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- Page 1 Laser 4K UHD Dash Cam NAVC-4K23-111...
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Page 2: What's In The Box
WHAT’S IN THE BOX Laser 4K UHD Dash Cam 3.5m 12V Car Charging Cable Camera Suction Mount User Manual... -
Page 3: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS Processor Novatek 96670 Sensor GC4653 Front Camera Resolution 3840 x 2160p Field of View 140° Video Codec H.265 Audio Built-in Microphone Screen 2-inch IPS Storage Micro SD Card (up to 256gb) Auto Power Off Mount Battery Built-in 300mAh Power Input 12 –... -
Page 4: Product Diagram
PRODUCT DIAGRAM Suction Mount Fixed Screw 360 Degree Rotating Pillar TYPE-C Mini USB Power 2 inch IPS Screen Micro SD Card Slot Power (Red LED) REC (Blue LED) Menu Down Front Camera Speaker... - Page 5 BUTTONS AND FUNCTIONS POWER Press and hold to power BUTTON on/off Tap to enter menu setting from standby mode Tap to return menu page from detailed setting mode MENU BUTTON Tap to lock/unlock current video file during video recording Tap to enter file setting page from standby mode Tap to go to previous selection under setting mode...
- Page 6 BUTTONS AND FUNCTIONS continued... DOWN Tap to scroll to next video file in playback page BUTTON Tap to confirm the selection under setting mode Tap to start/stop recording under video recording mode BUTTON Tap to play/stop current video file under playback mode Light indicator is red when Red Light...
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Page 7: Installation
INSTALLATION 1. Make sure the dash cam is turned off then insert the Micro SD card. Align the gold-plated contacts on the MicroSD card to face the dash cam screen side (as show in the image). Use your fingernail or a flat object to push in the card until it clicks and locks in place. - Page 8 INSTALLATION continued... 4. Plug one end of the supplied car charger into your vehicle’s accessory port and the other end into the dash cam. Route the cable alongside the interior trim of your vehicle for a cleaner install. 5. Turn on the dash cam and format the memory card by going to Menu >...
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Page 9: Basic Operation
BASIC OPERATION Powering On The dash cam will power on automatically when connected to power or when the car is turned on. It can also be powered on by pressing and holding the power button. Powering Off When power is disconnected or the battery runs out, the dash cam will save the last video file and power off. -
Page 10: Setting Interface
SETTING INTERFACE The setting interface is divided into 2 options: Record Settings and System Settings. Tap the UP/DOWN/OK buttons to select. RECORD SETTINGS Resolution This settings lets you set the video recording resolution. Loop Recording This setting lets you control the duration of each individual clip. - Page 11 RECORD SETTINGS continued... Record Audio The dash cam has a built-in microphone so audio can be recorded along with the video. The microphone can be toggled on/off. Date Stamp This option lets you turn on/off the time and date stamp on recorded video clips.
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Page 12: System Settings
SYSTEM SETTINGS Screen Saver Turns the screen off after a set time of no activity to prevent driver distraction. The camera will continue recording and the screen can be woken up by pressing any button. Options are 30 seconds, 1 minute, 3 minutes, or OFF. If you have the Time Display function turned on, then the clock will be display onscreen instead of turning the screen off. - Page 13 SYSTEM SETTINGS continued... Language Sets the onscreen display langtuage to English, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian, or Arabic. Frequency Set the frame rate of the video recordings. Options are 50Hz or 60Hz. Auto Power Off Set the time for the device to automatically shut down when not recording.
- Page 14 SYSTEM SETTINGS continued... Format Formats the Micro SD card ready for use with the camera. Note: This action will delete all files and data currently on the card. Default Setting Resets the dash cam back to all factory settings. Use this if you’ve changed something and not sure how to change it back, or if your dash cam starts to behave irregularly.
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Page 15: File Browsing
FILE BROWSING Folder Icon Descriptions Regular Video File Locked Video File (generated by the G-Sensor setting) Parking Monitor Video File (generated by the Parking Montor setting) - Page 16 FILE BROWSING continued... 1. File browser lets you review the saved video recordings and playback the video. 2. Press the UP button while dash cam is in standby mode (not recording) to enter the file browser. 3. To select a video for playback navigate using the UP and DOWN buttons, then tap the OK button to playback.
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Page 17: Icon Description
ICON DESCRIPTION Protected Parking Mode Recording Indicator Power Source Elapsed Time Resolution Time & Date Stamp Lock Mute Take Photo Pause Recording Recording... -
Page 18: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING continued... Video is unclear. Make sure the lens of the camera is clean and there is no dirt on the windshield. Check the plastic screen protector has been removed from the dash cam lens. Recorded video is stuttering. Make sure you are using a Micro SD card with U3 high-speed and a max size of 32gb. - Page 19 TROUBLESHOOTING continued... Camera is creating many locked videos. Manage your G-Sensor settings. A lower sensitivity setting will create less locked videos and a higher sensitivity setting will create more locked videos. The sensitivity setting depends on the type of vehicle you are driving and how much vibration your vehicle is creating based on suspension and road condition.
- Page 20 TROUBLESHOOTING continued... The memory card is full. The loop recording function will not overwrite locked files. Please manually delete files in the FILE BROWSER mode. Format the memory card. This action will delete all files and data currently on the card (including locked recordings).
- Page 21 Thank you for your purchase! Laser Corporation is 100% Australian owned & operated. To get the most out of your product please read the user manual carefully and keep for future use. For specific information relating to your product such as Spare Parts, FAQs, Warranty claims, and...
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