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Startup
  • Turn off the engine and remove the key from ignition.
  • Check if the SD card is inserted into the unit.
  • Turn on the engine.
  • When the engine is turned on, the system starts with the program installed in the SD card and voice notification will be announced.
  • The REC and GPS lamps will turn on.
  • The REC lamp will turn to blue while blinking.
  • The GPS lamp will turn on red before the signal, then turn to blue as receiving the GPS signal.
  • The GPS connection may take a couple of seconds to several minutes, depending on where the vehicle is.
  • 3 minutes after start up, LCD will be turned off automatically according to “Auto LCD OFF” mode in default Setting (this is a configurable item).
Normal Recording and Event Recording
  • While the power is on, the normal recording is active and the REC lamp will be blinking blue.
  • In normal recording mode, recordings are five minutes in duration and are stored in the NORMAL folder. If the memory is full while in NORMAL or EVENT recording mode, the program will erase the oldest recorded data in those folders to allow the saving of new files. The management is based on First - In First - Out. (FIFO)
  • In the case of an impact, the sensors will trigger the event mode. Users are notified by an alarm. The REC lamp will be red and the recorded data will be saved in the EVENT folder.
  • When an impact is registered, the program records 10 seconds prior to the impact and 15~60 seconds after the impact (adjustable in the configuration) as an EVENT file.
  • Memory size allocation between EVENT folder and the NORMAL folder can be adjusted in the configuration. Quality of recording, resolution and sensitivity as well.
  • SD memory card storage space is divided into two folders, EVENT and NORMAL. When the capacity in each storage space is full, files are deleted in basis of First In First Out.
  • The product starts recording new data when the EVENT folder is full of shock data.
  • The sensitivity you set in configuration affects on the frequency of occurrence of event files thus the capacity of keeping files not being overwritten can also be adjusted according to preference in the analyzer.
Manual (event) Recording
  • When the SHOT button is pressed, the alarm will sound and the recorded data will be saved in the EVENT folder just like recording on impact.
  • The SHOT button can also be used to record scenes of other accidents or great scenery you may want to save while driving.
Viewing
  • 1) Viewing recorded videos on LCD
  • VIEW button works as noted below
    1. Main camera image shows when system starts.
    2. Pressing the [V] button will turn the display off and the recorder will continue to record.
      Press the [V] button again then the display will become active.
    3. Another click on the [V] button starts the sequence from 1~2 again.
  • 2) Playback of the recorded videos on LCD
    • [PLAY] button starts the latest videos files.
    • Which file you are working on is shown at the upper
    • right corner and percentage of completion can be found as bar chart on the bottom
    • Date and time data are displayed on the bottom of LCD.
    • [SHOT] button makes the videos played according to time sequence.
    • Pressing the [PLAY] button for more than 3 seconds will make the system return to recording mode followed by an announcement of current audio recording status.
Parking Surveillance Mode
  • While there is no impact, the system records 4 frames/second to save the SD card space and returns to normal full frame recording mode making an EVENT file when it detects an impact to the car.
  • ”Auto switching to Parking mode” option is selected as a default setting and it automatically places the unit in the “Parking Mode” once the car does not move for longer than 10 minutes after the last driving mode recording. The unit will automatically turn back to “Driving Mode” once the unit registers movement.
  • If “Auto Parking” mode is selected in configuration, “Parking Mode” recording can be activated when you press and hold the [PLAY] button for more than 3 seconds if “Auto Parking” is relieved in configuration. When the system commences parking mode again, a voice notification will be announced that the parking mode has been initiated.
  • Once in Parking Mode, the system automatically rearranges its impact sensing sensitivity to the most sensitive in order to register even the slightest impact. After making an EVENT file, it returns to 4 frame recording mode again.
  • No audio is recorded while parking mode is on.
  • To use the parking mode, the product has to be connected to the power source directly. In regards to direct wiring to the vehicle’s power source, we recommend using professional help.
  • Extensive and continuous use of the vehicle’s power source may exhaust the performance of the product. The company is not liable for the damages from continuous use of the product more than 24 hours. We recommend the full power to be off after use of 2~3 days in order to maintain the product longer.
Voice Recording
  • When the SHOT button is pressed and held for more than 3seconds, the voice notification will announce that the voice recording has been enabled.
  • Hold the button down once more to disabled the voice recording. The voice recording stops with an announcement that the voice recording is stopped.
  • The initial audio recording setting can be changed in the analysis program.
SD Card Use
  • Users are recommended to use the SD card issued from the manufacturer.
