Gazer H714 User manual

USER MANUAL
MOBILE VIDEO RECORDER

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User manual 4-20
Руководство пользователя 21-37
Посібник користувача 38-54
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RU
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Contents
1. Warnings 5
2. Important information 6
3. Package contents 7
4. Controls 8
5. Connection 9
6. Usage 10
7. Installation 11
8. MVR control 12
Indicator functions 12
9. Button functions 13
10. Preparing memory card 14
11. Preparing MVR 15
Connection with a display 15
Connection without a display 15
12. Settings 16
13. Viewing records 17
Viewing using recorder menu 17
Viewing using Gazer Player 17
14. Gazer Player 18
Files playback 18
Display mode 18
G-sensor graphics 18
Button functions 19
File designation in a playlist 19
15. Specifications 20
1GB memory recording time 20
Congratulations on your purchase of Gazer mobile video recorder.
Please read this manual carefully, before using the device.
Do not apply any chemicals when cleaning the device.
Only use soft cloth to clean the frame and the mirror surface.
Prevent the device from falling or damaged from other objects.
Do not use or store the device in hot or cold places.
- Storage Temperature: -20°C to +40°C
- Operating temperature: +5°C to +40°C
Make sure the recorder warms up before starting, if it was
exposed to the low temperatures for too long.
Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself. In case of
damage, contact your dealer or service center.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any losses or missed
opportunities due to use of videos and data obtained with the
help of this MVR.
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Warnings
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Contents
1. Warnings 5
2. Important information 6
3. Package contents 7
4. Controls 8
5. Connection 9
6. Usage 10
7. Installation 11
8. MVR control 12
Indicator functions 12
9. Button functions 13
10. Preparing memory card 14
11. Preparing MVR 15
Connection with a display 15
Connection without a display 15
12. Settings 16
13. Viewing records 17
Viewing using recorder menu 17
Viewing using Gazer Player 17
14. Gazer Player 18
Files playback 18
Display mode 18
G-sensor graphics 18
Button functions 19
File designation in a playlist 19
15. Specifications 20
1GB memory recording time 20
Congratulations on your purchase of Gazer mobile video recorder.
Please read this manual carefully, before using the device.
Do not apply any chemicals when cleaning the device.
Only use soft cloth to clean the frame and the mirror surface.
Prevent the device from falling or damaged from other objects.
Do not use or store the device in hot or cold places.
- Storage Temperature: -20°C to +40°C
- Operating temperature: +5°C to +40°C
Make sure the recorder warms up before starting, if it was
exposed to the low temperatures for too long.
Do not attempt to repair the appliance yourself. In case of
damage, contact your dealer or service center.
The manufacturer is not responsible for any losses or missed
opportunities due to use of videos and data obtained with the
help of this MVR.
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Warnings
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Important information
Do not insert or remove the SD card when the device is on -
this can lead to MVR malfunction.
Wait for 30 seconds after MVR shutdown, make sure that all
the lights are off for at least 10 seconds, and only then safely
remove the memory card.
Set the correct time and date before using the device. The
MVR may not record in case these settings were entered
incorrectly.
Use at least 0.5 seconds time interval while pressing control
buttons, otherwise you may need to unplug the MVR power
supply cable to reboot the system.
Do not turn off the power for at least 20 seconds after the
power supply cable is connected. This is necessary to help the
MVR function correctly.
If after starting the car (when the power supply cable is
connected to the MVR), the device fails to switch to the
recording mode automatically, simply turn off the ACC power
for ten seconds and then try again.
Please consult your car service station for device installation
assistance to prevent the violation of your car warranty rules
and conditions.
Files protected from overwriting by the G-sensor are recorded
in a loop taking up 30% of the total storage space.
Files protected by pressing a special button use the same
storage space but cannot be overwritten.
It is strongly recommended to back up the recordings stored
on your memory card to a computer or other media to prevent
data loss (this happens when the memory card is full).
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Warning!
Package contents
Gazer MVR H714
Gazer micro SDHC
memory card+ adapter
Extra 3M scotch
tape for mounting
User Manual
Power supply
cable and composite RCA
video output
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Important information
Do not insert or remove the SD card when the device is on -
this can lead to MVR malfunction.
