DRV410 - Dashcam KENWOOD - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL DRV410 KENWOOD

Please note that JVC KENWOOD shall not be responsible for any damages suered by the customer or a third party as a result of incorrectly using this product, a failure during use of this product, or other trouble, or due to the use of this product, unless such liability is acknowledged by law. Copyrights

Recorded video, image, and audio content cannot be used for other than personal enjoyment without the consent of the copyright holder as specied in the Copyright Act.

For your own safety, do not operate the controls of the product while driving.

A window mount is needed when using the recorder in a car. Make sure that you place the recorder in an appropriate place, so as not to obstruct the driver’s view or deployment of airbags.

Make sure that no object is blocking the camera lens and no reective material is placed near the lens. Please keep the lens clean.

If the car’s windscreen is tinted with a coating, it may impact the recording quality.

Connect the charger to a proper power source. The voltage requirements are found on the product case and/or packaging.

Do not use the charger if the cord becomes damaged.

Do not attempt to service the unit. There are no serviceable parts inside. Replace the unit if it is damaged or exposed to excess moisture.5 Caringforyourdevice Taking good care of your device will ensure trouble-free operation and reduce the risk of damage.

Keep your device away from excessive moisture and extreme temperatures.

Avoid exposing your device to direct sunlight or strong ultraviolet light for extended periods of time.

Do not place anything on top of your device or drop objects on your device.

Do not drop your device or subject it to severe shock.

Do not subject your device to sudden and severe temperature changes. This could cause moisture condensation inside the unit, which could damage your device. In the event of moisture condensation, allow the device to dry out completely before use.

The screen surface can easily be scratched. Avoid touching it with sharp objects. Nonadhesive generic screen protectors designed specically for use on portable devices with LCD panels may be used to help protect the screen from minor scratches.

Never clean your device with it powered on. Use a soft, lint-free cloth to wipe the screen and the exterior of your device.

Do not use paper towels to clean the screen.

Never attempt to disassemble, repair or make any modications to your device. Disassembly, modication or any attempt at repair could cause damage to your device and even bodily injury or property damage and will void any warranty.

Do not store or carry ammable liquids, gases or explosive materials in the same compartment as your device, its parts or accessories.

To discourage theft, do not leave the device and accessories in plain view in an unattended vehicle.

Overheating may damage the device.6 InformationonDisposalofOldElectricalandElectronicEquipmentandBatteries (applicableforcountriesthathaveadoptedseparatewastecollectionsystems) Products and batteries with the symbol (crossedout wheeled bin) cannot be disposed as household waste. Old electrical and electronic equipment and batteries should be recycled at a facility capable of handling these items and their waste by products. Contact your local authority for details in locating a recycle facility nearest to you. Proper recycling and waste disposal will help conserve resources whilst preventing detrimental eects on our health and the environment. Notice: The sign “Pb” below the symbol for batteries indicates that this battery contains lead.7 Precautions for Use PrecautionsforInstallation

Install the device in a position where it will not block the front view of the driver (position where hidden by the rear-view mirror).

Install the device so that it is within the wiping range of the wiper.

Install the device in a position where it will not interfere with the movement of the rear-view mirror.

Take care not to install the device over the vehicle inspection sticker or other sticker.

Take care not to install the device where it will interfere with driving or airbag operation.

When installing the device in a vehicle equipped with a driving support system, check the instruction manual of the vehicle and then select an installation location that will not interfere with the driving support system.

If the device is installed incorrectly, event recording or parking recording may not work correctly. Refer to "How to Install" for the loosening of xing knob, installation orientation, installation angle, and other information and then install the device correctly.

Do not install the device near a digital terrestrial television antenna or an electrical component. Doing so may reduce television receiver sensitivity or cause ickering and noise.

Use a commercially available cleaning cloth or the like to wipe off all dirt and grease on the mounting surface and then x the mount base in place. If the device is re-affixed or mounted using, for example, general-purpose double-sided tape, the adhesion strength may weaken and cause the device to fall.

After mounting the device, leave it for 24 hours before use to enable the mounting strength of the mount bracket to improve. Failing to do so may result in the adhesion of the mount bracket becoming weak and the device falling.

Fix the cord in place with tape or the like so that it does not interfere with driving. PrecautionsforUse

Do not block the camera lens, get dirt on it, or place a reective object near it.

When LED trac lights are recorded, video in which they appear to be ickering or ashing may be recorded. JVC KENWOOD assumes no responsibility with regard to the distinguishing or recording of trac lights.

If coating is used on the windshield of the vehicle, recording quality may be aected.

