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Product Features 

  TODC2+ has two lenses that both rotate a full 180° and records onto  

a single split screen in crisp 1080p HD: 
- One lens is 140° wide angle  
- One lens is telephoto 

  The GPS Tracking antenna allows users to track their exact 

coordinates, route, speed and time to be played back side by side 
with their video 

  Built in G-Sensor measures impact and will automatically lock and 

store video on sudden impact so your important videos are never 
recorded over 
- TODC2+ also has a manual emergency lock button which allows 
you to lock your current video even when no accident has occurred. 

  TODC2+ comes with custom software that allows users to view their 

GPS route side by side with their recorded video 

  TODC2+ uses H.264 .MOV advanced codec 

 

When the vehicle’s 12v outlet is powered on and TODC2+ is

 

plugged in, the Dash Cam will automatically power on and 
automatically begin recording. 

When the vehicle’s 12v outlet is

 

powered off or the Dash Cam is unplugged, the camera will 
automatically turn off after a delay of 30 seconds and save the 
video files. 

  TODC2+ records in a constant loop, recording in 1 minute, 3 minute, 

or 5 minute video segments. Once the memory card registers as full, 
the Dash Cam will delete the oldest video segment and record over 
it (if this option is turned off, the Dash Cam will record continuously 
until the memory card is full. When this occurs on screen will read, 

“memory full”; you will have to either format the card, replace the

 

card, or manually delete videos to continue recording). Using the 

emergency lock button in conjunction with the Dash Cam’s g

-sensor 

will insure you never lose important video clips. 

  TODC2+ requires a minimum class 6 4GB micro memory card. 

The Dash Cam supports memory cards up to class 10 32GB. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for 4SKCO1

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Page 3: ...uction Cup Mount 7 Rotating lenses 8 Basic operations 9 Switching between modes 9 Video mode 9 Recording video 9 Video Mode Hot Keys 9 Special functions 10 Video Mode Menu Settings 11 Still Photo Mode...

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Page 5: ...powered on and TODC2 is plugged in the Dash Cam will automatically power on and automatically begin recording When the vehicle s 12v outlet is powered off or the Dash Cam is unplugged the camera will...

Page 6: ...ary slightly from what is contained within this manual The Original Dash Cam shall be entitled to modify the content or software without prior notice and the manufacturer shall be entitled to modify t...

Page 7: ...he components will be damaged Operating temperature 0 140 F Do not drop strike or puncture the Dash Cam Be sure to remove any lens protector prior to first use to ensure your videos will be clear Plea...

Page 8: ...t RESET button AV out DC in Mount slide GPS connector Confirm button OK key Mode button GPS indicator 4 Power Charging Status Indicator UP button Menu button Emergency lock button TFT LCD display Swit...

Page 9: ...ch screens button is only active when both lenses are in use simultaneously The user can switch between viewing only lends 1 only lens 2 or displaying both lenses simultaneously The screen switch butt...

Page 10: ...cted to the car charger will not harm the Dash Cam s battery The Dash Cam is designed to automatically power on and record when plugged in The Dash Cam is designed to automatically power off and save...

Page 11: ...power button and hold for three seconds the blue indicator light will illuminate when the camera is powered on When the Dash Cam is recording the blue indicator light will continuously flash Powering...

Page 12: ...he mount apply slight moisture to the rubber suction cup and place the camera in your desired location C Press down the plastic locking rod and the mount will lock into place The bracket port on the t...

Page 13: ...he lens depending on the recording situation 3 While recording the MENU button remains inactive 4 While recording pressing the emergency lock button will immediately store the video file being recorde...

Page 14: ...cating that the file has been locked and will be stored That video file cannot be overwritten and can only be deleted by formatting the memory card 2 Using the GPS tracking antenna To get started with...

Page 15: ...is connected to the GPS tracker and signal has been acquired the GPS icon as well as the GPS indicator light will begin to flash Using the tracker s sticky pad mount the GPS tracker anywhere in the v...

Page 16: ...return to the System Settings menu CAUTION formatting the memory card will erase all data including locked video files Still photo mode Taking a picture From video mode press the MODE button once to s...

Page 17: ...60Hz 10 Version FDV VER3 3H Menu Names Sub Menu Options 1 Delete One All Turn this option on in order to have the Time Stamp watermarked on your video Use the UP and DOWN buttons to adjust the date ti...

Page 18: ...mat English Russian Spanish German Japanese Korean 9 Default Set 50Hz 60Hz Playback settings In playback mode pressing the MENU button will display the playback mode menu on screen Use the UP and DOWN...

Page 19: ...Take a Snapshot Maximize The interface home screen is shown below Language Google Maps Overlay Video display area G Sensor Thumbnails of imported videos Thumbnails of imported photos Data Speed Distan...

Page 20: ...ation to the right of your video will display a Google Maps overlay and display the driving route on the map must have an active internet connection The G SENSOR information displays the change of gra...

Page 21: ...system Note When the machine is not functioning normally the best first course of action is to always press the reset button RESET Accessories 1 12v Car charger 2 AV cable 3 Suction Cup Mount 4 USB c...

Page 22: ...on which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving ant...

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