Options are: 1080FHD (1920 x 1080) / 1080p (1440 x
1080) / 720p (1280 x 720 HD) / WVGA (848 x 480) /
VGA (640 x 480).
2. Loop Recording: This selects the length of time of
each video clip. Use the setting most convenient for
Playback and storage purposes. There will be no gap
between video clips. When the Memory Card is full,
the Dash Cam will begin overwriting video clips
starting with the oldest one. When set to Off, the
Dash Cam will record until the Memory Card is full
and then erase the entire card and start recording a
new segment. Options are: Off / 1 min / 2 min / 3 min
/ 5 min.
3. Exposure: This setting allows you make the recorded
image brighter or darker. Change this setting if your
image is too dark to view detail or too light that it
looks faded. Options range between +2.0 and -2.0.
4. Motion Detection: You can set the Dash Cam to
either start recording as soon as it is switched on or, if
the Dash Cam detects sufficient movement of your
vehicle, video recording will begin. Options are: On /
Off.
5. Record Audio: This is to activate sound recording
while video is being recorded. Options are: On / Off.
6. Date Stamp: This option will permanently record the
time and date on the video recording. Options are:
Off / On.
7. G-Sensor: You can set the Dash Cam to automatically
protect and lock a recording as soon as it detects an
impact in the unfortunate case of an accident.
