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2 Precautions
1. Motion detection function is set to OFF by default. Alarm files will be created
When the motion
detection is set ON.
2. G-Sensor recording is recommended to set ON during driving for emergency recording use.
G-Sensor level is optional.
3. If the device could not boot up, try to remove all storage disks from the device, and then restart
it to check whether it could boot normally or not.
4. Make sure the yellow ACC wire is connected to the ignition wire and the red V+ wire to the
positive pole of the battery. In this case, the device can continue to record for some time after
the vehicle engine is off. If the ACC wire (the yellow one) and the V+ wire (the red one) are
connected directly to the positive pole of the battery, the device would keep working even if the
vehicle is switched off. If the ACC wire and the V+ wire (the red one) are connected directly to
the ignition wire of the vehicle, there is high risk that recording files before the ignition shutting
off would be damaged.
5. All the disks must be formatted on the device before they are put into use.
6.
The users’ name could not be changed, while the password is editable.
7. All types of video files including event recording files are overwritten by default. If the user does
not want to overwrite the event files, please set [Event Rec. Lock] to ON which could be found
in the menu of [Event Rec.].
8. The corresponding types of SENSORs are as following:
SENSOR-I
N1
SENSOR-I
N2
SENSOR-I
N3
SENSOR-I
N4
SENSOR-I
N5
SENSOR-I
N6
ALARM INPUT 1~4
Reverse
input
Brake
input
9. The disk must be installed appropriately and well connected, otherwise the device would not
work properly.
Summary of Contents for SW004SSD
Page 9: ...6 4 Wiring Diagram ...
Page 27: ...24 Character Switching Introduction ...
Page 53: ...50 9 9 Mirror ON Mirror function on OFF Mirror function off ...
Page 74: ...71 Step 3 When Update success is shown on the display the device will reboot automatically ...
Page 79: ...76 11 10 System Info System Info Software version number ...
