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SGGCX2PRO+
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  • Page 1 Digital video recorder SGGCX2PRO+ User manual...
  • Page 2: Product Safety & Precautions

    Please use only the included Street Guardian accessories or approved replacements from a Street Guardian dealer. Use of non-approved accessories may damage your product or your vehicle and may void your warranty.
  • Page 3 Introduction The Street Guardian SGGCX2PRO+ Digital Video Recorder is engineered to require minimal user intervention, it is pre-configured with logical default settings and is supplied ready to use once installed with a minimum of adjustment needed to personalise to your needs.
  • Page 4: Camera Layout & Overview

    Camera layout & Overview...
  • Page 5: Installation

    Installation The DVR should preferably be mounted behind, or to either side of the rear view mirror and within the sweep area of the windscreen wipers. Before mounting the DVR ensure that there is enough room to access and remove the memory card, there is sufficient room for the cables, and adequate clearance for the mirror to be adjusted.
  • Page 6 1. Once a suitable mounting location is decided secure the DVR mount bracket to the windshield using the provided 3M adhesive tape, ensuring the window is clean prior to application, remove the backing tape and press and hold the bracket firmly against the glass for 2 minutes, then wait 20 minutes before attaching the camera.
  • Page 7 [Note] the on glass type GPS antenna should not be mounted within 15cm of the camera for best performance, the type of GPS can be identified by the length of the cable, the on glass type GPS antenna cable is approximately 70cm long, the on dash type GPS antenna cable is approximately 140cm long.
  • Page 8 Settings The DVR is pre-set with logical default settings and is ready to operate with minimal adjustment required, when powered on the internal capacitors will charge, the DVR will then power up and recording will commence. [Note] The DVR does not contain a battery and will need to be connected to a power source to configure settings, connecting to a computer USB port is not supported.
  • Page 9: Menu Options & Defaults

    Menu options & defaults To access the menus any active recording must be stopped by pressing the key, pressing the key will enter the settings menu menu, pressing the key again will exit the menu. menu Following is a list of the menu items, their default settings listed in BLUE and a brief description of each setting.
  • Page 10 Speed Unit – – Function to enable the speed to be displayed in the recorded video OSD text (MPH or KM/H selectable). Display Logo – – Display the logo in the recorded video. Record Audio – – Turn the Microphone on or off. Screen Saver –...
  • Page 11: Description Of Key Functions

    Description of Key Functions [Note] The keys have different functions depending on the current state, recording, standby, menu navigation, or playback mode. 1.<POWER> Key Function 1: Power On/Off When powered off, press the <POWER> key to power on the DVR. The DVR begins to work automatically.
  • Page 12 After completing the setting press the <MENU> key to exit the menu setting function. Function 2: Playback exit Whilst in the playback menu press the < MENU> key to exit submenus or exit playback mode. Function 3: Sub menu navigation Whilst in menu settings the <...
  • Page 13 Function 3: Playback In standby mode (not recording) press the < EMERGENCY/OK > key to enter playback mode, press the < EMERGENCY/OK > key to play video data and press the < EMERGENCY/OK > key again to suspend the playing of video data. 4.
  • Page 14 Function 3: Disable or enable audio-recording function In recording mode press the <MIC> key to disable the audio recording function. The MIC indicator will be off. Press the <MIC> key again to enable the audio recording function. The MIC indicator will be on.
  • Page 15: Basic Operation Description

    Basic operation description 1. Automatic Recording When you start your vehicle the DVR is automatically started and the recording commences, the REC indicator on the screen will blink and the REC light will flash to indicate recording status. [Note] If the camera detects an error with the memory card or fails to detect the (optional) rear camera the front camera will emit a series of warning beeps to notify of an error, check the camera display for any relevant notification messages.
  • Page 16 4. Collision Sensing The DVR is fitted with a built in G-sensor. In case of severe vehicle collision the DVR locks the recording at the time of the accident, and displays a yellow triangle icon on the display screen. The collision G-sensor has adjustable sensitivity, the default setting is set to <LOW SENSITIVITY>.
  • Page 17: Camera & Accessories

    camera & Accessories...
  • Page 18 further description Microfiber carry bag – will help protect camera from getting scratched when transporting outside of the vehicle. String for bracket removal – used to cut through 3M tape if needing to remove the bracket. Quick start guide – basic starter instructions. Trim pry tool –...
  • Page 19 Cleaning wipes – used to clean the window prior to mounting the brackets to ensure a good bond for the 3M tape, surfaces must be clean and dry prior to application. Spare 3M mount tape – die cut replacement 3M tape to suit mount brackets and GPS.
  • Page 20 cpl filter The included CPL filter) will help to reduce dashboard reflections which can otherwise inhibit details in some scenes. Below is an example of the reduction in glare and reflection when using the CPL filter. [Note] The CPL filter is installed with the larger opening facing up.
  • Page 21: Hints And Tips

    hints & tips It is essential to make sure the camera has a clear view for best results, automotive glass cleaners should be used to prevent window fogging, using a glass cleaning additive in the washer fluid is also recommended, keeping wiper blades in good working order and replacing them when they start to wear is best practice.
  • Page 22 Playback and file handling Street Guardian Dashcam Viewer supports playback and map interpretation of the recorded files. Street Guardian Dashcam Viewer for Windows 10 64 bit http://bit.ly/SGviewerWIN64 Street Guardian Dashcam Viewer for Mac http://bit.ly/SGviewerMAC GPScam is a free Android playback application.
  • Page 23: Frequently Asked Questions

    Frequently asked questions Q. Can I connect the camera to my computer to access the recordings? A. Computer access is not supported, the power requirements of the camera exceed the output level of most computers, always use a card reader to access files on the memory card. Q.
  • Page 24 A. Mac can leave hidden system files on the memory card that can prevent the camera from recycling correctly and cause recordings to fail, memory cards should always be reformatted in the camera before use. Q. Can I just format the memory card in my computer? A.
  • Page 25: Firmware Update Instructions

    Firmware update instructions Any updated firmware will be made available on the support section of our website https://streetguardian.info/support To update the firmware the process is as follows • Extract the zipped firmware file downloaded from our website • Delete any files from the memory card •...
  • Page 26: Technical Specifications

    Technical Specifications Processor Novatek 96663 Image Sensor Sony ExmorR Starvis IMX291 Lens f/2.0 Metal Body, 7 Element Glass Angle of View 112° Horizontal, 135° Diagonal Resolution 1920×1080 @12/15/18mbit/sec Frame Rate 30FPS/60FPS (single channel mode) Frame Rate 30FPS (dual channel mode) Video Format H.264 MP4 LCD display...
  • Page 27: Further Information

    [Note] The information contained in this user manual is based on the features and functions found in release version 1.19 www.streetguardian.info © Street Guardian 2019...

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