There is no guarantee that the device can record video in all conditions. CleaningtheDevice

When the device is dirty, wipe it with a dry silicone cloth or other soft cloth. If the device is very dirty, remove the dirt with a cloth with neutral cleaner on it and then wipe off the cleaner. Wiping the device with a hard cloth or using using a volatile substance such as thinner or alcohol may cause scratches, deformation, deterioration, or other damage.

When the lens is dirty, gently wipe it with a soft cloth dampened with water. Rubbing the lens strongly with a dry cloth may cause scratches. IfYouNoticeaProblemwiththe Device If you notice a problem with the device, first refer to "Troubleshooting" (

P.28) and check whether there is a way to resolve the problem. If you are unable to find a way to resolve the problem, press the [MENU/OK] button on the device for at least 25 seconds to reset the device. When the power turns o after resetting the device, press the [MENU/OK] button for at least 1 second to turn on the power. (

P.11) If the device does not return to normal after the reset, turn o the power of the device and then contact your dealer or nearest JVC KENWOOD service center.8 How to Install InstallationProcedure Check that the vehicle is parked on a level surface.

Attachthedevicetothemount bracket.(accessory) Insert the mount bracket into the bracket attachment part of the device and attach it to the device.Camera lens sideMount bracket

Determinewheretomountthe device. Determine the mounting position in reference to "Recommended installation position."

Cleanthemountingsurfaceandthen axthedevicetothewindshield. Use a commercially available cleaning cloth or the like to wipe off all dirt and grease on the mounting surface. Peel o the release paper of the double-sided tape on the mount bracket and push the bracket against the windscreen to ax it in place. Leave the device for 24 hours before use to enable the mounting strength of the mount bracket to improve.Release paper

Performthecordwiringwork. Refer to "How to Wire" and then perform the wiring work. ( P.10)

Adjusttheinstallationangleofthe deviceandthenxthedeviceinplace. Turn the angle adjustment knob clockwise before adjustment. When adjusting the installation angle, check that the camera eld of view is parallel to a level ground surface and that the ratio of the sky and ground are the same. After adjusting the installation angle, turn the angle adjustment knob of the adjustment bracket counterclockwise to x the device in place.AdjustmentexampleAngle adjustment knobWindshieldRear-view mirror If you will use the driving support function, you need to make the adjustments described in "Adjusting the Settings to Match the Vehicle." ( P.12) Make the adjustments described in "Adjusting the Settings to Match the Vehicle" in a location with a level surface and a sight distance of about 200 m. ( P.12)9 Recommendedinstallationposition

Install the device in a position where it will not block the front view of the driver (position where hidden by the rear-view mirror). Install the device so that it is within the wiping range of the wiper. Mounting the device to the center of the windshield behind the rear-view mirror will facilitate optimal video recording. CAUTION When passing the power cord through the front pillar or another part, observe the following points when performing the wiring work. Wire the power cord farther forward or farther rearward than the airbag so that it does not interfere with the airbag. In the case of a vehicle in which the front pillar cover is xed in place with special clips or the like, the clips may need to be replaced after you remove the front pillar cover. For how to remove the front pillar cover, the availability of replacement parts, and other information, contact the vehicle dealer.

Fix the power cord in place with commercially available soft tape or the like so that it does not interfere with driving. Windshield Double- sided tape Inside vehicle Outside vehicle Front pillar cover Clip AirbagFront pillarPower cordSoft tape** Fix the power cord in place with commercially available soft tape or the like. Rear-view mirror Power cord Ceramic part10 How to Wire Before performing the connection work, rst check that the engine key is removed and then be sure to disconnect the negative terminal of the battery to prevent a short accident. CAUTION PowercordforDashboardCamera(accessory) Groundcord(Black) Connect to a metal part of the vehicle (part of the chassis with an electrical connection to the negative side of the power supply).Ignition key switch Fuse BatteryMain fuse GND Accessorycord(Red) Connect to a power supply that can be turned on and o with the switch. Batterycord(Yellow) Connect to a power supply with a voltage always applied regardless of whether or not the engine key is on or o at a point after the power has passed through the main fuse.Accessory power supplyFuse (2 A) DashboardCamera Connect the Dashboard Camera and power cord. Cordlength(3.5m) ACC BAT T11 Names and Functions of Parts

Bracketattachmentpart Attach the supplied mount bracket.

Speaker Outputs voice guidance, warning sounds, and le playback audio.

Powercordconnectorterminal Connect the supplied cigarette lighter plug cord or the Dashboard Camera power cable.

Press this button during playback to play the previous le.

Hold down this button during playback to rewind, and hold it down while playback is paused to play slowly in the reverse direction. Release this button during rewinding to play, and release it during reverse slow playback to pause.

Press this button during menu display to return to the previous item.

Hold down this button to turn on or o the power of the device.

This button functions as the OK button during menu display.

