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  • Page 1 Recorder-Cam ™ Mobile DVR User Manual...
  • Page 2 This manual includes information about Recorder-Cam™, a windscreen mounted mobile DVR/’accident recorder’. Disclaimers  Recorder-Cam™ cannot guarantee to record all events.  Manufacturers and retailers are not liable for any lost data.  The unit’s recording function cannot be triggered if an impact is too light for the G-Sensor to activate.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Index 1. Important Safeguards------------------------------------------- 2. GPS Accuracy ---------------------------------------------------- 3. Package Contents ----------------------------------------------- 4. Parts and Functions -------------------------------------------- 5. Main features ----------------------------------------------------- 6. Installation Guide ------------------------------------------------ 7. Operation ---------------------------------------------------------- Recording --------------------------------------------------------- 16 Connecting to a Monitor --------------------------------------- 18 Connecting to a Computer ----------------------------------- Backup the recorded video to a USB Flash Drive ------- 20 ECO Driving Indicator ------------------------------------------ 22 Turning off -------------------------------------------------------- 24...

  • Page 4: Important Safeguards

    Important Safeguards * Read the instructions – All safety and operating instructions should be understood before using the unit. * Check your local traffic laws before mounting the unit, as some countries may prohibit the use of suction mounts on windscreens while driving. 1.
  • Page 5 benzene, or other flammable substances. 7. Do not puncture, subject to impact, or insert any foreign objects into the unit. 8. Make sure the unit is installed securely. The windscreen mount may not stay attached to the windscreen in all circumstances.

  • Page 6: Gps Accuracy

    GPS Accuracy Level The GPS Receiver is normally accurate to within 15 meters. However, certain factors can affect the accuracy of GPS receivers, such as being located in densely wooded areas, underground, or in urban areas with tall buildings; in these conditions the positioning error may reach 100+ meters.

  • Page 7: Parts And Functions

    Parts and Functions A/V Out USB HOST Charger Port Mini USB Mounting Bracket Socket Playback Button: Power LED ECO LED Manual Record Button Camera Page 6...
  • Page 8 1. Camera: Please ensure that the camera lens is not obstructed. 2. Mounting Bracket Socket: Use the bracket to mount the unit on to the windscreen. 3. Charger Port: Connect the power cable to the charger port. 4. USB Host: Connect to a USB flash drive to backup the recorded video.

  • Page 9: Main Features

    Main Features 1. Event Recording The unit records 10 seconds pre ‘event’ and 20 seconds post ‘event’. An ‘event’ (or accident) could be a sudden acceleration/braking, a sharp turn, or a collision/impact. 2. Excellent Recording Quality H.264 compression provides excellent and clear video recording/playback quality.

  • Page 10: Installation Guide

    The Installation Guide This guide explains how to use the unit and to achi.e.ve the best recording results. 1. Connect the unit to your computer via the USB cable. Wait approximately 2 minutes, or until the computer detects the device. 2.
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  • Page 12 Note: Computer system time will automatically sync with the software Time Setting. Therefore to avoid any confusion, please ensure that the computer time is set to local time. Page 11...
  • Page 13 Program Setup Click the SETUP button to set the Resolution, Image Quality, Record Frame Rate, Backup Files, G-Sensor Sensitivity and Event Alarm Sound etc. Settings Description 1. RESOLUTION: The recorded video resolution can be set as high as 640 x 480 (lower resolution allows more video/time to be stored).
  • Page 14 30fps (real time) recording: Very High: Approximately 6hrs continuous recording. High: Approximately 7hrs continuous recording. Normal: Approximately 9hrs continuous recording. Low: Approximately 12hrs continuous recording. Very Low: Approximately 14hrs continuous recording. Note: Actual recording time may vary. 3. FRAME RATE: The recording frame rate can be set to 5/10/15/30fps.
  • Page 15 Proceed to installation after system setup is completed: 1. Turn off the vehicle engine. 2. Clean/dry the windscreen and suction cup (mount) with a lint-free cloth. Fix the suction cup to the windscreen in a location that will not block the drivers view (i.e. behind/above the rear-view mirror).
  • Page 16 Adjust the angle of the unit and plug the power cable in to the unit. Use a plastic card, such as a credit card, to press the power cable firmly into the edges. Use the provided cable clips to fix the cable at the passenger side and underneath the floor mat.

  • Page 17: Operation

    Operation – Recording 1. After plugging the power adapter into a 12-24V socket, turn on the ignition/start the engine (to power the socket). 2. When power is on, the unit beeps and all LED lights illuminate. After a few seconds, the ECO LED light turns off, and Power LED light illuminates;...
  • Page 18 6. USB Backup will backup Manual recording data only. Users are required to connect the unit to a computer to backup regular/continuous recording data. The chart below explains the details of each recording mode: Continuous Manual Sensor Trigger When power is on. When the When the Condition Manual...

