Adventure Kings GPS1080 Manual de usuario

Please read this manual carefully before using this product.

Please keep this manual for future reference.

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Precautions

1. Do not expose the camera to moisture, dusty, dirty or sandy conditions.

Exposing the camera or the lens to these conditions can damage the

camera and its components.

2. Do not expose the camera to high or low temperatures.

The normal operating temperature of the camera is 0ºC to 40ºC

(32F to 104F).

High temperatures can shorten the life span of electronics devices.

Note: Extreme temperatures can be achieved inside of a car

parked in direct sunlight.

3. Do not mistreat the camera. Dropping, sudden impact and vibrations

can cause damage to the camera.

4. Do not clean the camera with chemicals such as cleaning solutions

or detergents. Only a damp cloth or the microfibre cloth provided

should be used.

5. Before using the camera, please format the memory cards in the

camera or on a computer to avoid potential camera or card

malfunctions. Memory cards should be formatted regularly to avoid

potential camera or card malfunctions.

6. There is a layer of plastic film on the LCD screen and the lens, this

intended to prevent any scratching during transportation. Removing the

protective film from the screen is optional for the user.

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Introduction to the Dash Camera

The PC needs to meet the following requirements:

• Windows Vista/XP/7/8/10 operating systems

• Intel Premium 4 2.8GHz CPU or above (recommended 3GHz)

• At least 512MB RAM or above (recommended 1GB)

• Standard USB 2.0 port or above

• At least 64MB video card or above

1. GPS TRACKER BOX (BRACKET), 3M STICKER (PEEL AND STICK TO CAR WINDOW).

2. MICRO USB PORT 3. AV PORT 4. UP BUTTON / MENU / MUTE MIC

5. OK BUTTON 6. DOWN /LOCK VIDEO 7. LED INDICATOR

8. LENS 9. MICRO USB PORT

10. SCREEN / POWER / RESET (SHORT PRESS FOR SCREEN ON/OFF, LONG PRESS

FOR POWER ON/OFF AND 15 SECOND PRESS FOR RESET)

12. MICRO SD CARD SLOT

11. HDMI PORT

LED indicator: Flashing BLUE light – recording

CAMERA APPEARANCE AND FEATURE ICONS

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Operation

6. How to set stamps for: Date, Speed, GPS and Driver number

Long press UP for Menu, the press UP & DOWN buttons to select

DATE STAMP, to toggle On / Off.

Long press UP for Menu, the press UP & DOWN buttons to select

SPEED STAMP, to toggle On / Off.

Long press UP for Menu, the press UP & DOWN buttons to select

GPS STAMP, to toggle On / Off.

Long press UP for Menu, the press UP & DOWN buttons to select

DRIVER NUMBER, to set a driver number which will appear on the stamp.

1. Inserting a MicroSD card

Insert a MicroSD card meeting specifications listed on www.4WDsupacentre.com.au

2. Turning on your Camera

Press Power button to turn ON / OFF the camera. Or connect to the car charger

directly; the camera will turn on automatically when it receives 5v USB power.

3. Setting Language

Long press UP for Menu, then press UP & DOWN buttons to select LANGUAGE, set

preferred language (Default: English) then press OK button to confirm.

4. Setting Date and Time

Long press UP for Menu, then press UP & DOWN buttons to select TIME SETUP, set

time (year/month/day – hour : minute : second) then press OK button to confirm.

5. Recycle Settings (Loop Recording)

Long press UP for Menu, the press UP & DOWN buttons to select RECYCLE, set

recycle rate (Off / 1min / 3min / 5min).

OFF MODE:

• The device won’t record automatically and won’t recycle recordings.

• Maximum length of each recorded video file is 3.66GB. When it reaches the

maximum, the recording is automatically split and saved as another file.

•If the storage space is full, previous files will NOT be deleted, screen will show

“Card full” and recording will NOT continue.

1/3/5MIN MODE:

• When power is supplied to the camera the device will start

recording automatically.

• If the storage space if full, the oldest saved file will be overwritten.

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Setting and other features

LISTED IN ORDER:

Long press UP for Menu, the press UP & DOWN buttons to select

1. RESOLUTION 1920x1080 – 30 FPS

1280x720 – 30 FPS

1282 x720 – 60 FPS

2. PHOTO SIZE 14m / 12m / 8m / 5m / 3m / 2m

3. QUALITY Super Fine, Fine

4. RECYCLE Off / 1min / 3min / 5min

5. BEEP SOUND Off / On

6. EV (EXPOSURE VALUE) -2 / -1 / 0 / +1 / +2

7. WHITE BALANCE Auto / Daylight / Cloudy / Fluorescent /

Fluorescent.1 / Fluorescent.2 / Incandescent

8. G-SENSOR SENSITIVITY Off / High / Middle / Low

9. HDR (HIGH DYNAMIC RANGE) Off / On

10. WNR (WIND NOISE REDUCTION) Off / On

11. SPEED UNIT KMH / MPH

12. DATE STAMP Off / On

13. PARKING MODE

14. DRIVER NUMBER 9 - Letters / Numbers

15. GPS STAMP Off / On

16. SPEED STAMP Off / On

17. LANGUAGE English / Russian / Chinese 1 / Chinese 2

18. TV TYPE PAL / NTSC (For Australia use PAL)

19. FLICKER 50Hz / 60Hz (For Australia us 50Hz)

20. POWER OFF SCREEN Off / 10s / 20s / 30s

21. TIME ZONE Set to your current time zone

22. TIME SET-UP (Year/Month/Day – Hour : Minute : Second)

23. FORMAT Yes / No

(Note: All data on the card will be erased)