Wait for 30 seconds after MVR shutdown, make sure that all
the lights are off for at least 10 seconds, and only then safely
remove the memory card.
Set the correct time and date before using the device. The
MVR may not record in case these settings were entered
incorrectly.
Use at least 0.5 seconds time interval while pressing control
buttons, otherwise you may need to unplug the MVR power
supply cable to reboot the system.
Do not turn off the power for at least 20 seconds after the
power supply cable is connected. This is necessary to help the
MVR function correctly.
If after starting the car (when the power supply cable is
connected to the MVR), the device fails to switch to the
recording mode automatically, simply turn off the ACC power
for ten seconds and then try again.
Please consult your car service station for device installation
assistance to prevent the violation of your car warranty rules
and conditions.
Files protected from overwriting by the G-sensor are recorded
in a loop taking up 30% of the total storage space.
Files protected by pressing a special button use the same
storage space but cannot be overwritten.
It is strongly recommended to back up the recordings stored
on your memory card to a computer or other media to prevent
data loss (this happens when the memory card is full).
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Warning!
Package contents
Gazer MVR H714
Gazer micro SDHC
memory card+ adapter
Extra 3M scotch
tape for mounting
User Manual
Power supply
cable and composite RCA
video output
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All button functions and indicator operation modes are described
in detail on p. 12-13.
Controls
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•REC Button– start or stop
recording.
LEFT button– menu navigation.
RIGHT button– menu
navigation.
OK button– selecting of the
function needed.
Microphone .
PWR- power indicator (red).
А- sound recording indicator (yellow).
V- video recording indicator (blue).
Memory card slot micro SD.
Do not insert or remove your memory
card if the power or indicators are on.
Mounting set
.
Lens .
Connector - for power cable
connection and image display.
The MVR can also be turned off manually. To prevent the loss of
the last recorded data, first stop the recording by pressing the REC
button, and then turn off the device by long pressing REC. Use the
same button to turn the MVR back on.
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Connecting MVR
GND
BATT+
ACC(red)
(yellow)
(black)
Note: Gazer H714 MVR must be connected to the car’s onboard
electrical system. For correct MVR installation, please contact
your car dealer or service station. To prevent the violation of
your car warranty rules and conditions, please consult with the
car service station authorized to perform warranty maintenance.
Connect the black wire (GND) to the car ground line. Connect the
yellow wire cable (BATT +) directly to +12V car battery terminal or
DC +12V power line. The red wire (ACC) must be connected to the
car’s +12V ACC power line (ACC power goes ON and OFF
automatically when the car engine is ON or OFF).
This connection guarantees that the MVR turns on and starts
recording automatically when your car engine starts. The MVR
continues recording for one hour (set by default) after the engine is
switched off and only then the system shuts down. You can change
these settings (recording duration after the engine is off) by pressing
«Auto-off time» and «Parking Mode» icons in the settings menu.
Power consumption in this mode is 110 mA.
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All button functions and indicator operation modes are described
in detail on p. 12-13.
Controls
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•REC Button– start or stop
recording.
LEFT button– menu navigation.
RIGHT button– menu
navigation.
OK button– selecting of the
function needed.
Microphone .
PWR- power indicator (red).
А- sound recording indicator (yellow).
V- video recording indicator (blue).
Memory card slot micro SD.
Do not insert or remove your memory
card if the power or indicators are on.
Mounting set
.
Lens .
Connector - for power cable
connection and image display.
The MVR can also be turned off manually. To prevent the loss of
the last recorded data, first stop the recording by pressing the REC
button, and then turn off the device by long pressing REC. Use the
same button to turn the MVR back on.
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Connecting MVR
GND
BATT+
ACC(red)
(yellow)
(black)
Note: Gazer H714 MVR must be connected to the car’s onboard
electrical system. For correct MVR installation, please contact
your car dealer or service station. To prevent the violation of
your car warranty rules and conditions, please consult with the
car service station authorized to perform warranty maintenance.