  • Page 19: Connecting To A Monitor

    Connecting the unit to a Monitor 1. To immediately view the recorded video(s) connect the unit to a monitor. Note: Do not operate the unit while driving. Operating the unit can cause distraction and increase the likelihood of an accident; park the vehicle before viewing the recorded data. 2.
  • Page 20 4. During playback, the ECO LED flashes and the Power LED is turned off. 5. The playback starts from the oldest archived video clip to the latest. To skip to the next video clip, press the Playback Button again. 6. To exit the playback mode, press the Manual Record Button.

  • Page 21: Backup The Recorded Video To A Usb Flash Drive

    Backup the Video Clips to a USB Flash Drive 1. The Sensor (Event) and Manual recording video clips can be saved to a USB Flash Drive. 2. Connect a USB Flash Drive to the unit’s USB connection (see the photo below). Note: The file system of USB Flash Drive must be FAT32 or FAT16;...
  • Page 22 5. When the backup is complete, the ECO LED turns GREEN. 6. If the unit is unable carry out the backup, it will beep, the Power LED will flash red and the ECO LED turn red. This may also happen if the USB Flash Drive is not compatible with the unit.

  • Page 23: Eco Driving Indicator

    ECO Driving Indicator 1. The ECO drive indicator provides information to aid more efficient driving. 2. The internal G-Sensor evaluates the driving over a period of time and the unit rates it and indicates the score with different colours. 3. If there is no sharp braking, sudden acceleration, or rapid cornering etc, the driver will attain a high ECO score and the ECO LED will turn green.
  • Page 24 the vehicle has not been driven efficiently. 6. As the score is evaluated over a period of time, the LED colour may periodically change. 7. To achieve more economical driving, please refer to the ECO LED colour. Page 23...

  • Page 25: Turning Off

    Turning off 1. When the vehicle/ignition is turned off, the unit will also be turned off. To avoid losing data, please follow the instructions below. 2. If the Manual Record button is pressed and the unit is recording, please wait for 20 seconds before turning the ignition off.

  • Page 26: Using The Security Eye Program

    Using the Secure Eye Program Connect the unit to a computer and open/run “Secueye_manager.exe” Page 25...
  • Page 27 1. Main Screen View: Displays the recorded video clips. 2. Playback Controls: Drag the bar to rewind and forward the video. Page 26...

  • Page 28: Program Setup

    3. G-Sensor Chart: Displays the G-Sensor data in a 3-axis wave diagram. • X: Indicates the vehicle direction of forwards and backwards • Y: Indicates the vehicle direction of left and right • Z: Indicates the vehicle direction of up and down 4.

  • Page 29: Saving The Video

    Opening the Video ■ Run the Secure Eye Program. ■ Double click the required file, in the File list. Saving the Video Clips ■ Click the BACKUP button in the Secure Eye Program. ■ Select the file to backup. ■ Select the type of backup, Backup or AVI Backup, to perform. ■...
  • Page 30 Backup: When ‘Backup’ is selected, the file is saved as *.cpd, as shown below. CPD files contain GPS and G-Sensor records; utilise the Secure Eye Program to view the CPD files. AVI Backup: When ‘AVI Backup’ is selected, the file is saved as a *.avi file, as shown below.

  • Page 31: Gps Window

    GPS Window The GPS Window displays the vehicle location and route. Use the Arrow Keys to move, zoom in and zoom out, the map. Note: The program may fail to load the map when the computer is not connected to the internet, or if the unit has not recorded the vehicle location(s), due to weak etc satellite signals.

  • Page 32: Buttons And Functions

    Buttons and Functions Icon Name Function Exit Exit the Secure Eye Program Setup Program Setup Capture a Still Image and Save Capture as .JPEG Print Print the Captured Still Image Backup Save the Video Clips as .AVI Files Speed Control Control the Playback Speed Volume Control the Volume...

  • Page 33: Appendix

    Specifications MODEL NO. Sensor CMOS Speaker G.711 u-law Date 64.8 °(V) x 92.8 °(H) x 125.5 Camera Angle Audio °(D) Privacy 8bits, 64kbps Mode Sensitivity 0.8Lux H.264(ISO/I.E.C 14496-10) Format baseline profile H.264 Type C-Microphone Recording Microphone Resolution 640 x 480 Sensitivity -38dB Recording 30fps...

  • Page 34: Battery Handling

    Battery Handling Please dispose the product properly. Contact your local waste disposal department for more information. Distributed By: Page 33...

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