24. DEFAULT SETTINGS Yes / No

25. VERSION

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N/A

Taking & Reviewing Pictures & Video

HOW TO TAKE A PICTURE:

While the camera is recording, Long press OK button to take a picture

When on standby, long press OK button to take a picture

HOW TO START RECORDING:

When the camera is in 1/3/5min mode, it will start automatically when power is applied.

Press the OK button to toggle video recording.

HOW TO REVIEW PICTURES:

Long press DOWN button to go into CAMERA MODE, then long press DOWN button

again to go into FILE REVIEW and select PHOTO.

HOW TO PLAY BACK VIDEO:

Long press DOWN button to go into CAMERA MODE, then long press DOWN button

again to go into FILE REVIEW and select NORMAL or PARKING

LOCKING FILES WHILE RECORDING:

Press the DOWN button and the current file will be saved and locked. This file can no

longer be deleted by the camera.

Connecting your Camera

CONNECTING TO PC

Connect the Camera to the PC using the USB cable included. Select the option MSDC

on the camera and it will appear as a removable disk.

CONNECTING THE DVR TO A STANDARD TV.(Effective with AV-OUT function)

Connect your camera and Standard TV with anAV cable

CONNECTING THE DVR TO HDTV

When connecting to a HDTV, use HDMI cable to connect the camera and send

video to the HDTV.

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Icon meanings

Playback Information

Video Mode GPS Acquired

Camera Mode White Balance

Auto

Tungsten

Fluorescent

Daylight

Cloudy Indicator

Segmented loop

Recording Time

Date and Time

In the bottom right corner or the video ﬁle will be the following information:

Driver Number

Date – Time - Speed

GPS coordinates

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How to access GPS information

1. Connect the Camera to the PC using the USB cable included. Select the

option MSDC on the camera and it will appear as a removable disk.

2. Open folder to view files

3. GPS coordinates will be saved in “gps” folder

4. Open a GPS reader website. (Eg. www.gpsvisualizer.com)

5. Upload your GPS file onto the site

6. The website will display the route.

Toubleshooting

PROBLEMS WITH

RECORDING QUALITY

Long press UP for Menu, then press UP &

DOWN buttons to select DEFAULT SETTINGS,

OK button to conﬁrm. Restart Device

STUCK IN MENU Repeat Long press DOWN until returned to the

default ‘recording screen’.

NOT RECOGNIZING CARD

BUTTONS ARE NOT

RESPONDING TO

KEY PRESSES

Long press POWER button to reset camera

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Ensure card has been formatted and is compatible.

For a list of compatible cards visit

www.4WDsupacentre.com.au.

Appendix

Speciﬁcations

IMAGE SENSOR 4M CMOS

CHIP MStar

LENS 135° Wide Angle

EXTERNAL MEMORY

See www.4WDsupacentre.com.au for a

list of compatible cards

WDR/HDR Supported

DISPLAY 1.5”TFT

STILL IMAGES Format: JPEG

Quality: Auto

VIDEOS Format: H.264 (MOV)

Resolution: 1920x1080 – 30 FPS

1280x720 – 30 FPS

1282 x720 – 60 FPS

AUDIO Built-in microphone / speaker

EXPOSURE -2.0EV ~ +2.0EV

TIME, DATE On / Off, date and time watermark functions

OUTPUT HDMI HD Audio-Video output

PC INTERFACE USB 2.0 (High Speed)

AV OUTPUT FORMAT NTSC / PAL

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12 MONTH LIMITED

WARRANTY

Warranty period:

Full 12 month warranty from date of purchase against

all manufacturing defects.

What does the warranty cover?

a. Under normal usage conditions, this warranty covers:

b.Any defect in design or manufacture which results in the product

failing to perform substantially as described in authorised

advertising or literature.

c. We will either repair or replace the product at our discretion providing

that the fault is found to have been caused by a design or manufacturing

defect and not misuse or tampering.

Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the

Australian Consumer Law. You are entitled to a replacement or refund for

a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably foreseeable

loss or damage. You are also entitled to have the goods repaired or

replaced if the goods fail to be of acceptable quality and the failure

does not amount to a major failure. The beneﬁts provided to you as the

consumer by this warranty are in addition to other rights and remedies

available to you under the law.

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