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1 Find more information This product is the vehicle drive recorder that records the driving video of a car. Depending on the driving conditions, vehicle type, and navigation environments, some functions may not be supported. Functional support related to firmware updates for more reliable and advanced quality may vary by product. In addition, please use this apparatus as a reference to check the driving video since the video recording function may not work in some environments or conditions. This product does not guarantee that it records all videos of accidents and any accidents caused by an impact not big enough to trigger the impact sensor (G-SENSOR) may not be identified as an event video and, consequently, may not be recorded. Before getting started with the Thinkware... Thinkware is a trademark of THINKWARE INC. All descriptions and contents included in all of THINKWARE s manuals are protected by relevant copyright laws. All other products and services used in this manual are the registered trademarks of their respective owners. All rights on this program are owned by THINKWARE and protected by relevant copyright laws. All rights on this program are owned by THINKWARE and protected by relevant copyright laws. Any unauthorized copy, replication, modification, reproduction, or distribution of this program without the prior written agreement of THINKWARE will be subject to criminal prosecution, based on software relevant copyright laws, carrying the maximum penalty of a five-year jail sentence and fine of 50 million KRW. All description and contents provided in this manual are provided AS-IS and may include any technical or editorial omissions or errors. For the purpose of performance improvement, the specifications and information regarding the Thinkware in this manual are subject to change without prior notice to users. For the purpose of performance improvement, this manual is subject to change without prior notice to users. Colors of images in this manual may be different from the actual screen colors due to the print quality. In no event shall this product be used differently from its original purpose, nor arbitrarily changed. In accordance with the privacy Protection Laws and relevant laws, if any others voice is recorded in this product using the recording function, the user shall accept liability for its recording. Issued on: June 13, 2013 Issued by: THINKWARE INC

2 CONTENTS Chapter 01 I General Information Safety Instructions...4 Components...9 Part Names How to Install the Product Chapter 02 I Basic Information Basic Operations Chapter 03 I Menu PC Viewer Chapter 04 I Other Information Specifications... 54

3 Chapter 01 I General Safety Instructions Product 4 Driving 6 Power 7 Product Management & Customer Support 8 Components Basic Components 9 Optional Components 9 Part Names Front/Rear 10 Upper side/bottom 11 How to Install the Product How to Insert/Remove Micro SD Memory Card 12

4 Safety Instructions The following instructions are given to ensure your safety. Read them thoroughly and ensure the product is correctly used. Warning Death or serious injury can be caused, if the following directions are not followed. Caution Injury or damage to the unit can be caused, if the following directions are not followed. Product Adjust the angle of a camera and check the recorded video after mounting the product: change of the mounting may change the angle of the camera. If the product is mounted on any unsuitable place, recording may fail to run properly. Excessive tinted windshield gloss can distort the video quality. Some solar control films may cause the white-balance used in video recording to change. For the best video quality, Please clean the windshield regularly. This product records driving video using a camera. The quality of video may be degraded in extreme situations, such as when the brightness changes rapidly, when entering or exiting a tunnel, or when the light is too strong, for example at noon, or when there is no light source, for example at midnight. If the product is damaged, the power supply is cut, due to an accident. Video may not be recorded. Foreign materials (e.g., fingerprints) can affect the video quality, please clean the lens regularly. 4 I

5 Safety Instructions Chapter II Chapter Product The optimal Temperature is -20~65 C(-4~149 F). Please keep the temperature in sum mer or winter to prevent any problem. The performance can decline or malfunction, if the product is used outside the optimal temperature. Please keep the product out of direct sunlight. Do not use the product in a place where the temperature and/or humidity is high. Make sure that the product is installed correctly. Do not press the buttons with too much pressure. THINKWARE is not liable for any product damage or personal injuries that occur due to accidents or the incorrect use or operation of this product. It may cause failure of the product. Do not clean the product using chemicals or detergent. Keep the product out of reach of children or pets for their safety. I 5

