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- Page 1 DIGITAL DRIVER PROTECTION CAMERA MIC ON/OFF Bracket Forward key Backward key Menu key RESET Playback indicator Video recording indicator Audio recording indicator (green) (red) (yellow) 720p in-car black box camera system USER MANUAL...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents Contents ....... . . 02 Introduction ....... 03 Features . -
Page 3: Introduction
It will do this until the camera is powered down. The RoadHawk 720 uses around 4gb of memory for every hour of video recorded and so the 8GB card supplied will always hold approximately the last 2 hours of your journey. -
Page 4: Features
● 8GB MicroSD Card Supplied ● 12v to 24v Hard Wiring Kit (optional) ● Extension Cable (optional) Box Contents ● RoadHawk 720 Camera ● 8GB MicroSD Card and adapter ● Camera Window Mount ● Camera Cable ● Car Power Supply... -
Page 5: Warning
WARNING WARNING The RoadHawk 720 camera always records video on a constant loop. It records video and audio in 5 minute segments. When the SD card becomes FULL the camera will start to record over the earliest files. If you are involved in an accident or you capture some footage that you want to keep then you must be prepared to turn the camera OFF by unplugging its power supply. -
Page 6: Explaining The Cables
This extension cable allows you to position the camera in the rear window facing backwards if required. 4. An optional hardwiring cable can be purchased for the RoadHawk 720p camera. This allows direct connection of the camera to the vehicle’s power systems. - Page 7 You should make sure this connection is only LIVE when the keys are in the ignition. Please avoid connecting the RoadHawk 720 to a permanent live power source.
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Page 8: Explaining The Leds On The Camera
Explaining the Camera’s LEDS Camera’s LEDs 1. The camera has three small coloured LEDs positioned at the rear of the camera. Playback indicator Video recording indicator Audio recording indicator (green) (red) (yellow) Video Audio Playback Function recording recording Mute Audio Audio and Video Recording Pause Rec Corrupt Video... -
Page 9: Explaining The Buttons On The Camera
4. Menu (M) Key - Short press to toggle Record/Playback mode. Long press and release (6 seconds) to enter the camera’s menu system. 5. REC/PLAY/PAUSE Key - Press to pause recording. Press to play a selected video file. Also used for selecting items in the menu. RoadHawk 720... -
Page 10: Installing The Sd Card
Installing the SD Card Installing the SD Card 1. Insert the Micro SD card with the text on the card facing DOWN and the electrical contacts facing upwards and inwards. 2. Do not force the Micro SD card in to place. Gently push it with your finger nail. 3. -
Page 11: Installing The Camera
The camera can be used on any vehicle windscreen. The camera can be rotated to face forwards no matter what the angle of the screen is. The best place to mount the RoadHawk 720 camera is behind the rear view mirror or near the top of screen. -
Page 12: Formatting The Sd Card
Formatting the SD card wipes all the data from it and reorganises the file structure of the card. We recommend formatting the SD card in your RoadHawk camera at least once a week if you are using it on a daily basis. -
Page 13: Video Playback
The camera will automatically start recording video as soon as it receives power from an external source. Video Playback (computer) The RoadHawk 720 camera produces .MP4 videos files that can be played on just about any modern computer. You can use Windows’ built-in player called Windows Media Player. -
Page 14: Setting The Time/Date
Setting the Time/Date The RoadHawk 720 camera embeds the time and date on to any video being recorded. In order to set the time and date you need to put a file on to the SD card so the camera can be set correctly. -
Page 15: Using The On Screen Menu
Using the Menu Using the MENU The RoadHawk 720 camera has a built-in menu system. To access this menu the camera is required to be plugged in to a suitable monitor. (See Page 17) PLEASE NOTE: It is not necessary to access the camera’s menu in order for the camera to operate. -
Page 16: Default Setting
(continued) Language (various available) Use this menu section to change the on-screen display language used by the RoadHawk 720p Camera. (default: English) Frequency (50Hz, 60Hz) If you find that traffic lights and street lighting causes a strobing effect on the video then change this setting. -
Page 17: Connecting To On Screen
Connecting to a Screen Connecting to a TFT Screen The RoadHawk 720 camera has a video output. It allows you to plug the camera in to a monitor for LIVE viewing and for playback of the videos you have recorded. -
Page 18: Notes
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Page 19: Warranty
Product and cannot be otherwise repaired. Roadhawk will provide a replacement or repair of the Product at Roadhawk’s own expense for any such defect arising after ten (10) days but within two (2) month of the original date of purchase. This Limited Warranty may not be sold – on, assigned, transferred or given to any subsequent purchaser or acquirer of the Product. - Page 20 Roadhawk reserves the right to add, delete or amend the terms and conditions of this Limited Liability and any such change will be made available to the purchasers of the Product either Roadhawk’s Web site (http://www.roadhawk.co.uk) or by other means.
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Page 21: Camera Specification
Speci cation Speci cation: Image Sensor: WDR CMOS LENS: 135 Deg. HD Lens E ective Pixels: 1280 x 720 Frame Rate: 30fps Video Format: H.264 Power Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours Memory: Up to 32gb Micro SD Working Temp: -5 to 40 Degrees C...
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