltage feature 48

6.2.10 Setting the Low Volt Protection feature 48

6.3 Setting Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) 49

6.3.1 Setting the Safety camera alert feature 49

6.3.2 Identifying the vehicle type 49

6.3.3 Setting the ADAS settings (auto calibration) 49

6.3.4 Setting the lane departure warning feature 50

6.3.5 Initializing the lane departure warning feature

6.3.6 Setting the lane departure detection speed

(LDWS speed) 50

6.3.7 Setting the forward collision detection

sensitivity 51

6.3.8 Setting the urban forward collision warning

system (uFCWS) 51

6.3.9 Setting front vehicle departure warning 51

6.3.10 Setting the blind spot detection (BSD) 52

6.3.11 Setting the rear view in gear R 52

6.4 Using the vehicle diagnosis and management feature (DriveX) 53

6.4.1 Setting the gas price 53

6.4.2 Setting the vehicle information 53

6.5 Configuring the system settings 54

6.5.1 Setting the display language 54

6.5.2 Adjusting the system volume 54

6.5.3 Resetting the touchscreen 54

6.5.4 Adjusting the screen brightness 55

6.5.5 Setting the LCD Auto-Off option 55

6.5.6 Setting the security LED 55

6.5.7 Setting the date 56

6.5.8 Setting the time 56

6.5.9 Initializing the system settings 56

7. Managing the memory card 57

7.1 Partitioning the memory card 57

7.2 Formatting the memory card 57

8. Accessing the product information 58

8.1 Understanding the product features 58

8.2 Viewing the product information 58

8.3 Accessing and configuring the GPS 58

8.4 Viewing the vehicle operation 58

9. Using the PC viewer 59

9.1 System requirements 59

9.2 Installing the PC viewer 59

9.3 PC viewer screen layout 60

9.4 Playing recorded videos on the PC viewer 61

9.5 Video control menu overview 62

9.6 Driving information overview 63

10. Upgrading the firmware 64

11. Troubleshooting 65

12. Specifications 66

Safety information

Read the following safety information to properly use the product.

Safety symbols in this guide

"Warning" - Indicates a potential hazard which, if not avoided, may result in injury or death.

"Caution" - Indicates a potential hazard which, if not avoided, may result in minor injury or property damage.

"Note" - Provides useful information to help users better utilize the product's features.

Safety information for proper use

•Do not operate the product while driving a vehicle. Distraction while driving may cause accidents and

result in injury or death.

•Install the product in places where the driver's view is not obstructed. Obstruction of the driver’s vision

may cause accidents and result in injury or death.

•Do not use damaged power cables. Doing so may result in electrical fire or electrocution.

•Disconnect the power cable from the product when it will not be used for an extended period. Failure to do

so may result in electrical fire or battery depletion.

•Ensure that the product is out of the reach of children and pets. If the product breaks, it may result in fatal

damage.

•Do not expose product to direct sunlight or intense light. The lens or internal circuitry may fail otherwise.

•Avoid excessive humidity and do not allow any water to enter the product. Electronic components inside

the product may fail if exposed to humidity or water.

•Do not disassemble the product or subject the product to impact. Doing so may damage the product.

Unauthorized disassembly of the product voids the product warranty.

•Do not apply excessive force when pressing the buttons. Doing so may damage the buttons.

•Ensure you are inserting the memory card correctly before inserting it to the product. The memory card

slot or the memory card may be damaged if it is inserted incorrectly.

•When connecting the power cable to the product, ensure that the connection between the cable plug and the power cable connector on the product is secure. If the connection is loose, the power cable may

become disconnected due to vehicle vibration. Video recording is not available if the power connector is disconnected.

1. Product overview

1.1 Included items

Ensure that all the items are included when you open the product box.

1.1.1 Standard items

Front camera (main unit) Fixing bracket Rear camera

Memory card Quick start guide Rear camera cable

•The memory cards are installed in the product at the factory.

•The standard items may change without prior notice.

1.1.2 Accessories (sold separately)

Cigar socket power cable

External GPS module

•This product can be used indoors when an external power supply is connected.

•External power supply specifications: 14 V DC, 2 A / Power plug size: Ø3.5 x Ø1.35, 8.5 mm

Product overview

1.2 Part names

1.2.1 Front camera (main unit) - front view

SD CARD

DC-IN power connector

Used to connect the power cable.

T/S connector

Used to connect the

T/S cable (optional)

to link vehicle

functions to the

product. This feature

is not supported in

some countries.

Security LED

Indicates that the

video is being

recorded.

GPS connector

Used to connect the external GPS module (optional) for additional features.

Fixing bracket connector

Used to connect the fixing bracket.

OBD2 connector

Used to connect the OBD2 cable (optional)

for the vehicle diagnosis and management

feature (DriveX). This feature is not

supported in some countries.

V-IN input port

Used to connect the rear camera.

Front camera lens

Records the front view.

Speaker

Outputs the voice guide and buzzer sounds to indicate the product’s status.

Memory card slot

Insert a memory card to save recordings.

Product overview

1.2.2 Front camera (main unit) - rear view

PWR

RESET

Status LED

Indicates the operating status of the product.

Touchscreen

Used for setting the product or viewing the recorded videos.

Microphone

Used for voice recording.

Recording LED

Indicates the recording status.

Reset button

Insert the tip of a sharp object to reset the product when an error occurs.

Power button

Press to turn on or off the display. Press and hold to turn the product on or off.

Gently touch the screen to make inputs on the touchscreen. The screen may be damaged if you apply excessive force to the screen or if you touch the screen with a sharp object.

1.2.3 Rear camera

Adhesive fixing bracket

Used to fix the rear camera in the vehicle.

Rear camera lens

Records the rear view.

Security LED

Indicates that the video is being recorded.

Connection port

The rear camera cable to connect the front and rear cameras is connected.

Product overview

1.3 Removing and inserting the memory card

The memory cards are installed in the product at the factory. Follow the instructions to remove the memory card from the product or to insert the memory card into the product.

Removing and the memory card

Ensure that the product is turned off, and then gently push the bottom of the memory card with your fingernail. The lower part of the memory card will be exposed.

Remove it from the product.

Inserting the memory card

Insert the memory card into the memory card slot, paying attention to the direction of the memory card, and then push the memory card into the slot until you hear a click.

Before inserting the memory card, ensure that the metal contacts on the memory card are facing toward the lens of the product.

•Ensure that the product is turned off before removing the memory card. The recorded video files may be corrupted or lost if you remove the memory card while the product is on.

•Ensure that the memory card is in the correct direction before inserting it into the product. The memory card slot or the memory card may be damaged if it is inserted incorrectly.

•Use only authentic memory cards from THINKWARE. THINKWARE does not guarantee compatibility and normal operation of third-party memory cards.

To prevent loss of recorded video files, periodically back up the video files on a separate storage device.

2. Installing the product

2.1 Installing the front camera (main unit)

Follow the instructions to properly install the product.

2.1.1 Selecting an installation location

Select an installation location that can record the entire view in front of the vehicle without obstructive the driver’s vision. Ensure that the front camera lens is located in the center of the windshield.

20 cm

If a GPS navigating device installed on the dashboard is present, its GPS reception may be affected depending on the dashboard camera's installation location. Adjust the installation location of the GPS navigating device to ensure that the two devices are separated by at least 8 inches.

2.1.2 Securing the product

Follow the instructions to secure the product at the installation location.

Align the fixing bracket to the bracket rail on the product, and then slide it until you hear a click (

➊

). Then, carefully remove the protective film keeping the lens clean (

➋

Installing the product

After determining the installation location, wipe the installation location on the windshield with dry cloth.

Remove the film from the adhesive tape on the bracket, and then press the tape to the installation location.

Remove the product from the bracket and push the bracket against the windshield to ensure that the bracket is firmly fixed.

Align the product to the bracket, and then slide it into the locking position until you hear a click.

•The product may fall and be damaged during vehicle operation if it is not firmly fixed to the bracket.

•If you need to remove the bracket from the windshield to alter the installation location, be careful not

to damage the windshield’s film coat.

Set the vertical angle of the camera appropriately and temporarily fix it by lightly turning the fixing screw.

The camera angle must be adjusted again after the installation is complete. Do not completely tighten the fixing screw yet.

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2.1.3 Connecting the power cable

When the engine and electrical accessories are turned off, connect the continuous power cable or the cigar socket power cable (optional) to the product.

