THINKWARE X350 THINKWARE DASH CAM User Manual

THINKWARE SYSTEMS CORPORATION THINKWARE DASH CAM

User Manual

U s e r M a n u a lX350This Dashboard Camera (dash cam) is a specialized onboard device that continuously records video while the vehicle is in use. Some features may not be available depending on installation, driving conditions, and vehicle type. The video quality might vary for each device as a result of installed rmware.The device DOES NOT guarantee video recording of all accidents as built-in impact sensor may not be activated due to combination of user settings and the level of impact during the collision.X350_UM_ENG_Rev.02
C o n t e n t s Before Using THINKWARE DASH CAMTM X350 2 FCC Statement 3 Information to user : RSS-247 3 Caution 4 Getting Started 1-1. In the Package 5 1-2. Optional Accessories 5 1-3. Product Overview 6 1-4. Inserting a Memory Card 7 1-5. Vehicle Installation 8Basic Operations 2-1. Turning the Device Power On/O 10 2-2. Road Safety Warning (Optional Accessory) 11 2-3. Recorded Files 12 2-4. Recording Videos While Driving 13 2-5. Recording Videos While Parked (Optional Accessory) 14 2-6. Manual Recording 15 2-7. Formatting MicroSD Card 16 2-8. Upgrading Firmware 17LCD Screen 3-1. Main Menu 17 3-2. Live View 18 3-3. File List 19 3-4. Memory Card Settings 21 3-5. Settings > Record settings 22 3-6. Settings > System Settings 23 3-7. About Device 24Mobile Viewer Application 4-1. Thinkware Dash Cam Mobile Viewer 25 4-2. Thinkware Dash Cam Mobile Viewer Main Menu 27PC Viewer Software 5-1. Thinkware Dash Cam PC Viewer 30Device Information 6-1. Specications 34010203040506
2Before Using THINKWARE DASH CAMTM X350▶ Under the copyright laws, this manual may not be copied, in whole or in part, without the written consent of THINKWARE. ▶ Every eort has been made to ensure this Guide's accuracy. However, we cannot guarantee the accuracy of the contents in this document as there may be technical errors, omissions, and/or future changes. ▶ THINKWARE reserves the right to change or modify the product and the content of this manual at any time without prior notice for product improvements. ▶ Images contained in this user guide are illustrations for instructional purposes only and may dier from the actual product. ▶ Users do not reserve the right to use the product for purposes other than as specied in this user guide. According to the Personal Information Protection Act and other related regulations, the user/owner may be held liable if the video and/or conversation recorded by the device are distributed without their con-sent. Thus, special attention should be paid in using this product. ● The MicroSD memory card should be tested for errors on a regular basis and as the memory card is a consumable item, it will need to be replaced periodically. ● THINKWARE shall NOT be responsible for any problems and/or damages that may occur from the use of disingenuous, modied, or unauthorized parts and accessories. ● The device and the recorded videos are intended for personal use and the recorded videos should be used for reference only. ● The device does NOT guarantee video recording of all accidents as built-in impact sensor may not be activated due to combination of user settings and the level of impact during the collision.
