Setting
Setting
System Settings
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Resolution:
Setting video resolution of footage recorded,
Front Camera Only:
3840 x 2160P 30fps, 2560 x1440P 60fps,
2560 x1440P 30fps, 2304 x1296P 30fps, 1920 x1080P 120fps,
1920 x1080P 60fps, 1920 x1080P 30fps.
Dual Channels: 4K (front camera) + Full HD 30fps (rear camera) ,
1440P 30fps + FHD P30, 1080P 60fps + FHD P30.
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Bitrate:
You can set the bitrate for video. High bitrate may improve
the quality and smoothness of the video, especially when recording
fast motion or high contrast scenes. Using high bitrate mode may
decrease the amount of recording time available on your memory
card. Using a low bitrate will save space and record for longer time.
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Live Video Source:
Front camera / Rear camera / PIP mode 1 / PIP
mode 2.
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Loop Recording:
Off / 1 / 2 / 3 / 5 / 10 minutes.
The recording will begin automatically after powering on with a micro
SD card in the device. Each recorded file is up to one- minute long,
with old footage being replaced when micro SD card storage is full.
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WDR (Wide Dynamic Range):
Dynamic range is the ratio of the
brightest portion of the image to the darkest portion of the image.
WDR enables the camera to deliver video with a near perfect exposure
in varying lighting situations.
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Exposure:
Adjusting the value of the EV (Exposure Value) properly
can create better footage under different light sources. It ranges from
-2.0 to +2.0. You can adjust the EV for the front and rear camera
separately. The default is set at 0.0.
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Advanced Parking Mode:
There are 3 options under parking mode:
①
Auto Event Detection
Including buffered parking mode, the camera will automatically
record a video sequence
(
from 15 seconds before the event to 30
seconds after the event
)
while a moving object is detected during
parking. It will stop recording without new movements.
②
Time Lapse recording
Time lapse record a video at low frames at 1 / 2 / 3 / 5 / 10 / 15 fps, It
keeps recording continuously without audio recorded.
③
Low Bitrate Recording
This mode record video in low bitrate for both front and rear. It
keeps recording continuously in mini
fi
le size with audio recorded.
• Parking G-sensor:
The G-sensor detects
significant
or sudden
movement (such as an impact or collision), it will trigger an event
recording. We suggest setting it to High sensitivity in parking mode
recording.
• Parking Motion Detection:
Adjusts the sensitivity of the motion
detection so minor motion caused by wind or rain doesn't trigger a
recording.
•
Time-lapse Recording:
Record video from frames captured at
specific time intervals to conserve memory and reduce the time it
takes to review video. The default is off.
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Motion Detection:
When activated, the camera will start recording if
there is movement in front of the camera. Once the camera does not
detect movement for 60 seconds, it stops recording and returns to
“Motion Detection” mode. The camera will record again in the time of
detecting a new movement.
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GPS:
Turn on / off GPS logger. A GPS module is used to include the
location data in the recorded videos. If disabled, your camera will no
longer measure your speed and position; nor synchronize the time /
date. (Only available when connecting with GPS signal) Please use
“Dashcam Viewer” to playback videos and to visualize your position
and speed on your computer.
•
Speed Unit:
Kilometer per hour (KMH) and miles per hour (MPH) are
available for speed unit.
•
G-Sensor:
The G-sensor measures shock forces and locks the video
recorded at the time. The settings from “low to high” determine the
amount of force needed to lock the file from being overwritten. We
recommend that you set it at low.
•
Wi-Fi:
Set it On / Off. Press the [ ] button for 3 or 5 seconds to
enable Wi-Fi quickly. We recommend choosing the 5GHz Wi-Fi mode
.
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Date Stamp:
Imprint the time and date on the recorded video.
•
GPS Info Stamp:
Imprint the GPS information on the recorded video
.
•
Camera Model Stamp:
Imprint the camera model on the recorded
video.
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Record Audio:
Turn on and off the microphone. This can also be
changed during recording by pressing the microphone button [ ].
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Screen Saver:
The screen goes black by default after 1 minute while
recording. You can set it by adjusting different time intervals on the
menu.
•
Boot delay:
The camera will boot seconds later when powered on.
The settings are Off / 5s / 10s.
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Date / Time:
Set system date / time.
•
Time Zone:
Set the current time zone for GPS time and date
calibration.
Note: the time zone must be manually adjusted for daylight savings.
•
Language:
Set the on-screen display to English, Traditional Chinese,
and French, etc.
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Beep Sound:
Turn all notification sounds On / Off.
•
Frequency:
Set it to minimize flickering and banding in the recorded
video.
•
Image Rotation:
Turn the screen upside down. It’s fit for both front
and rear / interior camera.
•
Rear Camera Mirror:
Rear Camera Mirror can make the image of the
rear camera to be displayed and recorded as reversed compared to the
actual view, you can set the setting On / Off.
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Format:
The operation will delete all data on the Micro SD card.
Note: Once you format the card, all information will be deleted and
unrecoverable. Make sure to back up all files that you needed before
formatting.
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Format Warning:
Set the number of days between format warnings.
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Default Setting:
Restore device to factory settings.
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Car Number:
Imprint the car number on the recorded video.
•
Custom Text Stamp:
Imprint the customize text on the recorded
video.
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Firmware Version:
Check the current firmware version of the
camera.
You can set the product features according to your needs and
preferences using the camera button or the VIOFO app. To
enter the menu settings, please stop recording first.
Note: We recommend to buy VIOFO HK3 ACC hardwire kit cable
for parking mode recording.
The parking recording files name of front camera is Year_Date_-
Time_**PF, and Year_Date_Time_**PR for rear camera.
