Rac 210 Manual de usuario
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RAC 210 Full HD
Dash Cam with GPS,
Wi-Fi and Speed
Camera Alerts
Designed and tested by experts
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
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Congratulations on
choosing the Forward
Facing RAC 210 Full HD
Dash Cam with GPS,
Wi-Fi and Speed Camera
Alert Function.
Please read these
instructions carefully
before use.
Contents
Product Features P01
Unpacking P01
Identification of Controls P02
Preparing for Use P03
Installing the Dash Cam P04
Connecting to Power P04
Powering the Dash Cam On / Off P05
Set the Date / Time P06
Mode Selection P06
Using the Dash Cam P06
Recording Screen P07
Emergency File Protection P07
Motion Detection P07
G-sensor Collision
Audio on/off P08
Video Menu Operation P08
Video Mode P09
General Settings Menu Options P10
General Settings P11
General Settings P12
GPS Settings Menu Options P13
Taking Pictures P14
Still Capture Screen P14
GPS Function
P16
Viewing Pictures
P16
GPS Icon Indication
P17
GPS Tracking Logger
P18
Battery Warning and
Installation Notes
P19
Caution
P20
Warranty
P20
Specification
P21
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Zoom in / out P14
Playing Videos Mode P15
Playing Videos P15
Playing Videos screen P15
GPS Abnormal Warning Condition P17
Wi-Fi Function P18
Frequently Asked Questions P22
Product Features
›Full HD 1080p Dash Cam - records what happens on the road ahead
›2 Megapixel CMOS Sensor
›2.31” TFT Display - with screen saver function to avoid distractions whilst driving
›127˚ Wide Angle F1.8 6G Lens
›Supports up to 32GB Class10 Micro SD Card
›G-sensor Collision Recording Protection
›Motion Detection
›Seamless Loop Recording
Unpacking
Unpack the contents of the box and ensure the following components
are present.
›RAC 210 Dash Cam
›Car Charger
›Micro SD Card (pre installed into the RAC 210)
›SD Card Reader
›Suction Pad
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Quick Start Guide
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Windows Sticker
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Carry Case
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RAC 210 Full HD Dash Cam
Built in Wi-Fi function - video can be streamed, downloaded and played back on a
a smart phone
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Built in GPS function records speed and location›
Built in Speed Camera Alerts to notify the driver of upcoming speed and safety
cameras by way of an audio and visual alert, advising the distance to the speed
camera, the current speed limit and the current speed of the vehicle
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Identification of Controls
Controls:
1. USB Port for car charger
2. Rear camera (optional) port
3. Power/Reset button
4. Lens
5. Micro SD Card slot (pre installed)
6. LCD display
7. Menu / Mode button
8. Up button
9. Down button
10. REC/OK button
11. GPS
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Preparing for Use
Battery Indicator and Charging
Inserting the Micro SD Card (included)
Follow the direction indicated on the Dash Cam to insert the Micro SD card,
a click sound is heard indicating the card is in position.
NOTE: For first use, the Micro SD card is pre installed.
To remove the Micro SD card, push to eject the Micro SD card out of the slot.
NOTE :
1.
Do not remove or insert the Micro SD card when the Dash Cam is turned on.
This may damage the Micro SD card.
2.
Please use a minimum Class 10 or higher rating Micro SD card, maximum
up to 32GB.
3.
Please format the micro SD card before the first use (see instructions in this
Manual).
4.
When removing the Micro SD card, be careful that the card may spring out
and get lost. The Micro SD slot has this spring-out feature for easy removal
of the card.
Micro SD Card slot
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Installing the Dash Cam
1. Push the mount into the slot on the top of the Dash Cam, make sure the mount
is securely locked in place.
2. Position the suction-cap on the windshield, and then press down the clamp on the
suction pad to secure it to the windshield. Make sure the suction pad is
securely locked in place.
3.
Loosen the knob to swivel the Dash Cam vertically. Lock the knob, to confirm
that the Dash Cam is securely locked in place.
4.
Rotate the Dash Cam 360° to secure the desired view if required.
Connecting to Power
Use only the supplied car charger for powering the Dash Cam.
1. Connect one end of the car charger to the USB port on the Dash Cam.
2.