Hold down this button for at least 25 seconds to reset the device.

Press this button during continuous recording to take a photo.

Press this button during playback to play the next le.

Hold down this button during playback to fast-forward, and hold it down while playback is paused to play slowly in the forward direction. Release this button during fast-forwarding to play, and release it during forward slow playback to pause.

Press this button during menu display to go to the next item.

SDcardslot Insert an SD card for recording.

Indicator Lights when the power of the device turns on.

Press this button during continuous recording to start manual recording.

Each press of this button during playback switches between the paused and playback states.

Press and hold this button during playback or menu setting to return to continuous recording.

This button functions as the cancel, back, or exit button during menu display.12 AdjustingtheSettingstoMatchtheVehicle Before using the driving support function, set the mounting height of the device from the road surface and adjust the horizon and bonnet front edge position settings to match the vehicle.

For the mounting height setting, set the nearest height among the setting options. In the case of a vehicle for which the bonnet front edge cannot be seen, lower the guide line to the lowest position at which the center of the road surface is not hidden by the body or a part of the vehicle and then set the setting. The driving support function is set to "OFF" by default ( P.21). Before Using the Driving Support Function13 InsertingandRemovinganSDCard Turn o the power of the device and then insert an SD card into the SD card slot until you hear a clicking sound. Be careful with regard to the orientation of the card.To remove the SD card, turn o the power of the device and then press the SD card so that it pops up and remove the SD card by pulling it out. Be sure to format an SD card with the device. When an SD card is formatted, all files including protected les are deleted. TuringthePowerOn/Off Turning on the accessories power (ACC) switch or starting the engine of the vehicle turns on the power of the device and starts continuous recording. Turning off the accessories power (ACC) turns off the power of the device and switches to parking recording mode. ToTurnthePowerOn/OffManually When the accessories power (ACC) is on, the power of the device can be turned on or o manually. Hold down the [MENU/OK] button for at least 3 seconds while the device is on to turn o the power. Hold down the [MENU/OK] button for at least 1 second while the device is o to turn on the power. When the power has been turned off manually, power is consumed because the device is in standby. There are vehicle models such as some imported vehicles for which the power to the cigarette lighter is not cut o even when the engine is turned o. To protect the battery, remove the cigarette lighter plug when you get out of the vehicle. FormattinganSDCard Before using an SD card, rst format (initialize) it with the device. InserttheSDcardintotheSDcardslot. Pressthe[MENU/OK]button.MENU appears. Usethe[ ]/[K]buttonstoselect<Format SD card>andthenpressthe[MENU/OK]button.

Pressthe[MENU/OK]buttontoendtheprocedure. Basic Operations14 RecordingModes The device has four recording modes. Turning on the power of the device starts continuous recording. The recorded video is recorded as les to the SD card. The recording les are sorted into a separate folder for each recording mode. Continuousrecordings Turning on the power of the device starts continuous recording. In continuous recording mode, les are deleted in order from the oldest to record when there is no recording area remaining. Continuous recording Elapsedtime

The recording data is saved to the continuous recordings folder. The recording time of one le can be set in "Continuous recording le length" ( P.20). Manualrecording Pressing the [ ] button on the device during continuous recording starts manual recording. The recording time of manual recording is the 10 seconds before manual recording plus the time set in "Manual recording time" (

P.20). If you wish to extend the recording time, press the [ ] button again. When manual recording ends, the mode returns to continuous recording. Elapsedtime

Continuous recording Records 10 seconds before manual recording Manualrecording Manualrecording (If the button is pressed during manual recording, the recording time is extended from that point by the amount of recording time set for manual recording.) Manual recording (set time)

The recording data is saved to the manual recordings folder. The recording time of one le is a maximum of one minute. If the recording time exceeds one minute, the le is split to record. When 10 les will be exceeded, manual recording cannot be performed (when 8 GB SD card). When "Overwrite (manual)" is set to "ON," les are deleted in order from the oldest to record (

P.20). Back up the recording data you wish to keep to a PC or other device if necessary. Basic Operations15 Eventrecording The detection of a sudden collision, unexpected collision, or other event during continuous recording starts event recording. The recording time of event recording is the 10 seconds before collision detection plus the time set in "Event recording time" (

P.20). When event recording ends, the mode returns to continuous recording.

