User's Guide For MINI0805 DASH CAMERA Please read this manual carefully before using. This manual should be kept for future reference. WARNING: The dash camera should be set up before driving. Concentration should be maintained on the task of driving, let the dash camera record accidents caused by others not you.
Precautions ·Do not expose the dash camera to dusty, dirty or sandy areas, if this gets into the camera or on the lens it can damage the components. ·The normal operating temperature of the dash camera is 00 C to 650 C ·Do not expose the dash camera to high temperatures. High temperatures can shorten the life span of electronic device, and extremely high temperature will shorten the battery and/or degrade the plastic components. Note extreme temperatures can be achieved in parked cars in direct sunlight.
1.3 mini0805 dash camera appearance and feature icons OK 1. GPS tracker and Bracket (attaches with the 3M sticker) 2. microUSB port (for direct connection to computer) 3. AV port 4. UP/MUTE button (press and hold for MENU) 5. OK button 6. DOWN / LOCK FILE button (press and hold for PLAYBACK) 7. Light indicator 8. Lens 9. microUSB port (for camera & GPS charging) 10. Power button (press and hold 16 seconds to RESET) 11. HDMI port 12. microSD card slot 1.
2. Operation Read this chapter before operating the dash camera. The dash camera is preconfigured for a simple plug and play experience with the most popular options; the information in this section will help you to customize the settings, should you require a slight different experience. (For example, turning of the audio recording or the GPS tracking.) 2.1 Insert a microSD card to the dash camera to store videos and photos. This should be a CLASS 6 or CLASS 10 High Capacity microSD card up to 32GB 2.1.1.
2.5 Changing the Default Set-up Before using the dash camera it may be necessary to change some of the default setting for your own customisation, for example the driver number is defined by you and the date may need updating when first powered on. (the camera will automatically update the real time when GPS connected, for the cameras with GPS module.) To change the setting, the dash camera should be powered on, the OK button should be pressed to stop the recording and allow access to the menus for set-up.
2.5.6 Setting the White Balance In the menu select ‘White Balance’, then press OK button to enter, use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through options and press OK to confirm (Auto, Sunny, Incandescent, Florescent, Cloudy). 2.5.7 Setting the AV Output Format In the menu select ‘TV Type’, then press OK button to enter, use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through options and press OK to confirm. (NTSC / PAL ) 2.5.
2.5.13 Setting Gravity Sensor Sensitivity. (G-Sensor) The dash camera will automatically lock the video recording when it is shaken. This is important in a crash as you may become disorientated or not be able to lock the file which has recorded the incident. The level of sensitivity is set by selecting the required amount of G Force required to cause the video to lock. In the menu select ‘G-Sensor’, then press OK button to enter, use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through options and press OK to confirm.
2.5.20 Setting Driver Number This is a 9 character number to help identify the recording. This is proved useful in a fleet of vehicles as it can be created to relate to a vehicle registration or indicate an individual’s name. In the menu select ‘Driver Number’, then press OK button to enter, use the UP and DOWN buttons to scroll through characters and press OK to move to next, then OK to confirm. 2.5.
2.6 Transferring the video files and data The data can be transferred by taking the microSD out of the dash camera and inserting into a computer with a card reader. Alternatively the dash camera can be connected directly to the PC via a USB data cable, working as a USB disk. 2.7 Playback on the TV The dash camera can be connected to the TV via AV or HDMI connection for playback on the big screen. When TV connected the device will not be able to record. 3.
5. Troubleshooting Can’t record a video or take pictures Please check whether the microSD card is locked for protecting, and make sure there is enough storage space on the card if you set the Loop Recording to be OFF. Stop automatically while recording Because the data stream of high-definition video is huge, please use high-speed Class 6 or Class 10 microSD card that compatible with SDHC.
6. Specification Image Sensor 1/3inch CMOS 4 Mega-pixel sensor Display 1.5″TFT（240×160 pixels） Chipset Ambarella A7 solution, 1296P 30FPS GPS Module GPS Logger (optional) Memory microSD card up to 128 G (some model have dual-card function) Lens 6G fixed focus F2.0 ISO Auto Format：JPEG（EXIF2.2）、DCF Still images Image resolution： 4M, 9M, 13M Format：H.
Notes This manual is for guidance and has been produced based on the model as of June2014. This technology is often refined and updated so the information contained in this manual may be different with the updated models.
