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Summary of Contents for Motorcams naito V1
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- Page 2 » Motorcams Ltd will occasionally update the firmware for this product. All information and specifications in this manual are subject to change without a prior notice. » In the event of an accident Motorcams Ltd do not take any responsibility for damages (property, business and/or indirect damages).
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents 1. Safety Instructions ......... 2. -
Page 4: Safety Instructions
Safety Instructions This manual covers what should be done to protect the user’s safety and prevent property damage. Please make sure to read these safety instructions before using the product. Do not disassemble, repair and/or alter the product. This may cause a fire, an electric shock and/or malfunction. Contact the service center if you need to have the product fixed. User may not be entitled to free service if and when product malfunction is caused by user’s fault. - Page 5 Drastic changes in brightness (on entry/exit of tunnels), strong backlight in the daytime, and no light source at night may result in deminished video quality. Excessively tinted windscreens may cause recorded images to look blurry or distorted. Installation Cautions » Installing or operating the device while driving may cause an accident. Only install and/ or operate the device while the vehicle is not in motion. » If the cigarette lighter receptacle emits fumes or a funny smell, stop using the product immediately and contact us or one of our dealerships. » Dust and built-up dirt in the cigarette lighter receptacle may cause heat or a fire. Clean it on a regular basis. » We do not take any responsibility for malfunction, injuries or damage to the product caused by inappropriate use. Page 5...
- Page 6 Memory Card Cautions » Do not forcefully remove the SD card while the product is in recording mode. Be sure to turn off the camera before removing the SD card. » The maximum lifespan of a SD card is six months. We are not liable for any SD card errors after this period. » Be sure to back up your recorded videos using an additional storage device. » Format the SD card by using the computer or by using the camera’s format function found in settings menu. » Always use SD cards reccommended by our company. We are not responsible for any issues caused by using an incompatible SD card. Page 6...
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Page 7: Whats Included
Whats Included? Main Unit Car Charger USB-cable AV-cable User Manual » Check to make sure all the components above are included. » Components may be changed without notice to improve product functionality and/or quality. » Original Motorcam components are recommended. The use of third party components may restrict warranty. » All Motorcam units come with a pre-installed 8GB memory card. Page 7... -
Page 8: Product Features
Product Features • High-definition Video: Motorcam uses high quality megapixel lenses, which produce clear and sharp images even at night. • G-Sensor: When the camera detects gravity acceleration of 2G or more the current file will automatically be write protected and cannot be deleted by the Loop Record function. When browsing videos on the camera the protected files will be distinguishable by a key icon. • Motion Detection: With Motion Detection enabled function turned on (settings menu) the camera will start recording when it detects motion in front of the car while parked. NOTE: This function requires hard wiring the camera into the car’s fuse box Page 8... - Page 9 • Audio Recording: The camera is equipped with a high-performance microphone for audio recording. • Night Vision: Motorcam X1 uses an extremely light sensitive image sensor to ensure clear images at night. • USB/HDMI: The camera connects to a computer via USB and to a TV/Monitor via HDMI. • Time Stamp: Date and time can be embedded in the video with the “Date Stamp” function in the setting menu. Page 9...
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Page 10: Product Overview
Product Overview 1. Bracket 2. USB-slot 3. AV-out 4. UP Button 5. OK Button 6. Down Button 7. Led Indicator 8. Wide Angle Lens Page 10... - Page 11 9. POWER Button 10. Micro SD-slot 11. HDMI Out Page 11...
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Page 12: Operating Instructions
Operating Instructions Menu Navigation From Recording Mode press the POWER button once to enter the Settings menu. Navigate the menu with the UP and DOWN buttons and press OK to enter sub-menus and to select options. button again. Press the POWER button twice in Exit menu by pressing the POWER succession to enter the system settings menu. NOTE: The settings menu can not be accessed while the camera is recording (indicated by a flashing red dot in the upper left hand corner of the display). Press the OK button once to stop recording then proceed as described above. Sub-Menu Description Function Video Mode Resolution... - Page 13 Exposure +2, +5/3, +4/3, +1, +2/3. +1/3, Adjusts the Exposure. 0, -1/3, -2/3, -1, -4/3, -5/3, -2 Motion Detection ON/OFF(default) Motion Detection ON/OFF Record Audio ON(default)/OFF Turns MIC ON/OFF Date Stamp ON(default)/OFF Embeds the System Time/Date Into the Video Sub-Menu Description Function System Settings Date/Time Sets the Time and Date Auto Power Off OFF/1min/3mins...
