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  • Page 1 User Manual...

  • Page 2: Safety Warnings And Precautions

    Safety Warnings and Precautions Scope of Warranty and Liabilities • This product is a road safety accessory and the manufacturer is not liable for any losses brought on by malfunctions, loss of data or any other forms of losses from using this product. • This product is an accessory designed for the specific purpose of recording and saving captured video footage of the areas near the vehicle. Certain functions may not be supported depending on the driving conditions and vehicle conditions. The firmware updates for improving performance may result in different performance by each product. The video may not be recorded depending on the conditions in which the device is used. Please use the device only for your reference. The recording may not take place depending on the status of the microSD card.
  • Page 3 Safety Warnings and Precautions Please read the following warnings and cautions thoroughly. These warnings and cautions were made for the safety of the users and to prevent any potential damage caused by improper use. Failure to follow these safety Failure to follow these cautions could warnings could lead to a serious lead to an injury or cause loss of Warning Caution injury or death. property. Warning Do not operate the product while Do not install, disassemble, or modify driving.
  • Page 4 Safety Warnings and Precautions If you need to replace the power cable, When installing the product, make sure it mount, or any other part, use original does not obstruct the driver’s field of view. parts offered by the manufacturer only. Obstructing the driver’s fi eld of view can lead to driver distraction. Recommended location for The consumer is responsible for all malfunctions...
  • Page 5 Safety Warnings and Precautions Micro SD Do not touch the product with greasy Do not put anything inside the exter- or wet hands. nal microSD memory card slot except for the card itself. It can damage the product and lead to malfunc- Micro SD tions. It can damage the product and lead to malfunc- tions. Micro SD Protect the product from heavy im- Do not operate the product with sharp pact.
  • Page 6 Safety Warnings and Precautions Data Loss/Corruption (microSD Card Care) Damage to the microSD card can result in data corruption or loss. • microSD card is a highly sensitive piece of technology that can become defective due to changes in external environment or severe impact. Protect the card against impact and damage. • The manufacturer will not be held responsible in the event of microSD card damage due to user negligence or external factors. ※ We recommend using bulls-i models ETK - XX GB microSD cards. Causes of microSD Card Damage and Data Corruption • External impact during installation/uninstallation.
  • Page 7 Safety Warnings and Precautions 하기 Caution Format the microSD card once a month. microSD Card Use 바닥이나 사용할 장소에 본 기기를 내려놓고 다음 겨낸 후 평평한 바닥이나 사용할 장소에 본 기기를 내려놓고 다음 장소에 본 기기를 내려놓고 다음 먼저 포장을 벗겨낸 후 평평한 바닥이나 사용할 장소에 본 기기를 내려놓고 다음 니다.
  • Page 8 Safety Warnings and Precautions GPS Use • If you are using the product for the first time or using it after an extended period of nonuse (3 days or longer), it will take longer than usual for the GPS to determine your current location. • GPS signal strength is susceptible to weather conditions (rain, fog, etc.) and radio wave interference. • The ideal ambient temperature range for the GPS receiver is 0°C - 60°C/32°F -140°F. Maintain this temperature range inside the vehicle, especially during summer and winter months. • GPS reception may be low underneath an overpass, inside a tunnel, or with a high density of buildings nearby. • The GPS receiver may not function properly in vehicles with special coating or tinting on the windshield or equipped with electromagnetic wave-generating devices on board. • GPS reception may be low or unavailable altogether near high-rise buildings or power cables due to the effects of high voltage.

  • Page 9: Main Features

    Main Features Ultra High Resolution 2-Channel Camera • Front: 1280 x 720 (HD) • Simultaneous front and rear recording • Rear: 640 x 480 (VGA) Front: 2.0 megapixels • Video Compression: H.264 Rear: 0.3 megapixels Highly Sensitive GPS Re- Multiple Recording ceiver (sold separately) Modes • Uses incoming GPS signals to indi- • Continous/Manual/Event/Parking cate the current location, speed, and route on Google Maps®. Wide Touchscreen LCD Instant Playback • Features a multifunctional touch • Use the LCD display to watch video screen LCD.

  • Page 10: Voice Guidance

    Main Features Security LED Voice Guidance • The security LED turns on when in • Voice responses for greater user Parking Mode. convenience. Security LED Security LED 3극 Wide Recording Angle Settings • 130° Recording Angle • Customize various settings to suit your needs. 3-Axis Acceleration microSD Formatting Shock Detection Sensor • Format the microSD directly from the bulls-i. • Shock Detector with Adjustable Sensitivity. DC: 12V to 24V Event Recording Continuous Recording Manual Recording...

