USER GUIDE. R20 CAR DVR Capture your journey

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1 USER GUIDE R20 CAR DVR Capture your journey

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4 Community /kaiserbaas Register this product for 12 month warranty: Get product updates: Tech support: e: w: p: Australia p: New Zealand (business hours, AEST) 4

5 Contents Safety Precautions 6 What s in the Box 7 Product Diagram 8 Setting up the R20 Car DVR 9 In Car Operation 10 Computer Connection 11 Interface 12 Settings 16 Software 18 Specifications 23 Frequently Asked Questions 24 Contact Us 25 5

6 Safety Precautions Before using your R20 Car DVR, please ensure you have read and understand all of the safety precautions below. Only use the provided power cables to charge the device. Do not expose the R20 camera to water, dust, oil and temperatures over 70 c. Avoid leaving your R20 camera in direct sunlight for prolonged periods of time. Please do not attempt to adjust the camera settings while you are operating your vehicle. PLEASE USE YOUR CAMERA WITHIN YOUR COUNTRIES ROAD LAWS. PLEASE CHECK YOUR LOCAL ROAD LEGISLATION BEFORE USE. 6

7 What s in the Box Please ensure the product package has all the following contents: A R20 Car DVR D User Guide B Mount E USB Car Charger C Micro USB Cable F 6 x Cable Management Clips G USB DC power cable A B D C F G E 7

8 Product Diagram 1 Wide Angle Lens 2 Mounting Socket 7 Down/Photo Shutter Button Display 3 DC Power Port 4 HDMI Mini Port 5 Micro USB Port 6 Up/Playback Button 9 Power/Back/Settings Button 10 OK/Event Recording Button 11 Reset Button 12 Micro SD Slot Front 2 Side Back Bottom

9 Setting up the R20 Car DVR General: Insert Micro SD card in the Micro SD card slot on the bottom of the camera. Camera will power up and start recording as soon as it receives power from the DC power connection (eg. when you start your car). Bottom Car set up: Clean the area on your windscreen making sure desired placement is not blocking the drivers view. Attach the camera to the mount by sliding the camera connection from right to left along the mount connection until latched. Remove the protective skin from the 3M adhesive on the mount. Stick the adhesive to the inside of the front windscreen in the desired position, and press for 30 seconds to ensure that the camera is secure. Adjust the nut to ensure that the camera is correctly angled. Finally connect the R20 to power using the DC power cable and the USB car charge adaptor. Side 9

10 In Car Operation Once camera is set up and connected to DC power, the camera will automatically power on and start recording when the car is started. The car camera requires a class 6 or above Micro SD card (not included) with at lease 8GB of free space. The internal G sensor will register any bumps that could be accidents and registers them as an Event. These event files will not be recorded over by regular footage, these files need to be manually deleted from your SD card using the provided management software. Event recording can be manually triggered using the OK button during recording. Still photos can be taken using the Down button during recording. LDWS (Lane Departure Warning System) will warn the driver if they are not correctly in their lane. This feature can be adjusted through the Camera setting. Note: For more information on the R20 interface please see section marked Interface. 10

11 Computer Connection Download and install the supplied Motor+ software to your PC or Mac. The software can be found at: Follow the on screen set up guide. Connect your R20 camera to your computer using the supplied micro USB cable. Open the Motor+ software. Select if you want to review media on the camera (left icon), or your computer (right icon) Note: For more information on software functions please see section marked Software. 11

12 Interface Recording Screen This is the device s main recording screen; this will show while your R20 is powered on and not in screensaver mode. The four on screen icons are selected by using their adjacent buttons ! Recording Screen Screen 1 Library/Playback 2 Photo Shutter Button 3 Settings 4 Event Record 5 Mode 6 Resolution 7 Microphone/Mute 8 GPS Signal 9 Photo Capacity 10 Event Capacity 11 Time 12 Power 12

13 Library This menu is found by pushing the up button while at the recording screen. From here you can review your media, select either Event Recording, Loop Recording, or Photos by using the Up and Down buttons and the OK button to select Library Screen 1 Event recording 3 Photos 2 Normal Recording 13

