Mirror View - Cooker Xblitz - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Car Dash Camera / Rear View Mirror Camera
Brand	Xblitz
Model	Mirror View
Processor	JL 5603
Sensor (Front)	SC2368
Sensor (Rear)	V06
Lens	4G
Recording Resolution (Front)	Full HD 1920x1080p
Recording Resolution (Rear)	640x480p
Viewing Angle (Front)	130°
Viewing Angle (Rear)	120°
HDR Mode	Yes
Loop Recording	Yes (adjustable duration)
Motion Detection	Yes
Parking Mode	Yes
G-Sensor	Yes (adjustable sensitivity)
Maximum Memory Card Capacity	Micro SD up to 64 GB, Class 10
Recording Format	MOV
Power Supply	5V/1.5A DC (via cigarette lighter charger)
Battery	Built-in (allows recording up to 5 minutes without external power)
Dimensions	315 x 75 x 35 mm
Weight	250 g
Rear Camera Waterproof Rating	IP67 (dustproof, immersion up to 1m for 30 min)
Operating Temperature	0 to 35°C
Storage Temperature	+5 to +45°C
Humidity Tolerance	5-90% (non-condensing)

Frequently Asked Questions - Mirror View Xblitz

Why won't my Xblitz Mirror View camera turn on or keep turning off?

This may be due to constant power supply from the car's cigarette lighter socket. Try manual power on/off or check the power source.

Why does the device restart while driving?

Check the power source and ensure the charger connection is secure. A loose connection can cause restarts.

Why is my camera not recording in a loop (it records randomly)?

Check that the Motion Detection function is turned off. Motion detection can interrupt loop recording.

What should I do if I see 'card full' message?

Ensure G-Sensor and Parking Mode are set to minimum sensitivity. Format the micro SD card in FAT32 or exFAT on a computer, then format it again in the recorder.

Why is the recorded sound noisy, distorted, or unclear?

The condenser microphone is highly sensitive and records all ambient sounds. Overlaps from wind or air vents may cause distortion.

How do I use the rear camera as a reversing camera?

Connect the rear camera to the AVIN port and to the reverse light supply wires (red = plus). When reverse gear is engaged, the display will automatically show the rear view.

What memory card should I use?

Use a micro SD card of Class 10 or higher, up to 64 GB. Format it in FAT32 or exFAT on a computer first, then in the recorder.

How do I protect a recording from being overwritten?

During recording, press the MODE (M) button briefly. This will lock the current file so it won't be overwritten.

Can I use the camera while parked?

Yes, enable Parking Mode and Motion Detection. When a shock or motion is detected, the camera will record automatically. Ensure the camera is connected to power.

How do I reset the camera to factory settings?

Press the RESET button on the camera. This will restore default settings. You can also use the menu option 'Default settings'.

USER MANUAL Mirror View Xblitz

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INSTRUKCJA OBSŁUGI

WIDEOREJESTRATOR

Before use, please read the enclosed operating instructions and safety notes carefully to avoid accidental damage to the equipment or unintentional injury.

PURPOSE OF THE PRODUCT

The Xblitz Mirror View car camera is a camera built into the rear view mirror, it allows you to monitor the route of your vehicle and record any traffic incidents, in addition, the device comes with a second camera that can be used, for example, as a reversing camera. The video recorder is made of the highest quality components.

01. CONTENTS OF THE KIT

SEE FIG. A

1. Camera

2. Rear-view camera

3. Back-up camera connection cable
4. Memory card reader
5. Instructions
6. Charger
7. Fastening elastics

02. BEFORE USE

1. It is recommended to use original micro SD cards of class 10 or higher.
2. Before inserting the card into the recorder, it must be formatted in the computer in the FAT32 or exFAT file system (depending on the card) and then in the recorder.
3. The memory card must be installed when the device is switched off otherwise the card and the device may be damaged. The same applies when removing the card.
4. A fully charged battery allows recording without power for max. 5 minutes.
5. When the memory card fills up, the oldest unprotected recordings will be overwritten if the RECORDING IN BAND function is activated.
6. Use the functions of the device according to their intended use, i.e. do not use the MOVEMENT DETECTION and PARKING MODE while driving. This may cause the device to switch on and off automatically, e.g. when stopping at an intersection.
7. The G-Sensor option is recommended to be set to the lowest possible value in order to avoid securing recordings that may be caused by unevenness on the road.
8. Sound: the device has a condenser microphone that records all ambient sounds. Sounds may overlap causing distortion.
9. The camera will start recording automatically when connected to power.