Connecting the continuous power cable

GND

ACC

BATTERY

If you connect the product to the vehicle via the continuous power cable, the camera continues operating even when the vehicle is not operating (parking mode). In parking mode, the camera detects impacts to the vehicle and nearby motion and records video.

For more information about parking mode, refer to "3.6 Using parking mode".

•If you want to connect the continuous power cable to the vehicle, contact a Thinkware premium store or fitting service center. If the product is not installed properly, the product may be damaged or electrical fire or electrocution may result.

•Use the authentic THINKWARE continuous power cable only. If you use another manufacturer's cable, the product may be damaged or electrical fire or electrocution may result due to the voltage difference.

•When connecting the continuous power cable, pay special attention to the wiring. If the wires are connected incorrectly, the product or the vehicle may be damaged.

Find the vehicle’s fuse box. Usually the fuse box is installed under the driver's seat.

The location of the fuse box may differ depending on the make and model of the vehicle. For more information, refer to your vehicle’s owner's manual.

Installing the product

Open the fuse box, find the continuous power terminal (which supplies power when the vehicle is off) and the ACC terminal (which supplies power when the ignition status is "ACC ON") by using an electrical tester, and detach the fuses from the terminals.

BATTERY

ACC

Connect the BATTERY wire to a fuse leg of the continuous power terminal and connect the ACC wire to a fuse leg of the normal (ACC) terminal.

Check the fuse panel's input and output contact points by using an electrical tester.

Place the fuses back into their locations on the fuse panel, connecting each fuse leg with the wire to the output contact point and taking care not to change the fuse position.

When you install the fuses on the fuse panel, the fuse legs for the BATTERY wire and the ACC wire must be connected to the output terminals respectively. If the fuse leg with the wire is connected to an input terminal, the product or vehicle may be damaged or electrical fire may result.

Connect the ground wire (the GND wire) to a bolt attached to a metallic part of the vehicle’s body.

Normally, the metallic bolt that you can connect the ground wire to (the GND wire) is fitted nearby fuse box or the driver seat’s door interior.

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Connect the continuous power cable to the product’s DC-IN power connector and start the engine to make sure the product operates normally.

After the product is powered on, the Status LED and the voice guide are turned on and the Caution screen will appear on the display for 5 seconds.

When the Caution screen is closed, check the camera angle through the LCD display.

1/8

1/4

Adjust the camera angle to let the hood of the vehicle cover 1/8 – 1/4 of the screen, as shown in the image to the left.

Tighten the screw of the fixing bracket firmly by using a flat-head screwdriver or a coin.

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Connecting the cigar socket power cable (optional)

Connect the cigar socket power cable to the product’s DC-IN power connector and insert the cigar jack into the vehicle’s power socket.

The location and specifications of the power socket may differ by vehicle make and model.

•Use the authentic THINKWARE cigar socket power cable (optional). If you use another manufacturer's cable, the product may be damaged or electrical fire or electrocution may result due to the voltage difference.

•Do not cut or modify the power cable yourself. Doing so may damage the product or the vehicle.

•For safe driving, arrange the cables to prevent the driver's vision from being obstructed or interfering

with driving.

Turn on the ACC or starts the engine to check that the product is powered on. After the product is powered on, the Status LED and the voice guide are turned on and the Caution screen will appear on the display for 5 seconds.

•The product is powered on when electric accessories are turned on or the engine starts.

•If you want to close the Caution screen, tap OK.

When the Caution screen is closed, check the camera angle on the LCD display.

1/8

1/4

Adjust the camera angle to let the hood of the vehicle cover 1/8 – 1/4 of the screen, as shown in the image to the left.

Installing the product

Tighten the screw of the fixing bracket firmly by using a flat-head screwdriver or a coin.

2.2 Installing the rear camera

Refer to the following instructions to properly install the rear camera.

2.2.1 Selecting an installation location

Select the location on the rear windshield where there is no defrost grid wire and the camera can record the entire rear view.

•For vehicles with a sunshade attached to the rear windshield, you must select the location where using the sunshade will not interfere with camera operation.

•The adhesive part of the rear camera should not touch the defrost grid.

Installing the product

2.2.2 Securing the rear camera

Refer to the following instructions to secure the product to the installation location.

After determining the installation location, wipe the installation surface of the windshield with dry cloth.

Check the installation location before you secure the rear camera to the rear windshield. After securing the rear camera to the windshield, it is hard to remove the camera or change the installation location due to the strong adhesive.

Remove the film from the fixing bracket's adhesive tape and the camera lens.

Attach the product with the THINKWARE logo facing the rear windshield and press the adhesive tape firmly to secure the camera.

If the product is fixed in reverse, the rear view will be recorded upside down.

Adjust the camera's vertical angle.

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2.2.3 Connecting the rear camera cable

Power off the product and connect the rear camera cable to the front camera (main unit).

Connect one end of the rear camera cable to the front camera’s V-IN connector.

Connect the other end of the rear camera cable to the rear camera’s cable connector.

For safe driving, arrange the cables to prevent the driver's vision from being obstructed or interfering with driving.

Turn on the ACC or starts the engine to check if the product is powered on. After the product is powered on, the Status LED and the voice guide are turned on and the Caution screen will appear on the display for 5 seconds.

•The product is powered on when electric accessories are turned on or the engine starts.

•If you want to close the Caution screen, tap OK.

When the Caution screen is closed, check the camera angle on the LCD display and adjust the angle if necessary.

Installing the product

2.3 Installing the external GPS module (optional)

To activate the ADAS feature or record driving information (the speed and location), follow the instructions and install the external GPS module on the upper part of the front windshield. Install the external GPS module near the product, taking the module's cable length into account.

Remove the film from the back of the external GPS module.

Attach the external GPS module's adhesive surface to the upper part of the front windshield and press the adhesive part firmly to secure it.

Before installation, make sure the external GPS module's cable length is sufficient and check the cable routing path.

Connect the external GPS module to the product’s GPS connector.

Check the GPS connector location again before connecting the module. If you connect the external GPS module to the DC-IN power connector, the pins inside the port may be damaged.

•The product is powered on when electric accessories are turned on or the engine starts.

•If you want to close the Caution screen, tap OK.

3. Using recording features

3.1 Turning the product on or off

PWR

The product is turned on automatically and continuous recording starts when you turn on the ACC or start the engine.

If you want to turn off the product, press and hold the Power button.

To turn the power on again, press the Power button.

Wait until the product is completely booted up after turning it on, and then begin operating the vehicle. The video recording does not begin until the product is completely turned on (booted up).

Continuous recording and parking mode recording

The continuous recording and parking modes are the basic operation modes of the product.

Continuous recording starts when you start driving. While driving, videos are recorded continuously and stored as 1 minute segments.

When you finish driving and turn off the engine, the recording mode switches to parking mode. In parking mode, the product detects the impact to the vehicle and nearby motion and records every event.

Parking mode operates only when the continuous power cable is connected. For more information about connecting to the continuous power cable, refer to "Connecting the continuous power cable".

3.2 Turning the LCD on or off

PWR

This product allows you to check recorded videos in real time on the LCD display by supporting the Live view feature.

To turn off the display while maintaining the continuous recording, briefly press the power button.

To turn on the display again, briefly press the power button or gently touch the display.

Using recording features

You can set the time that the LCD will turn off automatically. Tap the Home button ( ) on the Live view screen

Settings > System settings, and tap the button next to LCD Auto-Off.

LCD Auto-Off option Operation description

30 sec (default) The LCD will turn off automatically if you do not operate the product for 30 seconds.

10 min The LCD will turn off automatically if you do not operate the product for 10 minutes.

OFF

The LCD is always on. (In this mode, you can turn the LCD on or off by briefly pressing the Power button.)

3.3 Learning about the LED indicators and file storage location

LED indicators

You can check the operating status, even when the LCD is turned off, by checking the LED indicators on the rear of the product.

STATUS

REC

PWR

• Status LED (STATUS)

Indicates the operating status of the product.

• Recording LED (REC)

Indicates the recording status.

For more information about what the LED indicates in each recording mode, refer to the corresponding section of the recording mode (the continuous recording, the manual recording, and parking mode recording).

Video file storage location

Videos are stored in the following folders according to their recording mode. The folder names displayed on the screen and created in the memory card are the same.