The recording data is saved to the event recordings folder. The recording time of one le is a maximum of one minute. If the recording time exceeds one minute, the le is split to record. If a collision is detected during event recording, event recording is extended. When ve les will be exceeded, event recording cannot be performed (when 8 GB SD card). When "Overwrite (event)" is set to "ON," les are deleted in order from the oldest to record (

P.20). Back up the recording data you wish to keep to a PC or other device if necessary. Parkingrecording Turning o the accessories power (ACC) turns o the power of the device and switches to parking recording mode to perform vehicle collision monitoring. If the vehicle is subjected to a collision, the power of the device turns on and parking recording starts. When parking recording ends, vehicle collision monitoring resumes. Parkingrecording Collisiondetected Collision monitoring Parking recording (set time) Elapsedtime

The recording data is saved to the parking recordings folder. Parking recording starts a few seconds after the vehicle is subjected to a collision. The monitor screen is not displayed during parking recording. When 20 files will be exceeded, parking recording cannot be performed (when 8 GB SD card). Delete any unnecessary data or back up the recording data you wish to keep to a PC or other device if necessary. You can conrm whether there is an excess number of les with the " 8 Number of les exceeded" indicator on the recording screen ( P.16). If parking recording is performed, a notication on the screen informs you that parking recording has been performed when the power turns on. Parking recording cannot be performed when "Recording time" is set to "OFF" ( P.20). Parking recording may sometimes be performed as result of detecting vibration when a door is closed. Elapsedtime

Continuous recording Collisiondetected Records 10 seconds before collision detection Event recording (set time) Eventrecording16 RecordingatAnyLocation(Manual Recording) Pressing the

button on the device during continuous recording allows you to record manually whenever you wish. Pressthe[ ]button.Manual recording starts and then the mode returns to continuous recording after the time set for the recording time of manual recording elapses. If you wish to extend the recording time, press the [ ] button again. The recording time of manual recording is the 10 seconds before manual recording plus the time set in "Manual recording time." ( P.20) Recording cannot be performed during folder or le selection, playback, deletion, and setting. Recording TakingaPhoto Pressing the [K] button on the device during continuous recording allows you to take a photo whenever you wish. Pressthe[K]button. If you wish to take another photo, press the [K] button again. A photo cannot be taken when the device is not recording such as during playback or when conguring menu settings.Recordingscreenindicators

GPSreceptionstate Resolution(3M:2304x1296,FHD:1920x1080,orHD:1280x720) Audiorecording HDRrecording Remainingmanualrecordingoreventrecordingtime Numberoflesexceeded(manualrecording,eventrecording,parkingrecording,orphotos) Phototaking RecordingatAnyLocation(Forcibly Recording) Forcibly start recording even during playback or menu display. Holddownthe[ ]button.Playback or menu display stops and continuous recording resumes.17 PlayingFiles Select a file such as a recording file or photo and start playback. Pressthe[MENU/OK]button.MENU appears. Usethe[ ]/[K]buttonstoselect<Playback>andthenpressthe[MENU/OK]button.

Usethe[ ]/[K]buttonstoselectthefolderyouwishtoplayandthenpressthe[MENU/OK]button.The video for the most recent file in the selected folder is displayed.

Continuous recordingsThere are continuous recording les.Manual recordings There are manual recording les.Event recordingsThere are event recording les.Parking recordings There are parking recording les.Still imagesThere are still image les. Usethe[ ]/[K]buttonstoselecttheleyouwishtoplayandthenpressthe[MENU/OK]buttonandpressthe ]button.Playback of the selected le begins.

[K] button during playback plays the previous or next le or photo.ToreturntocontinuousrecordingHold down the [ ] button. Files are listed in their recording or capture order. Recording is stopped while selecting a folder or file and during playback. Also, manual recording using the [ button does not work.Playbackscreenindicators

Recordingleplaybackstateorphotoleindication Playtime Playposition Recordinglename,date,andtime Fileprotection Numberofleplaying/totalnumberofles Playback18 OperationwiththePlayback Menu Protect or delete files such as event recording les or photos. You can also delete all of the les in a folder.

Selectaleorphototoplay.

Return Returns to folder selection.Delete le Deletes a le that is not protected.Delete folderDeletes all les in the folder that are not protected.Protect leProtects the le so that it will remain even if an attempt to overwrite or delete it is made.Remove le protectionRemoves le protection.

Continuous recording files cannot be protected. To delete a protected file, remove file protection. When an SD card is formatted, all files including protected les are deleted. Protecting or Deleting Files19 Various Settings OperationwithMENU Perform operations such as playback and conguring video recording settings on the MENU screen.

Repeat the same operation according to the selected item.

Holddownthe[ ]buttonto endtheprocedure.