Plug the other end of the car charger to the in car power socke of your vehicle.
Once the vehicle engine is started, the Dash Cam automatically turns on. It will
also turn off when the engine is turned off. (Note: Some vehicles have an in car
power supply that remains on, even if the engine is turned off. If this is the case,
you will need to manually turn the Dash Cam on and off, using the power button,
when you enter and leave the vehicle)
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Note: Any excess cable can normally be tucked into the ceiling of the vehicle. We
have a video to advise on how best to fit the RAC 210 which is available at
www.proofcam.com and visit “Dash Cam Resources”. You can also search
“How to fit an RAC 210” on YouTube.
Powering the Dash Cam On / Off
Auto Power On / Off
Once the vehicle engine is started, the Dash Cam automatically turns on and starts
recording (must have the Micro SD Card installed). After the car engine is stopped,
the Dash Cam will automatically save the last recorded file and shutdown.
Manual Power On / Off and Reset
Manual Power On / Off
Short press the Power button 1 second to power the Dash Cam on and off.
Reset the Device
In case the Dash Cam fails to function normally, press the Power button for
10 seconds to restart the Dash Cam. Sometimes it is also necessary to format
the Micro SD Card, which can be performed from the menu settings.
Power and Reset button
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NOTE: If your vehicle in car power remains on after the car engine has been turned
off, you may need to remove the power lead, or turn the RAC 210 off using the power
button. This is because if the in car power remains on, the RAC 210 will not know that
the engine has turned off.
Set the Date / Time
The time and date will automatically update after the Dash Cam has recevied
a GPS signal. The letters GPS in the top left of the screen will turn from red to
green once a GPS signal has been acquired. You may need to adjust the time
zone settings in the menu if the displayed time is not correct.
Mode Selection
Using the Dash Cam
Recording Videos
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Auto Update
Manual Update
Press REC button to stop recording;
Press Menu button to enter menu settings and the first menu;
Press Menu button twice to enter the third menu;
Press the Up / Down buttons to select Clock settings;
Press REC button to enter the Clock settings;
Press Up / Down buttons to change values, then when complete, press
REC button to return to the menu settings;
Press Menu button until the Dash Cam exits the menu function and
returns to the Home screen;
Press REC button to resume recording.
The defualt setting is Video Mode . Long press Menu button to switch
to Still Capture Mode , press Menu button can switch to Front
camera Playback Mode , press Menu button can switch to Rear
camera Playback Mode , press Menu button can switch to Picture
viewing Mode .
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Before starting to record, please ensure that the Micro SD card (included) is
inserted. If you are using the Dash Cam for the first time it will be pre installed
in the slot. When using the Dash Cam in the UK, you will need to adjust the
“Protect Level” settings to LOW. Press REC button to start recording, the
video recording icon flashes on the screen. The recorded files are saved to
the Micro SD card. To stop recording, press REC button again. With the
car charger connected the Dash Cam will automatically turn on and start
recording when the car engine starts. When the engine stops, the Dash Cam
will automatically save the last file and turn off.
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Emergency File Protection
The RAC 210 records in segments onto the Micro SD card.
First, enter Menu Settings and activate Motion Detection function (the default setting
is Off, choose Low / Middle / High to activate the function);
Recording Screen
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Wi-Fi status
Exposure Bias Value
Battery status
Remaining memory timeSystem timeSystem date
GPS status
Recording status Resolution FPS Mode Memory status
Protect video icon
The RAC 210 uses ‘loop technology” – this means that when the Micro SD card
is full up, it will automatically overwrite the oldest videos and keep recording.
There is no need to erase files or adjust the settings.
The default segment duration is 3 minutes, which can be changed from the
menu settings. For example, 1 hour of recording would generate 20 x 3 minute
segments. During recording, press Menu button to protect the current
video, the lock icon appears on the screen, the current video clip will be
protected and cannot be replaced.
The reason for recording in segments is so that, when you connect the RAC 210
to your computer, or download files using the SD card reader, numerous files
will appear on the screen, each tagged with a date and time, with each file
representing a segment. This makes it easy to locate a specific file, rather than
having to scroll through hours of video.
Motion Detection
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