14 Media Once you have selected your media from the library screen, this screen gives the option of skipping to the next or previous file, or playing the currently selected file Media Screen 1 Previous 2 Next 3 Back 4 Play 14

15 Player This is the player screen, which is controlled by using the buttons on the side of the screen Player Screen 1 Rewind 2 Fast Forward 3 Stop 4 Pause 15

16 Settings Camera Video Resolution Set the video resolution of Normal Looping Video and Event Protection Video 1296p: 2304x1296 P p: 1920x1080 P30 720P: 1280x720 P30 LDWS Turn on/off the LDWS function On Off LDWS Calibration Adjust the lane sensing upper line & bottom line - Recording Duration Set the duration of each Normal Looping Video 3 min 5 min 10 min (Disabled in 1296p) Driving Screen Saver Duration Set the amount of time you would like the screen saver to activate or turn off the screen saver function 30 sec 1 min 3 min Off Screen Saver Type Set the Screen saver type Display off Time Direction 16

17 Microphone Volume Turn on/off the microphone during recording Adjust the Speaker volume of Voice/ Sound/Playback On Off 0-5 Sensitivity Set the sensitivity of the G-sensor to activate the Event Protection Recording or turn off this function High Mid Low Off Voice Guide Turn on/off the voice prompt function On Off General Language Set the device language German Spanish French Italian Russian Japanese Korean S. Chinese T. Chinese Date/Time Set Set the date and time of the device YYYY/MM/DD/HH/MM 17

18 Software Opening Screen 1 2 Opening Screen Screen 1 Camera media 2 Media Stored on Computer 18

19 Media Manager Media Manager Screen 1 Photo 2 Video 3 Event Video 5 Media 6 Camera Settings 7 General Settings 4 Media Stored on Computer 19

20 Media Player Speed 3 Media Player Screen 5 Share to Social Media 2 Compass 3 Player Controls 6 Copy Video from Camera 4 GPS position 20

21 General Settings 1 2 General Settings Screen 1 Language Selection 2 Directory to Save Videos to Computer 21

22 Camera Settings Camera Settings Screen 1 Mute/Volume 2 Event Recording Sensitivity 4 Voice Guidance Settings 5 Video Duration Settings 3 Video Resolution Settings 22

23 Specifications Sensor Lens 3MP CMOS 135 Wide Angle Lens Still Image Resolution on Recording Video Resolution Video Format Photo Format 3MP on 1296p/2MP on 1080p/1MP on 720p 1296P: 2304x1296 P30/1080P: 1920x1080 P30/720P: 1280x720 P30 MPEG4 (H.264).MOV File JPG Display Panel 2.7 Color Display 16:9 Indicator LED GPS Sensor G Sensor TV Out USB Port Power Microphone Speaker Voice Language Operation Temperature Storage Temperature Dimension (L x W x H) Weight 1 pc, 3 colors Yes Yes Mini HDMI Micro USB DC in Yes Yes, Mandarin -20 to 70 degree -40 to 80 degree 92 x 51 x 29.3mm 104g 23

24 Frequently Asked Questions Q. The image is blurry A. Try repositioning the camera. For best results, try to aim the camera through a section of the windshield that is not overly curved or angled as this can cause a blurring effect with footage. Q. I can t find the App in the App store A. Go to using your mobile phone for a direct link to the app store in your country. Q. My device will not record A. Please ensure that you have power connected to the camera using the supplied DC power cable and that you have a SD card inserted that is Cat 6 or above. Q. My HDMI cable will not fit in the HDMI socket on the camera A. The socket on the side of the camera is a mini HDMI port and requires a mini HDMI adaptor (not included). 24

25 Contact Us Having trouble setting your R20 Car DVR up? Please contact us. No question too big or small and we are more than happy to help. Please visit: Or For further information please visit: Tech support: e: w: p: Australia p: New Zealand (business hours, AEST) 25

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