THINKWARE X700 Dual Dash Cam User Manual

1. Nhanganyaya

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of your THINKWARE X700 Dual Dash Cam. Please read this manual thoroughly before using the product to ensure proper functionality and to maximize your user experience. The THINKWARE X700 is designed to record high-quality video footage from both the front and rear of your vehicle, offering enhanced security and peace of mind.

2. Package Zviri mukati

Iva nechokwadi chekuti zvinhu zvese zviripo mupakeji yechigadzirwa:

• X700 Dash Cam (Main Unit)
• Rear View Kamera
• 3M Windshield Mount with extra adhesive tape
• 12V Power Cable
• Adhesive Cable Clips
• THINKWARE 16GB microSD card with SD adapter (User Manual stored on microSD card)
• Quick Start Guide/Warranty Information
• Rear View Camera Connecting Cable
• GPS Antenna

3. Chigadzirwa Pamusoroview

Familiarize yourself with the components of your THINKWARE X700 Dash Cam.

Mufananidzo 3.1: Pamusoroview of the THINKWARE X700 Dual Dash Cam system, showing the main unit with its 2.7-inch display, the front camera lens, and the separate rear camera unit.

Image 3.2: Front perspective of the X700 main unit, highlighting the primary camera lens and the 'THINKWARE' branding.

Mufananidzo 3.3: Kurutivi view of the X700 main unit, displaying the DC-IN power input, GPS antenna port, and V-IN port for the rear camera connection.

Image 3.4: Opposite side view of the X700 main unit, featuring the microSD card slot and the power (PWR) switch.

Mufananidzo 3.5: Pazasi view of the X700 main unit, showing regulatory marks and the model name 'X700'.

4. Setup uye Kuiswa

4.1. Preparing the MicroSD Card

1. Insert the included 16GB microSD card into the dash cam's microSD slot (refer to Image 3.4).
2. It is recommended to format the microSD card periodically using the dash cam's menu or the THINKWARE PC Viewer to ensure optimal performance and prevent data corruption.

4.2. Mounting the Front Dash Cam

1. Clean the chosen area on your windshield thoroughly. Ensure it is free of dust and grease.
2. Batanidza chibatiso che3M chinonamira ku dash cam.
3. Peel off the protective film from the 3M adhesive and firmly press the dash cam onto the windshield, ideally behind the rearview mirror for an unobstructed viewBata kwemasekonzi makumi matatu.
4. Gadzirisa kona yekamera kuti uve nechokwadi chekuti mugwagwa uri pamberi uri pakati pe view. You can use the 2.7-inch LCD touchscreen for live view kururamisa.

Image 4.1: The X700 main unit mounted on the interior side of a vehicle's windshield, positioned to capture the road ahead.

Image 4.2: The X700 main unit mounted on the exterior side of a vehicle's windshield, showing its discreet placement.

4.3. Installing the Rear View Kamera

1. Mount the rear camera on the rear windshield using its adhesive, ensuring a clear view yemugwagwa kumashure.
2. Connect the rear camera to the main dash cam unit using the provided Rear View Camera Connecting Cable. Route the cable discreetly along the vehicle's headliner and pillars.

4.4. Connecting the GPS Antenna

1. Connect the GPS antenna to the GPS port on the main dash cam unit (refer to Image 3.3).
2. Mount the GPS antenna on the windshield, ensuring it has a clear view yedenga kuti zviratidzo zvigamuchirwe zvakanaka.

Image 4.3: The X700 main unit and the connected GPS antenna mounted on the vehicle's windshield.

4.5. Simba Connection

1. Connect the 12V Power Cable to the DC-IN port on the dash cam (refer to Image 3.3).
2. Plug the other end of the 12V Power Cable into your vehicle's cigarette lighter socket.
3. For optional parking surveillance modes, hardwiring or an OBD II cable (sold separately) is required for continuous power when the vehicle is off.