03. CAMERA INSTALLATION

SEE FIG. A

1. Insert the memory card into the camera.
2. Attach the camera to the rear-view mirror.
3. Attach the camera using the rubber bands supplied with the camera in the kit.
4. Route the power cable and the reversing camera cable.
5. Connect the power cable and the reversing camera cable.
6. Connect the power supply to the cigarette lighter socket.

The mounting location of the rear camera depends on your preference. The

camera complies with waterproofing standards IP67 (completely dustproof and protected against immersion in water - max. 30 minutes at a depth of up to 1 metre).

Back-up camera installation:

1. Connect the black cable supplied with the kit to the AVIN port on the main unit, drag it to the mounting location and plug it in. Ensure that the main unit can see the secondary camera (if not, check that the cable is correctly inserted into both ports).
2. To use the rear view camera as a reversing camera before connecting it to the DVR, it must be connected to the reverse light supply wires (red = plus).
3. The installation carried out outdoors should be well insulated and should not be mechanically stressed.

04. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

SEE FIG. B

1. Location of rubber bands
2. Lens
3. Loudspeaker
4. RESET button
5. Micro SD card port
6. AV input (connection point for rear camera)
7. Mini USB port (camera power supply)
8. MODE button
9. UP button
10. POWER button
11. Down button
12. OK button
13. Microphone

05. GETTING STARTED

1. Mount and connect the camera to the power supply.
2. Insert micro SD memory card.
   NOTE: Please only insert and remove the memory card when the device is switched off.
3. Set in the menu:

a. Date and time.
b. Loop recording (adjust recording time). If you turn off loop recording, the files will not be overwritten.
c. Set your preferred resolution (it is recommended to use the

highest available).

d. Activate the G-sensor shock sensor.

1. Ensure that motion detection and parking mode are switched off while driving. If they remain on during normal use it will affect recordings. Enabling these modes is recommended only when leaving the vehicle parked.
2. The camera will start recording automatically each time it is switched on or connected to the power supply. If your car has a constant supply of power at the cigarette lighter socket, it is recommended that you manually switch the camera on and off to avoid discharging the battery while the vehicle is parked.

06. PRECAUTIONS

1. Do not disassemble the camera yourself or interfere with its construction. In the event of a malfunction, contact the service department.
2. Use only original accessories.
3. Only use the original charger supplied. The use of any other power supply may adversely affect battery performance.
4. The device may not be used in contravention of the laws of your country or region.
5. Permissible operating temperatures are 0-35 °C, storage: +5 to +45 °C, humidity: 5-90 °C without condensation.
6. Do not subject the device to damage or impacts.
7. Take care of the cleanliness of the product, especially the lens. Do not use detergents or chemicals when cleaning.
8. Clean only when the unit is unplugged.
9. Keep the device out of the reach of children.
10. Do not expose the device to very high temperatures or fire.

07. DESCRIPTION OF THE KEYS

MODE (M) - A short press moves between video/photo/playback modes. Longer press opens the context menu (unless the camera is recording). Another longer press takes you to the general menu. During video recording, a short press protects the current recording from being overwritten later.

UP - In menu and playback mode, it is responsible for navigating through the individual items. During recording playback, a short press on the button is responsible for rewinding. A longer press on the button switches between front and rear camera recordings. Outside the menu and playback mode, as well as in recording mode, the button is used to switch the view between the front and rear cameras, as well as the two-camera view mode (rear camera view in the top right corner or split screen).