6 Safety Instructions Product Do not drop the product nor disassemble without any direction of THINKWARE. Do not press the Reset button with a sharp object. It may result damage or failure of the product. Driving Do not operate the product while you are driving. You may be distracted, resulting in a car accident. Do not install the product in a location that hinders your driving or road-visibility. This may result in an accident. 6 I

7 Chapter II Chapter Safety Instructions Power Do not touch the cigar jack power cable with wet hands. Insert the power cable until it is stable. This may result in electrical shock. Unstable connection may result in fire. Do not use a damaged power cable. Do not bend, pull, or press the power cable with an excessive force or anything heavy. This may result in fire or electric shock. Do not place the product or the power cable near heating apparatus. This may result in fire or electric shock. This may result in fire or electric shock. Do not modify or cut the power cable. This may result in damage to the product or vehicle. Please detach the power cable when the product is not in use. Otherwise, the vehicle battery may be discharged or fire may occur. I 7

8 Safety Instructions Product Management and Customer Support THINKWARE does not guarantee compatibility with third-party s devices and peripherals. The user is liable for any damage or failure caused by the unauthorized use of third-party devices or peripherals. If any problem is detected in the product s operation or such a possibility exists, contact the Customer Center. Otherwise, the problem may become serious and customer service will be unable to provide an effective solution. Be careful that no foreign materials enter the product or cables. Foreign materials in the product may result in the malfunction or failure of the product. Be sure that the camera angle is correct if the product has been mounted and used for a long time or used in a severe-vibrating driving environment such as on unpaved roads. When the positioning of the product or the camera angle is not proper, the recording may not be completed successfully. 8 I

9 Components Components are subject to change for performance or quality improvement without notice. Chapter II Chapter Basic Components Black box Mount Cigar jack cable Wire splice clip Consumables MicroSD memory card MicroSD adapter Brief Manual AV-Out cable External GPS antenna Consumables Optional Accessories Constant power cable I 9

10 Part Names The images presented here may be different from the product. (For the purpose of the improvement of the performance of quality of the product, the parts may be changed without any prior notice.) Front Rear Security LED Mount Connector REC Button Voice Guidance Power Button Button Speaker Camera Lens Operation Status LED Camera Lens Name 10 I Shoots the front view of a car. Description Mount Connector Used to connect the device with the mount. (See 'How to mount the product to the mount'.) Security LED An aesthetic, security LED moving up and down to act as a warning and prevent theft. Operation Status LED Displays the product operation status. Speaker Provides an alert as to the operational status of BLACK BOX through its voicecommands and "beep" sound. REC Button Pressed for less than 3 seconds : Manual recording Pressed for more than 3 seconds : Photo Power Button Power On/Off (press button for more than 3 seconds) Voice Guidance Button Pressed for less than 3 seconds : Voice Guidance on/off Pressed for more than 3 seconds : Voice recording on/off

11 Part Names Chapter I Chapter I Upper side GPS DC-IN A/V OUT Bottom micro SD MicroSD Memory Card Slot AV OUT Terminal Power IN Terminal GPS Terminal Microphone RESET RESET Terminal MIC RESET Name Description AV-OUT Terminal Outputs recorded videos or a real time video currently being taken to external devices. AV-OUT terminal does not support audio. GPS Terminal Power Connection Terminal MicroSD Memory Card Slot RESET Microphone Used to connect the external GPS antenna. Used to connect the power cable. Recorded videos are stored. Press this to reboot the black box when operation is stopped and the function does not work. A built-in microphone records the sound while recording the video. I 11

12 How to Install the Product How to Insert/Remove Micro SD Memory Card Insert the micro SD memory card into the micro SD memory card slot according to the arrow direction showed on the SD memory card slot. Inserting direction micro SD Front MicroSD memory card Removing direction Since it is one-touch type, just press the end of the micro SD memory card and then the card will automatically be removed. If the micro SD memory card is inserted forcibly into the wrong direction, the card may be damaged and its repair will be charged for. 12 I Since the memory card is consumable with a limited life, regular inspection or replacement is required. For the memory card, it is recommended that you purchase and use our retail product. We shall hold no liability for problems caused by using a memory card other than genuine THINKWARE memory cards. To separate the memory card from terminal (product), ensure that the power of terminal is turned off. Otherwise, it may cause error and/or failure. It is recommended that you back up the data in a separate storage (PC, etc) besides the memory card to avoid loss of data.

