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- Page 1 Support www.randmcnally.com/support 877-446-4863...
- Page 2 DashCam 100, 200 & 300 Quick Start Guide...
- Page 4 Important Information About Your Dash Cam POWER BUTTON: Press and hold the power button to turn the device on or off. The power button can also be used to protect photos and videos saved to the microSD card. Once protected, the files cannot be overwritten or accidentally deleted.
- Page 5 What’s Included in the Box • Dash Cam • microSD Card (optional) • Suction Cup Mount • Vehicle Charger • USB Cable...
- Page 6 Your Device Power On/Off Navigate Up/Left in menu settings Navigate Down/Right in menu settings Menu Tap once to access picture and video files • Tap twice to access the menu • Tap again to return to the camera • OK/Record Video Capture Photo/Delete...
- Page 7 Insert/Remove the microSD Card Depending on the model, your dash cam may come with a microSD card. The microSD card must be inserted into the dash cam before you can record videos or take pictures. NOTE: The device supports cards up to 64 GB. To insert or remove the microSD card: Pull back the cover that protects the card slot using a paper clip or other thin tool.
- Page 8 Install the Mount NOTE: Follow all local regulations governing the placement of the mount. For GPS-enabled models, select an area with a line of sight to the sky and GPS satellites to ensure reliable GPS information. To install the mount: Slide the mount on to the front of the dash cam until it clicks.
- Page 9 Install the Mount - continued Rotate the knob on the mount to lock it in place. Adjust the angle of the camera to obtain the desired view.
- Page 10 Connect to the Vehicle/Charge the Battery NOTE: The vehicle may need to be on for the device to charge. To connect to the vehicle and charge the battery: Mini USB port Plug the charger into the mini USB port located on the suction lever as shown.
- Page 11 Power the Device On/Off When the dash cam is plugged into a vehicle charger, it automatically turns on when the car is turned on. When the car is turned off, the dash cam powers off. In the event you need to manually turn the device on/off: to turn the device on.
- Page 12 Adjust the Menu Settings The dash cam menu contains the device settings. They can be adjusted according to user preference. To adjust the menu settings: twice to access the menu. to scroll through the list of features. to select the feature. to scroll through the list of settings for that feature.
- Page 13 Format the microSD Card It is recommended to format the micro SD card before taking pictures or recording video. To format the card: Open the menu and scroll down to the FORMAT feature. to select it. until YES displays. to select YES and begin the process. CAUTION: If you ever need to reformat the card, all of the data on the card may be lost.
- Page 14 Enable Automatic Recording The dash cam will automatically turn on when the vehicle is turned on, but if you want the device to automatically record, you must adjust the settings. To adjust the settings to enable automatic recording: twice to access the menu settings. to scroll through the list of features until POWER ON RECORD displays.
- Page 15 Set the Resolution and Recording Speed To set the video and photo resolution and recording speed: Open the menu by tapping twice. to scroll through the list of settings until RESOLUTION displays. to select RESOLUTION. to scroll though the list of options. to select the resolution and speed.
- Page 16 Enable the GPS GPS is an optional feature on the dash cam that records the speed and location of your vehicle. To enable GPS: twice to open the menu. Scroll down to GPS SETUP and tap Scroll down to ON. to select it.
- Page 17 Enable Wide Dynamic Range Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) is a feature that allows the dash cam to produce the best video quality when the scene includes a wide variety of lighting conditions. For example, a person standing in front of a bright light or a building casting a dark shadow.
- Page 18 Take a Picture and Record Video Manually To manually take a still picture, tap . This feature may require you to stop recording. To manually record a video: to begin recording. The recording time will display at the bottom of the screen. again to stop recording.
- Page 19 Adjust G Sensor The G Sensor enables the dash cam to detect impact and start recording video in protected mode. In protected mode, the file cannot be overwritten. The G Sensor settings can be changed from one to seven depending upon the desired sensitivity;...
- Page 20 Enable Parking Mode If parking mode is enabled, the dash cam will automatically start recording the moment an impact is detected, even though the vehicle is off. It will record for 30 seconds. To enable parking mode: twice to open the menu. Scroll down to PARKING MODE and tap Scroll through the sensitivity level settings (Low, Medium, and High).
- Page 21 Activate Motion Detection If motion detection is activated, the dash cam only records video if the vehicle is moving. For example, if the vehicle stops at a railway crossing, the dash cam will detect that the vehicle is not moving and stop recording. To activate motion detection: twice to open the menu.
- Page 22 Forward Collision and Lane Departure Warnings NOTE: Forward collision and lane departure warnings are not available on all models. The Forward Collision Warning System (FCWS) senses how close your vehicle is to the vehicle in front of it. The following warning displays when your vehicle gets too close: The Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS) detects the lane lines and calculates...
- Page 23 Activate the FCWS and LDWS Alerts To activate the FCWS/LDWS alerts: twice. to scroll to FCWS DETECT or LDWS DETECT. to select the feature. to scroll to YES. to select the feature. NOTE: FCWS and LDWS are not available on all models.
- Page 24 Activate Loop Recording If loop recording is activated, the dash cam records video in a continual loop. When enabled, it immediately begins to record when the vehicle is turned on. When the card is nearly full, the dash cam will overwrite the oldest, unprotected video until the vehicle is turned off.
- Page 25 View the Photos and Videos To view the photos and videos: once. to scroll to Video only, Photo only, or both. Thumbnails of all your photos, videos, or both, depending on the previous selection, will display. to select Video, Photo, or both. to move to the content you want to view.
- Page 26 Protect the Photos and Videos To protect the photos and videos to prevent them from being overwritten: once. to scroll to Video only, Photo only, or both. Thumbnails of all your photos, videos, or both, depending on the previous selection, will display. to select Video, Photo, or both.
- Page 27 Delete the Photos and Videos To delete the photos and videos: once. to select Video only, Photo only, or both. to be able to select specific photos/videos for viewing. Thumbnails of all your photos, videos, or both will display, depending on the previous selection. to cursor to the content you want to view.
- Page 28 Transfer the Photos and Videos to a Computer To access files using the microSD card: Pull back the rubber cover protecting the microSD Card slot. Remove the card. You can do this by pushing down gently on the card with the blunt tip of a pen. Insert the microSD card into an adaptor to convert it to a full size SD card.
- Page 29 Additional Menu Settings Setting Options Beep Sound Off / 20% / 40% / 60% / 80% / 100% On / Off Time Setup Set the date and time GPS Auto Update Time On / Off GMT Setup Greenwich Mean Time (-11 through 12) Manually update the time zone Speed Unit MPH / km/h Vehicle ID...
- Page 30 • Alter, remove or obscure any copyright notice, trademark notice, or proprietary legend from the product, its software or content. This license will terminate automatically if User fails to comply with any of the terms of this license and User agrees to stop using the product. Rand McNally may revise or...
- Page 31 Warranty RM Acquisition, LLC d/b/a Rand McNally warrants that the product, and the component parts thereof, will be free of defects in workmanship and materials for a period of one (1) year from the date of first use as determined by contact with GPS satellites. This warranty may be enforced by the first consumer purchaser (“Customer”), provided that the product is utilized within the U.S.A.
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Hours of recording on mini 100 with 4gb card
The exact number of recording hours on a 4GB card is not stated. However, Full HD (1920 x 1080p) video typically uses about 10–15 minutes per 1GB. Therefore, a 4GB card can store approximately 40–60 minutes of Full HD video.
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Do you have to put a card in the 1080 HDR Rand McNally recorder for it to work?