  • Page 11: Accessories

    Accessories bulls-i Vehicle Drive Power Cable Rear Camera Mount Recorder (Plug-in or Wire-in) (Cable Length: 6.5m) SD/MMC/RS-MMC microSD Card microSD Card Reader Cable Clips Quick Guide (adapter included) Accessories (Sold Separately) ※ Available for purchase at www.bulls-i.com 3M Tape • Images used in this manual may differ from the actual product. • Accessories offered by the manufacturer as part of the product package may change without prior notice.

  • Page 12: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents Safety Warnings and Precautions 4. Using the Dedicated Viewer Main Features 4-1 Program Installation Accessories 4-2 Launching the Program 4-3 Using the Launcher Table of Contents 4-4 Dedicated Viewer 1. Overview 4-5 Dedicated Viewer Controls 1-1 bulls-i 4-6 Open File 1-2 Mount 4-7 Route Display (GPS) 1-3 bulls-i Attachment to Mount 4-8 Miscellaneous Features 2. Installation 4-9 Program Settings 2-1 Precautions 4-10 Time Zone Configuration 2-2 bulls-i Installation 4-11 microSD Card Folders 3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 20 4-12 Upgrading Firmware 3-1 Recording 5.

  • Page 13: Overview

    1. Overview 1-1 bulls-i Description Description Name Name Camera Lens Records front-facing video. Rear Camera In Input for the rear camera cable. Indicates recording status while Indicates the bulls-i operating Security LED parked. status. Speaker Provides auditory cues on the Power Key Press to turn the product on/off. (buzzer) status of the black box. Used to playback video, display Memory Card Slot for microSD cards. Touchscreen LCD bulls-i status, and configure Slot settings. Power Jack Input for the power cable. GPS IN Input for the GPS cable.

  • Page 14: Mount

    1. Overview 1-2 Mount Name Description Adjustable Holder Adjust the angle and tighten the screw to set in place. Used to attach the mount to the front windshield. Double-Sided Tape Mount Used to attach and detach the bulls-i to the vehicle.

  • Page 15: Bulls-I Attachment To Mount

    1. Overview 1-3 bulls-i Attachment to Mount 1. Push in the back of the black box 3. Connect the rear camera cable to until it clicks in place. the CAM IN port. 2. Click the mount into the slots on 4. Connect the GPS cable to the the bottom of the black box.

  • Page 16: Installation

    2. Installation 2-1Precautions Parts & Accessories • Make sure you have all the parts and accessories before installing the bulls-i. ► Page 11 • If you are missing parts or accessories, contact your place of purchase. Installation The bulls-i’s position on the front windshield and its forward-facing angle greatly affect the video recording quality. Follow these instructions to get the best results: • Install the mount on the central axis of the vehicle. • Do not use the bulls-i without the mount. • Do not place any item between the bulls-i and the front windshield or cover up the bulls-i.

  • Page 17: Bulls-I Installation

    2. Installation 2-2 bulls-i Installation Check the installation site and have everything in place. Refer to Page 3 for installation precautions. ► This device must be installed on the central axis of the vehicle and on the upper portion of the windshield in order to achieve optimal recording performance. ► ► Clean the front and rear Remove the protective film from Attach the mount flush to the windshields using a clean piece the strip of double-sided tape windshield. of cloth. attached to the mount.
  • Page 18 2. Installation ► ► Attach the rear camera flush Connect the rear camera Connect the power cable to to the rear windshield. cable to the units CAM IN the unit’s PWR IN port. port. ► ► Insert the other end of Enable the LCD's live view Enable the LCD's live view (front) function and adjust the...
  • Page 19 2. Installation Use the included cable clips to hide loose cables. Choose the desired feed to see in in full screen. Tap on the screen again to return. ► <Front Camera Feed> <Front Camera Selection> ► <Rear Camera Selection> <Rear Camera Feed>...