13 How to Install the Product By adjusting the grooves on the mount-connector, connect it the device. Insert the mount into the of the mount connector of the device, and push it completely toward until 'tick' sound occurs. Remove the film of the double-sided tape and attach one side to the mount. Attach the mount to a location that does not hinder your driving or outside visibility. We recommend that you install the device behind the rearview mirror. Select a location that allows for easy button control. Wipe all foreign material and moisture from the surface to which the double-sided tape will be attached using a soft and dry cloth. To install the product stably, separate the device off the mount and fix the mount by pressing the area of the mount attached on the front window. After fixing the area, connect the mount-connector of the device to the mount properly again. Adjust the device to a proper angle and fix it by tightening the screw of the mount. Adjust the angle of the camera until the bonnet occupies 1/8 ~ 1/4 of the footage from the bottom (depending on the vehicle type and installation environment). If you do not tighten the screw of the mount, the video may not be recorded properly due to the rocking of the device or other causes. Chapter I Chapter I Adjust the angle of the camera until the bonnet occupies 1/8 ~ 1/ of the footage. How to View Recorded Videos of the device View recorded videos on the PC Viewer 1/8 1/4 I 13

14 How to Install the Product 5 Remove the camera lens protection file. If the film is not removed, the quality of recorded video will be degraded. Be careful not to stain the lens with fingerprints. 6 Connect the power cable and organize the cable with wire splice clips. More than 20cm If you use both the device and the navigation, ensure that they are located diagonally at proper space so that they are not installed vertically on the same line. (The product's reception may be degraded in some areas with low DMB and GPS sensitivity.) If you want to use the parking recording mode after you first install the product, press the power button. For the best video quality, keep the windows of your vehicle clean before starting recording. Foreign materials (e.g., fingerprints) that stain the car DVR lens may result in a negative impact on the recorded video. Ensure the lens remains clean. Notes for installing the Products 1 We recommend you to let a car mechanic install and mount the products. 2 If you need to remove the products, you can get help from the store, you bought the product at. 14 I

15 Chapter 02 I Basic Information Basic Operation Connecting the Power 16 Power ON/OFF 16 Connecting the External GPS Antenna (Optional) 17 Connecting the AV OUT (Optional) 18 Recording while Driving 19 Auto Parking Mode Setting (Default) 20 Recording while Parking 21 Manual Recording 22 Photo (shoot) 23 Recording Files 24 Voice Function Setting 25 Playback Mode 26 Formatting MicroSD Card 27 Upgrading the Program 28 Button Functions 28 Operation Status LED and Voice (BEEP) Operation Mode 29

16 Basic Operation Connecting the Power Three colors blinking The system is starting. : Red : Green : Blue Install the product and then turn ON the power of the product or start up the product. The operation status LEDs on both sides blink in three colors ( / / ) with voice guidance. Power cable for cars Polarity of the 3-pole power connector jack GNC ACC B+ Power ON/OFF Power ON : Please have a safe and enjoyable drive today! Power OFF : The system is shutting down. Press Power ( ) button for more than 3 seconds to turn the power ON/OFF. Press long (Over 3s) 16 I

17 Basic Operation Chapter I Chapter I Connecting the External GPS Antenna (Optional) Blue blinking Indicates the status of recording The GPS has been connected. Make sure that you turn off the power before connecting the external GPS terminal for receiving GPS info. Connect the external GPS antenna and turn on the power. The GPS operates with Voice Guidance. In case of using external GPS antenna, not provided by THINKWARE, GPS terminal could be damaged. I 17

18 Basic Operation Connecting the AV OUT (Optional) Connect the AV OUT cable to the AV OUT terminal to output the recorded video to an external device. Displaying recorded video With AV OUT connection, view recorded video on external device (Audit output is not supported.) Please use the standard cable. If any unsupported cable is connected, this may result in damage to the product, for which THINKWARE does not accept any liability. Item Plug AV OUT 2.5ø -- GND VIDEO -- GPS 2.5ø RX GND TX VCC 18 I

