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- Page 1 DX4000 | Drive Assist User Manual www.aguriworld.co.uk...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents What’s in the box? Drive Assist Product overview (front) Speed trap alerts explained Product overview (rear) Mounting the rear camera Settings menu Frequently asked questions Getting started Disposal information Connecting to power Warranty Dash cam operation guide Power on/off Volume control G-Sensor sensitivity Time stamp... -
Page 3: What's In The Box
1 x 16GB SD card 1 x Suction cup windscreen bracket 1 x User guide User note. Your Aguri DX4000 is shipped with the latest speed limit and speed trap database pre-installed so it is ready to go straight out of the box! -
Page 4: Product Overview (Front)
Product overview (Front) Product overview (Front) 1. Windscreen bracket 5. On/off switch 1. Windscreen bracket attachment attachment 2. Built-in GPS 6. SD Card slot 3. Full HD Micro Video Recorder 2. Built-in GPS 7. 12V DC-In socket 4. Loudspeaker 3. Full HD Micro Video Recorder 8. -
Page 5: Product Overview (Rear)
Product overview (Rear) 1. Reset button (use paperclip to 7. Press to enter settings menu. access and press). 8. Your speed of travel. 2. LED indicator. (Can be turned 9. Type of speed trap detected. off in system menu) 10. Speed limit of the road you Slow flash = Recording. -
Page 6: Settings Menu
SD card slot on the side of the unit and attach your chosen windscreen bracket to the DX4000 by sliding it in to the interface slot on the top of the unit. Mount your DX4000 in a safe and convenient position in the front windscreen where it has an unobstructed view of the road ahead but does not obstruct or hinder the driver’s view of the road. -
Page 7: Connecting To Power
Please do not attach your DX4000 to the bracket for 24 hrs to allow the adhesive to go ‘off’ and form a strong connection with the windscreen or dashboard. -
Page 8: Power On/Off
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your setting and return to the standby screen automatically. -
Page 9: Time Stamp
Infinite folder on the SD card. NOR+EVT/Normal + Event – The DX4000 will record in 1 minute loops but if the G sensor senses an incident such as a sudden impact or movement, the section of the recording effected, will be saved in to the Event folder on the SD card. -
Page 10: Lcd
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your setting and return to the standby screen automatically. Lcd Auto Off The LCD can be set to stay on all the time or to automatically switch off after 1 minute or 30 seconds. -
Page 11: Status Led Setting
DX4000. Speed unit You can set your DX4000 to display speed limits and your speed in either MPH or KMH. Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu followed by the ‘Dash Cam’... -
Page 12: Language Setting
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your setting and return to the standby screen automatically. -
Page 13: Factory Reset
DX4000 will save your setting and return to the standby screen automatically. Reset system/factory reset Use this feature if you want to reset your DX4000 and return it to its original factory settings. Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu followed by the ‘Dash Cam’... -
Page 14: Mounting The Unit On The Dashboard
‘1’ and ‘2’. Folder ‘1’ will contain all footage recorded by the forward facing camera built in to the DX4000 that has been locked and saved by the G sensor. Folder ‘2’ will contain all footage recorded by the rear facing camera, that has been locked and saved, if you have one installed. -
Page 15: Drive Assist Settings
If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your setting and return to the standby screen automatically. How to set the unit to alert when the speed limit changes Your DX4000 can be set to alert when you drive from one speed limit zone to another. -
Page 16: Vehicle Type
How to set the unit to alert when you exceed the speed limit You can set your DX4000 to alert you when you exceed the speed limit by a pre- set amount, starting from 1mph and increasing in 1mph increments. For example, set the numeric value to ‘1’... -
Page 17: Vehicle Trailer
Vehicle trailer The DX4000 can be set to display the correct speed limits if you are towing a trailer. Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen followed by the ‘Drive Assist’ menu button to enter the ‘Drive Assist’ settings menu. Tap the ‘Down arrow’... -
Page 18: Drive Assist Speed Trap Alerts Explained
Drive Assist speed trap alerts explained Fixed speed camera alert Speed limit of the road you Your speed are travelling on Fixed speed trap alert graphic will indicate you are approaching a speed trap such as a Gatso, Truvello or DS2 speed camera. Average speed camera alert Speed limit of the road you Your speed... - Page 19 Mobile speed trap/high risk zone alert Speed limit of the road you Your speed are travelling on Mobile speed trap graphic indicating a location where a mobile speed trap is frequently used Red light camera alert Your speed Speed limit (Only displayed if the Red light camera graphic camera is a combination red light and speed trap camera)
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Page 20: Mounting The Rear Camera
The video/power cable then needs to be run from the rear of the vehicle to the front where the DX4000 is mounted and plugged in to the 2CH-IN socket. For a neater installation, the cable should be run under the roof’s headliner, however, if you are not familiar with this type of procedure, we strongly recommend you contact your local auto electrician or car dealer. - Page 21 ‘Search’ box that can be found to the top right-hand corner of the screen to search for ‘DX4000 updates’. A list of the most recent updates will be displayed and will include the following depending on what updates have been released:- Drive Assist application software : “update_app.zip”...
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Page 22: Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently asked questions The LCD is upside down, how do I change it? It is possible to invert the LCD to enable you to mount the unit upside down. This would be necessary if you wanted to mount the unit on the dashboard rather than the windscreen for example. -
Page 23: Warranty
Please note that to receive technical support or service under warranty, you must first register your unit at www.aguriworld.co.uk Having a problem with your Aguri Speed Vision Aguri dash cam DVR? Try visiting the FAQ section at www.aguriworld.co.uk. We find that most issues can be resolved there. - Page 24 www.aguriworld.co.uk...
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How do I update the speed camera database
To update the speed camera database for the Aguri DX4000 dash cam, follow these steps:
1. Download the Update
- Visit the Aguri website (www.aguriworld.co.uk).
- Navigate to the ‘Software updates’ section or search for ‘DX4000 updates’.
- Download the zipped folder named “DX4000_Vx.x.x.x_STORAGE.zip” (approx. 2.5GB).
2. Extract the File
- Unzip the downloaded folder using Zip software.
- Inside, you will find a file named “DX4000_Vx.x.x.x_STORAGE.bin”.
3. Prepare the SD Card
- If needed, format the SD card to ensure enough space.
4. Copy the File to the SD Card
- Drag or copy the “DX4000_Vx.x.x.x_STORAGE.bin” file directly onto the root of the SD card (not inside any folders).
5. Update the Device
- Remove the SD card from your computer and insert it into the DX4000.
- Power on the DX4000 and wait for the update to install automatically.
- A message will display showing the progress.
6. Completion
- Once the update is installed, the screen will return to standby mode.
- The DX4000 is now updated and ready for use.
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