QUATIUS XCDCC1BK User manual

XCDCC1BK
Dash Camera
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-1-WELCOME
SAFETY INFORMATION
PACKAGE CONTENTS
OVERVIEW
Thank you for choosing this product.
Please read the instruction manual carefully and keep it for future reference.
1. Keep the product and the accessories away from fire, including direct sunlight.
2. The ambient temperature shouldn’t be over 60 degrees Celsius.
3. Keep the Dash Camera ventilated.
4. Do not expose this item to a wet or damp environment.
5. Only use the included power cable to charge the device.
6. Do not attempt to adjust the position or settings of the product while driving.
1 x Dash Camera
1 x 5m Micro USB Charging Cable
1 x Car Mount
1 x Car Charger
1 x AV Cable
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INSERT A MICRO SD CARD
BASIC OPERATIONS
INSTALLATION -2-1. Power 9. TF Card Slot
2. Mode 10. Reset
3. Menu 11. Night Vision Infrared Light
4. UP 12. Speaker
5. REC 13. Microphone
6. Down 14. Lens
7. Holder Slot 15. AV-OUT
8. Micro USB Port 16. HDMI Port
1. Attach the Dash Camera to the included Mount by inserting the mount’s lock
peg into the Holder Slot (7).
2. Leftwards slide the Mount along the Holder Slot (7) to firmly lock it to the
device.
Rightwards slide the Mount along the Holder Slot (7) can unlock the Mount.
3. Press the Suction Cup on the bottom of the Mount Bracket to place the device
onto the desired position of your car windscreen.
4. Lock the Mount in position by downwards pressing the Lock Switch.
5. Unscrew the nut to adjust angle as required, and then tightening the nut to fix
device in position.
The Dash Camera uses Micro SD (TF) card to store the picture and video footage
it captured.
Insert your Micro SD card (4GB~16GB, class 6 or above) into the Micro SD Card
Slot (9) and format the card before using.
You can playback the videos and pictures in the Micro SD Card directly on the
device, or read the micro SD card via a card reader (not included).
1. Once the camera is set up with the Micro USB car charger and a Micro SD card
has been installed, the Dash Cam will automatically power on and start
recording when the car is started.
2. Press the Power Button (1) to manually turn on the Dash Camera, and long
press the Power Button for approximately 3 seconds to switch it off.
3. Press the Mode Button (2) to select Video / Still (Take Pictures) / Playback
Mode.
4. Press the Menu Button (3) once to set Video or Still or Playback Menu in
corresponding mode.
Press the Menu Button twice in any modes to display Set Up Menu which

VIDEO (RECORDING) MODE
The default mode is Video Recording and it begins to record as you powering on
the camera.
1. Video mode 7. Power status
2. Loop length 8. Micro SD card
3. Motion detection 9. Resolution
4. Exposure 10. Recording time
5. Day/Night light 11. Parking mode
6. Current date&time 12. Microphone
Launch to record videos:
1. Press Mode Button to Video Mode, then press REC button to record. The
Recording Time on the top right corner is in red when recording.
2. Press REC Button again to stop recording.
Video Settings: -3-contains all general settings of the Dash Cam.
While recording you will not be able to access the Menus, press REC Button to
stop recording first.
5. REC Button (5) for confirmation.
In Video Recording Mode, press REC Button to start to record, press it again to
stop recording.
In Still Mode, press REC Button to take a photo.
When playing a video in Playback Mode, short press REC Button to Pause /
Play.
6. Up / Down Button (4) / (6) to scroll backwards and forwards of menus.
7. Use the included USB cable to connect to the camera's Micro USB Port (8),
then plug into car charger, and then into your car’s DC power for power supply.
The built-in battery is for emergency use only.
Note:
The included 5m Micro USB charging cable is only for power supply, NOT
for data transmission.