19 Chapter II Chapter Basic Operation Recording while Driving C ontinuous Recording All videos are recorded in interval of one-minute and saved in continuous recording folder. Operation status LED Voice Recording ON Voice Recording OFF Start the continuous recording. C ontinuous Event Recording When the impact of which strength exceeds the user-specified strength, the device records scenes for 20 seconds; from 10 seconds before the event (impact) has occurred to 10 seconds after that and automatically saves the video in the Event Recording folder. If continuous impacts are detected, they can be recorded for maximum 1 minute. T he time before/after recording continuous event may differ depending on the video quality settings. (Ring) the buzzer sounds Operation status LED Voice Recording ON Voice Recording OFF + Blinking in blue and red by turns + Blinking in blue and red by turns I 19

20 Basic Operation Auto Parking Mode Setting (Default) When the vehicle turns off, the device is automatically changed to parking mode with voice guidance. Operation status LED Voice Recording ON Voice Recording OFF Parking recording is starting. You need to set up the mode through the PC Viewer settings. (The default is auto parking mode.) You can use the auto parking mode function by connecting a genuine permanent power cable to the vehicle. (If the cable is not a genuine one, the function may not work properly.) The time taken for automatic change to parking mode is approximately 30 seconds. However, if the battery is old or has low voltage, the mode may not be changed to parking mode to prevent the discharge of the battery. 20 I

21 Chapter II Chapter Basic Operation Recording while Parking Operation Status LED Event detection recording : The device records 20-second long video starting from 10 seconds before an event is detected through 10 seconds after that and saves the video in the Parking Event folder. I f continuous impacts are detected, they can be recorded for maximum 1 minute. Voice Recording ON Voice Recording OFF + + Blinking in blue and red by turns Blinking in blue and red by turns otion detection recording : The device records M 20-second long video starting from 10 seconds before a motion is detected through 10 seconds after that and saves the video in the Parking Motion folder. If continuous impacts are detected, they can be recorded for maximum 1 minute. Voice Recording ON Voice Recording OFF + Blinking in Green and red by turns + Blinking in Green and red by turns I 21

22 Basic Operation Manual Recording Instead of only recording accident videos, you can record what you want to keep such as beautiful scenery or places, as well as any scenes which must not be deleted. anual Recording M If you press the REC button shortly while the device is in the continuous mode, it will record scenes for 20 seconds from 10 seconds before the button has been pressed to 10 seconds after even when no accident has occurred and then automatically save the video in the Manual Recording folder. Press short T he time before/after manual recording may differ depending on the video quality settings. Start the manual recording. Operation status LED Voice Recording ON Lights on 22 I Voice Recording OFF Blinking Lights on Blinking

23 Chapter II Chapter Basic Operation Photo P hoto hen you press the REC button for over 3 seconds, W the photo will be taken with the buzzer sound. The photo is saved in the Photo folder. Press long (Over 3s) (Click) the buzzer sounds Operation status LED Voice Recording ON Lights on Voice Recording OFF Blinking Lights on Blinking I 23

24 Basic Operation Recording files A file with date/time stamp is created in each folder located in the Micro SD card. A recording file is created based on the start time of recording. Year Day Min. Month Hour Sec. If the recording image exceeds MicroSD Card capacity, it deletes images from the oldest file and creates new date/time folders and recording files. When taking the SD card from the device to check the recorded video, ensure that you do not take it out right after turning off the device. When turning off the power, remove the SD card only after the voice guidance "The system is shutting down". If you remove the SD card right after the system off, the date stored on the SD card may be damaged. Do not store user data (video, music files, etc.) in the Micro SD card. It may delete the stored video or result in the malfunction of the device. 24 I

