Xblitz Z9 Manual Del Usuario página 8

02. GETTING STARTED
1. Mount and connect the camera into the power adapter.
2. Insert formatted to FAT32 or exFAT (depending on the type), micro SD
memory card.
NOTE: Insert and remove the memory card only when the device is turned
off.
3. Set in the menu:
a. Date & time
b. Loop recording (adjust the length of the recordings). If you turn loop
recording off, the files will not be overwritten.
c. Set the highest available resolution.
d. Set the G-Sensor on minimal possible sensitivity so the camera does not
saved recordings unnecessarily, which will be caused by unevenness
on the road
e. Turn WDR on.
4. Make sure that the motion detection and parking mode are turned off. If
these functions stay on during normal usage, they will negatively affect
the recordings. Turning these functions on is recommended only when the
vehicle is parked.
5. Camera will automatically start to record every time we turn the ignition on
(unless there is no constant power supply in the car cigarette lighter socket
of your vehicle).
03. KEYS DESCRIPTION
1. MODE
Longer press moves us between camera modes: video / photo / playback.
In video mode short press turns on / off the sound recording.
During video recording longer press protects the video from being overwritten.
During playback of the video press to scroll forwards.
2. POWER
Hold for 3 sec to turn on / off the camera.
In video mode it turns on / off the recording.
In photo mode short press to take a picture.
During playback of the video short press works as a play / pause.
3. MENU
Longer press opens the context menu (unless the camera is recording at the
moment). Press again to go back to the main menu.
In menu and playback mode it navigates us between positions.
During video playback it scrolls the video backwards.
During video recording short press turns on / off the parking mode.
4. RESET
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Press to restart the camera and restore the default settings.
04. MENU
1. VIDEO MODE
a. Video resolution
Set the resolution of recordings. The higher the resolution, the better the
video quality, however such files take more space on the memory card.
b. Loop recording
Set the length of the video recordings.
c. WDR
This function depends on dynamic change of underexposed and overex-
posed values of monitored field in order to expose underexposed elements.
d. Exposure
Set the video exposure.
e. Motion detection
When turning this function on and leaving the camera in standby mode,
plugged into the power supply, after detecting a motion camera starts to
record a short, 1 loop movie.
f. Audio recording
Turning on / off the sound on the recordings. This may be set outside the
menu by using the "down" button.
g. Date stamp
Turning the date stamp on / off on the recording.
h. G-SENSOR
Setting the sensor sensitivity or turning this function off. When the sensor is
on in the moment of collision, the file is automatically protected from being
overwritten. It is recommended to set the lowest possible value (low or
medium) so the camera does not detect road inequalities.
i. Parking mode
When this mode is enabled, the camera left in the car and connected to
a power source (or with a charged battery) reacts to a jolt in the car (for
example, during a parking bump), turns on and starts recording a short video
protected from overwriting.
2. PHOTO MODE
a. Timer
Set after what time since pressing the power button the picture should
be taken.
b. Resolution
Set the resolution of the taken pictures.
c. Series
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