Connect the black wire (GND) to the car ground line. Connect the
yellow wire cable (BATT +) directly to +12V car battery terminal or
DC +12V power line. The red wire (ACC) must be connected to the
car’s +12V ACC power line (ACC power goes ON and OFF
automatically when the car engine is ON or OFF).
This connection guarantees that the MVR turns on and starts
recording automatically when your car engine starts. The MVR
continues recording for one hour (set by default) after the engine is
switched off and only then the system shuts down. You can change
these settings (recording duration after the engine is off) by pressing
«Auto-off time» and «Parking Mode» icons in the settings menu.
Power consumption in this mode is 110 mA.
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Usage
Note: Before adjusting the «Car battery protect» setting consult
with your car service station.
When the ACC power is off, the MVR can operate in two modes that can
be selected in the «Parking Mode» menu.
1. MVR operation with the «Parking Mode» off.
In this mode, once the ACC power is turned off, the MVR continues
recording for one hour (set as default) but its recording speed is
reduced to 10 frames per second to save space on your memory
card. If the G-sensor detects an impact, this recording will be
automatically protected to prevent accidental overwriting. The
G-sensor can be adjusted in the «Shock Sensitivity» menu where 10
is maximum value and 2 - minimum. Power consumption in this mode
is 90mA.
2. MVR operation with the «Parking Mode» on.
In this mode, once the ACC power is turned off, the MVR stops
recording the video and switches to the standby mode. If the
G-sensor detects an impact, the system will record a 60-90 sec
video at the speed of 30 frames per second. The resulting video file
will protect the file from overwriting. If the «Shock Sensitivity» is
disabled and the engine is off the G-sensor default sensitivity is 5.
Power consumption in this mode is 80mA.
You can use the MVR for security recordings when the car is parked.
When the ACC powers off the MVR will continue recording for the
period set in the «Auto-off time». Only after that will it shut down.
If «Never» setting is selected, the MVR continues recording and
shuts down only when the battery voltage drops below the value set
in the «Car battery protect» menu. This prevents the car battery
from complete discharge.
MVR installation
Warning! Wipe the surface of the windshield before installing. Make sure
the installation place is dry and clean. Do not install the mount on 3M
scotch tape at temperature below +5°C. Because of such low
temperature and the difference between the temperature inside the car
and outdoors, the 3M scotch will lose its adhesive properties and will not
be able to fix the mount properly.
Prior to installing, determine the exact
MVR position on the windshield. Mark the
installation place. Remember that once
the mount is installed on the car
windshield, you cannot change the
horizontal position of the device (side to
side), only vertical position (up and down)
can be changed afterwards.
Make sure that the device is installed
in a position from which hit can be
conveniently removed later. Fix the
mount so that other objects do not
prevent you from monitoring status
indicators, removing the memory card
or pressing any of the buttons.
By vertically turning the MVR frame point
the lens down at about 15°.
Remove the protective film from
3M tape.
Mount the device on the car windshield.
To remove the mount from the 3M
tape on the car windshield, take a
ruler or credit card and push it gently
between the mount and the
windshield.
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Usage
Note: Before adjusting the «Car battery protect» setting consult
with your car service station.
When the ACC power is off, the MVR can operate in two modes that can
be selected in the «Parking Mode» menu.
1. MVR operation with the «Parking Mode» off.
In this mode, once the ACC power is turned off, the MVR continues
recording for one hour (set as default) but its recording speed is
reduced to 10 frames per second to save space on your memory
card. If the G-sensor detects an impact, this recording will be
automatically protected to prevent accidental overwriting. The
G-sensor can be adjusted in the «Shock Sensitivity» menu where 10
is maximum value and 2 - minimum. Power consumption in this mode
is 90mA.
2. MVR operation with the «Parking Mode» on.
In this mode, once the ACC power is turned off, the MVR stops
recording the video and switches to the standby mode. If the
G-sensor detects an impact, the system will record a 60-90 sec
video at the speed of 30 frames per second. The resulting video file
will protect the file from overwriting. If the «Shock Sensitivity» is
disabled and the engine is off the G-sensor default sensitivity is 5.
Power consumption in this mode is 80mA.