Except for the recording described in "Recording at Any Location (Forcibly Recording)," recording is not possible while the menu is displayed. ( P.16)The MENU screen of step 2 changes in the following order.PlaybackParking recording settingsVideo recording settingsDriving support settingsSystem settingsFormat SD cardUpdate system20 Various Settings

• Factory default settings MENU Playback Continuous recordings Select the desired folder from the list screen and play a le. (

P.17) Files can also be protected or deleted during playback. (

P.18) Manual recordings Event recordings Parking recordings Still images Parkingrecordingsettings Recording time OFF/10 sec*/20 sec/30 sec Set the recording time for parking recording after collision detection. Overwrite ON*/OFF Set whether or not to overwrite old files when the maximum number of recording les will be exceeded. Sensitivity settings 1(Low)/2/3(Mid)*/4/5(High) Set the sensitivity for detecting a vehicle collision while parked. 1: Detects large collisions, 3: Standard, 5: Detects small collisions Videorecordingsettings Audio recording ON*/OFF Set whether or not to record audio with the microphone during recording. Continuous recording file length 1 min*/2 min/3 min Set the recording time for continuous recording. The recording is divided each time the recording time elapses. Manual recording time 15 sec*/30 sec/1 min Set the recording time for manual recording. The recording time for before manual recording is set to 10 seconds. Event recording time 15 sec*/30 sec/1 min Set the recording time for after collision detection. The recording time for before vehicle collision detection is set to 10 seconds. Overwrite (manual) ON/OFF* Set whether or not to overwrite old files when the maximum number of recording les will be exceeded. Overwrite (event) ON/OFF* Set whether or not to overwrite old files when the maximum number of recording les will be exceeded. Resolution 3M (2304x1296)/1920x1080*/1280x720 Set the resolution for recording. HDR recording ON*/OFF Setting this to ON records subjects by reducing overexposure and loss of dark detail even when capturing scenes with high light-dark contrast. HDR cannot be set to ON when the resolution is 3M. Sensitivity settings 1(Low)/2/3(Mid)*/4/5(High) Set the sensitivity for detecting a vehicle collision. 1: Detects large collisions, 3: Standard, 5: Detects small collisions21 Drivingsupportsettings Forward collision warning ON/OFF* Detects the distance between your vehicle and the vehicle in front and noties with a warning sound to prevent a collision with the vehicle in front if a safe distance is not maintained. This operates at 30 km/h and faster. Lane departure warning ON/OFF* Detects the lane your vehicle is driving in and noties with a warning sound when your vehicle is departing from the current lane. This operates at 60 km/h and faster. Departure delay warning ON/OFF* When your vehicle is stopped behind the vehicle in front and then the vehicle in front begins moving, a warning sign noties if your vehicle is late to begin moving. A warning sound is also output when, for example, your vehicle moves backward. Detection range settings Before using the driving support function, adjust the horizon and bonnet front edge position settings to match the vehicle.

P.12) Mounting height settings 1.2 m*/1.35 m/2 m Set the mounting height of the device from the road surface.

P.13) Update system Update the device rmware.

P.23)22 Various Settings SettingtheDateandTime Set the date and time of the device.

AutomaticSet the date and time automatically using the time received from a GPS satellite.Manual Set the date and time manually.

When manual was selected, the date/setting is displayed. Repeat the same operation to set the date and time.

The device sets the date and time automatically using the coordinated universal time (UTC) received from a GPS satellite. If the date and time are set automatically, setting the correct time may not be possible until a GPS satellite signal can be received normally.23 UpdatingtheSystem Update the system rmware of the device. For information regarding updates, visit the JVC KENWOOD website at http://www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/.

The rmware is updated.

Pressthe[MENU/OK]buttontoend theprocedure.

Do not turn o the power of the device, start the engine of the vehicle, or remove the SD card during the update. When the firmware update is finished, the device restarts.24 KENWOOD DRIVE REVIEWER is a PC application for displaying video recorded with the device.The application can be downloaded from the JVC KENWOOD website at http://www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/

InstallingtheSoftware

Fileoperations Perform le operations such as selecting les and backing up the SD card les to your PC. SELECT FOLDER (S) Select the <JVCKENWOOD> drive for the SD card. EXPORT kmz/ kml (E) Output a driving information le (kml/kmz) that can be used with the GoogleMaps

map service. BACKUP (B) Back up the SD card data to the hard disk of a PC, etc. EXIT (X) Exit the PC application.

Videoplaybackscreenselection Display the top right, top left, bottom right, or bottom left of the screen enlarged or display an arbitrary location enlarged. When the top right, top left, bottom right, or bottom left of the screen is displayed enlarged, press this to return to the normal screen.

Selectiontabs Display a list of all files or display a list of the event recording, manual recording, and parking recording les. Select MAP to display a map for the video currently playing.

Videoscreen Displays the video of the selected file. Operate the playback bar to move to any location. Also, double-click the video screen during playback to switch to full screen display. Each click of the screen during full screen display switches between the paused and playback states. Double-click the screen to return to the normal screen.