25 Basic Operation Chapter I Chapter I Voice Function Setting Voice Guidance ON/OFF By pressing the voice guidance button shortly, you can change the voice guidance setting with a beep sound. Enable the voice guidance function. (Volume 1-6) / Disable the voice guidance function. Press short Voice Recording ON/OFF Press the voice guidance button for more than 3 seconds to turn ON/OFF voice guidance with beep sound. Press long (Over 3s) Enable the voice guidance function. / Disable the Security LED. In no event shall this product be used differently from its original purpose, nor arbitrarily changed. In accordance with the privacy Protection Laws and relevant laws, if any others voice is recorded in this product using the recording function, the user shall accept the liability for its recording. I 25

26 Basic Operation Playback Mode Start the video playback and configuration function. For more than 3 seconds When A/V OUT cable is connected, press the REC button and the voice guidance ( ) button to convert into Playback mode. Connect the Car DVR with external devices by using A/V OUT cable. We recommend you to use a standard A/V OUT cable guaranteed by us. 26 I

27 Basic Operation Chapter I Chapter I Formatting MicroSD Card Press and hold the REC button and turn on the power. Operation status LED For more than 3 seconds + Blinking in green and red by turns No color Start memory card formatting. To save recorded videos stably, we recommend you to format your SD card every two weeks. I 27

28 Basic Operation Upgrading the Program When an upgrade file exists in the micro SD card, an upgrade can be carried out. After completing the upgrade, the program is automatically restarted. Operation status LED Green blinking Green blinking Start the continuous recording. Button Functions Button Pressed for less than 3s Pressed for more than 3s Power Button Power ON/OFF REC Button Manual recording Photo/MicroSD format (When power is turned on simultaneously) Voice Guidance Button Voice guidance ON/OFF Voice recording ON/OFF REC Button + Voice Guidance Button Conversion into playback mode 28 I

29 Chapter II Chapter Basic Operation Operation Status LED and Voice (BEEP) Operation Mode Operation Mode LED (left/ L ) LED (right/ R ) Voice recording (ON) Voice recording (OFF) Voice recording (ON) Voice recording (OFF) + BOOTING + Three colors blinking Voice Guidance Please have a safe and enjoyable drive today! Continuous Recording Blue blinking Voice Guidance Continuous Event Recording Voice Guidance Green blinking Blue blinking Start the continuous recording + Blue blinking Green blinking Blue/Red blinking by turns (Ring) the buzzer sounds Manual Recording Voice Guidance Blue blinking Green blinking Select Manual recording starts. Deselect Manual recording ends. Blue blinking hen the space for Continuous Recording is insufficient, the oldest video files are automatically deleted W with new files then being saved. However, in this case, any video files saved in the Event folder will not be deleted. The video that recorded the event will remain. When there are only video files in the Event folder and the space remaining is insufficient to save new files there, the oldest Event video files will be automatically deleted. Therefore, please save important video files to the hard disk of a PC, or any other storage-devices for safe backup. I 29

30 Basic Operation Operation Status LED and Voice (BEEP) Operation Mode Operation Mode Parking Recording (Standby Status) Voice Guidance Parking Recording (Event detection) LED (left/ L ) LED (right/ R ) Voice recording (ON) Voice recording (OFF) Voice recording (ON) Voice recording (OFF) Blue blinking Green blinking Green blinking Select Parking recording starts. Deselect Parking recording ends. + Blue blinking Green blinking Blue/Red blinking by turns Parking Recording (Motion detection) + Blue blinking Green blinking Green/Red blinking by turns Blue blinking Green blinking Green blinking Photo Voice Guidance MicroSD card formatting (Click~) the buzzer sounds + Green/Red blinking by turns Voice Guidance 30 I Formatting the SD memory card. No color

31 Basic Operation Chapter I Chapter I Operation Status LED and Voice (BEEP) Operation Mode Operation Mode LED (left/ L ) LED (right/ R ) Voice recording (ON) Voice recording (OFF) Voice recording (ON) Voice recording (OFF) Program Upgrade Voice Guidance Green blinking Upgrade is starting. Green blinking I 31

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33 Chapter 03 I Menu PC Viewer Installing a Program 35 Screen Configuration 36 Executing a PC Viewer 38 View the Recording Folder 40 View Full Screen 41 Device Setting > Common 42 Device Setting > Continuous Mode 43 Device Setting > Parking Mode 45 Device Setting > Additional Functions 48 Device Setting > Initializing the Set Value 51 Device Setting > Save 52