3FCC Statement This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful inter-ference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: ▶ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.▶ Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. ▶ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the receiver is connected. ▶ Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.▶ This appliance and its antenna must not be co-located or operation in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. ▶ A minimum separation distance of 20cm must be maintained between the antenna and the person for this appliance to satisfy the RF exposure requirements.FCC CAUTION: Any changes or modications to the equipment not expressly approved by the party responsi-ble for compliance could void your authority to operate the equipment.FCC ID: 2ADTG-X350Information to user : RSS-247This device complies with Industry Canada’s licence-exempt RSSs.Please be cautioned the changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compli-ance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.Notice: Operation is subject to the following two conditions : (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.IC: 12594A-X350
4Caution Depending on the make and model of your car, the power may be constantly supplied to the dash cam even with the ignition turned o. Installation of the device to a continuously powered 12V out-let could result in vehicle battery drainage. This device is designed to record video while the vehicle is in operation. The quality of the video might be aected by weather conditions and the road environment such as day or night, presence of street lighting, entering/exiting tunnels, and the surrounding temperature. THINKWARE is NOT responsible for the loss of any recorded video during operation. Although designed to withstand high impact of car collision, THINKWARE does NOT guarantee re-cording of accidents where the impact may cause the device to be damaged. Keep the windshield and camera lens clean for optimal video quality. Particles and substances on the camera lens or windshield may reduce the quality of the recorded videos. The specied operating temperature of this prod-uct is 14°F to 140°F (-10°C to 60°C) and storage temperature is -4°F to 158°F (-20°C to 70°C). En-sure that the device is kept within these tempera-ture ranges; otherwise, the device may not func-tion as designed and at extreme temperatures, permanent physical damage can result which is not covered by warranty. Avoid placing the device under direct sunlight. Avoid using the device in extreme conditions where the Product is exposed to high tempera-ture and/or humidity. Only use genuine accessories and peripherals from THINKWARE or authorized THINKWARE dealer. THINKWARE does not warrant the safety and compatibility from use of peripherals from other manufacturers. Use genuine parts supplied by THINKWARE. Do not apply excessive force when pushing the buttons on the device. Do not clean the Product using chemical cleaner or solvents as it may damage plastic components. Use soft, clean, dry fabric to gently wipe the Product. Do not place or store the device where it can be accessible by children and pets. Do not disassemble the Product as it will void product warranty and may also damage the prod-uct. Handle with care. Drop, shock, and mishandling the Product may result in malfunction and/or damage to the device. Do not operate this device while driving. Install this device in a location where it has unob-structed view of the road but does not interfere with the driver’s view. Check with your State and Municipal laws before mounting to the wind-shield. The device and/or installation items have moving parts and may shift in extreme road conditions such as unpaved road. Check frequently to ensure the device is positioned as instructed in this guide. Do not operate or handle power cable with wet hands. Do not use a damaged power cable. Keep the power cable away from heaters or other hot objects. Check that power cable with correct connector is used and the connections are secure and rmly in place. Do not pull, insert, or bend the power cable using excessive force. Do not place heavy objects on the device and the power cable. Do not modify or cut the power cable. THINKWARE does not guarantee that devices or peripherals not authorized by THINKWARE will be compatible with its Product. Do not attempt to insert foreign objects into the device or power cable. Do not spill or spray liquid into the device as it may cause malfunction, re, or electric shock. This device is intended to be used inside the ve-hicle only. RISK OF EXPLOSION IF BATTERY IS REPLACED BY AN INCORRECT TYPE. DISPOSE OF USED BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE INSTRUCTIONS.