    The SD cards contain programs necessary to operate the product. Also, the provided SD card is tested and certified by the manufacturer while other SD cards may not match the performance and specifications.
  • To eject the SD card from the product, the engine has to be turned off and the key should be removed from the ignition. A few seconds after the key has been removed, the product will turn off automatically and the LED lamps will be turned off as well. The built-in back up battery allows the last images to be stored into proper folders before the product is completely turned off. Wait until the LED lamps are turned off, then remove the SD card.
  • When the SD card is removed, it needs to be reinserted before you drive your car again. Without the SD card, the product will not function properly.
  • Use only SDHC supporting SD card readers to read the SD(HC) card.
  • If a voice notification repeatedly announces to insert a correct SD card, it means the SD card is defective or damaged. Purchase a replacement.
  • Purchase a replacement of the SD card when the voice notification keeps alerting even though the SD card is inserted normally.
  • SD card readers can be purchased at computer accessory stores.
  • Regular software upgrading on SD card helps to prevent or discover bad sector and malfunctions. Execute defrag or error checking for a stable and effective usage of the SD card.
  • Files recorded by the product are only allowed to have in the SD card. It may cause errors on program.
Automatic System Check and Safe Rebooting Function
  • This product is programmed to automatically check and reboot the system, if the product is in a non-functional status. By rebooting the system, the product notifies the user that such action is taking place.
  • By safeguarding the system in this manner, the stability of the system is reinforced. If the system keeps rebooting repeatedly, the program installed in the SD card may have been damaged or altered. In this case, please stop the system and format the SD card in PC then download the latest Software to use the SD card like it is used for the first time.
PC Analysis Program Use
  • Program Start Up
  • Program Start Up - Open up the VDAnalyzer.exe file in the SD card after the SD card is connected to the PC, - Open the VDAnalyzer.exe program and a password window will be displayed. Type in the default password “12345678”. You can either make your own password or have it on/off in configuration after all.)
  • How to play the files

  • - To play a certain file, select a file from the list located on the right hand side and double-click on it.
    - The most recent data will be listed on the top. - The list of files can be lined up ascending / descending order in file/size/mode at the top.
    - The DATA folder will be the default folder to show up when you first open the program.
    - The EVENT folder has files related events and manual event recording by [SHOT] button. The NORMAL folder will have normal recording files and you may view them by clicking “open” on the analyzer.
    - In case of no SD card, the list is blank but saved videos in the selected folder can be played.
    - The names of the files are shown as below:
    Item Real Filename (Windows) File list in the analyzer
    GPS Registered number-date-time-type.vd (eg)
    124537834-20090102-120102-1.vd
    date-time-type.vd (eg)
    20090102-120102-1.vd
    No-GPS Registered number-NOGPS-number-type.vd (eg)
    124537834-20090102-124537834-1.vd
    NOGPS-number-type.vd (eg)
    NOGPS-12345678-1.vd
  • ※ Date and time are displayed without GPS signal while RTC is working.
  • File searching by preview function


    File searching by preview function
  • When a file is selected from the list, the screen shows the first frame of the file for your easier choice of reference.
  • A double click on the selected file makes the video play on the screen.
    • Auto-play Function
    • After you double-click a file, the later recordings will automatically and continuously play one after another according to time sequence in the same folder.
      (Playing is not successive from a folder to another. Each folder has to be opened separately.)
      • Positioning on the map
        Positioning on the map
        • With the GPS data, the map shows the location of the vehicle while playing the recorded data.
        • The Google map is viewable only whilst your PC is connected to the Internet .
        • Shock Sensor Graph
          Shock Sensor Graph
          • The graph below shows impacts on the x - y - z axis of the vehicle.

          • - X - axis : measures and records impacts from the front and back of the vehicle ( 0G ~ 3G is registered)
            - Y - axis: measures and records impacts from the left and right sides of the vehicle ( 0G ~ 3G is registered)
            - Z - axis: measures and records impacts from the top and lower part of the vehicle ( 0G ~ 3G is registered)
          • The bottom and left displays a progress bar showing the time line of the video.
          • Red line is before impact and blue after impact
          PLAY / PAUSE / PREVIOUS FRAME / LATTER FRAME
          PLAY / PAUSE / PREVIOUS FRAME / LATTER FRAME
          • When the play button is pressed, it will replay the video file listed on the screen. After selecting a file from the list, double click the file from the list to play the file.
          • When you press the pause button, the viewing video will be paused.
