roadpixel Protector P1O2 User manual
Protector P1O2
Drive Recorder
Quick Start Guide
Accessories Included
• 5V Car Adaptor
• Micro SD Card (TF Card)
• Camera Bracket
• Suction Cup
• Self-adhesive Cable Clips
• Quick Start Guide
Recommended Installation Position
P102 At A Glance
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Recommended Installation
1. Clean the windscreen inside and out to
ensure clearer images and easy adhesion.
2. Fit the suction cup bracket to the camera.
3. Plug the 5V power adaptor into the
cigarette lighter or 12V socket and the other
end into the Drive Recorder’s DC5V power
input. The Drive Recorder will start up and
then begin recording automatically.
4. The camera should be positioned near the
top of the windscreen close to the rear-view
mirror using the suction cup. Tilt the camera
so that the screen shows only 20% of sky
at the top and a small amount of bonnet at
the bottom.
5. Once you are happy with the position of
the Drive Recorder, pull the lever on the
suction cup to rmly attach the camera to
the windscreen.
6. Work out your best cable run to the 12V
power supply (see diagram).
7. Starting from the camera using a small
object e.g. a credit card, carefully tuck the
cable between the windscreen and rubber
seal. Once at the corner tuck the cable
down the appropriate pillar between the
door and the dashboard (see diagram) and
run under dashboard to 12V power supply
using the self-adhesive cable clips supplied.
8. If you have any problems installing the Drive
Recorder then please contact our Technical
Support Team:
Tel: 01763 878412
Email: [email protected]
Camera Setup
Insert the Micro SD Card (also known as a TF
card) into the slot at the top of the unit with the
gold ngers facing the BACK of the camera.
Push home to secure.
Notes:
Inserting the Micro SD Card incorrectly may
damage it.
To remove the Micro SD Card, use a finger nail to
press and release.
Only high speed (Class 10) cards are
recommended.
Switch on by holding the On / O Button for 3
secs.
If the red light on the colour screen is ashing
then the unit is already recording, if so then press
the REC Button to stop.
Press the Mode Button to select between Movie
(Playback), Photo (Still Shooting) or Setup
Mode.
Navigate through the menus using the Up and
Down buttons on the back of the camera on the
right hand side and select each item using the
OK Button and change values by again using the
Up / Down Buttons.
Basic Recommended Settings
Resolution:
Record Overwrite:
Motion Detection:
Power on Record:
Power on Delay:
Auto Power O:
Time Setup:
Date / Time Stamp:
Auto LCD O:
Night Mode:
GSensor:
The Drive Recorder is now ready to use, the
other factory settings should not need to be
adjusted unless you want to turn Mic (audio
recording) o etc. More details are given in the
full User Manual which is available for download
from the RoadPixel website.
1920 x 1080p x 30fps
15m - This writes a new
le every 15 mins.
No
On
10 Secs
3 Min
Set the Time and Date
Select ‘Date Time Stamp’
30 Secs
Auto Night Mode
Preset to 3 – This protects
a video clip in the case of
an accident.
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RoadPixel Technical Support
Tel: 01763 878412
Email: [email protected]
www.roadpixel.com
For warranty details and terms & conditions please visit www.roadpixel.com
*Length of Protected Recording can vary between 30 seconds and 2 minutes depending on the complexity of the scene.
Tips & Tricks
• If your cigarette lighter socket does not
automatically power down when the
engine is turned o, we recommend that
you disconnect the Driver Recorder from
the power source when the vehicle is left
overnight or for any length of time.
• In the unlikely event of a camera lock-up,
there is a small reset button on the top of
the camera. The camera may also be reset
to factory defaults using the menus.
• You can preserve the integrity of the Micro
SD Card by regularly formatting it in the
Drive Recorder.
• The recommended resolution for the P102
is Full HD (1920 x 1080p) left to continually
record with automatic record overwrite. The
SD Card capacity varies with the amount of
detail in any one scene but at this resolution
a 32GB SD Card will store just over 10
hours worth of recordings.
• Much more can be stored if a lower
resolution is selected such as 1280 x 720p
is set. The results are still very acceptable
and over 14 hours of recordings are
possible on the same 32GB SD Card..
• It is a good idea to store as many
recordings as you can in case you need
them in the future – for example if you want
to dispute a speed camera etc… One way
to do this is to use several 32GB SD Cards
numbering them 1,2,3 etc… or Mon, Tues,
Wed etc… These can then be copied to
your PC for safe keeping.
Transferring Data to a PC or Mac
• The best way to transfer data to a computer
is to remove the Micro SD Card and insert
it into the appropriate slot in your computer.
If your computer does not have a Micro SD
Card slot, then a USB adapter is available
from RoadPixel.
• Alternatively, the camera may be connected
directly to a computer using a USB cable.
• If you want to save, view or share the video
(and sound) data, then the recordings are in
a standard MOV format and can be played
with many video players such as Windows
Media Player™ or Windows Live Movie
Maker™, provided that the appropriate
Codecs are present on your PC (such as
the ones in the K-Lite Codec pack).
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