5Getting Started01Hardwiring Cable External GPS AntennaMicroSD memory card with adapter (consumable)Quick Start Guide & Warranty / CS information / User Manual (stored in the MicroSD card)1. Getting StartedThis unit was tested with shielded cables on the peripheral devices. Shielded cables must be used with the unit to ensure compliance.1-1. In the Package 1-2. Optional Accessories Main Dash Cam Unit Mount with 3M tape (1ea) Car Charger Adhesive Cable Holder (5ea)
6No. Name Description1Security LED Operation indicator lights that are used to visually indicate that the vehicle is equipped with a dash cam2Mount Connector Connects to the windshield mount 3Camera Lens Front facing camera for video recording 4Wi-Fi ( ) Connection ButtonPress briey : Connecting with Wi-Fi passwordPress and Hold (5 seconds or longer) : Connecting with WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup)5Reset Press to force the device to restart 6Microphone Records audio along with video 7LCD Screen Provides Live View, video playback, and access to dash cam conguration8Control Buttons Control Buttons to navigate through user menu on the screen9Memory Card Slot Location for the memory card 10 Power Button Press and hold for 3 seconds to turn the device on/o 11 DC-IN Connects to power cable 12 External GPS Antenna Connect the external GPS antenna (Optional Accessory Required)1-3. Product OverviewFront viewRight viewRear viewTop view72 3145 691011 128
7Getting Started011-4-2. Installing a MicroSD CardDo not apply excessive force on the MicroSD card or attempt to insert it in the wrong direction as it may cause damage to the MicroSD card and the card slot. Inserting the memory card Insert the MicroSD card into the slot with the metal contacts facing the back of the device, and push it until locks into the place.Removing the memory cardGently apply force on the MicroSD card until it is ejected from the slot.MicroSD card1-4. Inserting a Memory Card1-4-1. About Memory Cards MicroSD card must be used with a storage capacity of 8GB Class 10 or higher. UHS MicroSD card must be used with a storage capacity of 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB.  Device only supports MicroSD card with capacity of 8GB Class 10 or higher. The MicroSD card should be formatted every 2 weeks to maximize the lifetime of the memory card. The MicroSD card should be tested for errors on a regular basis and as the memory card is a consumable item, it should be replaced periodically. THINKWARE shall NOT be responsible for any problems and/or damages that may occur from not using genuine or authorized parts and accessories. It is strongly recommended that THINKWARE memory cards are used to minimize memory card error. Ensure that the device is completely o before removing the MicroSD card to avoid damages to the memory card. To prevent loss of important data, frequently copy recorded videos from MicroSD card to another storage device such as personal computer for back up.Cautions
81-5-1. Connecting the Device and the Mount ① Align the mount with the connector (A), and slide it towards (B) until it clicks into place.② Remove the protective lm from the camera lens.1-5. Vehicle Installation1-5-2. Installing the Device ① Clean the area on the windshield where the dash cam will be installed.② With dash cam main unit still attached to the mount, remove the protective tape from the back of the mount.③ Attach the adhesive side of the mount on the windshield where it has an unobstructed view of the road but does not interfere with the driver’s view.To ensure that the mount is safely secured, it is recommend-ed that you separate the device from the mount after instal-lation and press the mount towards windshield for 5 minutes to maintain pressure. Allow 24 hours until the adhesive on the mount has set before connecting the dash cam.TIPThe camera is located on the left side of the main unit so install the dash cam on the right of center behind the rearview mirror. TIP
9Getting Started011-5-3. Connecting to power① Connect the power cable to DC-IN socket of the device. ② Plug the car charger adapter end of the power cable into a 12V DC vehicle power socket.③ Arrange the wire by using the adhesive cable hold-ers as shown below.④Adjust the camera so that the dash cam is facing forward and is level with the road.Before applying the mount, turn on the dash cam and use the live view on the LCD Screen to adjust the camera angle.TIPPreventing Vehicle Battery Discharge■ Depending on the make and model of your car, the power may be supplied to the dash cam even with the ignition turned off. This may result in vehicle battery discharge. ■ Some vehicles with multiple power sockets might be equipped with at least 1 outlet that does not shut off the power with the ignition. Test each power outlet to ensure you connect to an outlet that shuts off with vehicle ignition.For more information on the power cable routing instruction, please visit Thinkware homepage. (www.thinkware.com)Hide the power cable by placing (tucking) it in the space between the windshield and headliner.Recommended locations for the adhesive wire clips to arrange the power cable.
