16257 - Dashcam Eufab - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL 16257 Eufab

1 x Suction cup mount for the windscreen 1 x Operating instructions 1 x Vehicle dashboard camera 1 x Connecting cable Car dashcam

6.7 REPLACING THE FUSE 15

• The warning triangle indicates all instructions which are important for safety. Always follow these otherwise you could injure yourself or damage the device.

• Children may not play with the device.

• Cleaning and user maintenance may not be carried out by children without supervision.

• Do not treat packaging material carelessly. This may become a dangerous plaything for a child!

• Only use this product for its designated purpose!

• Do not manipulate or disassemble the device!

• For your own safety, only use accessories and spare parts that are stated in these instructions or that are recommended by the manufacturer!

• Do not misuse the cable. Do not use a cable or accessories other than those supplied.

• To disconnect the power supply, always pull on the plug itself, never on the cable.

• Do not expose the camera to mechanical loads, extreme temperatures, damp, solvents or gases.

• Secure the camera in your vehicle in such a way that your driving is not impeded.

• The camera may not be mounted in the vicinity of air bags.

• The battery of the camera cannot be removed and may only be charged when in the camera. Only use the supplied charging cable to charge the battery, never use another external charger.

• Observe the additional safety precautions in the individual sections of the operating instructions

• The use as vehicle monitoring camera may be restricted or banned in some countries. Find out about the legal regulations before using the camera. Dimensions: 35 x 65 x 70 [mm] Power supply: 12 – 24 V DC Monitor: LCD, 5.6 cm (2.2 inches) Lens: Wide angle, 120 degrees Video format: AVI Video resolution: 1080P FHD, HD, 720P, WVGA, VGA Photo resolution: Maximum 12 M Memory: micro-SD card with up to a maximum of 32 GB, class 10 (Not included in delivery) Weight: 0.170 kg Battery: Lithium polymer, 180 mAh, 0.67 Wh Photo format: JPEG

Labelled electrical products may not be disposed of in the household waste Read the operating instructions Complies with EC directives11

1 ON/OFF switch 2 Slot for memory card 3 Menu button 4 Lens 5 Power-LED 6 Mounting point 7 USB socket 9 Display 10 OK-button 11 Cursor button, down 12 Parking mode button 13 Cursor button, up 14 Mode button 15 Suction base 16 Lever 17 Coupling nut / ball joint 18 Camera mount 19 USB connector 20 Vehicle connector Figure 2: Suction base mount Figure 3: Charging cable Inserting the memory card Make sure that the dashboard camera has been switched o. Insert the micro-SD into the slot (Position 2 in the overview). Pay attention to ensure that the memory card is correctly positioned. The contacts of the memory card must face in the direction of the lens. Carefully push the memory card into the slot until it engages with a soft click.

Removing the memory card Switch the camera o. To remove the memory card, press down and release. The card will pop up and you can remove it. Removing the memory card with the camera switched on may result in a loss of data or damage to the device.12 Clean the section of the windscreen where the camera is to be mounted. Put the camera mount (Position 18 in the overview) into the mounting point (Position 6 in the overview) of the camera. Press the suction base (Position 15 in the overview) against the windscreen. Flip the lever (Position 16 in the overview). Undo the coupling nut (Position 17 in the overview) on the ball joint. Align the camera. Tighten the coupling nut up again. Plug the USB connector (Position 19 in the overview) of the charging cable into the USB socket (Position 7 in the overview) of the camera. Lay out the charging cable in such a way that it does not impede visibility and does not hinder you during the journey. Plug the vehicle connector (Position 20 in the overview) of the charging cable into the 12 V socket of your vehicle. Long press: Switches the camera on/o. Video recording is started directly after the camera is switched on. Brief press: Switches the Power-LED (Position 5 in the overview) on/o. In Standby mode: A brief press starts video recording (red dot ashes on the display) A second brief press stops video recording. In Photo mode: A brief press takes a photograph. In Play mode: A brief press plays the recorded video. ON/OFF switch (Position 1 in the overview) OK button (Position 10 in the overview)