Operationbuttons These buttons are for operations such as playing and stopping video. Displays the previous or next frame of the video. Displays the previous or next le. Stops playback. Pressing this during playback pauses playback. Pressing it again resumes playback. Captures an image at the point pressed. Indicates operating states such as the playback state. Changes the playback speed. Adjusts the volume.

Filelist Displays a list of the files and thumbnails selected with a selection tab.

G-sensorchart Displays waveforms of acceleration for movement in the forward/backward (X), left/ right (Y), and up/down (Z) directions of the vehicle.

Speedmeter Displays the speed of the vehicle.26 Using the PC Application OutputtingaStillImagefrom Video Capture video at any location from the video currently playing as a still image.

Pressthe[Save]button. UsingMAP Display a map for the location of a recorded video. An Internet connection is required to use MA P.

For how to use the le, see the help of the GoogleMaps map service or GoogleEarth map service.28 Find the corresponding symptom in the following table and then resolve the problem. If you are unable to nd a solution, contact your dealer or a JVC KENWOOD service center. Common Symptom Cause/Solution Power does not turn on.

The power of the vehicle cigarette lighter socket is not on.

Turn on the accessories power (ACC) switch of the vehicle or start the engine of the vehicle.

Check the insertion state of the cigarette lighter plug.

Check the cords are not shorted and then replace the fuse with one of the same capacity.

The connections of the power cord are incorrect.

Conrm the connections with the dealer.

The power does not turn on even though there is no problem with the fuse and wiring.

Refer to "If You Notice a Problem with the Device" and then reset the device.

An SD card is not inserted.

An SD card of a size other than 8 GB to 32 GB is inserted.

An SD card that does not comply with the SDHC standards is inserted.

The SD card is not formatted.

Insert an SD card that can be used with the device into the SD card slot.

If necessary, format the SD card with the device.

The internal temperature of the device is high.

Reduce the temperature inside the vehicle. The protection circuit operation will be canceled and recording will become possible. DisplayedMessagesandVoiceGuidance If any of the following messages appears, resolve the problem as described in the table below. Voice guidance is also played for messages with the * mark. Message Cause/Solution No SD card inserted*

The power was turned on while no SD card was inserted.

The SD card was removed during recording.

Refer to "Cards supported by this device" and then insert an SD card that can be used with the device into the SD card slot.

An SD card that cannot be recognized is inserted.

Refer to "Cards supported by this device" and then insert an SD card that can be used with the device into the SD card slot.

The SD card is not formatted in a format that can be recognized.

If necessary, refer to "Formatting an SD Card" and then format the SD card with the device.

The SD card has malfunctioned.

Replace the SD card with a new one. SD cards have a product lifespan, such as the number of times that writing can be performed. Uncompatible SD card

An SD card with a capacity less than 8 GB or more than 32 GB is inserted.

Refer to "Cards supported by this device" and then insert an SD card that can be used with the device into the SD card slot.

P.32) Recording has stopped*

The SD card was removed during recording.

Recording became no longer possible due to a failure of the SD card.

Recording stopped due to some problem occurring.

Recording may stop if an SD card of an incompatible speed class is used.

Reinsert the SD card.

Replace the SD card with a new one.

Change the overwrite setting of the "Video recording settings".

Replace the SD card with a compatible one. No space on the SD card

The free space required to start continuous recording is not available on the SD card.

The free space required to record up to the le limit for manual recording or event recording is not available.

Refer to "Protecting or Deleting Files" and then delete unnecessary les.

Back up any necessary data to a PC or other device, refer to "Formatting an SD Card," and then format the SD card with the device.

P.13) Event recording failed (file limit exceeded)

"Overwrite (event)" is "OFF" and the le limit of the folder for event recordings has been reached.

When "Overwrite (event)" is set to "ON," old les are deleted to record.

P.20) Manual recording failed (file limit exceeded)

"Overwrite (manual)" is "OFF" and the file limit of the folder for manual recordings has been reached.

When "Overwrite (manual)" is set to "ON," old les are deleted to record.

P.20) Still image recording failed (le limit exceeded)

The le limit for still images has been reached.

Refer to "Protecting or Deleting Files" and then delete unnecessary les.

P.18)30 Message Cause/Solution File cannot be played

A le that cannot be played was recorded for some reason.

Data can no longer be read due to a failure of the SD card.

Back up any necessary data to a PC or other device, refer to "Formatting an SD Card," and then format the SD card with the device.

P.13) Recording stopped due to high temperature

Recording was not possible due the temperature of the device rising.

Reduce the temperature inside the vehicle. The protection circuit operation will be canceled and recording will become possible. System will turn off due to high temperature

The power was turned off for safety reasons due to the temperature of the device rising.

Reduce the temperature inside the vehicle. The protection circuit operation will be canceled and recording will become possible. No update le available

There is no rmware data in the SD card.