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35 Chapter II Chapter PC Viewer Installing a Program You can view the video file recorded by the Car DVR through the PC Viewer. To play the saved video file on the PC, you must download the program from the THINKWARE home page. 1 Go to > download > PC viewer download. 2 Double-click the downloaded file on the Windows Explorer. 3 First, the ffdshow codec is installed and then the integrated PC Viewer program is installed. - After completing installation, click the Complete button to exit the installation window. 4 Check whether the BLACK VIEWER shortcut has been installed on the Desktop or not. Recommended Specifications for PC Viewer Operating System (OS): Windows XP(32bit), Windows Vista(32bit), Window7(32/64bit) Pentium 4 / 2.8Ghz or higher / RAM 1G or higher Disk Space: HDD 4GB / DirectX 9.0 or later Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.0 or later I 35

36 PC Viewer Screen Configuration Thinkware home page ( Device setting Device information Full screen Front/rear view video Open file Playback Screen Playback Progress Status Bar Current Playtime / Total Playtime View MAP Immediately shows the recording location and point (only when the Internet is connected) Video playback speed Play List G-sensor value of the video 36 I

37 Chapter II Chapter PC Viewer Screen Configuration Play the Previous File Plays the file previous to the one which is playing. 10 seconds back Goes back 10 seconds from this point (continues to go back by 10 seconds, when selected) Resume the file play Play the recorded file / pause the file play Stop Stops the video; the playback progress status bar goes back to the starting point 10 seconds forward Goes forward 10 seconds from this point (continues to go forward by 10 seconds, when selected) Play Next File Plays the file next to the one which is playing. Continuous playback next file Select/deselect 'automatically playback next file' Zoom In Adjust the zoom of the image (X 0.5 / X 1.0 / X 1.5 / X 2.0) Screen setting Brightness/speed settings Save Save the video you are currently playing Volume Adjust the volume of the video you are currently playing I 37

38 PC Viewer The micro SD memory card reader in an optional accessory. Executing a PC Viewer MicroSD adapter 1 Insert Micro SD card into the Micro adaptor. Front Rear Front USB connector 2 MicroSD memory card Insert Micro adaptor in the the USB connector, and then connect USB connector with PC. Doubleclick 3 Execute the BLACK VIEWER icon on the Desktop to execute the PC Viewer program. The PC Viewer program screen appears. If a micro SD card has been inserted in the product but never used, the drive cannot be opened. In this case, insert the micro SD card in the product and record at least one file. 38 I

39 Chapter II Chapter PC Viewer Executing a PC Viewer 3 Opening Files Select the removable storage device of the micro SD card connected to the PC and select OK. 4 Doubleclick The recording folders and files saved in the selected drive are listed up in the File List. In the File List, select a desired file, and then doubleclick it on the list or click the Play icon to play the file. or I 39

40 PC Viewer View the Recording Folder You can view the list of recording files by selecting each recording folder (Continuous Recording, Event Recording and Manual Recording). Continuous Recording List Screen Manual list screen 40 I

41 Chapter II Chapter PC Viewer View Full Screen Select the full screen ( ) icon on the top right-hand corner to see the video full screen on the monitor. On the full screen, click the Zoom out icon on the top of the PC Viewer to change the screen to the standard screen display ratio. When the resolution of the monitor is higher than that of the video (1280x720): The video is displayed in its resolution. When the resolution of the monitor is lower than that of the video (1280x720) The video is displayed in the resolution of the monitor. I 41

42 PC Viewer Device Setting > Common 1 Brightness Adjust the brightness of the front side video screen Voice Recording Turns on or off the voice recording of the device. Enabled (default) Disabled 3 Voice Comment Turn on/off the voice comment of the device. Enabled (default) Disabled 4 Date and Time Adjust the Date and Time of the device. 42 I

