Support Multi Language 3.0 Mega WDR/HDR Wide Angle Full HD Car DVR With 2.0 Inch TFT LCD  

Quick Detail:

1. 2.4 Inch TFT LCD Screen
2. Built-in G-sensor
3. Full HD 1920*1080P 30FPS
4. Advanced H.264 Video Compression

Description:

• Full HD 1920*1080P
• Support Night Vision
• Advanced H.264 Compression (Save Space of Storage)
• Built-in G-sensor. To detect the collision or acceleration and protect the recorded data.
• Emergency Lock. Once G-sensor detects accident, it will lock current video to avoid replacing by the new ones. Seamless Continuously Loop Recording (Not Miss Any Data).
• Auto Start: Start to Record Video Once Vehicle Starts.
• Support Replay While Recording in Driving
• Output: By AV Port, USB
• More Application: To be Camcorder, PC camera, and Storage.
• Including Bracket for Easy Installing
• Support Multi Language
• Powered by USB Cable or Car Charger
• Built-in Rechargeable Lithium Polymer Battery

Specifications:

 
 
 
FAQ:

Q: How to start it?
A: There are 3 ways:

1. It will start to record automatically, when your car starts and no need to do anything manually. (Before that, be sure the TF card is inside it and car charger is connected well.)
2. If inside battery is not empty, you just need to press the power button.
3. Connect it with USB cable by a charger plug or power bank. (5V 1A with USB port)

Q: What it means when a dash camera is looping or loops?

A: Loop or looping is the important feature that allows the car DVR to continuously record video (hour after hour) to the same memory card. As the camera records in the “loop” or “cycle” setting, it is creating video files or segments in 2, 5 or 10 minute lengths. These files are recorded and saved consecutively (one after another) to the memory card. When a camera fills up a memory card (with many files), it will delete the earliest video segment / file and save the latest video file. The camera does this automatically, when the Loop feature is on.

Q: How does the SD card fit into the camera?
A: The SD cards are generally placed into the cameras labels "up" or "out". Push them in until the click sound is heard (you will feel a little spring inside the camera providing tension). Sometimes you may need a nickel or another object to push in far enough. Don't worry it is designed this way so that the SD card doesn't come out while you are driving down the road.