On the screen

In the memory card

Play videos on the product or a computer only. If you play videos by inserting the memory card in devices such as a smartphone or a tablet PC, the video files may be lost.

Using recording features

3.4 Using the continuous recording feature

Connect the power cable to the product’s DC-IN power connector and then turn on the vehicle’s electrical accessories or start the engine. The status LED and the voice guide are turned on and the

Caution screen will appear.

The continuous recording starts after you close the Caution screen by tapping OK.

During continuous recording, the product operates as follows.

Mode Operation description

LED indicators

Status LED (STATUS) Rec LED (REC)

Continuous recording

During driving, videos are recorded in 1 minute segments and stored in the Continuous folder.

(light on) (light on)

Incident continuous recording*

When an impact to the vehicle is detected, a video is recorded for 20 seconds, from the moment 10 seconds before the detection to the moment 10 seconds after the detection, and stored in the Incident continuous folder.

(light on) + (flicker)

* When an impact to the vehicle is detected during continuous recording, incident continuous recording starts

with a buzzer sound.

•Wait until the product is completely booted up after turning it on, and then begin operating the vehicle. The video recording does not begin until the product is completely turned on (booted up).

•When incident continuous recording starts, the buzzer sounds as a notification. This function saves you time when checking the LED indicators to know the operating status of the product.

•To use all recording modes, you must insert a memory card into the product.

•You can record bright and high resolution videos when parking at night by activating the Super night

vision feature.

Using recording features

3.5 Recording manually

You can record a scene you want to capture while driving and store it as a separate file. Manually recorded videos are stored in the Manual record folder to prevent important data loss due to insufficient storage.

To start manual recording, tap the Manual recording button (

) on the Live view screen. Then, manual

recording will start with the voice guide. During manual recording, the product operates as follows.

Mode Operation description

LED indicators

Status LED (STATUS) Recording LED (REC)

Manual

recording

When you tap the Manual recording button ( ) while driving, a video will be recorded for 20 seconds, from 10 seconds before tapping the button to the moment 10 seconds after tapping the button, and stored in the Manual record folder.

(solid) (flicker)

To watch a manually recorded video, tap the Home button ( ) on the Live view screen > File List > Manual

Recording, and select a video to play.

3.6 Using parking mode

When the product is connected to the vehicle via the continuous power cable, the operating mode is switched to parking mode with the voice guide after the engine or electrical accessories are turned off. (Default)

•Parking mode operates only when the continuous power cable is connected. For more information about connecting to the continuous power cable, refer to "Connecting the continuous power cable".

•To use all recording modes, you must insert a memory card into the product.

•Depending on the battery charging status of the vehicle, the duration of parking mode may differ. If you

want to use parking mode for an extended period, check the battery level to prevent the battery depletion.

•You can record bright and high resolution videos while parking at night by activating the Ultra Night Vision feature.

If you do not want to use parking mode or you want to change the mode settings, tap the Home button ( ) on the Live view screen

Settings > Record settings.

Using recording features

Refer to the following table to set the Parking Mode options.

Option Operation description

LED indicators

Status LED (STATUS) Recording LED (REC)

Motion

detection

motion

or impact

detected

Monitors movement in the area or impacts to the vehicle. Video will be recorded only when motion or an impact is detected.

(solid) (solid)

Motion

detected

When a moving objects is detected while parking, a video is recorded for 20 seconds, from 10 seconds before detection to 10 seconds after detection, and stored in the Parking record folder.

(solid) + (flicker)

Impact

detected

When an impact is detected while parking, a video is recorded for 20 seconds, from the moment 10 seconds before detection to 10 seconds after detection, and stored in the Parking incident folder.

(solid) + (flicker)

Time

Lapse

impact

detected

A videos is recorded at a rate of 2 fps for 10 minutes, compressed into a 2-minute long file, and stored in the Parking record folder. Since the video file recorded with this option is small, you can record a long video.

(solid) (solid)

Impact

detected

When an impact is detected while parking, a video is recorded for 100 seconds at a rate of 2 fps, from the moment 50 seconds before detection to 50 seconds after detection, and stored in the Parking incident folder after being compressed into a 20-second long file. (The buzzer will sound.)

(solid) + (flicker)

OFF

The product is powered off when electric accessories and the engine are turned off.

Off

•You cannot use Motion detection and Time Lapse at the same time.

•The Status LED will be green (

) when voice recording ( ) is diabled.

If parking mode settings are changed, the videos recorded with the previous settings will be deleted. To prevent data loss, back up all parking mode videos before changing parking mode settings.

Using recording features

3.7 Using the Ultra Night Vision

With the Ultra Night Vision feature, you can record videos that are up to 10 times brighter than videos recorded without this feature. This feature is enabled by image signal processing (ISP) and real-time image signal processing to improve the definition of videos recorded while driving or parking at night.

To activate this feature, tap the Home button ( ) on the Live view screen > Settings > Record settings > Setting button next to Ultra Night Vision, and then select the checkbox for Continuous Mode or Parking Mode (or both) to select the recording mode. The Ultra Night Vision feature is activated in real time when you record videos using the selected mode.

3.8 Intelligent detection (detecting minimal impact)

With the intelligent detection feature, the product detects minimal impacts down to minor shocks caused by closing the door of a nearby vehicle and record videos.

To activate this feature, tap the Home button (

) on the Live view screen > Settings > Record settings and

tap the button next to Intelligent Detection under Parking Mode to ON.

Using recording features

3.9 About the screen layout

The followings are layout descriptions of the Live view and Home screens.

3.9.1 Live view screen

On the Live view screen, you can view the currently recorded video and operate the product by tapping on the LCD display. When you turn on electrical accessories and start the engine, the Live view screen will be displayed after closing the Caution screen.

To turn off the display while maintaining the continuous recording, briefly press the power button. To turn on the display again, briefly press the power button or gently touch the display.

Move to the Home

screen.

Displays the video that the rear camera is recording.

Displays the video that the front camera is recording. Tap the screen to hide or display the Menu buttons.

Displays the current date and time.

Activate or deactivate

the voice recording

feature.

Start manual

recording.

Move to the DriveX main

screen. DriveX features

are not available in

some countries.

Displays the current driving speed when

the external GPS module (optional).

Displays the current vehicle voltage. Displays the DriveX icon when the OBD2 cable

(optional) is connected. OBD2 features are not available in some countries.

Displays the current recording status.

Displays the GPS icon when the external

GPS module (optional) is installed.

Wait until the product is completely booted up after turning it on, and then begin operating the vehicle. The video recording does not begin until the product is completely turned on (booted up).

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3.9.2 Home screen

You can move to the Home screen by tapping the Home button ( ) on the Live view screen.

Displays the current

recording status.

The memory card management feature is provided. (Refer to "7. Managing the memory card".)

Product information and the introduction to the product features are provided. (Refer to "8. Accessing the product information")

Move to the Live

view screen.

Displays the GPS icon when the external

GPS module (optional) is installed.

Displays the current date and time.

Displays the volume level.

View and play the recorded videos.

(Refer to "3.10 Playing the videos".)

Configure the system and features. (Refer to "4. Using the vehicle diagnosis and management feature (DriveX)".)

•Stop your vehicle in a safe location before operating the product.

•While operating the Home screen, the product will stop recording.

•Play videos on the product or the computer only. If you play videos by inserting the memory card in devices

such as a smartphone or a tablet PC, the video files may be lost.

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3.10 Playing the videos

You can play and watch recorded videos on your product or a computer. Follow the instructions to play the videos.

3.10.1 Playing on the product

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > File List. The number of videos categorized by the recording mode will be displayed.

Video files that are manually selected and kept by the user.

Video files that are manually recorded by tapping the manual recording button (

)

on the Live view screen.

1-minute long

continuous videos that

are recorded during

continuous recording.

Videos that are

recorded when

impacts are detected

during continuous

recording.

Videos that are

recorded when

impacts are detected

during parking

incident.

Videos that are recorded under recording conditions other than impact detection during a parking incident recording (motion detection and timelapse videos).

When you tap a category, the video file list will appear. Select the video you want to play.

Scroll through the list to search for a video file.

Move to the File list

screen.

Displays a list of

recorded videos.

Move the video to the Archive.

Move to the Home screen.

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Tap a button on the playback screen to control the video player or other functions.

If you touch the playback area of the LCD display, the screen will be switched to full screen mode. To exit full screen mode, touch the screen again.

