minolta 4 lcd display dashcam factory

Record your daily travels and long-distance drives in vivid HD with this Minolta dash cam. It loop-records in full HD, overwriting the oldest footage first. In the event of an impact or sudden stop, its built-in G sensor locks your footage to prevent accidental overwrite. It keeps an eye on your car when it"s parked too, automatically recording when it detects motion in its field of view.

Record your travels, long-distance drives and points of interest in vivid HD with the MINOLTA MNCD42 dash cam. It loop-records in full HD, overwriting the oldest footage first. In the event of an impact or sudden stop, its built-in G sensor locks your footage to prevent accidental overwrite. It keeps an eye on your car when it"s parked too, automatically recording when it detects motion in its field of view. You can also play back your videos on the large 4" LCD monitor. Includes USB Cable, windshield mount, 16GB SD card and DC car adapter.

Reason: There can be a few reasons why you are experiencing random loop times. 1)You might have a defective unit. 2) You may be using a faulty SD card. 3) Motion detection doesn’t work correctly. 4) Your G-sensor is too sensitive.

Stage 2: Reflash the firmware. If the camera is still stuck it’s likely a firmware issue. Download the latest firmware to the root of your microSD card. Plug the camera into your computer’s USB port and wait one minute until it reboots into the “mass storage” display screen. Be aware that the latest firmware is v2+ and if you have an old v1 firmware you will need to load the bootloader first. See our firmware video here.

Solution: It’s a SD card issue. Transcend 400x and Samsung EVO U3 are recommended cards for the Opia 2 and other cards may not be fully compatible. Try using a different SD card and if you have a chance buy one of their recommended SD cards.

1.2 Buttons and Functions Explanation Button Function Description Memory Card Storage slot for inserting your MicroSD 1 & 12 Slot memory card. Shows the current view, menu, options and Display different statuses of each mode. Power and mount port for attaching the USB / Mount Port windshield suction cup mount.

1.3 Memory Card Insertion and Removal 1. Ensure the camcorder is powered off. 2. Insert a MicroSD memory card into the MicroSD card slot with the gold pins facing the display screen as shown below. Do not force it through the memory card into the slot as it can only be inserted in one direction.

3.4 Main Screen and Icons Explanation CAPTURE MODE 1. Recording Time Elapsed / Photos Remaining 2. Current Date 3. Current Time 4. GPS Satellite Connected 5. File Locking Status 6. Audio Recording Status 7. Memory Card Inserted 8. Power Status 9.

4. CAPTURE and MENU MODES INTERFACE 4.1 Capture Mode Overview The main purpose of a dashcam is to record events from the point of view of your windshield. Therefore, Capture Mode is set up in a way as to prioritize video recording. When your dashcam is in Video Capture Mode, it will always be recording.

4.2 Menu Mode Overview Your dashcam comes preset with some user-adjustable settings to fine tune and customize how you would like your videos to be captured. The settings are already optimized and preset for the easiest experience. To access Menu Mode, simply press the MODE button. You will be presented with a menu interface with accessible submenus.

3. Press the UP or DOWN buttons again to navigate the submenu and select a menu. You can select from Videos, Locked Videos and Photos. 4. Press the OK button to confirm your desired menu. 5. You are then presented with “Delete One” (for deleting a single file) or “Delete All”. 6.

4.2.5 Video Clip Duration This setting allows you to set a maximum duration for each video clip recorded. Once you select an option, your camcorder will record video clips in this time interval only. Once your selected duration recording time is reached, the camcorder will end the recording and begin recording a new video file seamlessly.

5. To exit the settings menu, press the MENU button and your camcorder will return to Capture Mode and will automatically begin recording. 4.2.8 Lane Departure This menu allows you to enable or disable Lane Departure Guide. When enabled, the Lane Departure Guide adds a yellow guide to your dashcam screen for keeping in your driving lane.

4.2.10 Speed Limit Alert This menu allows you to set up a Speed Limit Alert. When enabled, the dashcam will alert you if it detects your vehicle exceeding the selected speed rating. The GPS Logging feature must also be enabled for the Speed Limit Alert to function. Keep in mind this does not help you operate the vehicle but to better help drivers promote better driving habits.

4.2.13 Collision Sensitivity This setting allows you to set the sensitivity level for automatic recording upon collision. When triggered or when the camcorder thinks a collision occurred, it will automatically lock the recording. The video file will be locked and placed in the Locked Videos folder. 1.

4. Press the OK button to confirm your selected setting. 5. To exit the settings menu, press the MENU button and your camcorder will return to Capture Mode and will automatically begin recording. 4.2.16 Date & Time Stamp This setting allows you enable or disable a date and time stamp recorded onto videos and photos.

3. Press the UP or DOWN buttons again to navigate the submenu and select a setting. You can select from a range of -12:00 to +14:00. 4. Press the OK button to confirm your selected setting. 5. To exit the settings menu, press the MENU button and your camcorder will return to Capture Mode and will automatically begin recording.

4.2.21 Beep Sound This menu allows you to enable or disable the button press “beep” sounds. 1. In Capture Mode press the MENU button. Select ‘Beep Sound’ by using the UP or DOWN buttons to scroll through the menu pages. 2.

4.2.24 Reset Settings This setting allows you to reset all menu settings to the factory default settings. This function will not delete any media stored on your memory card. 1. In Capture Mode press the MENU button. Select ‘Reset Settings’ by using the UP or DOWN buttons to scroll through the menu pages.

5. MEDIA TRANSFER & GPS LOG PLAYBACK 5.1 Connecting to a Computer Connect your dashcam to a computer with the included USB cable. NOTE: When connecting your dashcam to a PC, you must insert the USB cable directly into the dashcam’s USB port on its body, not into the dashcam’s mount. After connecting the USB cable directly to your dashcam and your computer, your dashcam will automatically power on and present you with 3 options on the LCD screen as explained below.