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10. Display
11. Reset
12. Microphone
03. BEFORE USE
1. It is recommended to use original micro SD cards up to 256GB class 10 or
higher.
2. Before inserting the card into the recorder, it must be formatted in the com-
puter using the supplied micro SD card reader to USB in the FAT32 or exFAT
file system (depending on the card) and then in the recorder.
3. The memory card must be installed when the device is switched off,
otherwise the card and the device may be damaged. The same applies when
removing the card.
4. The battery allows recording without power for no more than 5 minutes.
5. When the memory card fills up, the oldest unprotected recordings are
overwritten.
6. It is recommended that the functions of the device are used as intended,
i.e. not to use e.g. motion detection and parking mode while driving, as this
may cause the device to switch on and off automatically, e.g. when stopping
at an intersection.
7. It is recommended that the G - SENSOR option is set to the minimum to avo-
id securing unnecessary material and thus losing space on the memory card.
8. Sound: the device has a condenser microphone that records all ambient
sounds. Sounds may overlap causing distortion.
Attention!
The Black 4K device connected to the cigarette lighter socket starts up automatically
every time voltage is present in the socket, and is similarly switched off automati-
cally when the voltage disappears.
Default recording starts when the video recorder is switched on if there is a format-
ted micro SD card in the device.
04. MONTAGE
SEE FIG. B
1. Select and clean the camera mounting location.
2. Mount the camera mount.
3. Insert the memory card into the slot in the camera.
4. Place the camera in the mount.
5. Point the camera lens towards the roadway.
6. Connect the power supply to the camera.
7. Route the power supply cable so that it does not obstruct your view while
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driving (SEE FIG B).
8. Plug the power supply plug into the car's cigarette lighter socket.
05. MENU FUNCTIONS
To access the menu, press the third button from the left with the settings icon, for
navigation refer to the section See FIG. A.1 and section 2 (product description).
1. Resolution - Use the navigation keys to adjust your preferred resolution - 4K
30fps / 2k 30fps / FHD 60fps.
2. Loop recording - set the recording time (length) of the video files, when
the memory card fills up the oldest recording will be overwritten. Use the
navigation keys to adjust the preferred length of loop recording - 1 minute /
3 minutes / 5 minutes / off.
3. GPS information - displays information on the GPS position.
4. G-Sensor - gravity sensor. When enabled at the moment of impact, the
recording file is protected from being overwritten. It is recommended to set
the lowest value from the available: off/low/medium/high to avoid protec-
ting recordings caused by shocks e.g. on an uneven road. Use the navigation
keys to adjust the preferred sensitivity.
5. Motion detection - on/off - this mode starts recording when the camera
detects movement in the lens, e.g. a person in front of the vehicle. The
function works only when the camera is not recording and is under a
constant power source, recordings from this mode are not protected against
overwriting. Use the navigation keys to enable or disable the mode.
6. Parking Mode - on/off - when enabled, the camera catches a car bump e.g.
during a parking bump, turns on automatically and starts recording a short
video protected from overwriting. It is advisable to switch this function
off for the duration of the drive, as it may block loop recording. Use the
navigation keys to switch the mode on or off.
Note: To ensure that the camera properly records a full-length recording, leave
it under a constant power source.
7. Screen saver - blank the screen after the time indicated in the settings. Use
the navigation keys to adjust the preferred length from those available:
off/30 seconds/1 minute/2 minutes.
8. Speed unit - kilometres per hour / miles per hour. Use the navigation keys to
adjust your preferred unit of speed.
9. Audio recording - on/off. Use the navigation keys to turn the function on
or off.
10. Volume settings - beep sound and system volume settings. Use the naviga-
tion keys to adjust your preferred setting.
11. HDR - on/off - this mode allows the device to dynamically change the value
of underexposed and overexposed areas, making underexposed elements
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