102. Basic Operations2-1. Turning the Device Power On/O Once connected to the vehicle, the device will automatically turn on and o with vehicle ignition. To manually turn the device on/o, press and hold the Power button for 3 seconds.Power cable for vehiclePress and hold for 3 seconds
11Basic Operations02 This feature may not be available in some countries.GPS may be aected by weather conditions, satellite signal, and/or surrounding geographical features.Coated windshields can interfere with GPS signal which may result in poor or blocked GPS reception.Other electronic devices and/or equipment may interfere with GPS signal if placed too close to the dash cam.CautionsResetting GPS ┗GPS can be reset by selecting “Main Menu > About Device > GPS Info > Reset GPS”Alert will be displayed on the LCD screen when approaching nearby points of interest. 2-2-1. Safety Camera Alert Safety Camera Alert: Using GPS and database, safety camera alert will warn the driver when approaching trac enforcement zones such as red light camera, speed camera, average speed camera, and mobile speed zones. ①Enable the safety camera alert feature in "LCD Menu > Settings > System Settings > Safety Camera Alert"2-2. Road Safety Warning (Optional Accessory)
12 Recorded video les are saved in the folder by date and hour in the MicroSD card.┗Files are created based on the time when the videos are recorded. As a loop-recording surveillance product, the dash cam will automatically overwrite oldest le in the memory card once the memory is full. However, event recording and manual recording videos are stored in separate locations and will be protected from le overwriting.2-3. Recorded FilesFront view recording Do not use the MicroSD card as an external storage device. Do not tamper with the system les within the in the MicroSD card. This may result in unexpected behavior during operation.CautionsYear Month Day HourMinuteSecond
13Basic Operations022-4. Recording Videos While Driving Driving over speed bumps, manholes, or uneven roads at high speeds can also be detected as an impact and may trigger incident recording. The device can record up to 1 minute of incident recordings in the case of continuous impacts or multiple accidents. The duration of incident footage recorded may vary according to the device settings.Cautions2-4-2. Incident Recording During Continuous Recording Mode When the dash cam detects impact, it will immediately store the 10 seconds prior and 10 seconds after impact.  The 20-second impact recording is saved on the MicroSDcard under the "evt_rec" folder. Please note that the dash cam will only detect impact as an incident if the level of impact is greater than the sensitivity level of the G-Sensor. You can change these levels in the user conguration.2-4-1. Continuous Recording Mode Videos are recorded in 1 minute segments and saved as les in the MicroSD card under the folder named “cont_rec”.
142-5-1. Motion Detection Recording The dash cam is equipped with motion detector which is used to detect motion that initiates video recording while the vehicle is parked. When the dash cam detects motion while parked, it will immediately store the previous 10 seconds prior to the activation of motion detection start recording video for the next 10 seconds. - The 20-second motion detection recording is then saved on the MicroSD card under the folder named "motion_rec".2-5-2. Parking Incident Recording  When the dash cam detects impact while parked, it will imme-diately store the 10 seconds prior and after the impact. - The 20-second impact recording is saved on the MicroSD card under the "parking_rec" folder.2-5. Recording Videos While Parked (Optional Accessory)This feature is available only when the dash cam has been hardwired directly to the vehicle battery. Separate purchase for the hardwiring cable accessory and professional installation is required. The device can record up to 1 minute for continuous impacts in the case of multiple collisions.Cautions
15Basic Operations02 When the allocated storage for manual recording videos is full, oldest video le will be replaced by the new recorded video.Cautions Briey press the REC button to start recording. The device will record video for 1 minute (10 seconds before and 50 seconds after) as of the time when the button is pressed. The recorded video will be saved under the “manual_rec” folder. Note that when manual recording is initiated, the previous 10 seconds prior to pressing the button will be saved so even if you just missed a scene, you can still capture and safely store the video by initiating manual record within 10 seconds of the event.2-6. Manual RecordingIn addition to recording accidents, the dash cam allows the user to initiate manual recording mode to cap-ture scenery and/or places while driving. This feature can also be used to save video as witness where the installed vehicle is not directly involved in an accident. Video les saved during manual recording mode are stored in a separate location on the memory card and will be protected from video overwriting in continuous recording mode.