Videos are played here. Tap the screen to hide or display the Menu buttons.

Magnify the current video by 3 times.

•

: Move in the

selected direction

•

: Close the

magnification screen

Move to the File

list screen.

Turn the video

sound on or off.

Displays the

playback status.

Play the previous file.

Move the current video to the Archive.

Play or pause a video.

Play the next file.

Switch to the rear camera video view.

•While you are checking the video file list or playing a video, the product will stop recording.

•Play videos on the product or a computer only. If you play videos by inserting the memory card in

devices such as a smartphone or a tablet PC, the video files may be lost.

•During playback, vehicle license numbers may not be identified due to the relative speed of a vehicle or lighting conditions.

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•A file name is composed of the recording start date and time, and the recording option.

Recording conditions

•F: Front camera

•R: Rear camera

•GS: Intelligent impact detection

REC_2016_07_01_10_25_30_

F.MP4

REC_2016_07_01_10_25_30_R.MP4 PAK_2016_07_01_10_25_30_GS.MP4

•If the memory card storage gets shortened while recording, the previously recorded videos are deleted for storage sufficiency. To prevent data loss, back up important videos on additional storage devices.

- When the continuous recording storage is insufficient: The oldest continuous recording file will be

deleted and replaced with a new video file. Event video files (incident recording and manual recording files) will not be deleted.

- When the storage is insufficient (for event video files only): Event video files will be deleted

chronologically from oldest to most recent.

•For more information about the memory card settings, refer to "7. Managing the memory card".

3.10.2 Checking the video file storage location

You can insert the memory card used for recording into a PC to check the video file storage location. Also, you can play the videos on the PC using the PC viewer. For more information about how to play videos via the PC viewer, refer to "9. Using the PC viewer".

Follow the instructions to play the videos in the memory card on a PC.

Turn off the product and remove the memory card.

Insert the memory card into a memory card reader connected to your PC.

On your PC, open the Removable Disk folder.

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The folder names are displayed in English. Refer to the following table to open the folder you want and check the video file list.

PC screen (SD card folder name)

Product screen

A file name is composed of the recording start date and time, and the recording option.

REC_2016_07_01_10_25_30_

F.MP4

REC_2016_07_01_10_25_30_R.MP4 PAK_2016_07_01_10_25_30_GS.MP4

Recording conditions

•F: Front camera

•R: Rear camera

•GS: Intelligent impact detection

•Ensure that the product is turned off before removing the memory card. The recorded video files may be lost and the product may be damaged if you remove the memory card while the product is still on.

•Play videos on the product or a computer only. If you play videos by inserting the memory card in devices such as a smartphone or a tablet PC, the video files may be lost.

•Do not store any data on the memory card other than videos recorded by the product. Doing so may cause the loss of recorded video files or product malfunction.

4. Using the vehicle diagnosis and management feature (DriveX)

You can check driving-related information such as your vehicle status, the average fuel economy, the number of rapid acceleration/hard braking instances, and the mileage. You must install an ODB2 cable to use the DriveX feature.

4.1 Setting the vehicle information

Follow the instructions to set the vehicle information to accurately check the vehicle status and collecting driving-related information.

Check whether the DriveX icon ( ) is displayed at the bottom and the DriveX button (

) is activated on

the left side of the Live view screen.

If the DriveX icon is not displayed or the DriveX button is deactivated, check the OBD2 cable connection status.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > DriveX Settings.

On the DriveX Settings screen, tap the Setting button next to My car settings, and then set the Make, Model, Model year, Fuel type, Choose engine displacement, Choose fuel economy, Choose seating, Choose length, Choose class options in order.

When the Car settings complete screen appears after you complete setting the vehicle information, tap

OK.

On the DriveX Settings screen, tap the cost button next to Enter fueling cost.

Using the vehicle diagnosis and management feature (DriveX)

Enter your fuel cost per one liter and tap OK.

You can view information, like the vehicle status and the average fuel cost, using the DriveX feature.

•While setting the vehicle information, you must park your vehicle on even ground without a slope.

•The vehicle information must be same as the information of your vehicle registration card. If the vehicle

information is different from the actual information, accurate vehicle status and driving information will not be provided.

4.2 About the DriveX screen layout

To view the DriveX screen, tap the DriveX button ( ) on the Live view screen. You can view the following driving related information on the DriveX screen.

View the vehicle's detailed diagnostics data.

Displays the vehicle's current fuel injection rate, coolant temperature, transmission fluid temperature, and battery voltage.

Displayed when the average fuel

consumption rating is level 1 or level 2.

Displays the trip

distance of a trip.

Displays the cost of the

consumed fuel that is

calculated according to

the gas price per liter

entered by the user.

Displays the average fuel consumption rate of a trip.

View your daily or monthly trip information.

The current driving fuel consumption rate (measured from when the engine is started) is displayed on the DriveX screen. If you drive a short distance, a gap between the real fuel consumption rate and the average fuel consumption rate displayed on the DriveX screen can be significant. For more information, refer to the details about the vehicles supporting the DriveX feature and the fuel economy.

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4.3 Diagnosing the vehicle

To view the current vehicle condition, tap Diagnosis on the DriveX screen. You can check the vehicle status details as the following.

Check the vehicle's status again and update the information.

Displays detailed

vehicle information.

The vehicle diagnosis results provided by DriveX can be different from the actual vehicle condition. Use the vehicle diagnosis results as a reference only. If a breakdown is reported by the diagnosis, visit a car repair shop and check the vehicle.

4.4 Viewing the driving statistics

To view your vehicle’s driving statistics, tap Statistics on the DriveX screen. You can view the average fuel cost, the mileage, and daily or monthly statistics of fuel cost as follows.

Displays monthly trip statistics.

Displays the total and average tip distances.

Displays the total and average fueling costs.

Displays daily trip statistics.

Tap the left/right

buttons to view the

previous/next statistics.

Displays daily/

monthly average fuel

consumption rates and

fuel economy ratings.

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•The fuel economy rating standard displayed on the statistics screen is as follows.

Class color Class Description

First class 16.0 km/L or above on average

Second class 15.9–13.8 km/L on average

Third class 13.7–11.6 km/L on average

Forth class 11.5–9.4 km/L on average

Fifth class 9.3 km/L or lower on average

•To delete all driving statistics stored on the product, tap the Home menu button (

) > About Device >

Device Info, and then tap the Reset button next to Reset DriveX statistics. When the pop-up message to confirm, tap OK to delete all statistics.

5. Using Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)

ADAS supports a safety camera alert system, a lane departure warning system (LDWS), a forward collision warning system (FCWS), an urban forward collision warning system (uFCWS), a forward vehicle start alarm (FVSA), and a blind spot detection (BSD) system.

To use ADAS, you must install the OBD2 cable (to provide vehicle operation information) or the external GPS module (to provide vehicle location and speed related information). For more information, refer to "2.3 Installing the external GPS module (optional)".

Use the authentic THINKWARE OBD2 cable or GPS module. If you use another manufacturer's cable or GPS module, the product may be damaged or electrical fire or electrocution may result due to the voltage difference.

You must identify the vehicle type and set the alignment of the screen to use ADAS.

Identifying the vehicle type

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the button next to Vehicle type under Road Safety Warning System to select a vehicle type among Sedan / SUV

/ Truck (Bus).

Setting the ADAS settings (auto calibration)

To enhance the ADAS accuracy, follow the instructions to calibrate the ADAS settings screen.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the View button next to ADAS settings under Road Safety Warning System.

Adjust the product to align the blue line displayed on the ADAS settings screen with the center of the hood and the green line just above the hood.

After positioning the product, drive at 30 km/h for more than 1 minute to finish the alignment.

When you align the ADAS settings screen, adjust the product position within 7 cm of the default installation location (where the camera lens is located at the center of the front windshield).

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5.1 The safety camera alert system (optional external GPS module

required)

When the vehicle approaches or passes the speed limit zone, the safety camera alert system collects GPS signals and safety camera data. This system also provides road information about bus only lane, parking ticket trap zones, and overloading enforcement zone in real time to assist you while driving.

If the vehicle exceeds the speed limit or gets close to the speed limit zone, the speed limit will be displayed on the screen.

To deactivate the safety camera alert system, tap the Home button (

) on the Live view screen > Settings

Road safety settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Safety Camera Alert to switch to OFF.

