USER MANUAL
NAVCAM-GPS
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QUICK ADJUSTING MOUNT
The mounting arm can be rotated and adjusted to suit any application. This is ideal for
better camera positioning or for recording inside the car (passengers). Should the saved
images appear upside down, use the “rotate” feature to flip the image 180 degrees.
USB CONNECTION
Connect the Navcam-GPS to a Windows (XP or 7) PC with the USB cable (included). The text
“USB connecting” will appear on the screen.
Under “My Computer” or “Windows Explorer” a new drive will become visible, known as a
Removable Disk (just the same as when connecting a USB Flash drive or Hard drive).
Recorded files are stored in the folders “Camera” for photos and “VideoRec” for Video and
GPS data. These files can be played back using Windows Media player or a compatible .avi
media player or an image viewer (for images)
Note 1: This device will not be visible (in windows explorer for example) while in sleep mode.
It will however continue to charge when connected via USB if the PC or charging
device is powered on.
Note 2: Data transfers will not function when the device is in sleep mode.
PLAYBACK ON TV
Connect the Navcam-GPS to a TV or AV monitor with the supplied AV cable (2.5mm phono
plug one end, RCA composite connectors on the other end).
From the recorded files menu setting, select the “VideoRec” folder and then the video file
for playback. Playback the selected files using your Navcam-GPS control buttons (only)
Note 1: During playback using the AV output cable, the Crashcam-GPS preview screen will be
blacked out. The Crashcam-GPS preview screen image will return once the AV cable is
removed.
Note 2: Only video can be playback while using the TV out function. Photos can not be played
back.
TAKING STILL PICTURE IMAGES
1.
Use the mode button (Button number 8) to toggle to the still camera feature. This is
indicated when an icon of a digital still camera appears on the preview screen.
2.
Use the shutter button (Button number 4) to then capture digital photo images
TAKING VIDEO PICTURE IMAGES
1.
Use the mode button (Button number 8) to toggle to the video camera feature. This
is indicated when an icon of a video camera appears on the preview screen.
