aguri DX4000 User manual

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User Manual
DX4000 | Drive Assist

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What’s in the box? 3
Product overview (front) 4
Product overview (rear) 5
Settings menu 6
Getting started 6
Connecting to power 7
Dash cam operation guide 7
Power on/off 8
Volume control 8
G-Sensor sensitivity 8
Time stamp 9
Adjusting brightness of the
LCD 9
Display mode 10
Status LED setting 11
Set time and daylight saving 11
Language setting 12
Formatting the SD card 12
GPS speed 12
Factory reset 13
System information 13
Mounting the unit on the
dashboard 14
Drive assist settings 15
Speed trap & mobile speed
trap alerts 15
Red light camera alert 15
Vehicle type 16
Setting vehicle weight 16
Vehicle trailer 17
Drive Assist
Speed trap alerts explained 18
Mounting the rear camera 20
Frequently asked questions 21
Disposal information 22
Warranty 23
Contents

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What’s in the box?
1 x Aguri DX4000
1 x 12V cigarette lighter charger 1 x Fixed windscreen bracket
1 x 12V hard-wire lead 1 x 16GB SD card
1 x Suction cup windscreen bracket 1 x User guide
User note. Your Aguri DX4000 is shipped with the latest speed
limit and speed trap database pre-installed so it is ready to go
straight out of the box!
Warning! Although speed trap detectors are legal to own and
use in the UK, they are illegal to use in some other countries of
Europe including France, Spain, Switzerland and the Republic
of Ireland. We highly recommend switching off all forms of
speed trap detection when travelling in these countries and
checking local laws when using a dash cam and speed trap
detector outside of the UK.

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1. Windscreen bracket
attachment
2. Built-in GPS
3. Full HD Micro Video Recorder
4. Loudspeaker
5. On/off switch
6. SD Card slot
7. 12V DC-In socket
8. Rear camera input socket
Product overview (Front)
Product overview (Front)
1. Windscreen bracket attachment
2. Built-in GPS
3. Full HD Micro Video Recorder
4. Loudspeaker
5. On/off switch
6. SD Card slot
7. 12V DC-In socket
8. Rear camera input socket
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Product overview (Rear)
1. Reset button (use paperclip to
access and press).
2. LED indicator. (Can be turned
off in system menu)
Slow ash = Recording.
Fast ash = Recording Event.
3. Time and date provided by
GPS.
4. Audio indicator on/off.
5. Microphone indicator on/off.
6. GPS indicator on/off.
7. Press to enter settings menu.
8. Your speed of travel.
9. Type of speed trap detected.
10. Speed limit of the road you
are travelling on.
11. Compass/direction of travel
12. Name or Road number you
are travelling on.
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Settings menu
Getting started
If the SD card isn’t already installed, please insert the 16GB micro SD card in to the
SD card slot on the side of the unit and attach your chosen windscreen bracket to
the DX4000 by sliding it in to the interface slot on the top of the unit.
Mount your DX4000 in a safe and convenient position in the front windscreen
where it has an unobstructed view of the road ahead but does not obstruct or
hinder the driver’s view of the road. We recommend mounting your DX4000 at the
top of the windscreen near to the rear-view mirror. However, remember that you
will need to attach the power cable, so nd a position where the power cable can
be connected to the vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket where it will not obstruct, or
become a danger to the driver.
Mounting your DX4000 on the windscreen using the suction
cup bracket
Once you have chosen a location, check the windscreen bracket lever is in the
unlocked position, press the suction cup bracket to the glass and push the lever to
the locked position.
Mounting your DX4000 on the windscreen using the xed
bracket
Thoroughly clean the area of the windscreen where you want to mount your
DX4000. Remove the backing from the 3M tape on the rear of the xed bracket and
press it rmly against the glass in your chosen location.
Press the Dash cam button
to enter the dash cam
settings menu.
Press the Drive Assist
button to enter the Drive
Assist settings menu.
Press the Drive Assist
button to enter the Drive
Assist settings menu.