16 Select “Memory Card Format” menu located at "Mem Card Settings > Memory Format".2-7. Formatting MicroSD Card The system will automatically be updated if the MicroSD card contains the rmware upgrade le. The device restarts automatically after the upgrade has been completed.Make sure your device is always up to date with latest rmware. Please check back frequently at THINK-WARE website (www.thinkware.com) for the latest rmware updates.Do NOT disconnect your device from power while it is being updated. This will result in damage to the dash cam.2-8. Upgrading Firmware The MicroSD card should be formatted every 2 weeks to maximize the lifetime of the memory card. Cautions
17LCD Screen033. LCD Screen3-1. Main MenuDirectional KeysChange to Live ViewRecording statusData/TimeSelect
183-2. Live ViewLCD screen can be used to verify current recording view.Audio recording statusBack to main menuWi-Fi On/OManual recording statusCurrent speed / Voltage
19LCD Screen033-3. File ListRecording will suspend when browsing through video list and settings menu. Visual notication will appear on the screen to conrm the suspension of recording prior to entering the menu.3-3-1. File List - 1 The congured storage capacity may be dierent from the actual capacity by approximately 30 to 40MB.CautionsContinuous : Lists loop recording videos during continuous mode (in 1 minute segments)Incident Continuous : Lists incident recording videos during continuous modeMotion Detection : Lists motion detection recording videos during parking surveillance modeParking Incident : Lists incident recording videos during parking surveillance modeManual Recording : Lists manual recording videos initiated by selecting button
203-3-2. File List - 2Video playback progress barEnter zoom viewExit zoom viewDirectional buttonTotal playing timeVideo le namePlay/PauseMute on/oCurrent play timePreviousNextRecording will stop when accessing on-screen menu.Video playback with 3X zoom
21LCD Screen033-4. Memory Card Settings Memory Partition : Sets how storage space on the memory card will be allotted for each recording mode┗ Type A (recommended) : Optimized for continuous recording ┗ Type B : Optimized for incident and motion detection during parking surveillance┗ Type C : Optimized for continuous and incident recording  Memory Format : Formats the MicroSD card┗Formatting will completely erase all video les stored in the memory card Video Overwrite : Sets the overwriting option which will allow new video les to overwrite oldest video in storage reserved for each mode It is recommended that you back up data before formatting the memory card. Once you format the memory card, all data will be deleted and cannot be restored. The method for formatting a MicroSD card might vary depending on the computer operating system.Cautions
223-5. Settings > Record settingsContinuous Sensitivity : Sets the impact sensitivity levelBrightness-Front : Sets the video recording brightness for front camera  Use Parking Mode : Monitors vehicle ignition status to automatically convert to parking mode when the vehicle engine is turned oParking Sensitivity : Sets the impact sensitivity during parking recording mode Motion Detection Sensitivity : Sets the motion detection sensitivity during parking recording modeO Timer : Sets the timer for the dash cam to automatically shut down in parking mode to prevent from draining the vehicle batteryO Voltage : Sets the voltage level for the dash cam to automatically shut down in order to prevent from draining the vehicle battery Tips on sensitivity It is recommended that you set the sensitivity according to vehicle type. High sensitivity setting is rec-ommended for cars with softer ride such as luxury sedans; while low sensitivity setting is recommended for cars such as performance cars, trucks, or SUVs which tends to have stier suspension settings. It is recommended to format the memory card when settings have been changed. Backup important video les before formatting the memory card.Cautions