  • Page 20: Using The Bulls-I Vehicle Drive Recorder

    3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-1 Recording 3-1-1. Powering On and Booting Intro Screen Continuous Recording End Recording ► ► Once the bulls-i is powered on, Once the bulls-i finishes booting Once the vehicle's ignition is it will take 10 to 15 seconds for up, it will automatically enter turned off, it will take 10 to 15 the unit to boot up.
  • Page 21 3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-1-2. Event Recording Home > Recording Screen Live View > Event Recording Screen Recording is automatically triggered Event recording message will appear in in the event of an impact detection. the event of an impact detection while in - Blue LED: On / Buzzer: 2 beeps Live View mode.
  • Page 22 3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-1-3. Manual Recording ► ► Tapping on the Manual The "Recording in Progress" Home screen is shown after the Recording icon initiates a screen is shown. recording finishes. 30-second recording. - Blue LED: On / Buzzer: 2 beeps...
  • Page 23 3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-1-4. Parking Mode Recording ► ► If connected to a constant pow- The LCD screen powers off Tap on the touchscreen while er source, the bulls-i automati- when Parking mode is activated. in Parking mode to access the - Red LED: Flashes cally enters Parking Mode when Home screen.

  • Page 24: Home Screen

    3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-2 Home Screen Name Description Manual REC Tapping on this icon initiates a 30-second recording. Preview Displays live video feed from front/rear camera. Playback Used to play back video recordings. Enable/disable audio recording. Microphone Screen Saver Choose a screensaver type. Setting Used to configure various "black box" settings.

  • Page 25: Home Screen > Live View

    3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-3 Home Screen > Live View This feature displays live video feed from the cameras. : Tap on the icon (top right) or the exit button to return to the home screen.    Choose the front cam- Front camera feed is era to display its feed in shown in full screen.

  • Page 26: Home Screen > Playback > Continuous/Event Recording Playback

    3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-4 Home Screen > Playback > Continuous/Event Recording Playback This feature lets you watch recordings from the microSD card on the bulls-i LCD screen. : Choose Continuous/Parking or Event. : Choose a file from the list. * Recording is suspended while playback is in progress. ► ► Continuous/Parking: For playing Select a file you wish to play Selected file is played on the back Continuous or Parking Play back.

  • Page 27: Home Screen > Audio Recording

    3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-5 Home Screen > Audio Recording Enable/disable audio recording. ► : A udio recording is enabled by default. Tap on the icon to toggle. 3-6 Home Screen > Screensaver Tap on this icon to display selected photos from the memory card on the LCD screen.

  • Page 28: Home Screen > Settings

    3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-7 Home Screen > Settings Tap on an icon to configure its setting. Name Description Speaker Activates/deactivates voice responses. Used to adjust the impact detection sensitivity. Shock Time Used to set the unit's clock. Parking Specify the recording mode to use when parked. Screen Saver Choose a screensaver type. Configure the Battery Discharge Protection feature. Volt. Cut off Speed Choose a speed unit. Specify the maximum number of files that can be saved Event in the Event folder.
  • Page 29 3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-7-1 Home Screen > Options > Functions 1. Speaker Adjust the buzzer and voice re- ► ► ► sponse volume. - Default: M 2. Shock Used to adjust the impact detection ► ► sensitivity. (‘M’ is recommended) - Default: M 3.
  • Page 30 3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 4. Parking Specify the recording mode to use ► ► when parked. - Default: M M: m otion detection and event recording S: Event recording C: C ontinuous and event recording 5. Screen Saver Choose a screensaver type. ► - Default: Digital Clock 6.
  • Page 31 3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 7. Speed Choose a speed unit. ► - Default: KM/H 8. Event Specify the maximum number ► ► of files that can be saved in the Event folder. - Default: ‘10’ 9. Security LED Enable/disable the security LED. ►...
  • Page 32 3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 10. SD Format This option formats the microSD card inserted into the bulls-i. Formatting the microSD card erases all previously saved data. ► ► OK: Formats the card. Formatting in Progress Formatting Complete Cancel: Cancels formatting. Do not remove the microSD card while formatting is in progress. System Reboot...
  • Page 33 3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 11. Reset Resets all user-defined settings. ► ► OK: Resets the system. Reset Complete System Reboot Cancel: Cancels reset. 12. Version Displays the system's current firmware version.

  • Page 34: Warnings And Cautions

    3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-8. Warnings and Cautions Card Error Mode Switch Resuming recording. Event/Manual Recording When upgrading firmware. When it's time to format the microSD card. (Once a month)

  • Page 35: Microsd Memory Card Removal

    3. Using the bulls-i Vehicle Drive Recorder 3-9 microSD Memory Card Removal Always remove the microSD card from the slot in the following order: Turn off the ignition, unplug the contant power cable/cigarette jack cable, and then press and hold the PWR button for 3 seconds. Make sure the LEDs and the LCD screen are turned off. Push down on the microSD card.