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Mounting your DX4000 on the dashboard using the xed
bracket
Thoroughly clean the area of the dashboard where you want to mount your DX4000
with a very small amount of soapy water. Remove the backing from the 3M tape
on the rear of the xed bracket and press it rmly against the dashbaord in your
chosen location.
Please do not attach your DX4000 to the bracket for 24 hrs to allow the adhesive to
go ‘off’ and form a strong connection with the windscreen or dashboard.
Connecting to power
Attach the small end of the vehicle charger in to the ‘DC in’ power socket on top
of the unit. Plug the other end of the vehicle charger into an appropriate cigarette
lighter or 12V/24V socket in your vehicle.
Dash Cam operation guide
Your Aguri DX4000 Dash Cam comes with all features set to their optimum settings
as standard, however the unit has certain user selectable features you can change
to suit your own requirements if you want to.
Take care to mount the bracket in the correct location rst time. If you
attempt to remove the bracket and re-locate it, the adhesive may be
damaged and it will not form a strong enough bond with the windscreen
or dashboard.
Installation tips
Before mounting your DX4000, clean the area of the windscreen with a
good quality glass cleaner to ensure the suction cup makes a good contact.
Remember to mount the unit and install the power cable safely in a location
where it does not interfere with the driver or the controls of the vehicle.
Although your DX4000 comes as standard with an 16GB micro SD card, it will
support up to a 32GB micro SD card if you want to update the card to a larger
size. If you do update the SD card, remember to select an SD card which is
minimum SDHC Class 6.
It is also possible to ‘hard-wire’ your DX4000 using the hard-wire cable
included which can provide a neater installation. Please contact an auto
electrician or your local car dealer if you are not familiar with this type of
installation.

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Power on/off
Switch the Power On/Off switch to the ‘On’ position and your DX4000 will
Power on and start to record automatically as soon as it receives power and will
automatically power off when removed from the power source.
Mic on/off
Your DX4000 is set to automatically record all audible sound within the vehicle but
this can be switched on or off as necessary.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button. Tap the setting to switch the Mic on or
off.
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Volume control
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button.
Tap on ‘Volume’ to cycle through the different levels of volume available starting
with ‘Mute’ (no audio output) up to the loudest volume setting of ‘5’
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
G sensor sensitivity
The G sensor is designed to detect an impact or sudden movement such as sharp
braking or your vehicle swerving. If the G sensor detects any of these things, the
LED indicator will ash quickly and it will automatically save and lock the loop of
video it is currently recording so that it is not automatically overwritten when the SD
card is full. Follow the instructions below to adjust the sensitivity of the G sensor.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button. Tap the G sensor setting on the screen
to cycle through the different levels of sensitivity from ‘Off’ up to the most sensitive
setting of ‘5’.
Any video recorded by the front camera that is saved and locked by the G sensor
will be found in the ‘Event 1’ folder on the SD card. If you also have a rear facing
camera installed, any video recorded that is saved and locked by the G sensor will
be found in the ‘Event 2’ folder on the SD card.
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.

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Time stamp
Your DX4000 will automatically display the time and date on any video recorded
when it is played back on a compatible computer or TV.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button. Tap the ‘Time stamp’ setting on the
screen to turn this feature on or off.
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
REC.option - Record option
There are two record options to choose from.
NOR/Normal – The DX4000 will record in 1 minute loops and all recordings will be
saved in to the Innite folder on the SD card.
NOR+EVT/Normal + Event – The DX4000 will record in 1 minute loops but if the G
sensor senses an incident such as a sudden impact or movement, the section of
the recording effected, will be saved in to the Event folder on the SD card.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow. Tap ‘Rec.option’
on the screen to switch between Normal or Normal + Event.
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Please note we recommend the Normal + Event setting to so that any
events recorded are saved and locked, so that they will not be automatically
recorded over once the SD card is full.
Adjusting the brightness of the LCD brightness
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and then the ‘Down’ arrow. Tap the ‘LCD
Brightness’ setting to cycle through the three different brightness levels available –
Bright, Dark or Normal.
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
AUTO brightness
Your DX4000 can be set so that the LCD brightness automatically changes as the
light conditions get brighter or darker.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings
menu followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow. Tap ‘Auto
brightness’ on the screen to switch the feature on or off.