This feature may not be available in some countries.

5.2 The lane departure warning system (LDWS)

When the vehicle departs its lane, the LDWS detects the lane departure via the real-time video image and warns the driver.

The departed lane is displayed in red.

The lane guide lines are displayed on the screen when you activate the LDWS.

The voice guide warns you and a left or right lane guide line will display in red when the vehicle enters either lane.

Right lane departure

warning (example)

For your safety, the lane departure warning will be displayed on the LCD even when the LCD is turned off.

The on-screen lane guide lines cannot be aligned. The guide lines may not perfectly match the actual lanes due to the product installation angle, position, or winding roads.

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For vehicles without OBD2 support

If your vehicle does not support the ODB2 system, install a T/S cable to prevent the alarm from sounding when you turn on the indicators and change lanes.

•Do not connect the indicator wires (green/white) of the T/S cable directly to the indicator lamps under the hood. If the sheath of the wires is peeled off due to the heat of the engine or lamp, the product or vehicle may be damaged

•If you want to install the T/S cable on the vehicle, contact a Thinkware Premium Store or fitting service center. If the product is not installed properly, the product may be damaged or electrical fire or electrocution may result.

Lane departure warning methods depending on optional accessories

Optional accessory Warning method

OBD2 cable

•An alarm will sound when the turn signals are not turned on and the vehicle leaves its lane at an OBD2 speed over 55 km/h.

•If the turn signals are turned on when the vehicle leaves the lane, the alarm will not sound.

External GPS module

An alarm will sound when the turn signals are not turned on and the vehicle leaves its lane at a GPS speed over 50 km/h.

External GPS module + OBD2 cable

•An alarm will sound when the turn signals are not turned on and the vehicle leaves its lane at an OBD2 speed over 55 km/h.

•If the turn signals are turned on when the vehicle leaves the lane, the alarm will not sound.

External GPS module + T/S cable

•An alarm will sound when the turn signals are not turned on and the vehicle leaves its lane at an OBD2 speed over 55 km/h.

•If the turn signals are turned on when the vehicle leaves the lane, the alarm will not sound.

Setting the LDWS

• To deactivate the LDWS, tap the Home button ( ) on the Live view screen > Settings > Road safety

settings, and then tap the Setting button next to LDWS (Lane Departure Warning) to switch to OFF. To set the warning sensitivity, select a sensitivity option (Low / Mid / High).

• To align the lane guide lines of the LDWS, tap the Home menu button (

) on the Live view screen >

Settings

Road safety settings, and then tap the Reset button next to Initialize LDWS under LDWS (Lane

Departure Warning).

• To change the lane departure detection speed, tap the Home button (

) on the Live view screen >

Settings

Road safety settings, and then tap the button next to LDWS speed under LDWS (Lane Departure

Warning) to switch the speed (50km / 60km / 70km / 80km).

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If the vehicle is driving on a snow-covered road, in the rain at night, or on a damaged road, the LDWS may not work as it does under normal conditions.

5.3 The forward collision warning system (FCWS)

When the vehicle drives at 30 km/h or above, the FCWS will detect forward collision danger via the realtime video image and warn the driver.

Preliminary forward collision warning: Displayed when a preliminary collision hazard is detected.

Secondary forward collision warning: Displayed when the distance to the vehicle ahead decreases after a preliminary collision warning.

Preliminary forward

collision warning

Secondary forward

collision warning

For your safety driving, the forward collision warning will be displayed on the LCD even when the LCD is turned off.

To deactivate the FCWS or change the warning sensitivity, tap the Home button ( ) on the Live view screen

Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the button next to FCWS (Forward Collision Warning)

to switch the sensitivity option (Low / Mid / High) or OFF to turn off the warning.

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5.4 The urban forward collision warning system (uFCWS)

When the vehicle drives at 30 km/h or lower, the uFCWS will detect forward collision danger via the realtime video image and warn the driver.

Preliminary low speed forward collision warning:

Displayed when a preliminary low speed collision hazard is detected.

Secondary low speed forward collision warning:

Displayed when the distance to the vehicle ahead decreases after a preliminary low speed collision warning.

Preliminary lower speed

forward collision warning

Secondary low speed

forward collision warning

For your safety, the low-speed forward collision warning will be displayed on the LCD even when the LCD is turned off.

To deactivate the uFCWS or change the warning sensitivity, tap the Home button ( ) on the Live view screen

Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the button next to FCWS (Low Speed) to switch the

sensitivity option (Low / Mid / High) or OFF to turn off the warning.

5.5 The front vehicle start alarm (FVSA)

The FVSA will detect the departure of the vehicle in front via the real-time video image and notify the driver.

An alarm is output 4 seconds after the vehicle ahead has departed.

When the vehicle is stopped in traffic, this feature will detect the departure of the vehicle in front and notify the driver.

The front vehicle

departure warning

For your safety, the front vehicle departure warning will be displayed on the LCD even when the LCD is turned off.

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To deactivate the FVSA, tap the Home button ( ) on the Live view screen > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the button next to FVDW (Front Vehicle Departure Warning) to switch the setting to OFF.

5.6 The blind spot detector (BSD)

When you turn on the turn signals to change lanes, the BSD will detect vehicles in the blind spot. If a vehicle is detected, the buzzer will sound and the warning will be displayed on the screen. To activate the BSD, you must install the BSD sensor behind the rear bumper of your vehicle.

There is a vehicle in the left-side blind spot.

There is a vehicle in the right-side blind spot.

The BSD warning (left) The BSD warning (right)

For your safety, the BSD warning will be displayed on the LCD even when the LCD is turned off.

To deactivate the BSD, tap the Home button ( ) on the Live view screen > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Blind spot information to switch the setting to OFF.

•To activate the BSD, you must install the BSD sensor behind the rear bumper of your vehicle and the T/S cable. For more information about the BSD sensor (optional), refer to its User Manual.

•The left and right sides of the rear view image will be reversed when the BSD is activated.

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5.7 Rolling warning message (OBD2 installation required)

When the vehicle rolls backward or forward with the gear of the vehicle equipped automatic transmission set to D (drive) or N (neutral), the rolling warning message will appear. This feature does not work with vehicles equipped with manual transmission.

When the vehicle rolling warning message appears, step on the brake to stop the car.

The message will disappear after 5 seconds or you can close the message screen by tapping OK.

5.8 The Rear View In Gear R feature (OBD2 installation required)

When the gear of the vehicle equipped automatic transmission is set to R (reverse), the rear view will be displayed on the screen. This feature does not work with vehicles equipped with manual transmission.

The left and right sides of the rear view image will be reversed when the Rear View in Gear R feature is activated.

To deactivate the Rear View In Gear R feature, tap the Home button (

) on the Live view screen > Settings

Road safety settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Rear View In Gear R to switch the setting to OFF.

6. Settings

You can set the product features according to your needs and preferences.

6.1 Setting the camera

You can adjust the brightness of the front and rear view or reverse left and right of the rear view.

6.1.1 Setting the brightness of the front camera

You can set the brightness of the front view recording. Refer to the following instructions to set the brightness.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Camera Settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Brightness-Front.

Switch the button to Mid, Dark, or Bright. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.1.2 Setting the brightness of the rear camera

You can set the brightness of the rear view recording. Refer to the following instructions to set the brightness.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Camera Settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Brightness-Rear.

Switch the button to Mid, Dark, or Bright. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.1.3 Reversing left and right of the rear view

You can reverse left and right of the rear view image. Follow the instructions to activate the feature.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Camera Settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Reverse L to R for rear cam.

You can switch the button to ON or OFF to activate or deactivate the feature. If it is set to ON, the preview screen will appear. Tap OK. The left and right sides of the image will be reversed.

Settings

6.2 Setting recording features

You can set and adjust various features for recording, including the detection sensitivity for recording when the product detects an impact during continuous recording.

6.2.1 Setting the continuous impact detection sensitivity

You can set the detection sensitivity for recording when an impact is detected while driving. When you set the sensitivity, you must consider the road conditions, traffic situation, or your driving style.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Record settings and then tap the Setting button next to Cont. sensitivity.

Switch the button to Lower, Low, Mid, High, or Higher. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

•If the continuous impact detection sensitivity is too high, the product will record a video even when a minor impact caused by the road condition and your driving is detected. This may shorten the memory card’s life.

