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Summary of Contents for Eagleye CC-DVR-GSV2-FL
- Page 1 Eagle Eye Full HD Dash Camera User Manual...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Content 1. Overview and Specifications. 1.1. Overview 1.2. Features 1.3. Package content 1.4. Specifications 2. Screen Layout 2.1. Video mode screen layout 2.2. Camera mode screen layout 3. Menu Layout 3.1. Video setup menu 3.2. Camera setup menu 3.3. - Page 3 5. Camera mode 5.1. Resolution 5.2. Capture mode 5.3. Sequence 5.4. Quality 5.5. Sharpness 5.6. Colour 5.7. Quick preview 6. General settings 6.1. Date/Time 6.2. Car number set 6.3. Stamp 6.4. Auto power off 6.5. Auto LCD off 6.6. Beep sound 6.7.
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Page 4: Overview And Specifications
OVERVIEW AND SPECIFICATIONS... -
Page 7: Screen Layout
Screen Layout 2.1Video Mode 2.2Camera mode... -
Page 8: Menu Layout
Menu Layout 3.1 Video setup menu 3.2 Camera setup menu... -
Page 9: General Setup Menu
3.3 General Setup Menu... -
Page 10: Video Mode
Video mode 4.1 Resolution 1080FHD = 1920x1080 (2.1 megapixel) (recommended) 720p= 1280 × 720 (0.9 megapixels). WVGA= (Wide VGA) 720x480 pixels VGA= 640x480 pixels... -
Page 11: Loop Recording
4.2 Loop Recording OFF : unit will record until the SD card is full 1 minute: unit will record until SD card is full in 1 minute file intervals and will then overwrite the first file. 2 minutes: unit will record until SD card is full in 2 minute file intervals and will then overwrite the first file. -
Page 12: Motion Detection
Example of high dynamic range 4.4 Motion Detection ON: The unit will record once there is movement or any type of motion in the view of the camera; it is based on pixilation to pixilation movement. OFF: the unit will record continuously. -
Page 13: Power On Record
4.5 Power on record ON: the unit will automatically start recording when the unit powers up. OFF: the unit won’t automatically record when powered up, you will need to start the recording manually. 4.6 Power off Delay OFF: The unit will not power off once there is no power going to the unit, you will need to power off the unit manually or when the battery runs dead. -
Page 14: Power On Delay
4.7 Power on Delay OFF: The unit will power off immediately when there is no power going to the unit 10 SECONDS : The unit will have a Delay of 10 seconds before powering on when power is connected. 20 SECONDS: The unit will have a Delay of 20 seconds before powering on when power is connected. -
Page 15: Gsensor Set (G-Force Sensor)
4.9 GSENSOR SET G-Force sensor sensitivity) OFF: gives no G reading in playback LOW: gives a low sensitive G reading Medium: gives a medium sensitive G reading (recommended) High: gives a high sensitive G reading If the unit experiences a high G FORCE READING the unit will automatically save the file that the incident occurred. -
Page 16: Camera Mode
Camera Mode 5.1 Resolution 12M= 12 megapixel (4256x2848)(recommended) 10M= 10 megapixel (4064x2704) 8M= 8 megapixel (3264x2448) 5M= 5 megapixel (2592x1944) 3M= 3 megapixel (2016x1512) 2MHD= 2megapixel high definition (1920x1080) VGA= Video graphics array (640x480) 1.3M= 1.3 megapixel (1280x1024) -
Page 17: Capture Mode
5.2 CAPTURE MODE SINGLE: Takes a instant snap shot 2S TIMER: gives a 2s delay before the snap shot is taken 5S TIMER: gives a 5s delay before the snap shot is taken 10S TIMER: gives a 10s delay before the snap shot is taken 5.3 SEQUENCE OFF: The unit will take a single snap shot ON: The unit will take 3 snapshots... -
Page 18: Quality
5.4 Quality FINE: uses less compression and has the highest quality NORMAL: uses more compression and generates a lesser quality but is good for general applications ECONOMY: uses a high compression and generates the least quality picture. -
Page 19: Sharpness
5.5 SHARPNESS STRONG: 200% picture sharpness Normal: 100% picture sharpness SOFT: 0% picture sharpness... -
Page 20: Colour
5.6 COLOUR NORMAL: Colour mode BLACK & WHITE: Black and white mode SEPIA: Sepia mode... -
Page 21: Quick Preview
5.7 QUICK REVIEW OFF: Quick preview setting is disabled 2 SECONDS: after taking a snap shot the picture will display for 2 seconds 5 SECONDS: after taking a snap shot the picture will display for 5 seconds GENERAL SETTINGS 6.1 DATE /TIME DATE: Set current date TIME: Set current time DATE FORMAT: Y (Year) M (Month) D (Day) -
Page 22: Car Number Set
6.2 CAR NUMBER SET SET THE CARS NUMBER PLATE OR REFERANCE 6.3 STAMP Refers to the data displayed on the recorded footage... -
Page 23: Auto Power Off
6.4 AUTO POWER OFF OFF: Unit doesn’t automatically power off 3 MINUTES: Unit automatically powers off in 3 minutes 5 MINUTES: Unit automatically powers off in 5 minutes 10 MINUTES: Unit automatically powers off in 10 minutes 6.5 AUTO LCD OFF OFF: The LCD stays on permanently 1 MINUTE: The LCD turns off after 1 minute 3 MINUTES: The LCD turns off after 3 minute... -
Page 24: Beep Sound
6.6 BEEP SOUND ON: Turns the beep sound on (beep sound inly when working on the menu) OFF: Turns the beep sound off (no beep sound while working on the menu) 6.7 LANGUAGE SETS THE LANGUGE ON THE DEVICE 6.8 GPS AUTO UPDATE TIME This enables that the time gets automatically updated by the GPS satellite... -
Page 25: Gmt Setup
6.9 GMT SETUP Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) global time standard (South Africa is 2) 6.10 TV MODE NTSC: is the video system or standard used in North America and most of South America. In NTSC, 30 frames are transmitted each second. Each frame is made up of 525 individual scan lines. -
Page 26: Frequency
6.11 FREQUENCY 50 HZ: Is the standard refresh rate 60 HZ: Is a higher refresh rate used for higher resolution 6.12 Volume HIGH: recording at the highest volume MEDIUM: recording at medium volume LOW: Recording at Low volume... -
Page 27: Exposure
6.13 EXPOSURE The exposure settings on the camcorder can be used to help get the best videos. Much of the exposure has to do with the amount of light that is let into the film when the lens is open. Some aspects that are involved in the exposure into the ISO or sensitivity to light are the amount of time the shutter is open, the measuring of the actual light, the size that the lens is open, the exposure lock, exposure compensation, and more. -
Page 28: White Balance
6.14 WHITE BALANCE White balance (WB) is the process of removing unrealistic colour casts, so that objects which appear white in person are rendered white in your photo. 6.15 FORMAT TF CARD: Format the SD card... -
Page 29: Time Lapse
6.16 DEFAULT SETTING Sets the camera back to its default (factory original) settings 6.17 TIME LAPSE Time-lapse photography is a technique whereby the frequency at which film frames are captured (the frame rate) is much lower than that used to view the sequence. -
Page 30: Version
6.18 VERSION This is your Dash cameras current firmware version SD CARD OPERATION...
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