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Setup
Factory default values are shown below. Use the Remote Control Panel to change
settings.
Refer to page 37 regarding the "2 Officer" text file.
Setting Item
1 Shift Start
Sift End
Shift Pattern
2 Officer
Officer 1 first name ----
Officer 1 mid name -
Officer 1 last name ----
Officer 1 ID
Officer 2 first name ----
Officer 2 mid name -
Officer 2 last name ----
Officer 2 ID
Operation Key
Lock
3 Rec/Play
PowerOff Time
Init Camera
Select
Init Audio2 In
Select
PowerOn Rec
Loop Rec
Intermittent Rec
Resolution/
RecRate
∗1 The display changes according to the time zone setting.
∗2 Depending on the vehicle, battery charge may be depleted while recording.
∗3 Applies the setting in effect when power was last turned off. Unless power is
turned off properly, the operating state may not be saved correctly.
∗4 WMIC is the abbreviation for Wireless Microphone.
Factory Default Value Description
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OFF
∗
2
120
1
INCAR
OFF
OFF
OFF
Q-512k
Shift starting year, month, day and time
Shift ending year, month, day and time
Type of shift
Officer settings
Officer 1 first name
Officer 1 middle name
Officer 1 last name
Officer 1 ID
Officer 2 first name
Officer 2 middle name
Officer 2 last name
Officer 2 ID
Lock of buttons by an officer
Setting : ON, OFF
Recording and Playback Settings
Time from the SIGNAL turn-off to recorder
shut-down (minutes)
Setting : 0, 10, 20, 30, 60, 90, 120, 180
Initial video input selection (upon power on)
Setting : 1 ([CAMERA1] connector input)
2 ([CAMERA2] connector input)
∗
LAST
3
Initial source selection for AUDIO2 input
(upon power on)
Setting : INCAR ([IN CAR MIC] connector input)
∗
WMIC
([AUDIO IN 2] connector input)
4
∗
LAST
3
Automatically start recording with power-on
Setting : ON, OFF
Loop recording
Setting : ON, OFF
Intermittent recording
Setting : ON, OFF
Recording resolution and bit rate
Setting : Q-512k (320x240 pixel, 512 kbps)
Q-1M (320x240 pixel, 1 Mbps)
F-1M (720x480 pixel, 1 Mbps)
F-2M (720x480 pixel, 2 Mbps)
F-1M is 10 fps, and others are 30 fps
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1
∗
1
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