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Summary of Contents for Response QV-3842
- Page 1 User Manual 1080p HD Car Event Recorder QV‐3842...
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Page 2: Product Description
Product description 1 – GPS 5 – Menu 9 – Power On/Off 2 – HDMI Out 6 – Up 10 – MicroSD Card Slot 3 – Reset 7 – Down 11 – Play/Stop 4 – Mini USB Out 8 ‐ Mode... -
Page 3: Specifications
Specifications: Sensor: 5M CMOS sensor Lens: Aperture 2.5, focal length 2.8mm Zoom: 4 x digital zoom Screen: 2.7” TFT LCD Video Output: AV(CVBS), HDMI (max 1920 x 1080) Memory: Supports Class 6, 4GB to 32GB MicroSD Photo: 5 Mega pixels Shutter: Electronic shutter Battery: 300mAh, 3.7V Li‐po battery included Dimensions: 88(W) x 47(H) x 35(D) mm REC/Photo & Playback Operation Power On ‐ Press the “POWER” button to start. The screen will turn on after making a sound, then the unit will enter record mode Power Off ‐ Hold the “POWER” button to turn unit off. Once the screen turns off, let go of the “POWER” button Ignition Start Function ‐ Connect the unit to the supplied cigarette adaptor while it is plugged in to the cigarette socket ... - Page 4 Incident Recording Once the unit senses a spike in G‐Forces while recording, the unit will separate and label that file starting with “SOS”. A spike in G‐Forces may occur when an incident happens. The unit assists in locating the file by saving it under “SOS” and protects the file by locking it from accidental deletion. The video file will display a gold lock on the screen when it is a protected file ...
- Page 5 IR LEDs (for low light recording) ‐ While the unit is recording, press the “POWER” button to turn the IR (infrared) LEDs to assist low light or night time recording. Notice the symbol in the bottom left corner will change accordingly: : IR LED off : IR LED will automatically come on when low light detected : IR LED on Position Recommendation: It is recommended that the camera lens is pressed up or as close to the windscreen as possible while using the IR LEDs to help prevent light distortion. NOTE: IR light is invisible to the human eye, the only indication that the IR LEDs are operating is viewing from the LCD ...
- Page 6 Recording, Photo & Playback Settings Menu ‐ While on REC, Photo or Playback mode, press the “MENU” button once to access the Video, Photo or Playback mode settings respectively. ‐ Press the “UP” or “DOWN” buttons to move up or down in the menu settings ‐ Press the “REC” button to select a setting. Once within a setting, use the “UP” and “DOWN” buttons to scroll through the options and press “REC” to toggle a setting The selectable settings for the Video Mode are as follows: * Size – Enter to change the available recording size and resolution * EV – Enter to adjust the exposure value settings * Audio – Enter to turn on or off the built in microphone for video with audio recording * White B – Enter to change the white balance values * Contrast – Enter to change the contrast settings * Sharpness – Enter to change the sharpness settings * Effect – Enter to change the colour filter * Recycle – 3 Min: File recording will be saved in 3 minute intervals 5 Min: File recording will be saved in 5 minute intervals 10 Min: File recording will be saved in 10 minute intervals Once the MicroSD card is full, the oldest recorded file will be recorded over, and so on. NOTE: If “Off” is selected, then the file lengths will be divided in to 10 minute files. Unit can not record in greater than 10 minute files ...
- Page 7 The selectable settings for the Photo Mode are as follows: * Size – Enter to change the available photo resolution * EV – Enter to adjust the exposure value settings * Quality – Enter to change the picture quality * White B – Enter to change the white balance values * Contrast – Enter to change the contrast settings * Sharpness – Enter to adjust the sharpness of the picture * Effect – Enter to change the colour filter * Self Timer – Enter to set a 10‐second photo timer * Burst – Enter to adjust burst shot settings. Can take 3 or 5 pictures in succession * IR Light ‐ Enter to change the IR Light settings The selectable settings for the Playback Mode are as follows: * Delete – Select to delete the current file on view ...
- Page 8 Recording, Photo & Playback Setup Menu ‐ While on REC, Photo or Playback mode, press the “MENU” button twice to access the Video, Photo or Playback mode Set Up menu respectively ‐ Press the “UP” or “DOWN” buttons to move up or down in the menu settings, press the “REC” button to change the setting The selectable Setup options are as follows: * Language – Enter to change the user language of the camera * Volume – Enter to change the volume of the key press sound * Date – Enter to set Date and Time on the unit for use with the “Date Stamp” function. Press “UP” or “DOWN” to change values and “REC” to move to the next value. The date format is set at YEAR/MONTH/DAY ...
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Page 9: Battery Information
USB mode Once the unit is connected to the computer via USB, 3 options will come up: ： MSC Select this mode to access the files saved on to the unit’s memory and on the memory card in the unit ： Charge Select this mode to just charge the unit 3: Open Select this mode to use the camera as normal whilst connected Battery Information Battery indication image: Full battery Half battery Low battery Battery empty Charging the unit: To charge the unit, connect it to a USB supply using the supplied car charger, the USB cable when connected to a PC or USB power adaptor. The red indicator will light up when charging; the average charge time is about 180 minutes, once full the red light will turn off. Troubleshooting If the unit freezes or does not respond to any button command, use a pin or a thin tool to press the reset button located on the top. If the unit is not recording or taking a photo, check to ensure the MicroSD card has been formatted and is not locked. Once the unit senses a spike in G‐Forces while recording, the unit will separate and label that file starting with “SOS”. A spike in G‐Forces may occur when an incident happens, the unit assist in locating ... -
Page 10: Using The Program
Using the Program 1. Create a new folder in your computer (anywhere you prefer) called “Car Event Recorder Player” 2. Insert the supplied CD into your computer. 3. Open the CD and double‐click on the zipped file to open. 4. Right‐click on the .exe file and select “Extract Files…” 5. Find the folder you created in step 1, and extract to it. 6. Once it has been extracted, go back to the CD and double‐click on the codec file. Follow the instructions on screen to install. 7. After the codec is installed, the program is ready to use. 1 – Play/Pause 5 – Full Screen 8 ‐ Speedometer 2 – Stop 6 – Print Screen 9 ‐ Playlist 3 – Video 7 – GPS Map ... - Page 11 At the top left, click on ‘File’ and ‘Open’ to select a file Select the file you would like to add to the playlist. To select multiple, hold down the CTRL key on your keyboard while you click the files. ...
- Page 12 Select the file you would like to view, and press the Play button. The video, GPS, G‐Sensor, speed sensor and compass will all work at the same time to give you information. NOTE: The red side of the compass arrow points to the direction of travel. When the video is opened to full screen, only the video will be seen on screen. Double‐click the screen or press the ESC key to exit full screen mode. To save a screenshot of the video, press the ‘Print Screen’ button. It will save the file to the same folder where the program is, in an automatically created folder labeled “screenshots”. Distributed by: TechBrands by Electus Distribution Pty. Ltd. 320 Victoria Rd, Rydalmere NSW 2116 Australia Ph: 1300 738 555 Int’l: +61 2 8832 3200 Fax: 1300 738 500 www.techbrands.com ...
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