23LCD Screen033-6. Settings > System SettingsLanguage : Sets dash cam system language Voice Volume : Sets the volume levelLCD Brightness : Sets the brightness of the LCD screenLCD Auto-O : Sets the time for LCD auto shut o┗ When LCD is o, pressing any button will turn the LCD screen back on Security LED : Sets the pattern for security LEDDate setting : Sets the year/month/dataTime setting : Sets the timeTime Zone : Sets the time zoneDaylight Saving Time (DST) : Sets the daylight saving time Speed Unit : Sets the unit for the vehicle speed Speed Stamp : Sets vehicle speed information (tracked by GPS) to be shown or hidden directly on video Sefety Camera Alert : Sets audible notications for road safety warnings
243-7. About DeviceFunctions : Help for device featuresDevice Info : Information on device and rmware┗ Factory Reset : Restores to factory setting GPS Info : View GPS information ┗ GPS Initialization : Reset GPS
25Mobile Viewer Application044-1. Thinkware Dash Cam Mobile Viewer4. Mobile Viewer Application The distance range between the dash cam and connecting smart device is approximately 10 meters (33ft) in an open eld environment When device and mobile phone are connected over Wi-Fi, all control buttons of device will not be working, except power button.Cautions4-1-1. Connect Wi-Fi with Password① Download and install Thinkware Dash Cam Mobile Viewer application② Press briey the Wi-Fi button on the dash cam to enter Wi-Fi connection mode③ (Make sure to turn on the Wi-Fi in the device setting for iOS devices) In the Thinkware Dash Cam Mobile Viewer application, turn on the Wi-Fi option, select “thinkware” from SSID list, and enter password as “123456789” Password is only required during rst time you try to connect. The device will auto-connect in subsequent connections.※ Dash cam will automatically turn o the Wi-Fi connection mode if not connected within 2 minute.Thinkware Dash Cam Mobile Viewer App is available through Google Play and the App Store from iTunes. Mobile App device OS version requirements: Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) or higher, iOS 7.0 or higher. You may disable Cellular data (Data networks) for using apps in some of devices operating Lollipop.  For iOS devices, Wi-Fi settings can only be accessed using the smartphone or tablet settings.Press Briey
26 Connecting with WPS ( Only Android OS) ① Download and install Thinkware Dash Cam Mobile Viewer application. ② Press and hold Wi-Fi button for more than 5 seconds on the dash cam to enter WPS connection mode. ③ Select "WPS" button on the Thinkware Dash Cam Mobile Viewer application to automatically connect to the Thinkware dash cam using Wi-Fi. (takes approximately 20~30 seconds) : Retry Wi-Fi search.Press and hold for 5 seconds
27Mobile Viewer Application044-2-1. Live View Live View : When using Live View, the continuous recording will be disabled.BackSwitch to front/rear view(appears only when the rear view camera is connected)Live ViewCurrent speed/voltageCurrent date/timeGPS statusAudio recording on/o4-2. Thinkware Dash Cam Mobile Viewer Main MenuFollowing section describing the Thinkware Dash Cam Mobile Viewer menu is based on Android devices.Layouts and screen captures might be slightly dierent for iOS devices.
284-2-2. Video List  Continuous Recording : Lists loop recording videos during continuous mode (in 1 minute segments) Incident in Continuous Mode : Lists incident recording videos during continuous mode Parking image : Lists motion detection recording videos during parking surveillance mode Incident in Parking Mode : Lists incident recording videos during parking surveillance mode Manual Recording : Lists manual recording videos initiated by selecting manual recording button Recording List Menu Download : Copies selected video le to the device from the dash cam MicroSD card (Wi-Fi must be connected) Video Info : Displays date/time, le name, recording type, size, duration, video quality for the selected video le Delete : Removes the selected video le
29Mobile Viewer Application04 Video download Rear view videosFront view videosCautions For Android OS devices, it may take a while until downloaded videos are displayed in the list.