Insert rmware data for the device in the SD card.

The update file in the SD card is the same as or older than the current rmware version.

If the SD card contains the latest rmware data, an update is not necessary because the rmware of the device is up to date. System update failed

The update le could not be read properly from the SD card.

The update le is damaged.

Format the SD card in the device, copy the update data to the SD card again, and then perform the update operation again. Troubleshooting31 Appendix DrivingSupportFunction

The driving support function is for providing driving support to drivers and not for preventing accidents. Furthermore, it does not provide notications of all hazards.

Please observe the trac rules to ensure safe driving by paying attention to the distance to the vehicle in front, your surroundings and driving conditions, and applying the brakes when necessary. Furthermore, operation is not completely guaranteed even when the device is used correctly as described in the instruction manual. Please note that JVC KENWOOD bears no responsibility whatsoever for any losses incurred as a result.

Due to the specications of the device, a warning sound is also played when you change lanes on roads because the lane departure warning function is not linked to the turn signals.

The driving support function may not operate correctly in the following cases.

Location where GPS signals cannot be received correctly, such as in tunnels or where there are many tall buildings

When lanes cannot be correctly recognized as a result of deterioration of the road surface, reection during rain, etc.

When the vehicle in front cannot be recognized as a vehicle due to its shape or paint color, changes in the amount of light, etc.

Changes due to weather (rain, snow, heavy fog, etc.), time of day (early hours of the morning, evening, night, etc.), light from behind, and trac conditions (trac jams, pedestrians, etc.) MonitorScreen

Do not apply a strong impact to the screen part. Doing so may cause a failure.

Prevent direct sunlight from shining on the screen. Prolonged use while direct sunlight shines on the screen will result in the screen becoming hot, causing it to fail.

If the temperature becomes extremely high or low, display may become slow or dark, or afterimages may be seen. These phenomena are characteristics of LCD screens and are not an indication of a failure. The monitor will recover when the temperature inside the vehicle returns to normal.

Small dots may appear on the screen. This phenomenon is typical of LCD screens and is not an indication of a failure.

Display may be difficult to see depending on the angle at which the LCD is viewed due to the characteristics of LCD screens, but this is not an indication of a failure. GPS

GPS positioning begins when the power of the device turns on. Positioning may take about 5 minutes to complete depending on the GPS positioning conditions.

GPS satellite signals cannot pass through solid materials (except glass). GPS positioning cannot be used in tunnels and buildings. Signal reception may be affected by conditions such as bad weather and dense overhead obstacles (e.g., trees, tunnels, viaducts, and tall buildings). Speed, position, and other information will not be displayed correctly when GPS satellite signals cannot be received.

GPS is managed by the U.S. government, which assumes full responsibility for its performance. Changes to the GPS system may affect the accuracy of all GPS devices. ImportantNoticesRegarding TrademarksandSoftware

microSDHC logo is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC. @2015 Google Inc. All rights reserver. GoogleMaps

and GoogleEarth are registered trademarks of Google Inc. This product is licensed only for the following applications based on the AVC Patent Portfolio License. Consumers recording video (hereinafter referred to as AVC Video) compliant with the MPEG-4 AVC standard for personal use and non-prot purposes.2) Playing AVC Video (video consumers recorded for personal use and non-profit purposes or video recorded by a provider that has obtained a license from MPEG LA)For details, refer to the MPEG LA, LLC. website.http://www.mpegla.com/ Importantnoticesregardingsoftware This product uses software components (licensed software) in accordance with the software license agreements granted by third parties. For details, view the support information for this product at http://www.kenwood.com/cs/ce/.32 Appendix SDCards Cardssupportedbythisdevice Standard microSDHC Size 8 GB to 32 GB Speed class Class 6 or higher File system FAT32

Up to the Class 10 speed class is supported. PrecautionsforusingSDcards

When using a commercially available SD card, also check the instructions supplied with the SD card. Be sure to format (initialize) an SD card with the device before use. SD cards have a product lifespan, such as the number of times that writing can be performed. It is recommended to replace the SD card with a new one regularly depending on the usage conditions. When inserting and removing an SD card, conrm the orientation, do not bend it, and do not apply a strong force or impact to it. Do not directly touch the contact part with a hand or metal. The stored data may be damaged or lost due to static electricity. Be sure to back up (copy) the required les in the SD card to a PC or other device. The saved data may be lost due to the usage conditions of the SD card. Please note that JVC KENWOOD cannot compensate for any damages arising from the loss of saved les. RequestsRegardingDisposalor TransferringOwnershipofanSDCard