          • When the previous frame or the latter frame button is pressed, it will move backward or forward between frames within the file.
            BRIGHTNESS CONTROL
            BRIGHTNESS CONTROL
          • Brightness bar can give you better video analysis by changing the video brightness while playing on PC.
            SHARPNESS CONTROL
            SHARPNESS CONTROL
          • Sharpness bar can give you better video analysis by changing the video sharpness while playing on a PC.
          • This function may cause delayed video playback.
          SPEED METER
          SPEED METER
          • While the file is being played, the speed meter will show the vehicle’s speed that was collected by the GPS .
          INITIALIZING
              INITIALIZING
          • This removes any applied brightness or sharpness controls.
          MAXIMIZING
              MAXIMIZING
          • Displays videos in full screen size.
          AVI conversion
          • The data files in the SD card are product files and will only work within the Viewer Analyzer program. 
          • To view the data on a regular PC without having the Viewer Analyzer program within the SD card, the recorded file has to be converted to an AVI file. 
          • Pause the file where you want the conversion to take place on the previewing file display.
          • Press the AVI conversion button on the bottom right side, and then a window will pop up to have the file renamed. 
          • When making an AVI conversion, you can select your options of Audio / GPS / Date & Time / CarInfo to be included to the .avi file. 
          • You may put any name you would like. There is no need to put .avi on the end. 
          • Press the play button again, and then the data being previewed will be converted from the point you specified. 
          • When you press the pause button while the conversion is in progress, the conversion stops from that point. 
          • If the necessary codec is not available to convert the data into an AVI format file, it may not work on your PC or a notification will pop up saying you may need to download a specific codec to proceed. In such cases, use the supplied Xvid-1.2.1-0412008.exe (on the SD card) to install the needed codec, then restart the Viewer Analyzer program to proceed again. If the codec is already installed on the PC, there may be some difficulties if the codec is installed twice. So unless there is a notification for installing a codec, do not insta
        Configuration
        Configuration
          1) Video Setting
          Video Setting
        • The video resolution and quality settings can be modified.
        • If the resolution is high, the file size also becomes larger and will take more memory on the SD card.
        2) Shock Sensor Setting
        Shock Sensor Setting
        • The sensor can be configured. If the number is higher on the sensor, the sensor becomes less sensitive.
        • A setting of 10 will disable the Shock Sensor for Event recording.
        3) Record Setting
        Record Setting
        • You can set the recording time after an impact. (10 seconds prior to the impact are always recorded and stored.)
        • Impact files are stored in the EVENT folder and the size of the EVENT folder is defined here too. The remaining % of the SD card space is for the NORMAL folder.
        • Audio recording is selectable here but regardless of this setting, you can immediately change the audio recording status by pushing the SHOT button on the main unit as described earlier in this manual.
        • Impact sound volume can be modified.
        • Each of the sound options can be configured: Event (Alarm) / Start up (Greeting) / Parking Mode(Notice) to either enable or disable the sound. The volume of these announcements is also configurable.
        4) Vehicle Information
        Vehicle information
        • You can type in your car information, which will be shown on the video during playback and can be included with the exported AVI video. (Max. 20 letters can be available).
        5) Speed Alarm
        Speed Alarm
        • When set to a defined number, the system will alert you to over speeding when that speed is exceeded.
        6) Auto LCD Off
        Auto LCD Off
        • If “Auto LCD Off” option is selected, the LCD of the unit turns off automatically 3 minutes after your unit has started.
        7) Low Battery Detection
        Low Battery Detection
        • You and can select whether to use car battery drain monitoring function and also what the supply voltage is.
        8) Time Zone setting
        Time Zone setting
        • You can select your location and time zone. then, the GPS will register your local time in your video.
        9) Type Setting
        Type Setting
        • You can select your local speed type as Km/h or Mile/h.
        • You can also select your vehicle type as Car, Truck or Bus and this assists in calibrating the 3 axes shock sensors for angled or vertical windscreen installation.
        10) Parking mode
        Parking mode
        • If “Auto Parking” option is selected, the unit will automatically turn to “Parking Mode” recording where it records 4 frames/second ten minutes after last detected movement. This function cannot be relived with PLAY button in Auto Parking mode.
        • Optional “Motion Detection” is available only for the main camera in “Parking Mode”.
        11) Password setting
        Password setting
        • Your own password can be modified here in order to secure the data.
        • It can be accessed without password according to your setting in configuration. Note: Password length is limited to eight alphanumeric characters and is limited to eight if more than eight are entered.