  • Page 36: Using The Dedicated Viewer

    4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4-1 Program Installation The viewer lets you play back recorded video on a computer. ► Uncompress the downloaded file and Designate the installation folder and click doubleclick "setup.exe". To download [Install]. the program, visit www.bulls-i.com and navigate to Downloads. ► Once the program is installed, click A launch icon will appear on the desktop.

  • Page 37: Launching The Program

    4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4-2 Launching the Program ► Connect microSD Card to the Computer Launching the Program - Insert the microSD card into the reader and then plug in - Double-click on the launcher icon on the desktop. the reader to your computer’s USB port. Make sure the microSD card is right side up when inserting it into the reader. Program launcher will appear on the screen. The viewer and the launcher operate in conjunction with one another.

  • Page 38: Using The Launcher

    4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4-3 Using the Launcher Name Description Model Inserting the microSD card displays the product's model name. Firmware Version Inserting the microSD card displays the product's firmware version. Viewer Program Launches the dedicated viewer. Setting Launches the viewer's settings screen. Firmware Down- Downloads the latest firmware version. load SD card Format Lets you format the microSD card from your computer. Viewer Download Downloads the viewer (latest version). New Product Info Introduces new bulls-i products. Website Link Link to the bulls-i website.

  • Page 39: Dedicated Viewer

    4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4-4 Dedicated Viewer • In order to use Google Maps, you will need to have Internet access and Internet Explorer 7.0 or above installed on your system. • The map feature may not function properly with files that are missing GPS data due to poor signal reception at the time of their recording. • The map feature is only available when the GPS module (optional) is connected to the unit. 8 9 0 Name Description Main Panel Displays the front camera's recording. 3-axis Sensor Readings Displays the impact sensor's axial (X, Y, and Z) readings. Speedometer Displays the vehicle's speed. (GPS models only) Indicates the GPS signal reception status. (GPS models only) GPS Signal Video Progress Bar Indicates video playback progress.

  • Page 40: Dedicated Viewer Controls

    4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4-5 Dedicated Viewer Controls Name Description Used to configure bulls-i's settings. Settings Captures and saves a screenshot of the video. (.png or .jpg) Screenshot Prints the current frame. Print...
  • Page 41 4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4-5 Dedicated Viewer Controls Name Description Plays the selected video file. Play Pauses playback. Pause Stops playback. Stop Plays back the previous file. Previous File Rewinds by 1 frame. Rewind 1 Frame Fast forwards by 1 frame. Fast Forward 1 Frame Plays back the next file. Next File Zooms in on the video. Zoom-In Zooms out from the video. Zoom-Out Displays the video in its original ratio. 1:1 Ratio Pan while zoome-in on a video. Vertically flips the video.

  • Page 42: Open File

    4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4-6 Open File Click on the button and select a file. 4-7 Route Display (GPS) Displays the route taken on a map using GPS data. • This feature requires a GPS module. • This feature is only available with an Internet connection.

  • Page 43: Miscellaneous Features

    4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4-8 Miscellaneous Features Full Screen: Right-clicking on a video panel (main or sub) displays that panel in full screen.

  • Page 44: Program Settings

    4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4-9 Program Settings Choose a resolution level. Resolution Video Quality Adjust the video recording quality. Choose the frame rate. (With ETK-B3600, the frame Video/ rate is set to 30 FPS for both the front and rear Video Frame Rate Audio cameras. This option, therefore, is not applicable for your model.) Activate/deactivate audio recording. Sound Recording Configure the audio recording volume. Sound Volume Used to set the black box's system clock. You can Time Setting retrieve and use the computer's system time settings.

  • Page 45: Time Zone Configuration

    4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4-10 Time Zone Configuration Used to select your time zone. 4-11 microSD Card Folders Folder Name Description • Contains Continuous and Parking (inc. motion detection) recording files. - Continuous Recording: 1-minute files “B3600_REC” - Motion Detection Parking: 30-second files/Continuous Parking: 1-minute files e.g.) Continuous: 20120412_111535_I.avi Parking Recording: 20120412_111535_P.avi • Contains Event, Manual, and Parking Event recording files. - Event (Impact) Recording: 30-second files (10 to 40 files by default) “B3600_EVENT” - Parking Event: 30-second files e.g.) Continuous Event: 20120412_111535_I.avi Parking Event: 20120412_111535_P.avi • Used for updating the firmware. “UPDATE” • Also contains a text (.txt) file that indicates the current firmware version.