43 PC Viewer Chapter I Chapter I Device Setting > Continuous Mode Video resolution In continuous mode, set the resolution of the recorded video. Front VGA(640X480) HD(1280X720) (default) 2 Frame number Set the number of frames for the continuous recording. Variable 15f 30f (Default) I 43

44 PC Viewer Device Setting > Continuous Mode Video Quality The number of files to be recorded differs depending on the front-view video quality settings. Low (increased number of file to be recorded) Normal High (decreased number of file to be recorded) Impact sensitivity Set the sensitivity of the impact sensor of the DVR on a scale of 0 to 10. (Insensitive ( ) ( ) Sensitive) Tip for setting sensitivity It is recommended to increase the sensitivity for a luxury car that drives smoothly and lower it for a truck or RV that has less of a smooth ride. 44 I

45 PC Viewer Chapter I Chapter I Device Setting > Parking Mode Parking mode When the vehicle power is turned off, the mode is automatically changed to the parking mode. Enabled (default) Disabled Video resolution In parking mode, set the resolution of the recorded video. Front VGA(640X480) HD(1280X720) (default) 3 Frame number Set the number of frames for the parking recording. Variable 15f 30f (Default) I 45

46 PC Viewer Device Setting > Parking Mode Recording ending timer setting When the set time is exceeded, automatically end the parking recording in order to prevent the discharge of the vehicle battery. This is when doing parking recording using the continuous power of the vehicle. - Time: 1 hour ~ 48 hours (7 levels) 5 Recording ending voltage setting When the voltage becomes lower than the set value, automatically end the parking recording in order to prevent the discharge of the vehicle battery. This when doing the parking recording, using the continuous power of the vehicle. Vehicle voltage 12V 11.6V ~ 12.3V (in 0.1V increments) Vehicle voltage 24V 23.2V ~ 24.6V (in 0.2V increments) 46 I

47 PC Viewer Chapter I Chapter I Device Setting > Parking Mode - 3 Recording ending voltage and time setting (When vehicle battery is 12V) If the recording operation time after automatic conversion into parking mode decreases, lower the recording ending voltage level. (However, make sure the recording ending voltage is not too low, otherwise the battery may be discharged depending on its state.) If the voltage decreases below the set recording ending voltage in the recording ending time setting, the recording ending voltage setting function will be executed first. Recording Ending Voltage Setting Min. 11.7V ~ Max. 12.4V Parking recording time increases (susceptible to vehicle battery discharge) Parking recording time increases (safer from vehicle battery discharge) Functions of auto parking mode and blocking voltage for ending recording end are available when our retail continuous power cable is used. If the product malfunctions even when you changed the setting values, please check the terminal and the vehicle battery and if required, charge the battery. Set the auto parking mode switch level and the ending recording level according to the battery status and usage time before using it. To adjust the setting values to appropriate values, change the values by one level for avoiding malfunctions. The product may be malfunctioned when you use other cables but our Optional constant power cable. I 47

48 PC Viewer Device Setting > Additional Functions Video overwriting Set whether to delete the oldest file, in case each video folder exceeds its capacity Security LED Set the security LED mode. Mode 1 (Up and down): LED moves up and down. (Default) Mode 2 (Blink): The entire LED blinks at 0.5s intervals. Mode 3 (Diffusion): The LED turns on when an impact or motion is detected. Disabled: The Security LED is turned off. Security LED 48 I

49 Chapter II Chapter PC Viewer Device Setting > Additional Functions Memory partition Set the memory of each recording mode to A/B/C types. 3 A Type (Recommended): Continuous Recording-centered B Type : Event/Manual Recordingcentered (using double capacity of A type) C Type : Event/Manual Recordingcentered (using four-times of capacity of A type) T he size of a recording file may be different by 30 ~ 40MB from the others. 4 4 Memory format Format Micro SD card where the recording files are saved. e recommend you to back up the W data before formatting the memory. If you format the memory, the saved data is deleted and any deleted data cannot be then restored. The format configuration window may vary according to the OS installed in the user s PC. I 49