•If the continuous impact detection sensitivity is too low, the product may not record a video when a minor accident occurs.

6.2.2 Setting the Ultra Night Vision feature

You can record bright and high resolution videos while parking at night if you activate the Ultra Night Vision feature. Follow the instructions to select a recording mode to use the Ultra Night Vision feature.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Record settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Ultra Night Vision.

Select a check box of Continuous Mode or Parking Mode (or both) to apply the feature and tap Apply. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

Settings

6.2.3 Setting parking mode

You can set the operating mode of the product while the vehicle is parked. Follow the instructions to set parking mode.

To use parking mode, you must install the continuous power cable. If continuous power is not supplied to the product, the product will stop recording when the vehicle engine is turned off.

For more information about parking mode, refer to "3.6 Using parking mode"

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Record settings and then tap the Setting button next to Parking Mode.

Select Motion detection, Time Lapse, or OFF, and then tap Apply.

Tap OK on the confirmation screen. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.2.4 Setting the parking impact sensitivity

You can set the detection sensitivity for recording when impact is detected while parking. Refer to the following instructions to set the parking impact sensitivity.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Record settings and then tap the Setting button next to Parking sensitivity.

Switch the button to Lower, Low, Mid, High, or Higher. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.2.5 Setting the motion detection sensitivity (for the Motion detection feature)

The Motion detection feature records a video when a moving object is detected near your vehicle. Refer to the following instructions to set the motion detection sensitivity.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Record settings and then tap the Setting button next to Motion Sensitivity.

Switch the button to Low, Mid, High, or OFF. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

Settings

6.2.6 Setting the intelligent impact detection recording

With the intelligent detection feature, the product detects minimal impacts down to minor shocks caused by closing the door of a nearby vehicle and record videos. Refer to the following instructions to enable or disable this feature.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Record settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Intelligent Detection.

You can switch the button to ON or OFF to activate or deactivate the feature. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.2.7 Setting the record timer feature

When you set activate the record timer feature, the product will record a video in parking mode for a preset time. Refer to the following instructions to set the time.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Record settings and then tap the button next to Off Timer.

Switch the button to 6 Hour, 12 Hour, 24 Hour, 48 Hour, or OFF. The new setting will take effect immediately.

The vehicle battery will not be charged while the vehicle is parked. If you record in parking mode for an extended period, the vehicle’s battery may be depleted and you may not be able to start the vehicle. If you have installed the continuous power cable to record the video for an extended period during parking, connect the authentic THINKWARE external dash cam battery.

6.2.8 Setting the Low Voltage Off feature

When the vehicle battery is consumed to a certain level, this feature stops recording to prevent battery depletion. Refer to the following instructions to set the Low Voltage Off feature.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Record settings and then tap the button next to Low Voltage Off.

Switch the button to ON or OFF to activate or deactivate the feature. If you have switched the button to OFF, the caution message will appear. Tap OK on the screen to deactivate the feature. The new setting

will take effect immediately.

Settings

6.2.9 Setting the Off Voltage feature

You can set the voltage limit to stop recording at when using the Low Voltage Off feature. Refer to the following instructions to set the voltage.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Record settings and then tap the Setting button next to Off Voltage.

Tap + or - to set the voltage in 0.1 V increments, and then tap Apply. When the battery's voltage reaches the set value, recording will stop.

For vehicles using a 12 V battery (most passenger vehicles), set the voltage to 11.6 V–12.3 V. For vehicles using the 24 V battery (like most passenger vehicles), set the voltage to 23.2 V–24.6 V.

If the Off voltage value is too low, the product may consume the battery completely depending on the conditions like the vehicle type or temperature.

6.2.10 Setting the Low Volt Protection feature

You can set the month(s) during the cold season (November–March) to apply the low voltage protection level of the vehicle. Refer to the following instructions to set the month(s).

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Record settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Low Volt Protection.

Select Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, and / or Mar and then tap Apply. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

In winter, you must set the vehicle's low voltage protection level higher than other seasons due to battery capacity loss.

Settings

6.3 Setting Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS)

The ADAS features explained in this section may not be available in some countries, and the setting menus may be disabled, or may not be displayed at all.

You can activate or deactivate a safety camera alert system, a lane departure warning system (LDWS), a forward collision warning system (FCWS), an urban forward collision warning system (uFCWS), a front vehicle start alarm (FVSA), and a blind spot detection (BSD) system and set their options.

6.3.1 Setting the Safety camera alert feature

When the vehicle approaches or passes the speed limit zone, the safety camera alert system will collect GPS signals and safety camera data. Refer to the following instructions to enable or disable this feature.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Safety Camera Alert under Safety Camera Alert System.

You can switch the button to ON or OFF to activate or deactivate the feature. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.3.2 Identifying the vehicle type

Refer to the following instructions to identify your vehicle type for using the ADAS feature.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings.

Tap the Setting button next to Vehicle type under Road Safety Warning System and select Sedan, SUV, or Truck (Bus). The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.3.3 Setting the ADAS settings (auto calibration)

To enhance the ADAS feature's accuracy, follow the instructions to set the alignment on the ADAS settings screen.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings. Tap the View button next to ADAS settings under Road Safety Warning System.

Adjust the product position to align the blue line displayed on the ADAS settings screen with the center of the hood and the green line just above the hood.

After positioning the product, drive at 30 km/h for more than 1 minute to finish the alignment.

Settings

6.3.4 Setting the lane departure warning feature

When the vehicle departs its lane, the LDWS will detect the lane departure via the real-time video image and warn the driver. Refer to the following instructions to set the detection sensitivity or activate or deactivate this feature.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the button next to LDWS (Lane Departure Warning) under Road Safety Warning System.

Switch the button to Low, Mid, or High to set the detection sensitivity, or OFF to deactivate the feature. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.3.5 Initializing the lane departure warning feature

Refer to the following instructions to initialize the lane departure warning guide lines.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the button next to Initialize LDWS under Road Safety Warning System.

Tap OK on the confirmation screen. The lane departure warning guide lines will be initialized.

6.3.6 Setting the lane departure detection speed (LDWS speed)

You can change the lane departure detection speed. Refer to the following instructions to set the lane departure detection speed.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the button next to LDWS speed under Road Safety Warning System.

Switch the button to 50 km, 60 km, 70 km, or 80 km. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

Settings

6.3.7 Setting the forward collision detection sensitivity

When the vehicle drives at 30 km/h or above, the FCWS will detect forward collision danger via the realtime video image and warn the driver. Refer to the following instructions to set the detection sensitivity or activate or deactivate this feature.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the Setting button next to FCWS (Forward Collision Warning) under Road Safety Warning System.

Switch the button to Low, Mid, or High to set the detection sensitivity, or OFF to deactivate the feature. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.3.8 Setting the urban forward collision warning system (uFCWS)

When the vehicle drives at 30 km/h or lower, the uFCWS will detect forward collision danger via the realtime video image and warn the driver. Refer to the following instructions to set the detection sensitivity or activate or deactivate this feature.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the button next to FCWS (Low Speed) under Road Safety Warning System.

Switch the button to Low, Mid, or High to set the detection sensitivity, or OFF to deactivate the feature. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.3.9 Setting front vehicle departure warning

When the vehicle is stopped in traffic, this feature will detect the departure of the vehicle in front and notify the driver. Refer to the following instructions to enable or disable this feature.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the Setting button next to FVDW (Front Vehicle Departure Warning) under Road Safety Warning System.

Switch the button to ON or OFF to activate or deactivate the feature. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

Settings

6.3.10 Setting the blind spot detection (BSD)

Using the backup camera, this feature will detect the presence of other vehicles in blind spots and notify the driver. Refer to the following instructions to enable or disable this feature.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Blind spot information under Road Safety Warning System.

Switch the button to ON or OFF to activate or deactivate the feature. If it is set to ON, a window will appear to inform you that the left and right sides of the image will be reversed. Tap OK.

The left and right sides of the rear view image will be reversed when the blind spot information feature is activated.

6.3.11 Setting the rear view in gear R

This feature provides the rear view of the vehicle when the vehicles gear is set to R. Refer to the following instructions to enable or disable this feature. This feature does not work with vehicles equipped with manual transmission.

The left and right sides of the rear view image will be reversed when the Rear View in Gear feature is activated.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > Road safety settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Rear View in Gear R under Road Safety Warning System.