- Page 14 TV Mode NTSC/PAL American/European Standard Frequency 50/60 HZ European/US Power Supply Image Rotation ON/OFF Flips Display Upside Down G-Sensor High/Normal/Low/Off Adjusts G-Sensor Sensitivity Screen Savers OFF/1min/3mins/5mins Delay Before Screen Switches Format Internal Memory/SD Card Formats the Memory Card Default Settings Cancel/OK Restores Factory Defaults License Plate Number Lets You Enter Vehicle Reg. Version Displays Firmware Version Page 14...
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Page 15: Operating Modes
Operating Modes 1. Video Mode The camera defaults to Video Mode when switched on manually or connected to the car charger and starts recording automatically. Press OK to start and stop recording manually. A red dot blinking in the upper left hand corner of the display indicates that the camera is recording. If the camera is connected to the 12V car charger it will power down automatically about 10 seconds after you turn off the ignition or unplug the charger. During recording press the POWER button to manually protect the current file from being overwritten by the “Loop Record” function. A “Key” symbol will momentarily appear on screen. 2. Photo Mode Press and hold the OK button to enter Photo Mode. Press OK again to take still photos. 3. Preview Mode In Photo Mode press and hold the OK button to enter Preview Mode. Use the the UP/ DOWN buttons to select video and photo files. Press the OK button to play back video. Press the POWER button once to enter the Delete File / Protect / Slide Show menu. Press the POWER button again to exit the menu. Press and hold OK to go back to Video Mode. Page 15... -
Page 16: Charging The Battery
• Connecting to Computer Connect unit to your computer with the included USB-cable. Press the OK button once and the PC will detect the camera as a storage device. Go to My Computer >> Removable disk >> DCIM where you will find all the files currently on the memory • Charging the Battery When attached to the car charger the camera will charge the battery while operating normally. The camera will also charge the battery when connected to a computer via USB • Reset To reset the camera to the default factory settings enter the system settings menu and select Default Setting >> OK • Screen Saver Set the amount of time before the screen saver will activate or turn it off entirely Page 16... - Page 17 • Playing Back Video There are 3 different ways of viewing footage recorded with the X1 1. Directly from the SD card Eject the SD Card by gently pushing it in with your nail until you hear a click. The card will pop out slightly allowing it to be easily removed. Use any Micro SD compatible card reader to access the data. The video files (.avi) can be found in the DCIM folder on the card and can be played back using most standard video players Windows Media Player, Quicktime Player, VLC Media Player etc or backed up to your computer’s hard drive. 2. Via USB Connect the camera to the computer with the included USB cable. Select “Mass Storage” and click OK. The video files (.avi) can be found in the DCIM folder on the device and can be played back using most standard video players. 3. On the Camera Screen Press and hold the OK button 2 times in succession to access Preview Mode. Use the UP/ DOWN buttons to navigate through the files and OK to Play/Pause the video. Page 17...
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Page 18: Specifications
Specifications Video Resolution 1920*1080p/1440*1080p/1280*720p/848 *480p/640*480p/320*240p Viewing Angle 120 degrees Screen 1.5” TFT display Video Format AVI 30fps Photo Format JPEG Storage Micro SD card Max 32GB USB-interface USB2.0 AV/HDMI/out NTSC/PAL Battery 250m/AH Work temperature Dimensions 70x40x40mm Weight 55.2g Page 18... - Page 19 Motorcams Ltd >> UK Headquarters Address: Unit D, 28 High Street, Hampton Hill, Middlesex TW12 1PD, Web: www.motorcams.co.uk E-mail: towergate@motorcams. co.uk Conformité Eurpéene Federal Communications Commision (European Communities; EC) Electromagnetic Wave Suitability EU Joint Standard Certification Certification Page 19...
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