-4-a. Ensure you’re not currently recording. If the red record indicator is flashing at
the top left of the screen, press REC button to stop recording.
b. Press Menu Button to access Video Settings interface.
c. Press Up / Down Button to highlight which item you want to set and press REC
Button to access sub-menu.
d. Press Up / Down Button to customize the settings. The selected item will be
highlighted and press REC Button to confirm.
e. Press Menu Button to return to previous menu.
Video
Menu
Resolution
Loop recording
Exposure
Motion Detection
Record Audio
Date Stamp
G-Sensor
Settings
1080FHD 1920x1080
1080P 1440x1080
720P 1280x720p
WVGA 848x480
Off / 1 Min / 2 Mins /
3 Mins / 5 Mins
+2/3, +1/3, +0.0, -1/3,
-2/3, -1.0,
-4/3, -5/3, -2.0
Off/On
Off/On
Off/On
Off/High/Standard/
Low
Remark
Higher resolution makes
the images clearer but
occupies more space.
Note: HDMI output is 720p.
Loop Recording defines
the length of time the Dash
Camera records before
creating a new file. When
you Turn it Off, it will record
the longest possible video
until the space of the TF
Card runs out.
Amount of light to which
the sensor is exposed. To
brighten your footage,
adjust to a higher
exposure. To make your
footage darker, change to
a lower exposure. The
default setting is +0.0.
When activated, the Motion
Detection feature detects
visible movement to trigger
recording.
Turning this setting off to
mute the built in
microphone.
Date stamps the footage.
Setting to adjust the
sensitivity of the G sensor.

STILL (PICTURES SHOOTING) MODE
1. Still Mode 6. Power status
2. Exposure 7. Micro SD card
3. White balance 8. Quality
4. Day/Night light 9. Resolution/MP
5. ISO 10. Photo Number
Photo Settings:
a. Under Still Mode, press Menu Button to access Still Settings interface.
b. Press Up Button to highlight which item you want to set and press REC Button
to access sub-menu
c. Press Up / Down Button to customize settings. The selected item will be
highlighted and press REC Button to confirm.
d. Press Menu Button to back to previous menu.
Video
Menu
Resolution
Select settings
12M 4032x3024
10M 3648x2736
8M 3264x2448
5M 2592x1994
3M 2048x1536
2MHD 1920x1080
1.3M 1280x960
VGA 640x480
Remark
Higher resolution makes
the images clearer but
occupies more space.
-5-Still Mode is used to take still pictures
Launch to take pictures:
1. Press Mode Button to Still Mode.
2. Press REC button to snap pictures.

