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- Page 1 User Manual Laser Full HD 1080P Mirror Dash Cam NAVC-FDM3-173...
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Page 2: What's In The Box
WHAT’S IN THE BOX FHD Mirror Dash Cam • 3.5m 12V Car Charger • Mounting Kit • User Manual •... -
Page 3: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS Front camera 1920 * 1080P Resolution Field of View Video codec MJPG Audio Bulit – in Microphone Screen 2.4 – inch Micro SD Card (U3 Memory card High Speed up to 32GB) Built in 150mAh Battery Lithium-lon Power Input 5V/1A DC Power Output 12-24V DC... -
Page 4: Product Structure
PRODUCT STRUCTURE... - Page 5 PRODUCT STRUCTURE continued... Mic - For audio Down Button - In the recording menu option, navigate downward. During recording, short press on OK button - The OK /off microphone button on a camera is used for taking pictures Up Button - In the menu and recording videos.
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Page 6: Installation
INSTALLATION Make sure the dash cam is turned off then insert the micro SD card. The Gold- plated contacts on the Micro SD card should face the windscreen. Use your finger tip or a flat object to push in the card until it clicks and locks in place. - Page 7 INSTALLATION continued... Turn on the dash cam and format the memory card by tapping the menu button twice, navigate down the FORMAT option and tap the OK Button. You will receive a prompt to confirm, select OK and press the OK button to finish formatting. Note: this action will delete all files and data currently on the card.
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Page 8: Basic Operation
BASIC OPERATION POWER ON The dash cam turns on automatically when • connected to power or when the car is turned on. Press and Hold the POWER Button to turn • POWER OFF The dash cam saves the last video file and •... -
Page 9: Navigating Menus
BASIC OPERATION continued... Note: If the recording is stopped manually, it will not resume on its own. You will need to manually start the recording again or power off and then turn the device back on to start a new recording. NAVIGATING MENUS •... - Page 10 BASIC OPERATION continued... MODES Pressing the MODE button will cycle • between 3 modes: VIDEO, PHOTO and GALLERY. Video mode is the default mode and the main video recording function of the dash cam. Press the OK button to start or stop video recording.
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Page 11: Locking Videos
BASIC OPERATION continued... LOCKING VIDEOS If there is an incident or a video you want • to save, press the MENU button to save the video and prevent it from being overwritten by the loop recording function. RECORD SETTINGS The menu setting interface is divided into 2 •... -
Page 12: Camera Settings
CAMERA SETTINGS RESOLUTION Set the photo resolution. High resolution results in a clearer image but will use more memory. BURST PHOTO When taking a photo with this setting enabled the camera will take 5 photos in sequence. Options are ON or OFF. EXPOSURE Allows you to adjust the dashcam brightness level according to the background. -
Page 13: Loop Recording
CAMERA SETTINGS continued... DATE STAMP This option lets you turn on/off the time and date stamp on photos. Options are OFF, DATE, DATE/TIME. RESOLUTION Set the video recording resolution. High resolution results in a clearer image but will use more memory. At 1080P resolution a 16GB Micro SD Card can hold approx. -
Page 14: Motion Detection
CAMERA SETTINGS continued... EXPOSURE Allows you to adjust the dashcam brightness level according to the background. Increasing the exposure value can result in brighter footage in dark locations or when driving at night. MOTION DETECTION Turning motion detection on will enable the camera to make a short recording when motion is detected in the camera field of view. -
Page 15: Parking Monitor
CAMERA SETTINGS continued... G-SENSOR The G-Sensor is a 3-axis impact gravitational accelerometer designed to detect physical and gravitational forces on the dash cam. When the G-Sensor is triggered it will create a locked video recording to avoid being overwritten. Sensitivity options are OFF/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW. -
Page 16: Beep Sound
CAMERA SETTINGS continued... SCREEN SAVE Turns the screen off after a set time of no activity to prevent driver distraction. The camera will continue recording. The screen can be awoken by pressing any button. Options are 1 MINUTE, 3 MINUTES, 5 MINUTES, or OFF. -
Page 17: System Settings
SYSTEM SETTINGS LANGUAGE Sets the onscreen display language to English. FREQUENCY Here you can choose the frequency accordingly to the power supply specification used in your country. Options are 50Hz or 60Hz. FORMAT Formats the Micro SD card ready for use with the camera. - Page 18 SYSTEM SETTINGS continued... Video recording G-sensor Resolution indicator Loop Recording Indicator Exposure level Motion Detection Audio Time & Date Memory Power Recording Stamp Source Indicator...
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Page 19: Troubleshooting
TROUBLESHOOTING 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, OR DASH CAM IS SHOWING A MEMORY ERROR Make sure you are using a Micro SD card with U3 high-speed and a max size of 32gb. - Page 20 TROUBLESHOOTING continued... MENU OR OTHER BUTTONS ON DASH CAM NOT WORKING Press the OK button to stop video recording then try pressing the MENU or other button again. 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.
- Page 21 TROUBLESHOOTING continued... Plug the camera into a power source to stop it from turning off automatically. With the Parking Monitor, G-Sensor and Motion Detection functions enabled the camera will automatically turn on and create a video recording if motion or physical/ gravitational forces are detected by the dash cam while it is turned off.
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