50 PC Viewer Device Setting > Additional Functions - 3 Set value 8GB 16GB 32GB A Type [Continuous Recording-centered] B Type [Event/Manual Recording centered] (using double-capacity of A Type) C Type [Event/Manual Recording centered] (using four times of capacity of A Type) Continuous Recording: 5700MB Continuous Event: 400MB Parking Motion: 800MB Parking Event: 400MB Manual Recording: 250MB Continuous Recording: 4100MB Continuous Event: 800MB Parking Motion: 1600MB Parking Event: 800MB Manual Recording: 250MB Continuous Recording: 900MB Continuous Event: 1600MB Parking Motion: 3200MB Parking Event: 1600MB Manual Recording: 250MB Continuous Recording: 11700MB Continuous Event: 800MB Parking Motion: 1600MB Parking Event: 800MB Manual Recording: 250MB Continuous Recording: 8500MB Continuous Event: 1600MB Parking Motion: 3200MB Parking Event: 1600MB Manual Recording: 250MB Continuous Recording: 2100MB Continuous Event: 3200MB Parking Motion: 6400MB Parking Event: 3200MB Manual Recording: 250MB Continuous Recording: 23700MB Continuous Event: 1600MB Parking Motion: 3200MB Parking Event: 1600MB Manual Recording: 250MB Continuous Recording: 17300MB Continuous Event: 3200MB Parking Motion: 6400MB Parking Event: 3200MB Manual Recording: 250MB Continuous Recording: 4500MB Continuous Event: 6400MB Parking Motion: 12800MB Parking Event: 6400MB Manual Recording: 250MB Actual capacity may differ from the capacity stated above depending on memory type setting. 50 I

51 PC Viewer Chapter I Chapter I Device Setting > Initializing the Set Value 1 Resetting the Configuration To apply the initial setting values, not the user-specified values, click the Reset Values button on the right bottom side of the screen. The setting values are saved in the micro SD card. Therefore, insert the micro SD card to the product and turn on the power. The product boots and the settings are simultaneously applied to the product. I 51

52 PC Viewer Device Setting > Save 2 Apply the settings After completing the settings, click the Save button to save the settings to the micro SD card. The saved configuration file is created as setup.cfg file in the setting folder of the micro SD card. Insert the micro SD card to the product and turn on the power. The product boots up with the settings being simultaneously applied to the product. If you forcibly delete the setup.cfg file, you cannot use it on the PC Viewer. In this case, insert the micro SD card to the product and operate the product. Then the setup.cfg file is created as a default setting and it can be used on the PC Viewer again. 52 I

53 Chapter 04 I Others Product Specifications Product Specifications 54

54 Product Specifications For the purpose of the improvement of the performance of quality of the product, the parts may be changed without any prior notice. Model Item Specification Remarks Dimensions/Weight CLAIR pop X 45.2 X 26mm / 75g Capacity MicroSD memory card 8/16/32GB Recording Type General Recording Quality Continuous recording Recorded in 1 minute interval Event recording Manual Recording Parking Recording (Parking Mode) Photo Voice Recording (the initial mode is ON) Total 3 Levels 10 seconds before and after an event occurs (total 20 seconds) Separate device or installation needed for permanent power supply Set button (within 3 seconds) / available to set voice recording ON/OFF Recording time differs according to the partition setting Camera 2.0M Pixels, 1/3.2" CMOS About 2.0 megapixels or more Angle of View Video Frames Audio About 140 (based on the opposite angle) HD (1280X720/H.264/Extension AVI) 1 channel : front operation (30 fps max.) PCM (Pulse code modulation) Acceleration Sensor 3-axis acceleration sensor (3D, ±4G) 10 levels of sensitivities 54 I

55 Product Specifications Chapter I Chapter I GPS Item Specification Remarks Support External GPS Power Input Support DC 12/24V Power Consumption Auxiliary Power Source Security LED 3.1W (Max) super-capacity Panorama White LED External GPS for CLAIR POP can be purchased additionally. Alarm LED 3-color LED 2 LEDs on the back side Alarm Built-in speaker Voice (BEEP) guide External Output Operation Temperature/Storage Temperature Interface NTSC -20~65 C AV-OUT (2.5Ø) / External GPS I 55