PLAYBACK MODE
View your photos and videos in Playback Mode:
1. Press Mode Button to switch to Playback Mode.
2. Press REC button to play / pause playback.
Video
Menu
Sequence
Quality
Sharpness
White Balance
ISO
Exposure
Anti-Shaking
Quick Review
Date Stamp
Select settings
Off / On
Fine / Normal /
Economy
Strong / Normal / Soft
Auto / Daylight /
Cloudy / Tungsten /
Fluorescent
Auto / 100 / 200
+2/3, +1/3, +0.0, -1/3,
-2/3, -1.0, -4/3, -5/3,
-2.0
Off / On
Off / 2 Seconds / 5
Seconds
Off ,Date , Date/Time
Remark
Turn on Sequence; the
Camera will continuously
take 3 photos in a row
every time when the
shutter is triggered.
Sets the quality of the
image. Lower quality
images are more space
saving.
Sharpness determines how
bold the camera focus is.
Adjust the lighting
condition.
ISO sensitivity is a
measure of the camera's
ability to capture light. ISO
sensitivity should be raised
if lighting is poor. Higher
ISO will capture more light
and reduce motion blur.
Amount of light to which
the sensor is exposed. To
brighten your footage,
adjust to a higher
exposure.
Turn it on for vibration
reduction.
Sets the time of a photo
displaying on the screen
after being captured.
Date stamps the footage.
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1. Playback mode 3. Current date
2. Recording date/time 4. Power status
Under Playback mode, press Menu Button to access Playback Settings interface.
Note: The images shown here may be subject to change. The actual on-screen
image may vary, depending on the settings.
Playback
Menu
Delete
Protect
Settings
Delete Current /
Delete All
Lock Current / Unlock
Current / Lock All /
Unlock All
Remark
Allows you to delete either
the selected or all photos
and video stored on the
inserted Micro SD Card.
Allows you to lock or
unlock the selected, or all
videos and photos stored
on the inserted Micro SD
Card.
FUNCTIONS INSTRUCTION
1. G-Sensor
The on-board G-Sensor can automatically record an impact emergency event,
triggering the sensor and locking the file which can prevents it from deleting as
the camera continues to record video in "Loop Mode".
You can set the G Sensitivity in the menu to select Off / High /Standard / Low
(“High” is the most sensitive setting which only requires small bumps to log
footage as locked, and “Low” is the least sensitive requiring a larger amount of
activity to log footage as locked).
2. Lock
A File can be manually locked by pressing the menu button while recording.
3. Motion Detection
Will start recording when visible movement is detected in the vicinity. And it will
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DEVICE SETTINGS
Press Menu Button twice to access Set Up interface, and use Up / Down Button to
highlight what you want to set.
1. Park Mode: When the vehicle ignition is turned off, the parking mode uses the
built-in battery by only turning on as a hit occurs. Select the sensitivity of High
/Standard / Low (“High” is the most sensitive setting which only requires small
bumps to log footage, and “Low” is the least sensitive requiring a larger amount
of activity to log footage). Select “Off” to turn off parking mode.
2. Date / Time: Set time and date of the device.
3. Auto power off: Select time to auto power off, Off / 1 Minute / 3 Minutes for
selection.
4. Screen Saver: If you set it Off, the screen will remain on. You can also set
screen saver time of 3 Minute / 5 Minutes / 10 Minutes.
stop recording after no movement detected in 10 seconds.
Press Menu Button under video stop recording mode to Video Settings, and
select Motion Detection to turn it On / Off.
4. Date / Time Set
It is of significance to make the time correct for your video stream.
a. Press Menu Button twice to enter to Set Up interface.
b. Press Down Button to Date / Time, and press REC to enter.
c. Use the Up and Down buttons to cycle through the numbers and press REC
button to confirm.
d. Time is set and displayed in a 24 hour format.
e. After setting the date and time, the bottom DD/MM/YY is used to change
format of date. Use the Up and Down buttons to adjust and press REC
button to confirm.
f. Press Menu Button to go back.
5. Loop Recording
Record in Loop Mode, which means older video footage will be overwritten
once the memory card is full.
a. Press Menu button under video mode (should stop recording by press REC
Button) to Video Setting.
b. Press Down Button to Loop Recording, and REC Button to enter sub menu.
c. Select Off / 1 Minute / 2 Minutes / 3 Minutes / 5 Minutes.
d. Press REC Button to confirm.
6. Parking Monitor
When park mode is activated, there is a “P” mark on the top of the screen.
a. Ensure you’re not currently recording. If the red record indicator is flashing at
the top left of the screen, press REC button to stop recording.
b. Press Menu Button twice to enter to Set Up interface.
c. Use the Down Button to highlight Park Mode and push REC button.
d. Use the UP and Down Button to highlight the required sensitivity and press
REC to confirm. -8-

When connecting the Dash Camera to a TV via HDMI Port, the device should be
kept on charge by using the included Micro USB charging cable.
TROUBLESHOOTING
HDMI CONNECTION
COMPUTER CONNECTION
5. Beep Sound: Mute control for key beeps. Select On / Off, Press REC Button to
confirm.
6. Language: Set the desired system language.
7. TV Mode: Select NTSC / PAL system.
8. Frequency: 50HZ / 60 HZ according to local power supply.
9. Flash: Turn On / Off flash light.
10. Format: Format the memory card to delete all photos and videos.
11. Default Setting: Return menu setting to defaults.
12. Version: To check the version of your device.
Use a micro USB cable which supports data transmission function (NOT included)
to connect with your computer (DO NOT compatible with Apple Mac). There are
Mass Storage and PC Camera for your choice.
Mass Storage:
1. Press REC Button, the Dash Camera now shows on your computer as a
removable disk drive.
2. Open the file explorer on your computer and you can view your videos and
photos stored in the file named DCIM.
PC Camera:
Press REC Button to use the device as a PC camera. Then open the new hard
drive found in your computer. -9-Problem Solution
Can’t take photo or record
Automatically stop when
recording
Appears files error when
replay photo and video
Cross stripe interference
in images
Because of TF card storage error, please use
formatting function to format your TF card.
Because of wrong light frequency, please set it to
50HZ or 60HZ according to the local power supply
frequency.
Check if the TF card has enough space or locked.
Use compatible high-speed TF card above class 6.