You can use the MVR for security recordings when the car is parked.
When the ACC powers off the MVR will continue recording for the
period set in the «Auto-off time». Only after that will it shut down.
If «Never» setting is selected, the MVR continues recording and
shuts down only when the battery voltage drops below the value set
in the «Car battery protect» menu. This prevents the car battery
from complete discharge.
MVR installation
Warning! Wipe the surface of the windshield before installing. Make sure
the installation place is dry and clean. Do not install the mount on 3M
scotch tape at temperature below +5°C. Because of such low
temperature and the difference between the temperature inside the car
and outdoors, the 3M scotch will lose its adhesive properties and will not
be able to fix the mount properly.
Prior to installing, determine the exact
MVR position on the windshield. Mark the
installation place. Remember that once
the mount is installed on the car
windshield, you cannot change the
horizontal position of the device (side to
side), only vertical position (up and down)
can be changed afterwards.
Make sure that the device is installed
in a position from which hit can be
conveniently removed later. Fix the
mount so that other objects do not
prevent you from monitoring status
indicators, removing the memory card
or pressing any of the buttons.
By vertically turning the MVR frame point
the lens down at about 15°.
Remove the protective film from
3M tape.
Mount the device on the car windshield.
To remove the mount from the 3M
tape on the car windshield, take a
ruler or credit card and push it gently
between the mount and the
windshield.
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MVR control
Power
indicator
PWR
(red)
АСС is on
АСС is off, parking mode is off
ACC is off, parking mode is on
Sound
indicator
А
(yellow)
Recording
indicator
V
(blue)
Status
description
MVR is connected to the power
supply, memory card is missing,
damaged or full
MVR is connected to the power
supply, date and time are not set
MVR is connected to the power
supply, the microphone is on, and
video recording is not working
MVR is connected to the power
supply, video and sound are recorded
MVR is connected to the power
supply, video is recorded but there is
no sound
MVR is connected to the power supply,
«emergency» video is recorded
Recording video with sound,
speed 10 fps
Recording video without sound,
speed 10 fps
Recording
« emergency » video
(G-sensor detection), speed 30 fps
Recording
« emergency » video
(manually pressed button),
speed 30 fps
MVR is in standby mode
Recording
« emergency » video
(G-sensor detection), speed 30 fps
Recording
« emergency » video
(manually pressed button),
speed 30 fps
the indicator is constantly working the indicator is off the indicator flashes
Short press – press and release the button.
Long press – press and hold for 5 seconds and then release the
button.
Functions of buttons
In standby mode
Button Pressing Function
Button Pressing Function
Button Pressing Function
Button Pressing Function
Short
Long
Short
Long
Short
Long
Short
Turn on the video recording
Enable or disable the MVR
Enable or disable the microphone
Switch between PAL and NTSC video output formats
Video viewing mode
MVR settings menu
Switching on the «emergency» recording
While menu navigating
LEFT
LEFT
RIGHT
•REC
Switch between menu items (up), changing
the setting (increase)
RIGHT
Switch between menu items (down), changing the
setting (decrease)
Exit the MVR setup menu
ОК
ОК
Select and save the setting
Recording mode
•REC
LEFT
ОК
Short
Short
Short
Recording mode is off
Enable or disable microphone
Switch on the «emergency» recording
Playback mode
•REC
LEFT
RIGHT
ОК
Short
Short
Short
Short
Short
Short
Long
Short
Exit playback mode
Navigate between videos
Navigate between videos
Start or stop playback
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MVR control
Power
indicator
PWR
(red)
АСС is on
АСС is off, parking mode is off
ACC is off, parking mode is on
Sound
indicator
А
(yellow)
Recording
indicator
V
(blue)
Status
description
MVR is connected to the power
supply, memory card is missing,
damaged or full
MVR is connected to the power
supply, date and time are not set
MVR is connected to the power
supply, the microphone is on, and
video recording is not working
MVR is connected to the power
supply, video and sound are recorded
MVR is connected to the power
supply, video is recorded but there is
no sound
MVR is connected to the power supply,
«emergency» video is recorded
Recording video with sound,
speed 10 fps
Recording video without sound,
speed 10 fps
Recording
« emergency » video
(G-sensor detection), speed 30 fps
Recording
« emergency » video
(manually pressed button),
speed 30 fps
MVR is in standby mode
Recording
« emergency » video
(G-sensor detection), speed 30 fps
Recording
« emergency » video
(manually pressed button),
speed 30 fps
the indicator is constantly working the indicator is off the indicator flashes
Short press – press and release the button.