Exposure: Here you can set the brightness of the video recording. +2.0 …+0.0 … -2.0 Motion detection: When the motion detector is activated, the camera automatically starts recording when motion is detected. Switch o – switch on Record audio: Switches the audio on/o Switch o – switch on Date stamp: The date is shown on the video. Switch o – switch on In Standby mode: A brief press opens the menu for the video settings. With the cursor buttons (Positions 11 and 13 in the overview), you can select the various menu items. Press the OK button to open the selected menu item. Use the cursor buttons to select the setting in the menu item, and conrm by pressing the OK button. Settings in the video menu (symbol shows a video camera in the top left of the display): Menu button (Position 3 in the overview) Resolution: FHD – HD - 720P 1280x720 - WVGA 848x480 - VGA 640x480 Loop recording: Here, the camera records short video passages. When the memory is full, the oldest recording will always be deleted. Switch o –1 minute –2 minutes –3 minutes Gsensor: When the gravity sensor is switched on, a camera in Parking mode will automatically record a 20 second video in the event of an impact (this recording is not automatically deleted). Three levels may be set for the severity of the impact. Switch o – 2G (light impact) – 4G – 8G (serious impact)13 Exit the menu using the mode button. Settings in the photo menu (symbol shows a photo camera in the top left of the display): Resolution: Select the resolution for your photos: 12M – 10M – 8M – 5M – 3M – 2M HD – 1,3M – VGA Image quality: Select the image quality for your photos: High quality – Standard – Low quality Sharpness: Select the sharpness setting for your photos: Strong – Standard – Soft White balance: Set the white contrast for your photos in order to get images that are true to colour. Automatic –Sunlight – Cloudy day – Light bulb –Wolfram (light bulb) – uorescent (uorescent tube) ISO: Set the sensitivity of the camera. Automatic – 100 – 200 Exposure compensation: Here you can set the brightness of the photos. +2.0 …+0.0 … -2.0 Stabiliser: Switch the image stabiliser on/o. Switch o – switch on Exit the menu using the mode button. In Standby mode: Briey press twice opens the menu for the camera settings. With the cursor buttons (Positions 11 and 13 in the overview), you can select the various menu items. Press the OK button to open the selected menu item. Use the cursor buttons to select the setting in the menu item, and conrm by pressing the OK button. Park mode: If the stop mode is activated, the video recording is saved automatically in the event of an impact (this recording is not deleted automatically). Three levels may be set for the severity of the impact. Switch o – 2G (light impact) – 4G – 8G (serious impact) Camera settings (spanner symbol at the top left of the screen): Date/Time: Set the date and time using the cursor buttons and conrm each entry by pressing the OK button. Press the menu button to exit this menu item. Screensaver: Set whether and when the screensaver is to be activated. Volume: 0 to 3 Language settings: Set the menu language and conrm the selected language using the OK button. Light frequency: Adjust the frequency to the power supply in your country. 50 Hz – 60 Hz Format: The memory card is formatted, all data is lost. Cancel – Conrm Defoult setting: The factory settings of the camera are restored. Cancel – Conrm Version: Shows the version of the software on the camera. Mode button (Position 14 in the overview) Pressing the Mode button multiple times allows you to switch the function modes in the following sequence: Video mode – Photo mode – Play mode.14 Parking mode button (Position 12 in the overview) Press the Parking mode button before switching the camera o. The „P symbol“ will be shown in the top right of the display. After the camera is switched o, it is in Parking mode, see also the „Gravity sensor“ in section

In order to view the recorded videos and photos, press the Mode button to switch to Play mode. Use the cursor buttons to select the desired video or photo. Press the OK button to view the video or photo. In order to view the recordings on your computer, insert the memory card into an appropriate card reader and connect to your computer.

6.7 REPLACING THE FUSE

Turn the tip of the 12 V connector of the charging cable anti-clockwise until it is released from the connector and it can be removed. The fuse is exposed and can be removed from the connector. Replace the fuse with another of the same strength and screw the tip back into the connector. Fuse: ø 6 x 30, 2 A, fast-blowing, 250 V

Error/Fault Possible cause Assistance/solution The connector of the monitor cable has not been inserted into the 12 V vehicle socket. Plug the connector of the charging cable into the 12 V vehicle socket. The fuse of the monitor cable connector has been triggered and must be replaced. Replace the fuse in the monitor cable connector The fuse of the 12 V vehicle socket has been triggered and must be replaced. Replace the fuse in the fuse box of the vehicle The battery is empty (only when used without charging cable) Use the charging cable to connect the camera to the 12 V vehicle socket. The memory card has not been inserted correctly Insert the memory card properly Write protection of the memory card has been activated Deactivate the write protection of the memory card The memory card is not formatted Format the memory card (Format in

section 6.5 Functions)

There is not sucient memory space Delete some les in order to free up memory space The memory card is defective Try using a dierent card No function No saving possible15 The lens of the camera is dirty Carefully clean the lens Strong light is acting directly on the lens of the camera As soon as the strong light dissipates, the image quality will be OK Incorrect light frequency set Set the appropriate light frequency for articial light (Light frequency in

section 6.5 Functions)

The monitor does not show a clean image

Before cleaning, disconnect the connecting cable from the camera. Clean the housing with a soft, dry cloth. Do not use any aggressive cleaning agents or solvent-based cleaners. Never allow liquids to ingress into the housing. When not in use, store the dashboard camera in a dry place. Do not expose the camera to large temperature uctuations. The condensation that occurs as a result may, under certain circumstances, damage the device. Do not dispose of electrical devices with the household waste! Electrical and electronic scrap must be collected separately and disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner for recycling. Please contact your community or city administration regarding disposal options for electrical and electronic scrap.