30Cautions5. PC Viewer Software5-1. Thinkware Dash Cam PC Viewer Thinkware Dash Cam Viewer for Windows/MacOS is provided which can be used to watch videos recorded with the dash cam. The video les recorded by the dash cam are in one minute segments and the PC viewer allows the user to watch these segments as a single continuous video. The setup le for the Thinkware Dash Cam PC Viewer is included in the MicroSD card within the package. Please check THINKWARE homepage(www.thinkware.com) for the latest Dash Cam PC Viewer application.Insert the MicroSD card into the PC.5-1-1. Installing Thinkware Dash Cam ViewerWindows① Double-click the Thinkware Dash Cam Viewer setup le saved in the MicroSD card to initiate program installation. ② Double-click the application icon once PC Viewer installation completes and the application main screen will then appear. System requirements : Windows XP SP3 (32 bit), Windows 7 (32 /64 bit), Windows 8.x (32/64 bit)
31PC Viewer Software 05CautionsMAC System requirements : MAC OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion or later (OS X 10.9 Mavericks, OS X 10.10 Yosemite)①Move the le named “Dashcam Viewer.zip” stored in the MicroSD card to the desktop.② Right click on the mouse and select “Open With” > “Archive Utility” to launch the Thinkware Dash Cam viewer application.5-1-2. Select the Device Drive for X350 The MicroSD card will not be recognized by the PC Viewer until it has been used in the dash cam. It is recommended that the user record at least one video clip on the MicroSD card with the dash cam unit before accessing the Thinkware Dash Cam PC Viewer.① Click File from menu and select the drive for the portable storage drive for the connected MicroSD card. ② Select any le from the list to load entire video playlist in the memory card.Cautions
32Dash cam setting / InformationFull screenSwitch between front/rear viewFile openViewing screenPlayback ProgressCurrent play time/Total play timeDriving speedImpact sensor valueMap Checks the location of the recorded video (Enabled only if video is captured while connected using GPS antenna 'optional in some models' and must also be connected to the Internet)Playlist5-1-3. Thinkware Dash Cam Viewer OverviewNo. Name DescriptionPlay Previous Plays the previous le before the current le Rewind by 10 Sec Rewinds the current le being played by 10 seconds (If selected, it continues to rewind by 10 seconds) Play/Pause Plays the recorded le / temporarily pauses playback Stop Stops the le being played. The playback status resets to the starting point of the video. Fast-forward by 10 Sec Fast-forwards the current le being played by 10 seconds (If selected, it continues to fast-forward by 10 seconds) Play Next Plays the next le after the current leAuto Play Automatically loops the video back to beginning once the end has reachedZoom Sets the video expansion ratio (0.5x / 1.0x / 1.5x / 2.0x) Screen Setting Sets brightness/speed of the video Save Saves the video in play Volume Sets the volume of the playback
33PC Viewer Software 055-1-4. View Video Playlist Select appropriate folder (Continuous Recording, Incident Recording, Manual Recording, Parking Motion, Parking Incident) to see the playlist for each recording mode.Continuous Recording Playlist Manual Recording Playlist
346. Specications6-1. SpecicationsThe specications of this product may change without prior notice for product improvements.Item Standard NoteModel X350Size/weight 97 x 51.8 x 26.5 mm / 76g 3.81 x 2.02 x 1.04 inches / 0.16lbsDisplay Panel 2.7"LCD (320 x 240)Capacity MicroSD card 8GB Class 10UHS-I 16GB/32GB/64GRecording mode Continuous Recording Mode Records in 1 minute segments Incident Recording ModeManual Recording ModeParking Surveillance Mode Optional hardwiring cable and installa-tion are required for continuous supply of power when vehicle ignition is o. Audio RecordingCamera 2.19 Megapixel, 1 / 2.9" CMOSViewing angle Approximately 140° (diagonally) Video Full HD (1920 x 1080 / H.264 / extension MP4) Frame rate 1 channel : up to 30 fps Audio PCM (Pulse code modulation) Accelerometer 3-axis Accelerometer (3D, ±3G) Ad justable impact sensitivity (5 levels) GPS External GPS Antenna Optional AccessoriesInput power source DC 12 / 24V Current consumption 2.5W (mean) Based on fully charged super capacitor /LCD oAuxiliary power unit Super Capacitor Warning sound Embedded speaker Voice (buzzer sound) guidanceOperation/Storage Temperature-10°C to 60°C / -20°C to 70°C14°F to 140°F / -4°F to 158°F

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