Long press – press and hold for 5 seconds and then release the
button.
Functions of buttons
In standby mode
Button Pressing Function
Button Pressing Function
Button Pressing Function
Button Pressing Function
Short
Long
Short
Long
Short
Long
Short
Turn on the video recording
Enable or disable the MVR
Enable or disable the microphone
Switch between PAL and NTSC video output formats
Video viewing mode
MVR settings menu
Switching on the «emergency» recording
While menu navigating
LEFT
LEFT
RIGHT
•REC
Switch between menu items (up), changing
the setting (increase)
RIGHT
Switch between menu items (down), changing the
setting (decrease)
Exit the MVR setup menu
ОК
ОК
Select and save the setting
Recording mode
•REC
LEFT
ОК
Short
Short
Short
Recording mode is off
Enable or disable microphone
Switch on the «emergency» recording
Playback mode
•REC
LEFT
RIGHT
ОК
Short
Short
Short
Short
Short
Short
Long
Short
Exit playback mode
Navigate between videos
Navigate between videos
Start or stop playback
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Preparing Memory Card
Before using the MVR, it is important to format your memory card
using specialized tools. We recommend using a free SD
Formatter utility. Use a search engine to find and download it
from one of many Internet resources or from the web portal
http://www.sdcard.org.
Formatting is necessary to optimize the memory card access
speed. The system formats the card in accordance with SD
Memory Card Format Specification, which allows the MVR to
access the card faster. This cannot be done with regular Windows
formatting tools. SD Formatteralso (by selecting option of
Format Size Adjustment = ON) creates an optimal file system
structure (cluster size, etc.).
If you use an unformatted memory card, the MVR may fail to
record or record incorrectly (long pauses between the videos).
Formatting with
SD formatter reduces the duration of pauses to a
minimum.
Preparing MVR ready
Connecting with a display
One must adjust the MVR settings before using the device. The main
settings are optimal by default (factory settings) but in any case, you
must set the exact time and date. This is necessary for correct
functioning in the recording mode and further analysis of recorded
video sequences.
For the correct adjustment of settings, we recommend connecting the
MVR to a display. You can use the Gazer monitor, Gazer Rearview Mirror
with a built-in monitor, or any other display with a composite video input.
Do not connect the MVR to the power supply yet. First make sure that
all the indicators are off and then insert the memory card.
The memory card is inserted with connectors towards the display.
Connect the MVR to a display and plug in the power supply.
The recorder will ask to format the memory card if it is used for the
first time. This way the MVR will be able to write Gazer Player software
on the memory card for future video viewing.
If you want to access the setup menu, press the • REC button and stop
the recording first (the recording mode will take some time to shut
down as it is closing and saving the current file), then press and hold
the RIGHT button for 5 seconds. Use LEFT and RIGHT buttons while
navigating the menu, press OK to go to the submenu and select the
setting, long press the RIGHT button to exit from the menu.
Connecting without a display
Insert a memory card into the slot and connect the MVR to a power
supply. After a few seconds the recorder will turn on and ask to format
the memory card. In this case, the PWR (Red) indicator will be
constantly on and the Vindicator (blue) will flash. To start formatting,
press the RIGHTbutton once and then click OK.The formatting
process will take a few seconds, and then the MVR will automatically
switch to the recording mode. In this case, the indicator PWR (red) will
flash and the V(blue) indicator will be always on.
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Preparing Memory Card
Before using the MVR, it is important to format your memory card
using specialized tools. We recommend using a free SD
Formatter utility. Use a search engine to find and download it
from one of many Internet resources or from the web portal
http://www.sdcard.org.