Switch the button to ON or OFF to activate or deactivate the feature. If it is set to ON, a window will appear to inform you that the left and right sides of the image will be reversed. Tap OK.

Settings

6.4 Using the vehicle diagnosis and management feature (DriveX)

The DriveX features explained in this section may not be available in some countries, and the setting menus may be disabled, or may not be displayed at all.

6.4.1 Setting the gas price

To set and activate the DriveX features, refer to "6.4.2 Setting the vehicle information" to configure the features, and then enter the gas price (per liter) according to the following instructions. The gas price is used to calculate the mileage cost.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > DriveX Settings, and then tap the button next to Enter fueling cost.

Enter the fuel price per liter and tap OK. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.4.2 Setting the vehicle information

Detailed vehicle information is essential to accurately diagnose your vehicle for reliable results. Follow the instructions to set the vehicle information.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > DriveX Settings, and then tap the button next to My car settings.

Select the manufacturer, model name, model year, fuel type, displacement, standard mileage rate, number of passengers, vehicle length, and vehicle rating.

When the "Car settings complete" screen appears after entering the vehicle information, tap OK. Now, with the DriveX feature, you can view a variety of vehicle information including the vehicle condition and the average fuel cost.

Settings

6.5 Configuring the system settings

This menu allows you to configure the hardware settings that are globally applied to the system during operation, such as the display language and screen brightness.

6.5.1 Setting the display language

Select a language (Chinese, Korean, or English) to display on the screen. Follow the instructions to select a language.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > System Settings, and then tap the button next to Language.

Switch the button to Chinese, Korean, or English to select a language. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.5.2 Adjusting the system volume

This menu allows you to adjust the volume of system sounds and voice guidance. Follow the instructions to adjust the volume.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > System Settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Volume.

Switch the button to 1, 2, 3, or OFF to select a volume level. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

If you select OFF, the voice guidance will be disabled.

6.5.3 Resetting the touchscreen

If the touchscreen accuracy decreases after using the product for an extended period, you can manually align the touchscreen to make it accurate again. Follow the instructions to reset the touchscreen.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > System Settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Reset Touch Accuracy.

Follow the on-screen instructions to proceed with the screen alignment.

A confirmation window will appear when the alignment is complete. Tap Apply to apply the alignment. Tap Cancel to cancel the alignment.

Settings

6.5.4 Adjusting the screen brightness

This menu allows you to adjust the screen brightness. Follow the instructions to adjust the screen brightness.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > System Settings, and then tap the Setting button next to LCD Brightness.

Switch the button to Mid, Dark, or Bright. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.5.5 Setting the LCD Auto-Off option

This menu allows you to adjust the time until the screen is turned off after operating the product or viewing a recorded video. Follow the instructions to adjust the LCD Auto-Off time.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > System Settings, and then tap the Setting button next to LCD Auto-Off.

Switch the button to 10 min, 30 sec, or OFF. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

If you set this feature to OFF, the screen will be kept on, and power consumption will increase.

6.5.6 Setting the security LED

This menu allows you to decide how the security LED operates. Refer to the following instructions to set the security LED operation.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > System Settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Security LED.

Switch the button to Circular, Blink, Random, or OFF to select the LED operation. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

Settings

6.5.7 Setting the date

Follow the instructions to set the date.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > System Settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Date setting.

Set the year, month, and date, and then tap Apply. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.5.8 Setting the time

Follow the instructions to set the time that will be displayed on the screen.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Settings > System Settings, and then tap the Setting button next to Time setting..

Select AM/PM, set the hour and minutes, and then tap Apply. The new setting is applied to the system as soon as a change is made.

6.5.9 Initializing the system settings

This menu allows you to return all the system settings to factory default settings. Follow the instructions to initialize the system settings.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > About Device > Device Info, and then tap the Reset button next to Reset Settings.

Tap Apply on the confirmation window. All the system settings will be initialized.

A confirmation window will appear when the initialization is complete. Tap OK to close the window. (The window will disappear after 5 seconds without a user input.)

Do not disconnect power or remove the memory card from the product during the initialization. Doing so may cause serious damage to the data stored in the memory card.

While configuring the system settings, a confirmation window will appear whenever the setting value requires saving. Tap OK to save the changes. Tap Cancel to discard the changes. Settings without confirmation window are automatically saved and applied to the system.

7. Managing the memory card

7.1 Partitioning the memory card

You can partition the memory card to adjust the storage space for different types of video recordings. Refer to the following instructions to partition the memory card.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Mem Card Settings, and then tap the button next to Memory Partition.

When the partition setting window appears, select a partitioning options from Priority on continuous recording (recomm.) / Priority on incident recording / Priority on parking recording, and then tap Apply.

Tap Cancel to cancel memory partitioning.

Do not disconnect the power or remove the memory card from the product during memory partitioning. Doing so may cause serious damage to the data stored in the memory card.

A confirmation window will appear when memory partitioning is complete. Tap OK to close the window. (The window will disappear after 5 seconds without a user input.)

7.2 Formatting the memory card

This menu allows you to format the memory card that is inserted in the product. Refer to the following instructions to format the memory card.

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > Mem Card Settings, and then tap the button next to Memory Format.

Tap OK to proceed with memory formatting. All the data stored on the memory will be erased after the formatting. Tap Cancel to cancel memory formatting.

Do not disconnect power or remove the memory card from the product while formatting. Doing so may cause serious damage to the data stored in the memory card.

A confirmation window will appear when memory formatting is complete. Tap OK to close the window. (The window will disappear after 5 seconds without a user input.)

8. Accessing the product information

New users may benefit from the basic product information that can be accessed from the Menu screen.

8.1 Understanding the product features

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > About Device > Functions to view product features. Brief information about the product's features is displayed on the screen.

8.2 Viewing the product information

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button ( ) > About Device > Device Info to view product information, or to initialize the system settings or DriveX statistics. The following product information and the menus for initializing system settings/DriveX statistics will be played on the screen.

• Product name

• Firmware version

• Micom

• Memory Capacity

• Safety Guidance

Tap the Reset button next to Reset Settings to initialize the system settings. Tap the Reset button next to Reset DriveX statistics to initialize the DriveX statistics.

8.3 Accessing and configuring the GPS

A GPS module is used to include the location data in the recorded videos. On the Live view screen, tap the Home menu button (

) > About Device > GPS Info to view the GPS features. The connection status, time (UTC), vehicle speed, current elevation, and Horizontal Dilution of Precision (HDOP) are displayed on the screen.

Tap the Reset button next to Reset GPS to initialize the GPS, and allow it to locate the current position.

Horizontal Dilution of Precision (HDOP)

HDOP is a value that refers to GPS deviation due to satellite positioning.

8.4 Viewing the vehicle operation

After configuring the DriveX settings, you can monitor the vehicle operation from the Menu screen (DriveX features may not be available in some countries, and the setting menus may be disabled, or may not be displayed at all).

On the Live view screen, tap the Home button (

) > About Device > Car connection information to monitor the vehicle operation. The operating status of the turn signals, brake, and accelerator pedal may be monitored on the screen.

This menu cannot be accessed if the OBD2 cable (sold separately) is not installed or if the DriveX settings are not properly configured.

9. Using the PC viewer

You can view and manage the recorded video and configure various product features on your PC.

9.1 System requirements

The following are the system requirements for running the PC viewer.

• Processor: Intel Core i5, or higher

• Memory: 4 GB or more

• Operating system: Windows 7 or later (64 bit is recommended)

• Other: DirectX 9.0 or higher / Microsoft Explorer version 7.0 or higher

The PC viewer will not operate properly on PC systems running an operating system other than those listed in the system requirement.

9.2 Installing the PC viewer

The PC viewer installation file (setup.exe) is stored in the root folder of the memory card that is provided with the product. Follow the instructions to install the PC viewer on your PC.

Insert the memory card into a memory card reader connected to your PC.

Run the installation file, and complete the installation according to the instructions given in the installation wizard. After the installation is complete, there will be a shortcut icon to THINKWARE Dashcam Viewer.

You can download the latest PC viewer software at the THINKWARE download website (http://www. thinkware.com/Support/Download).

Using the PC viewer

9.3 PC viewer screen layout

The following provides brief information about the PC viewer's screen layout.

Visit the THINKWARE

website.

View or configure the dash

cam settings, and set the

language for the PC viewer.

Open a file, or save a

video with a different

name.