Using the SD card format and deletion functions of this device or formating with a function of a PC just changes the file management information and does not completely delete the data in a SD card. We recommend either physically destroying the actual SD card or using commercially available PC data deletion software or the like to completely delete the data in the SD card before disposal or transfer of ownership. Manage the data in SD cards at your own responsibility. FolderandFileStructure Recorded data is organized into a folder for each item, and le names are assigned automatically in order using dates and le numbers. ルートフォルダ(JVCKENWOOD)YYMMDDhhmmss.MOVYYMMDDhhmmss.MOVNORMALEVENTMANUALPARKINGSYSTEMYYMMDDhhmmss.MOVYYMMDDhhmmss.MOVYYMMDDhhmmss.MOVYYMMDDhhmmss.MOVYYMMDDhhmmss.MOVYYMMDDhhmmss.MOVPICTUREYYMMDDhhmmss.JPGYYMMDDhhmmss.JPGFolder FileRootfolder(JVCKENWOOD) (Continuous recordings) (Event recordings) (Manual recordings) (Parking recordings) (Still image recordings) (Position information) File name formatYYMMDDhhmmss.MOV or .JPGYear Month Day Hour Minute SecondDo not change or delete the les in the SD card using a PC or other device. The files may become no longer playable with the device or the PC application.33 RecordingTimes Recording quality Card size 8 GB 16 GB 32 GB 3M (2304x1296) 50 minutes 100 minutes 210 minutes 1920x1080 70 minutes 140 minutes 280 minutes 1280x720 100 minutes 200 minutes 400 minutes

The above recording times are the totals (maximums) for continuous recordings, manual recordings, event recordings, and parking recordings.

The number of continuous recording files differs depending on the number of recorded event recordings, manual recordings, and parking recordings.

For event recording, manual recording, and parking recording, old les are deleted for recording when the overwrite setting for each le type is set to "ON." Back up required les to a PC or other device. SystemRequirementsforKENWOODDRIVEREVIEWER

Windows 7 with Service Pack 1 (32-bit/64-bit) Windows 8.1/8.1 Pro (32-bit/64-bit) Windows 10 (32-bit/64-bit) Screen resolution 1280x800 or higher CPU Core i3 2 GHz or faster Memory 2 GB or higher HDD 500 MB or more of free space Other .NET Framework 4.0 or 4.5 must be installed (.NET Framework is already installed with the standard installation of Windows 7/8/10)34 Specifications Screensize 1.5-inch, 110,000 pixels, full-color TFT Imagesensor 1/3-inch color CMOS Maximumrecordinganglesofview Horizontal: Approx. 117 degrees, Vertical: Approx. 63 degrees (Diagonal 128 degrees) Lens Wide-angle, F-number 2.0 Recordingresolution(maximum) Video maximum 2.98 million pixels 2304x1296 (1296P) 1920x1080 (1080P) 1280x720 (720P) Framerate 27 fps Recordingmodes Continuous recording, event recording, manual recording, parking recording Recordingtimebeforeandafter collisiondetected 10 seconds before, 15, 30, or 60 seconds after (maximum 70 seconds) Continuousrecordingfilelength 1, 2, or 3 minutes Audiorecording Available (ON/OFF possible) Recordingfiles Video Recording format: MOV Video: H.264, MPEG-4 AVC Audio: Linear PCM Stillimage JPEG (maximum 2304x1296) Recordingvideoplaybackmethod Unit or Windows standard Window Media Player, QuickTime, etc. Supports dedicated viewer software (download from JVC KENWOOD website) Recordingmedia microSDHC card 8 to 32 GB supported (Class 6 or higher) GPS Built-in G-sensor Built-in Collisionsensitivity –4.0 G to +4.0 G (in 0.1 G increments) Powervoltage 12 V (8.5 to 16 V) Currentconsumption 200 mA (maximum 720 mA) Operatingtemperaturerange –10°C to +60°C Externaldimensions(W)x(H)x(D) 77 x 56 x 35 mm (excluding protrusions) Height when bracket attached: 93 mm WeightWhen microSDHC card inserted Approx. 81 g (excluding cord) Accessories Power cord (3.5 m) x1 Mount bracket (double-sided tape) x1

The monitor is manufactured with high-precision technology, but there may still be some stuck or dead pixels. (Please note that this is not a malfunction.) The specications and design are subject to change due to technological developments.3

P.32) Recording has stopped*

P.13) Event recording failed (le limit exceeded)

P.20) Manual recording failed (le limit exceeded)

P.20) Still image recording failed (le limit exceeded)

P.18)30 Message Cause/Solution File cannot be played

P.13) Recording stopped due to high temperature

P.32) Recording has stopped*

P.13) Event recording failed (le limit exceeded)

P.20) Still image recording failed (le limit exceeded)

P.18) File cannot be played

P.13) Recording stopped due to high temperature