Formatting is necessary to optimize the memory card access
speed. The system formats the card in accordance with SD
Memory Card Format Specification, which allows the MVR to
access the card faster. This cannot be done with regular Windows
formatting tools. SD Formatteralso (by selecting option of
Format Size Adjustment = ON) creates an optimal file system
structure (cluster size, etc.).
If you use an unformatted memory card, the MVR may fail to
record or record incorrectly (long pauses between the videos).
Formatting with
SD formatter reduces the duration of pauses to a
minimum.
Preparing MVR ready
Connecting with a display
One must adjust the MVR settings before using the device. The main
settings are optimal by default (factory settings) but in any case, you
must set the exact time and date. This is necessary for correct
functioning in the recording mode and further analysis of recorded
video sequences.
For the correct adjustment of settings, we recommend connecting the
MVR to a display. You can use the Gazer monitor, Gazer Rearview Mirror
with a built-in monitor, or any other display with a composite video input.
Do not connect the MVR to the power supply yet. First make sure that
all the indicators are off and then insert the memory card.
The memory card is inserted with connectors towards the display.
Connect the MVR to a display and plug in the power supply.
The recorder will ask to format the memory card if it is used for the
first time. This way the MVR will be able to write Gazer Player software
on the memory card for future video viewing.
If you want to access the setup menu, press the • REC button and stop
the recording first (the recording mode will take some time to shut
down as it is closing and saving the current file), then press and hold
the RIGHT button for 5 seconds. Use LEFT and RIGHT buttons while
navigating the menu, press OK to go to the submenu and select the
setting, long press the RIGHT button to exit from the menu.
Connecting without a display
Insert a memory card into the slot and connect the MVR to a power
supply. After a few seconds the recorder will turn on and ask to format
the memory card. In this case, the PWR (Red) indicator will be
constantly on and the Vindicator (blue) will flash. To start formatting,
press the RIGHTbutton once and then click OK.The formatting
process will take a few seconds, and then the MVR will automatically
switch to the recording mode. In this case, the indicator PWR (red) will
flash and the V(blue) indicator will be always on.
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Settings menu
Recording quality
Frame rate
Time setup
Auto rec
Audio recording
Light frequency
Language
Format
Parking mode
G-SENSOR
sensitivity
Auto-off time
Specifies the resolution of recorded videos.
It is recommended to use the 1280x720 mode, 30fps, if you use
a 8-32 GB memory card.
Recording speed setting.
It is recommended to use the 30 fps recording speed. The lower the recording
speed, the more difficult it is to reconstruct the course of traffic events and use
the video as evidence.
HD (1280x720), SD (648x480)
30 fps, 15 fps, 5 fps
Automatic activation and recording when ACC power is supplied.
It is recommended to use the auto recording setting.
On, Off
On, Off
Turning on/off the sound recording option.
Default microphone setting on the recorder startup. The new setting will be saved
automatically when the device is used next time.
Automatic recorder shutdown after a certain period following the ACC
power off.
Set the required operation time after the ACC power is off.
1M, 1H, 6H, 12H, 1D, 2D, Never
Disable, Low, Normal, High
Setting the three axes shock sensor sensitivity.
Files, recorded during the shock sensor operation (sudden acceleration,
braking, and collision) are automatically.
50 Hz, 60 Hz
Setting up the built-in video camera.
The recommended frequency for USA is 60 HZ. The recommended
frequency for Europe is 50 HZ.
Off, On
Select the MVR operation mode after the ACC power is off.
Shock sensitivity
Disable, 2X, 3X, 5X, 10X
Adjust the three axes shock sensor sensitivity when the vehicle is parked.
As the value increases, the sensitivity of the sensor goes up and similarly
as the value decreases, the sensitivity goes down. Files, recorded during
the shock sensor operation are automatically protected from overwriting.
Car battery
protect
11.7V, 11.5V
Minimum voltage of the car’s cigarette lighter socket. When reached, the
MVR switches off automatically.
Default setting No, Yes
Restart the system and revert to factory settings.
Select the menu language.
Format the memory card.
No, Yes
Date and time setting.
We recommend that you use accurate date and time settings and check
periodically. Date format used: YY: MM: DD (Year: Month: Day). Time
format used: 24-hours (hour: minute: second).