5. Operating Instructions

5.1. Powering On / Off

The dash cam will automatically power on and begin continuous recording when connected to power and the vehicle ignition is on. To manually power off, use the PWR switch (refer to Image 3.4).

5.2. Maitiro Ekurekodha

• Kuenderera Kurekodha: The dash cam records continuously in 1-minute segments. Older files are overwritten when the memory card is full.
• Kurekodha Chiitiko: In the event of an impact detected by the 3-axis G-Sensor, the dash cam automatically saves a 20-second video clip (10 seconds before and 10 seconds after the impact) to a protected folder, preventing it from being overwritten.
• Manual Recording: Press the manual recording button on the device to save a specific moment. This will save a 20-second clip (10 seconds before and 10 seconds after the button press) to a protected folder.

5.3. Parking Surveillance Modes (Requires Hardwiring/OBD II Cable)

When properly hardwired, the X700 offers advanced parking surveillance:

• Motion Yekuona Kurekodha: Records 20-second clips when motion is detected around the vehicle.
• Impact Detection Recording: Records 20-second clips when an impact is detected while parked.
• Kurekodha Kwenguva: Records at 2 frames per second (fps) to cover longer periods, then converts to normal speed for playback.
• Maitiro Ekuchengetedza Simba: Reduces power consumption by putting the dash cam into a low-power state and only waking up to record impacts.

5.4. Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS)

With the included GPS antenna, the X700 provides ADAS features to enhance driving safety:

• Forward Collision Warning System (FCWS): Alerts the driver of potential forward collisions.
• Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS): Alerts the driver if the vehicle drifts out of its lane.
• Front Vehicle Departure Warning (FVDW): Notifies the driver when the vehicle ahead starts to move from a complete stop.

5.5. Zvimiro zveGPS

The GPS antenna enables:

• Road Safety Camera Alerts: Provides audio and visual warnings for upcoming red light cameras and speed cameras.
• Recording of vehicle speed and location data for playback.

5.6. LCD Touchscreen Operation

The 2.7-inch LCD touchscreen allows for:

• Instant video playback.
• Navigation through menus and configuration of settings.
• Rarama view for precise camera alignment.

6. Kuchengeta

6.1. Kutarisira Makadhi eMicroSD

Regularly format the microSD card (e.g., once a month) to maintain optimal recording performance and prevent file errors. This can be done via the dash cam's menu settings.

6.2. Firmware Updates

Periodically check the THINKWARE website for the latest firmware updates. Updating the firmware can improve performance, add new features, and resolve known issues. Instructions for updating are typically provided with the firmware download.

6.3. Kuchenesa

Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the dash cam's lens and screen. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the surfaces.

7. Kugadzirisa matambudziko

• Dash Cam haibatidzi: Ensure the 12V power cable is securely connected to both the dash cam and the vehicle's power outlet. Check the vehicle's fuse for the power outlet.
• Matambudziko ekurekodha: Format the microSD card. If issues persist, try a new THINKWARE-approved microSD card. Ensure the card is inserted correctly.
• Chiratidzo cheGPS hachina kuwanikwa: Ensure the GPS antenna is connected and mounted with a clear view of the sky. Move the vehicle to an open area away from tall buildings or dense foliage.
• ADAS alerts are too frequent/infrequent: Adjust the sensitivity settings for FCWS, LDWS, and FVDW in the dash cam's menu.
• Screen malfunction: If the screen is unresponsive or displays abnormalities, try restarting the device. If the problem continues, refer to the warranty information for support.
• Kupisa zvakanyanya: The dash cam has a self-protection shutdown function if temperatures exceed a certain level. Ensure the device is not exposed to direct sunlight for extended periods in extreme heat.

8. Zvinotsanangurwa

9. Warranty uye Tsigiro

For warranty information and customer support, please refer to the 'Quick Start Guide/Warranty' document included in your product package. THINKWARE is committed to providing reliable products and support. For further assistance, visit the official THINKWARE websaiti kana kubata basa ravo revatengi.