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To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Lcd Auto Off
The LCD can be set to stay on all the time or to automatically switch off after 1
minute or 30 seconds. Follow the instructions below to set-up the Lcd Auto Off
feature.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and then the ‘Down’ arrow button. Tap
‘Lcd Auto Off’ on the screen to cycle through the options and make your selection.
If you set the feature so that the LCD automatically switches off, it will automatically
switch back on again whenever you approach a speed trap and the speed trap
alert commences. It will also come on for a short period if you have set the unit to
alert when you exceed a speed limit or if you have set the unit to alert when the
speed limit changes.
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Display mode
You can choose between two different display modes. ‘Cam’ provides a combined
screen that shows what the device is recording as well as the Drive Assist speed
limit and speed trap detection software. ‘Assist’ shows the Drive Assist speed limit
and speed trap detection software only whilst the unit continues to record in the
background. Follow the instructions below to set-up the Display mode.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow button until you
see ‘Display mode’. Tap the ‘Display mode’ setting on the screen to cycle through
the options and make your selection.
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
In screen view (Rear facing camera required)
The In screen view function enables you to select which camera view appears on
the standby screen.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow button until you
see ‘In screen view’.
Tap the ‘In screen view’ setting on the screen to cycle through the options – Front
(Front camera only), Rear (Rear camera only) and F+R (Front and rear camera).

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To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Please note that this feature will only work if you have a rear camera
connected. Please visit www.aguriworld.co.uk or call 0330 102 5578 if you
would like to purchase a rear facing camera for your DX4000.
Speed unit
You can set your DX4000 to display speed limits and your speed in either MPH or
KMH.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow button until you see
‘Speed unit’. Tap the ‘Speed unit’ setting on the screen to switch between the two
options.
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Status LED setting
The status LED indicates whether the unit is powered on or off and ashes when the
unit is recording. It can be switched on or off as necessary.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow button until you
see ‘Status LED’. Tap the ‘Status LED’ setting to switch the status LED on or off as
required.
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Set Time and Daylight saving mode
The date and time is automatically set by GPS so you do not need to set this
yourself but you can also adjust the time between GMT and Daylight saving as
necessary.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow button until you see
‘Set Time’ and ‘Daylight Saving’. Tap the ‘Daylight Saving’ feature on the screen to
switch between GMT and Daylight Saving depending on the time of year.
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.

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Language setting
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow button until you
see ‘Language’.
Tap the ‘Language’ feature on the screen to cycle through the different language
options available.
To save your settings, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Calibrate touch screen
It may be necessary to re-calibrate the touch screen from time to time. Follow the
instructions below to calibrate the screen.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow button until you
see ‘Touch Cal’. Tap the ‘Touch Cal’ feature on the screen to start to the calibration
process and tap the cross as precisely as possible, wherever it appears on the
LCD. The more accurately you press the cross, the more accurate the touch screen
will be.
To exit the menu, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Formatting the SD card
To help extend the life of the SD card, we recommend formatting the SD card
approximately once every three months. You should also format any new SD cards
before using them.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow until you see
‘SD format’. Tap on ‘SD format’ and then ‘OK’ to start the process followed by
‘Conrm’ to format the card.
To exit, press ‘Cancel’ or the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Please note that the entire contents of the SD card will be deleted during the format
process. Please transfer any video content you wish to keep to your computer
before formatting the SD card.
GPS speed
The speed displayed on the DX4000 may not exactly match the speed displayed
on your speedometer depending on the make and manufacturer of your vehicle.
Use this feature to ne-tune the GPS speed displayed.

