Button Description And Indicator Light's Meaning; Preparation Before Use; Installing In Vehicles - Polaroid N302 User Manual

Polaroid·N302

2.1 Button description and Indicator light's meaning

Button:
Button
Power button On and Off
Record start/stop, Take photo, Confirm item
REC/OK button
Menu button Menu Function
Mode changing (photos, videos, playback mode)
Mode button
Locking button Lock the File while Recording
Up
UP button
(1) Down
DOWN button
(2) Mute Recording
Reset System
Reset
Indicator light's meaning:
Light
Red light flashing when recording.
Recording Indicator
Continuous on when stop.
Green light flashing when charging.
Charging Indicator
Off when full charged.

3 Preparation before use

Power ON and OFF
Press the Power button to power on. Press the Power
button for 3 seconds to power off.
Once the vehicle engine is started, the device
automatically turns on and recording (must have SD
Card). After the car engine stopped, the device will
automatically save the last recorded file and shutdown.
Description
Description
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Battery Charging
There are two ways to charge the battery:
1. Use the USB cable connected to the computer.
2. Use the Car Power Adaptor.
An icon of the battery being recharging will show on the LCD screen, and
green indicator light will flashing. Off when full charged. The charging time
takes about 2 hours.
Memory Card
Follow the direction indicated by the silk printing on the device to insert the
memory card, a click sound is heard indicating the card is in position.
To remove the memory card, push to eject the memory card out of the slot.
Note:
1. Do not remove or insert the memory card when the device is powered on.
This may damage the memory card.
2. It is recommended to use a 64 GB, Class 10 speed or above microSD card.
3. It is recommended to format the microSD cards before the initial use.
4. 64 GB microSD card can also be used, but the cards must be formatted in
the device before the initial use.

3.1 Installing in Vehicles

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Push the head of the mount into the device
slot, make sure the mount is securely locked
in place.
Polaroid·N302
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