POWER - Hold down 3 sec to switch the camera on or off. Short press to blank/awake the screen.

DOWN - In menu and playback mode, it is responsible for navigating through the individual items. During playback of a recording, a short press of the button is responsible for fast-forwarding.

OK- In video mode, pressing switches recording on and off. In menu and playback mode, approves individual actions. During video playback, acts as play/pause.

RESET - Pressing resets the camera and restores the default settings on the camera.

08. MENU

A. VIDEO MODE

1. Resolution

Set the resolution in which the camera will record. The higher the resolution, the better the quality of the recordings (Note: the higher the resolution, the more the files will take up on the memory card).

2. Loop recording

Selection of the length of the loop in which the device will record.

3. HDR image

HDR (High Dynamic Range) image on/off. In this mode, the recorder takes additional shots of the same frame for better exposure of the image.

4. Exposure

Video exposure settings.

5. Motion detection

Enable/disable motion detection.

6. Sound recording

Enable/disable audio recording.

7. Date stamp

Activation/deactivation of recording and date display on video recordings.

8. Shock sensor (G-sensor)

Switching off and on and selecting the sensitivity of the G-sensor shock sensor.

9. Parking mode

Activate/deactivate parking mode.

10. Car number

Entering the registration number to be displayed in the recordings and on the DVR screen.

B. PHOTO MODE

1. Capture mode

Photo delay settings.

2. Resolution

Selection of image resolution.

3. Continuous shooting

Enable/disable continuous shooting mode. When this mode is activated, the camera takes three high-speed pictures in approximately one second.

4. Quality

Picture quality settings.

5. Focus

Photo focus settings.

6. White balance

White balance settings.

7. Colour

Image colour settings (normal, black and white, sepia).

8. ISO

Matrix sensitivity settings.

9. Exposure

Exposure settings.

10. Stabilisation

Image stabilisation on/off.

11. Date stamp

Activation/deactivation of the recording and date display of video recordings.

C. PLAYBACK MODE

1. Delete

Deletion of a single, or all, files.

2. Security of recordings

Securing or unprotecting a single or all files.

3. Slideshow

Presentation of slides at selected intervals.

D. GENERAL MENU

1. Screen saver

Settings for the time after which the display is automatically extinguished.

1. Automatic switch-off

Settings for the time after which the device automatically switches off while not recording.

2. Frequency

Selection of recording frequency 50Hz or 60Hz - recommended setting: 50Hz.

3. Menu sound

Enable/disable the audible signal when navigating through the menu.

4. Language

Selection of menu language.

5. Date/time

Date and time settings.

6. Format

Micro SD card formatting.

7. Default settings

Restore the device to default settings.

8. Version

Information on the software version of the device.

09. SCREEN AND ICONS

A. VIDEO MODE

SEE FIG. C

1. Information on the mode of operation of the camera (here: video mode)

2. Length of recorded loop

3. Information on exposure settings

4. Information on enabled motion detection mode

5. Information about time-lapse recording on

6. Information on whether audio recording is on or off

7. Car registration number (optional)

8. Date and time

9. Video recording icon (if active and flashing it means the camera is recording)

10. HDR mode enabled information

11. Information on active protection of the recording

12. Information about the activated G-Sensor shock sensor

13. Video recording resolution set

14. Recording time (or if the camera is not recording the remaining recording time on the memory card)

15. Information on activated parking mode

16. Information on inserted memory card

17. Information on connected power supply

B. PHOTO MODE

SEE FIG. D

1. Information on the mode of operation of the camera (here: photo mode)
2. Information on exposure settings
3. Information about the set white balance (the icon changes according to the settings)
4. Information on the ISO sensitivity setting
5. Information about the set image quality (one star - worst; three stars - best)
6. Hour
7. Date
8. Information on anti-shock mode activated
9. Continuous shooting mode information
10. Information about the set resolution
11. Information on the number of photos that can be stored on the memory card at any one time
12. Information on inserted memory card
13. Information on connected charging