YY:MM:DD, HH:MM:SS
Viewing records
You can view the records with the MVR. Alternatively, you can
remove your memory card and watch the records on your personal
computer.
Connect the recorder to a monitor or a TV set using the RCA
composite video output. Make sure the device is connected to a
power supply.
Stop the current recording by pressing the • REC button, then
switch to «view» by short pressing the RIGHT button.
To navigate through videos, use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons.
OK button will start or stop playback. When you finish viewing, do
not forget to resume the recording by pressing the • REC button.
MVR viewing
Connect the memory card to your computer and run the file.
After that, the Gazer Player window will appear on the screen.
Using this program you can view your videos, make screenshots,
delete or save videos in AVI format on the your PC.
Gazer Player viewing
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Settings menu
Recording quality
Frame rate
Time setup
Auto rec
Audio recording
Light frequency
Language
Format
Parking mode
G-SENSOR
sensitivity
Auto-off time
Specifies the resolution of recorded videos.
It is recommended to use the 1280x720 mode, 30fps, if you use
a 8-32 GB memory card.
Recording speed setting.
It is recommended to use the 30 fps recording speed. The lower the recording
speed, the more difficult it is to reconstruct the course of traffic events and use
the video as evidence.
HD (1280x720), SD (648x480)
30 fps, 15 fps, 5 fps
Automatic activation and recording when ACC power is supplied.
It is recommended to use the auto recording setting.
On, Off
On, Off
Turning on/off the sound recording option.
Default microphone setting on the recorder startup. The new setting will be saved
automatically when the device is used next time.
Automatic recorder shutdown after a certain period following the ACC
power off.
Set the required operation time after the ACC power is off.
1M, 1H, 6H, 12H, 1D, 2D, Never
Disable, Low, Normal, High
Setting the three axes shock sensor sensitivity.
Files, recorded during the shock sensor operation (sudden acceleration,
braking, and collision) are automatically.
50 Hz, 60 Hz
Setting up the built-in video camera.
The recommended frequency for USA is 60 HZ. The recommended
frequency for Europe is 50 HZ.
Off, On
Select the MVR operation mode after the ACC power is off.
Shock sensitivity
Disable, 2X, 3X, 5X, 10X
Adjust the three axes shock sensor sensitivity when the vehicle is parked.
As the value increases, the sensitivity of the sensor goes up and similarly
as the value decreases, the sensitivity goes down. Files, recorded during
the shock sensor operation are automatically protected from overwriting.
Car battery
protect
11.7V, 11.5V
Minimum voltage of the car’s cigarette lighter socket. When reached, the
MVR switches off automatically.
Default setting No, Yes
Restart the system and revert to factory settings.
Select the menu language.
Format the memory card.
No, Yes
Date and time setting.
We recommend that you use accurate date and time settings and check
periodically. Date format used: YY: MM: DD (Year: Month: Day). Time
format used: 24-hours (hour: minute: second).
YY:MM:DD, HH:MM:SS
Viewing records
You can view the records with the MVR. Alternatively, you can
remove your memory card and watch the records on your personal
computer.
Connect the recorder to a monitor or a TV set using the RCA
composite video output. Make sure the device is connected to a
power supply.
Stop the current recording by pressing the • REC button, then
switch to «view» by short pressing the RIGHT button.
To navigate through videos, use the LEFT and RIGHT buttons.
OK button will start or stop playback. When you finish viewing, do
not forget to resume the recording by pressing the • REC button.
MVR viewing
Connect the memory card to your computer and run the file.
After that, the Gazer Player window will appear on the screen.
Using this program you can view your videos, make screenshots,
delete or save videos in AVI format on the your PC.
Gazer Player viewing
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Gazer Player
Files Playback
Double click the selected file to start playing. At the bottom of the
window, you will find the list of files with full information about each
of them: number, resolution, date, time, duration and size.
Display Mode
Select the size of the window by using the buttons at the top of the
Gazer Player panel:
Shock sensor schedule (G-SENSOR):
This table shows changes in acceleration of X, Yand Z axes.