  • Page 46: Upgrading Firmware

    4. Using the Dedicated Viewer 4-12 Upgrading Firmware Connect the microSD card to the computer. Create an "UPDATE" folder on the microSD card. Copy the firmware files to the "UPDATE" folder. Insert the microSD card into the bulls-i and reconnect the power cable. The firmware will be upgraded automatically and the bulls-i will reboot. • Do not forcibly turn off the bulls-i or remove the microSD card while firmware update is in progress. It could cause the system to malfunction. • The microSD card's file system must be set to FAT16 or FAT32. Other system formats, including NTFS, are not supported.

  • Page 47: Product Specifications And Certifications

    5. Product Specifications and Certifications 5-1 Product Specifications Function Specification (ETK-B3600) Front: 2-megapixel CMOS Image Sensor Rear: 0.3-megapixel CMOS Channels Camera Recording Angle Front: 130°/Rear: 120° Video Compression H.264 Display LCD Panel 3.5" Touchscreen LCD Front: 1280 x 720 (HD) Resolution Rear: 640 x 480 (VGA) Front: 15fps@1280x720 Frame Rate Rear: 15fps@640x480 Continuous, Manual, Recording Recording Modes Event, Parking Event Recording Sensor 3-axis Acceleration Shock Detection Sensor Event Recording Time -15sec ~ +15sec Parking Mode Recording Motion detection and 3-axis Acceleration Shock Detection sensor Speed, Location, Google Supported (sold separately) default 16GB microSD card Storage...

  • Page 48: Product Certifications

    5. Product Specifications and Certifications 5-2 Product Certifications • KCC: Broadcasting/communications device certification • CE: European certification for industrial safety and quality • FCC: U.S. Federal Communications Commission certification • RoHS: Restriction of Hazardous Substances Directive...

  • Page 49: Troubleshooting

    6. Troubleshooting If you are having trouble with this product, please check the following troubleshooting information before re- questing servicing. Contact the customer center only if the problem persists after implementing the measures described below. Problem Solution Video recordings are not being saved to the mi- • Remove the microSD card and try inserting it again. croSD card. • Format the microSD card and try again. The bulls-i is unable to read the memory card. • If the microSD card is old (expired), replace it with a new one. • Existing recording data are overwritten with new What happens if the microSD card becomes full? data, starting with the oldest. • Check to see if the protective film has been re- moved from the camera lens. The recordings have poor picture quality. • Check to see if the camera lens is dirty. • Check to see if the windshield is dirty or has obstacles such as dark tinting. • Check the power connection. The bulls-i is not working. • Check to see if you are using an original power cable from the manufacturer. • Check the connection between the rear camera There is no feed from the rear camera. and the bulls-i.

  • Page 50: Warranty

    7. Warranty Regarding product servicing… • In compliance with consumer compensation rules and regulations, Ether Technology Inc. offers the following warranty coverage for this product. • If you experience a malfunction and require servicing, contact the nearest Ether Technology Inc. product retailer. • V isit www.bulls-i.com for the bulls-i for warrenty coverage and details. Covered Servicing Malfunctions arising under normal use within the warranty period (1 year) are eligible for free servicing. Warranty period for products used for commercial purposes, however, is half that of the normal warranty period (6 months). Paid Servicing 1) Non-Malfunctions Once a servicing request is made, the consumers will be charged with a servicing fee if the concerned issue is found to be a non-malfunction. It is therefore important that you read this user manual carefully before making any servicing request (limited to cases where repairing is not possible and is subject to separate standards). 2) Malfunctions due to Consumer Negligence □ Malfunctions caused by disassembly or modification of the product by the consumer at their own discretion or due to consumer negligence (submersion in water, damage, etc.). □ Malfunctions arising from repair of the product by an individual who is not a technician from Ether Technology Inc. or one of its authorized affiliates. □ Malfunctions arising from use of unauthorized parts and/or accessories. The product □ Malfunctions arising from failure to adhere to the Safety Warnings and Precautions contained in the user manual. is covered 3) Other Circumstances under warranty □ Malfunctions caused by natural disasters (fire, salt, water, lightening damage, etc.).

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