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Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow until you see ‘GPS
speed’. Tap on ‘GPS speed’ and use the up or down arrows to adjust the speed
reading as necessary. Press the ‘Conrm’ button to save your setting and return to
the menu.
To exit the feature at any time, press ‘Cancel’ or the ‘return arrow’ followed by
the ‘X’ to return to the standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your
DX4000 will save your setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Reset system/factory reset
Use this feature if you want to reset your DX4000 and return it to its original factory
settings.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow button until you
see ‘Reset system’. Tap ‘OK’ followed by ‘Conrm’ and then tap ‘Conrm’ again if
you are sure you want to proceed and fully reset the system.
To exit, press ‘Cancel’ or the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ and return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
System information
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen to enter the settings menu
followed by the ‘Dash Cam’ menu button and the ‘Down’ arrow button until you
see ‘Information’.
Tap the ‘Information’ setting on the screen to check the version of software and
databases currently installed on your DX4000.
To exit this setting, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ and return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Inverting the LCD and mounting the unit on the dashboard
It is possible to invert the LCD to enable you to mount the unit upside down. This
would be necessary if you wanted to mount the unit on the dashboard rather than
the windscreen for example.
To invert the LCD view, simply power the unit on whilst holding it upside down. If
you want to switch it back again, power it off and back on again whilst holding it
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Mounting the unit on the dashboard
Thoroughly clean the area of the dashboard where you want to mount your DX4000
with a very small amount of soapy water. Remove the backing from the 3M tape
on the rear of the xed bracket and press it rmly against the dashboard in your
chosen location.
Playing back video footage on your computer
Remove the SD card from the DX4000 and insert into a compatible SD card slot on
your computer using the SD card adaptor supplied. Go to ‘File Explorer’ (or similar)
on your computer and click on the SD card that should now appear in the list of
contents displayed on the left hand side of the window.
Innite folder. Double left click this folder to open and you will see two more
folders, ‘1’ and ‘2’. Folder ‘1’ will contain all footage recorded by the forward facing
camera built in to the DX4000. Folder ‘2’ will contain all footage recorded by the
rear facing camera if you have one installed.
Event folder. Double left click this folder to open and you will see two more folders,
‘1’ and ‘2’. Folder ‘1’ will contain all footage recorded by the forward facing camera
built in to the DX4000 that has been locked and saved by the G sensor. Folder ‘2’
will contain all footage recorded by the rear facing camera, that has been locked
and saved, if you have one installed.
Please note the Capture folder is not used.
Playing back video footage on the DX4000
Tap the ‘Cog’ settings icon on the standby screen to enter the main menu followed
by the ‘Playback’ button. Tap on ‘Normal’ or ‘Event’ depending on the video
footage you want to watch.
Next, select between video recorded by the front or rear camera (Please note
you will only nd video recorded in the ‘Rear’ folder if you have the rear camera
installed).
Use the up and down arrows to scroll through the video recorded and tap on any
footage you want to playback.
Take care to mount the bracket in the correct location rst time. If you
attempt to remove the bracket and re-locate it, the adhesive may be
damaged and it will not form a strong enough bond with the dashboard.
Please do not attach your DX4000 to the bracket for 24 hrs to allow the
adhesive to go ‘off’ and form a strong connection with the dashboard.

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Drive Assist settings
Smart mute
When Smart Mute is switched on, you will only receive audible speed trap alerts
when you are travelling above the posted speed limit. Smart Mute can be turned off
and on as follows:-Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen followed
by the ‘Drive Assist’ menu button to enter the ‘Drive Assist’ settings menu. Tap the
‘Smart mute’ setting on the screen to switch it off or on.
To save your setting, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Speed trap alerts
You can use this setting to switch ‘xed’ speed trap alerts on or off.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen followed by the ‘Drive
Assist’ menu button to enter the ‘Drive Assist’ settings menu. Tap the ‘Speed trap
alerts’ setting on the screen to switch it on or off.
To save your setting, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Mobile speed trap alerts
You can use this setting to switch ‘mobile’ speed trap alerts on or off.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen followed by the ‘Drive
Assist’ menu button to enter the ‘Drive Assist’ settings menu. Tap the ‘Mobile
speed trap alerts’ setting on the screen to switch it on or off.
To save your setting, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Red light camera alerts
You can use this setting to switch Red light camera alerts on or off.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen followed by the ‘Drive
Assist’ menu button to enter the ‘Drive Assist’ settings menu. Tap the ‘Red light
camera alerts’ setting on the screen to switch it on or off.
To save your setting, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
How to set the unit to alert when the speed limit changes
Your DX4000 can be set to alert when you drive from one speed limit zone to
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Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen followed by the ‘Drive
Assist’ menu button to enter the ‘Drive Assist’ settings menu. Tap the ‘Down arrow’
button until you see ‘Speed limit change’. Tap on the ‘Speed limit change’ setting
to switch the feature on or off as required.
To save your setting, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
How to set the unit to alert when you exceed the speed limit
You can set your DX4000 to alert you when you exceed the speed limit by a pre-
set amount, starting from 1mph and increasing in 1mph increments. For example,
set the numeric value to ‘1’ and the unit will alert you when you exceed the posted
speed limit by 1mph, set the numeric value to ‘2’ and the unit will alert you when
you are 2mph over the speed limit and so on.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen followed by the ‘Drive
Assist’ menu button to enter the ‘Drive Assist’ settings menu. Tap the ‘Down arrow’
button until you see ‘User speed warning’. Tap ‘User speed warning’ on the screen
to adjust the numeric value as required.
To save your setting, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Vehicle type
The DX4000 can be set to display the correct speed limit depending on the type of
vehicle you are driving.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen followed by the ‘Drive
Assist’ menu button to enter the ‘Drive Assist’ settings menu. Tap the ‘Down arrow’
button until you see ‘Vehicle type’. Choose between Car, Truck & Van, Motorhome,
Caravan and Bus/Coach. Tap on the vehicle required and then press the ‘return
arrow’ to save your setting followed by the ‘X’ to return to the standby screen.
If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your setting and return
to the standby screen automatically.
Please note you that if you change the vehicle type from car to Truck & Van,
Motorhome, Caravan or Bus/Coach, you must then enter the weight for the
vehicle in order for the DX4000 to display the correct speed limits.
Setting vehicle weight
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen followed by the ‘Drive
Assist’ menu button to enter the ‘Drive Assist’ settings menu. Tap the ‘Down arrow’
button until you see ‘Vehicle weight’ and tap to select it. Use the up and down
arrows to enter the weight required and tap ‘Conrm’ to save your settings.