Small screen Medium screen Large screen
Settings
You can set or change your own password (for models with a built-in
GPS tracker), update the MVR firmware, select the display language,
test, and format or restore the memory card.
Gazer Player
Select a folder to view files.
Make a screenshot and save it on your PC in jpg format.
Save the selected video file on your PC in AVI format.
Start playback, pause, stop playback, fast-forward or
slow motion.
Adjust the sound reproduction volume.
Loop playback of all video files in the selected folder.
Rotate the image 180°.
Save captions on your PC.
Map display.
Shock diagram display.
Files recorded after shock sensor detection and secured with
OK button.
Files recorded after shock sensor detection.
Files protected with OK button.
Damaged files.
Restore files damaged due to improper MVR shutdown.
Unlock the video made by the G-sensor or by pressing the
«emergency» recording button.
Settings.
Delete the selected file.
Button Function
Listing files in a playlist
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Gazer Player
Files Playback
Double click the selected file to start playing. At the bottom of the
window, you will find the list of files with full information about each
of them: number, resolution, date, time, duration and size.
Display Mode
Select the size of the window by using the buttons at the top of the
Gazer Player panel:
Shock sensor schedule (G-SENSOR):
This table shows changes in acceleration of X, Yand Z axes.
Small screen Medium screen Large screen
Settings
You can set or change your own password (for models with a built-in
GPS tracker), update the MVR firmware, select the display language,
test, and format or restore the memory card.
Gazer Player
Select a folder to view files.
Make a screenshot and save it on your PC in jpg format.
Save the selected video file on your PC in AVI format.
Start playback, pause, stop playback, fast-forward or
slow motion.
Adjust the sound reproduction volume.
Loop playback of all video files in the selected folder.
Rotate the image 180°.
Save captions on your PC.
Map display.
Shock diagram display.
Files recorded after shock sensor detection and secured with
OK button.
Files recorded after shock sensor detection.
Files protected with OK button.
Damaged files.
Restore files damaged due to improper MVR shutdown.
Unlock the video made by the G-sensor or by pressing the
«emergency» recording button.
Settings.
Delete the selected file.
Button Function
Listing files in a playlist
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Содержание
1. Меры предосторожности 22
2. Важная информация 23
3. Комплектация 24
4. Элементы управления 25
5. Подключение видеорегистратора 26
6. Особенности использования 27
7. Установка видеорегистратора 28
8. Управление видеорегистратором 29
Описание работы индикаторов 29
9. Функции кнопок 30
10. Подготовка карты памяти 31
11. Подготовка видеорегистратора 32
Подключение с дисплеем 32
Подключение без дисплея 32
12. Меню настроек 33
13. Просмотр записей 34
Просмотр из меню регистратора 34
Просмотр с помощью Gazer Player 34
14. Gazer Player 35
Воспроизведение файлов 35
Режим отображения 35
График датчика удара 35
Функции кнопок 36
Обозначения файлов в списке воспроизведения 36
15. Технические характеристики 37
Время записи на 1Гб памяти 37
Specification
Camera angle
Recording Resolution
Recording speed
Camera rotation ability
Sound Recording
Mute
USB interface
Composite video output (RCA)
HDMI video output
Memory card support
Memory card included
Auto start on power up
Loop video recording
Glass mount type
Viewing software
Dimensions, mm
Weight, gram
140°
1280x720, 640x480
5 fps, 15 fps, 30 fps
Vertically (up and down)
Yes
Yes, short press LEFT button
No
Yes
No
micro SDHC, up to 32Gb
Yes, Gazer micro SDHC + adapter
80mA - 110mA depending on the
operating mode
Yes
3M scotch tape
Yes, included in the package
65х35х35
60
Display
Date and time display
Video specification
Power
Power consumption
Yes
Yes
Recording time on 1GB of memory
Memory card capacity (1GB)Resolution
1280х720 (30 fps)
1280х720 (10 fps)
640х480 (30 fps)
33 min
56 min
66 min
12V power supply, connected
to the car’s cigarette lighter socket
No, supports connection via RCA
composite video output
Video codec MJPEG, AVI format
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