C. PLAYBACK MODE

SEE FIG. E

1. Information on the mode in which the camera is operating (here: playback mode)
2. Video playback (operation via OK button)
3. Stopping playback (operation via OK button)
4. Rewind (operation via UP button)
5. Fast forward (operated via the DOWN button)
6. Recording time
7. Car registration number (optional)
8. Date of recording
9. Recording file name
10. Information on inserted memory card
11. Information on connecting the device for charging

10. MAIN FEATURES OF THE CAMERA

1. Camera modes

The camera has 3 modes of operation:

Recording mode. In this mode, the camera records video.

Photo mode. In this mode, the camera takes photos.

Playback mode. View footage recorded by the camera.

2. Loop recording

The camera divides the recordings according to the selected time

settings.

3. Resolution

The camera can record in several resolutions. The higher the resolution, the better the recording quality. Note: the better the quality of the recording, the more space will be used on the memory card.

4. G-sensor

Gravity sensor. When the sensor is activated at the time of a collision, the recording file is protected from being overwritten. It is recommended to set the lowest available value, as at a higher value the camera may pick up shocks caused by unevenness of the road.

5. Parking mode

When it is switched on, the camera left in the car under power picks up the shock of the car (for example, during a parking bump), switches on and starts recording (recordings are automatically protected against overwriting). When driving, it is recommended that parking mode is switched off.

6. Motion detection mode

When switched on and left in active power mode, the camera will record a short video when motion is detected.

7. Audio recording

The camera has a built-in microphone for recording ambient sounds.

8. Rear-view camera

The included rear-view camera can be used as a reversing camera. When properly connected, the image will automatically switch to the view from the additional camera when reverse gear is engaged.

11. FAQ

1. Device does not switch on/off

The reason for this behaviour may be the constant power supply in the car's cigarette lighter socket.

1. The device restarts while driving.

It is recommended to check the power source.

1. The device does not record in a loop (it records randomly).

Check the setting of the ,motion detection' function - it should be off.

1. The device shows the message „card full”.

Check the „G-sensor“ and „parking mode“ functions and set them to minimum. The card must be formatted in FAT32 or exFAT format (depending on the type of card) first on the computer and then on the recorder.

1. The device records noisy, distorted, unclear sound:

The device has a highly sensitive microphone that records any am-

bient noises. The recorded sounds may overlap. Windscreen air vents may also distort the sound.

12. SPECIFICATION

Processor: JL 5603

Sensor: Front: SC2368 Rear: V06

Lens: 4G

Recording resolution: Front: Full HD 1920x1080p; Rear: 640x480p

Viewing angle: Front 130°, Rear: 120°

HDR mode: Yes

Loop recording: Yes

Motion detection: Yes

Parking mode: Yes

Memory: Micro SD cards up to 64 GB class 10

Recording format: MOV

Charger: 5V/1.5 A

USB: Mini USB 2.0

Microphone/loudspeaker: Built-in

Battery: Built-in

Dimensions: 315 x 75 x 35 mm

Weight: 250g

CAUTION: Use only the original charger with a charging current of 1.5 A. (Do not plug directly into a 220/230V outlet.) Failure to follow the instructions may cause damage to the camera or lead to dangerous situations.

13. WARRANTY/ COMPLAINTS CARD

The product comes with a 24-month warranty. Warranty conditions can be found at: https://xblitz.pl/gwarancja/

Complaints should be made using the complaint form found at:

Details, contact and address of the service can be found at: www.xblitz.pl Specifications and contents are subject to change without notice. We apologise for any inconvenience.

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KGK TREND Sp. z o.o.

(dawniej KGK Trade Sp. z o.o. Sp. K.)

ul. Ujastek 5b, 31-752 Kraków, Polska.

Wyprodukowano w PRC

Manufacturer:

KGK TREND Sp. z o. o.

(formerly KGK Trade Sp. z o.o. Sp. K.)

st. Ujastek 5b, 31-752 Cracow, Poland.

Made in PRC