Displays the current and

total running time of the

current video.

Indicates the vehicle's

driving speed at the time

of recording.

Displays the progress of

video playback.

Play or control a video.

Adjust the volume of the

current video.

Display the current video in full screen. Tap the Back button (

)

to return to the previous screen.

Switch between the front and

rear videos.

Displays the play list.

Indicates the G sensor value at the time of recording.

Minimize, expand, or close

the software.

Displays the current video.

Displays the GPS information at the time of recording.

Using the PC viewer

9.4 Playing recorded videos on the PC viewer

Follow the instructions to play recorded videos.

Turn off the product and remove the memory card.

Insert the memory card into a memory card reader connected to your PC.

Doubleclick the shortcut to the PC viewer ( ) to open the program. The video files in the memory card will be automatically added to the playlist in the bottom-right corner of the PC viewer screen. The playlist section layout is as follows.

Select a folder (Continuous / Incident continuous / Parking record / Parking incident).

Display a list of videos in the selected folder.

Doubleclickavideofileafterselectingavideofolder,orclickthePlaybutton(▶)afterselectinga

video file. The selected video file will be played.

If the video files on the memory card are not automatically added to the playlist when you run the PC viewer, click File▼ > Open, select the removable storage device for the memory card, and click Confirm.

Using the PC viewer

9.5 Video control menu overview

The following provides brief information about the PC viewer's video control menu.

➊ ➋

➌ ➍

➎ ➏

➐ ➑ ➒ ➓

Number Item Description

➊

Play the previous file Play the previous file in the currently selected folder.

➋

Rewind by 10 sec. Rewind the video by 10 sec.

➌

Play/Pause Play or pause the selected video file.

➍

Stop

Stop playing the current video. The progress bar will move to the beginning of the video.

➎

Skip forward by 10 sec. Fast forward the video by 10 sec.

➏

Play the next file Play the next file in the currently selected folder.

➐

Enable/disable playing the next file in the playlist

Enables or disables the feature for playing the next file in the playlist.

➑

Enlarge/Reduce image Enlarge or reduce the size of the current video.

➒

Save Save the current video on your PC.

➓

Volume Adjust the volume of the current video.

Using the PC viewer

9.6 Driving information overview

Driving information other than the driving speed requires the OBD2 function, and is not available in some countries. If you have installed the OBD2 cable, you can view the vehicle's driving information at the time of the recording while playing the video files. The following explains the layout of the driving information section.

➊

➋

➌

➍ ➎ ➏ ➐

Number Item Description

➊

Driving speed Indicates the vehicle’s driving speed at the time of recording.

➋

Accelerator/Brake/Turn signal

•

: Indicates the brake pedal operation.

•

: Indicates the accelerator pedal operation.

•

: Indicates the left and right turn signal operation.

•

: Indicates the emergency signal light operation.

➌

Transmission information

Indicates the transmission information. (P: Parking D: Driving R: Reverse N: Neutral)

➍

RPM Indicates the engine RPM.

➎

Coolant temperature Indicates the coolant temperature.

➏

Current fuel consumption rate

Indicates the real-time fuel consumption rate.

➐

Steering angle Indicates the steering angle of the parked vehicle.

Upgrading the firmware

10. Upgrading the firmware

A firmware upgrade is provided to enhance the product features or to increase stability or product operation.

You can download the latest firmware upgrade file at the THINKWARE download website (http://www. thinkware.com/Support/Download). For optimal operation of the product, ensure that you keep the firmware version up to date.

Do not disconnect power or remove the memory card from the product during the firmware upgrade. Doing so may cause serious damage to the product, or to the data stored in the memory card.

Disconnect power to the product and remove the memory card.

Insert the memory card to a memory card reader connected to a PC, and copy the firmware upgrade file to the root folder of the memory card.

While the power is disconnected from the product, insert the memory card to the memory card slot on the product.

Connect the power cable to the product, and then turn on the power (ACC ON) or start the engine to turn on the product. The firmware upgrade starts automatically, and the system will restart once the

firmware update is completed.

11. Troubleshooting

The following table lists the problems users may encounter while using the product and measures to resolve them. If the problem persists after taking the measures provided in the table, contact the customer service center.

Problems Solution

Cannot power on the product

•Make sure the power cable (the cigar socket power cable or the continuous power cable) is connected to the vehicle and the product properly.

•Check the vehicle’s battery level.

The product does not operate even when touching the display.

Insert a pin into the Reset button pinhole on the side of the product to reset the product. After resetting the product, the Settings screen and Video playback screen will not disappear.

The voice guide and/or buzzer do not sound.

Check if the volume is set to the minimum. For more information about how to adjust the volume, refer to "6.5.2 Adjusting the system volume".

The video is unclear or hardly visible.

•Ensure that the protective film on the camera lens has been removed. The video may look unclear if the protective film is still on the camera lens.

•Check the installation location of the front or rear camera, turn on the product, and then adjust the camera's viewing angle while monitoring the LCD display.

The memory card cannot be recognized.

•Ensure that the memory card has been inserted in the correct direction. Before inserting the memory card, ensure that the metal contacts on the memory card are facing toward the lens of the product.

•Turn off the power, remove the memory card, and then check to ensure that the contacts in the memory card slot are not damaged.

•Ensure that the memory card is an authentic product distributed by THINKWARE. THINKWARE does not guarantee compatibility and normal operation of third-party memory cards.

The recorded video cannot be played on a PC.

The recorded videos are stored as MP4 video files. Ensure that the video player installed on your PC supports the playback of MP4 video files.

GPS signal cannot be received even though the external GPS module is installed.

•Ensure that the external GPS module is properly connected. For more information, refer to "2.3 Installing the external GPS module (optional)".

•The GPS signal may not be received in out-of-service areas, or if the product is located between tall buildings. Also, GPS signal reception may not be available during storms or heavy rain. Try again on a clear day at a location that is known to have a good GPS reception. It may take up to 5 minutes until GPS reception is established.

12. Specifications

To see the product specifications, refer to the following table.

Item Specification Remarks

Model name QX800

Dimension / Weight 111.7 X 64 X 33 mm / 143.5 g Rear camera: 25 Ø X 32.3 X 61 mm / 25 g

Display panel TSP LCD (480 X 320 HVGA) IPS type

Memory SD memory card 32 / 64 / 128 GB

Recording mode

Continuous Rec

Records videos in 1-minute segments (dual channels are supported for recording the front and rear view)

Incident Rec

Records 10 seconds before and after the incident (total 20 seconds)

Manual Rec

Records 10 seconds before and after manually starting the recording (total 20 seconds)

Parking Rec (parking mode) Requires the continuous power cable installation

Camera sensor 6 M pixels, 1/1.8" CMOS Rear camera: 4 M pixels, 1/3” CMOS

Image sensor Sony IMX178 Rear camera: OmniVision 4689

Angle of view

140° (based on the opposite angle), 1440p

Rear camera: 180° (based on the opposite angle), 1440p

Video

QHD (2560 X 1440 / H.264 / file extension: MP4)

Applies equally to the front / rear recording

Frame rate Maximum 30 fps

Audio PCM (pulse code modulation)

Acceleration sensor Triaxial acceleration sensor (3D, ±3G) 5 levels for sensitivity adjustment available

Rear camera V-IN connector MINI USB 10-pin connector

GPS External GPS module (optional)

Safety driving section alert supported, stereo socket 2.5 Ø / quadrupole

Power input DC 12 / 24 V supported Rear camera: DC 5 V

T/S connector

Left / Right directional signal cable of the vehicle

Brake signal included, compatible with the BSD

OBD2 connector DriveX supported Stereo socket (2.5 Ø) / quadrupole

Power consumption 2 CH: 5.1 W / 1 CH: 3.8 W (mean)

Except for the fully charged supercapacitor / the LCD OFF status / GPS

Auxiliary power unit Supercapacitor

Item Specification Remarks

LED indicators

•Front: Security LED

•Rear: Status LED, Rec LED (2 ea)

Alarm Built-in speakers Voice guide (buzzer sounds)

Operating / Storage temperature

-10–60℃

Before contacting a service center

Please backup all important data stored in the memory card. The data in the memory card may be deleted during repair. Every product requested for repair is regarded as a device that has had its data backed up. The customer service center does not back up your data. THINKWARE is not responsible for any loss, such as data loss, caused by product repair.

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