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Press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the standby screen.
If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your setting and return
to the standby screen automatically.
Vehicle trailer
The DX4000 can be set to display the correct speed limits if you are towing a trailer.
Soft push the settings ‘cog’ icon on the standby screen followed by the ‘Drive
Assist’ menu button to enter the ‘Drive Assist’ settings menu. Tap the ‘Down arrow’
button until you see ‘Vehicle trailer’. Tap on ‘Vehicle trailer’ on the screen to switch
this setting on and off as required.
To save your setting, press the ‘return arrow’ followed by the ‘X’ to return to the
standby screen. If there is no activity for 60 seconds, your DX4000 will save your
setting and return to the standby screen automatically.
Please note the ‘Vehicle trailer’ option is only available when ‘Car’ is selected
as your ‘Vehicle type’. The ‘Vehicle trailer’ option is not required for the other
vehicle options as the speed limits have already been adjusted according to
the vehicle type. For example, if you have selected ‘Caravan’ as your vehicle
type, the unit already knows that you are towing.

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Drive Assist speed trap alerts explained
Fixed speed camera alert
Average speed camera alert
Your speed Fixed speed trap alert graphic will
indicate you are approaching a
speed trap such as a Gatso, Truvello
or DS2 speed camera.
Speed limit of the road you
are travelling on
Your speed
Average speed trap
alert graphic.
Your average
speed
Speed limit of the road you
are travelling on

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Your speed Mobile speed trap graphic indicating
a location where a mobile speed trap
is frequently used
Speed limit of the road you
are travelling on
Mobile speed trap/high risk zone alert
Your speed
Red light camera graphic Speed limit (Only displayed if the
camera is a combination red light
and speed trap camera)
Red light camera alert
Rear facing camera (available to purchase separately at
www.aguriworld.co.uk)

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How to mount the rear facing camera
Mount your DX4000 rear camera in a safe and convenient position in the rear
screen where it has an unobstructed view of the road but does not obstruct or
hinder the driver’s view. We recommend mounting the rear camera at the top of
screen to give it the best view.
The video/power cable then needs to be run from the rear of the vehicle to the front
where the DX4000 is mounted and plugged in to the 2CH-IN socket. For a neater
installation, the cable should be run under the roof’s headliner, however, if you are
not familiar with this type of procedure, we strongly recommend you contact your
local auto electrician or car dealer.
Mounting the rear camera on the screen using the xed
bracket
Once you have decided on the best location for the rear facing camera mount it
on the screen using the 3M tape supplied. Thoroughly clean the area of the screen
where you want to mount the camera. Remove the backing from the 3M tape on
the rear of the bracket and press it rmly against the glass in your chosen location.
Installation warnings!
Please contact your local auto electrician or car dealer if you are
unfamiliar with this type of installation.
Please check that the rear facing camera powers up and records to the
DX4000 before nal installation.
Ensure that the camera does not interfere with the driver’s view and that
the video/power cable is safely secured and is not a danger to the driver
or passengers and does not hinder the driver or any of the vehicle’s
controls in any way.
Take care to mount the rear camera in the correct location rst time. If
you attempt to remove the bracket and re-locate it, the adhesive may be
damaged and it will not form a strong enough bond with the windscreen
or dashboard.
Please do not attach the video/power cable to the rear camera for 24 hrs
to allow the adhesive to go ‘off’ and form a strong connection with the
screen