Digital Video Recorder Instruction Manual

1 Introduction

Thank you for choosing the VSYSTO 2CH motorcycle dash cam system. This device is specially designed for motorcycles, aimed to simplify the use of cameras for security and pleasure. With the VSYSTO dual dash cam system, you can easily record high-resolution videos of your ride from 2 viewpoints. Install and forget it, just enjoy your ride!

Product Features

• Separate dual cameras
• Full HD high resolution
• Voice prompts
• Built-in Wi-Fi module (Support Android & iOS)
• Support loop recording
• Support emergency mode
• Support maximum 128G micro SD card
• Super capacitor design instead of Li-ion battery
• Continuous uninterrupted power supply
• Automatic power on and off
• Full body waterproof design
• Support GPS track (optional)

2 Package Contents

• Main unit (1)
• Waterproof cameras (2)
• 2.5 meters camera extension cable (2)
• Power cable (1)
• Magnetic sucker holder (1)
• USB test cable (1)

3 Camera Overview

3.1 Structure

The system consists of a main unit and connected components. The main unit features ports for power, cameras, and accessories. The diagram shows the following connections:

• 1: Menu/Back button
• 2: Move up button
• 3: Move down / Display switch button
• 4: OK/REC/Play/Pause button
• 5: Card slot for memory card
• 6: Rear camera port
• 7: Power port
• 8: Front camera port
• 9: GPS tracker port (optional)
• 10: Front of the main unit
• 11: Front camera
• 12: Split cable (connects to two cameras)
• 13: Wired remote
• 14: LED indicator (on wired remote)
• 15: Emergency button (on wired remote)
• 16: Power module
• 17: Rear camera
• 18: Rear camera extension cable
• 19: Backside of main unit
• 20: Magnetic sucker holder

3.2 Status Icons

The device uses various icons to indicate its status:

GPS Tracker

When a GPS tracker is connected and receives a signal, GPS data (coordinate, speed, route) is saved as a file named "XXXXX.NMEA". This data can be viewed on Google Maps when playing back videos using the provided GV Player. The GPS route and speed information can also be used with third-party software that supports GPS data input for video editing.

Tips:

• Receiving the GPS signal may take a few minutes upon first connection.
• Weather and environmental factors (e.g., indoor locations, high buildings) can affect GPS signal strength.
• Ensure the GPS module is mounted externally and not placed inside a metal case or interior.
• The GV Player is supported on Windows platform only. It can be downloaded from the official website or obtained from the seller.

3.3 Optional Accessories

Wired Remote

The wired remote includes a built-in microphone. A short press activates manual emergency mode, saving a video file named "Key 001 002...". A long press turns Wi-Fi on or off. The LED indicator on the remote shows the dash cam status:

4 Specifications

Note: Specifications are subject to change without notice.

5 Getting Started

5.1 Installation

Please refer to the 'Quick Installation Guide', and also an installation video guide found at www.vsysto.com/installation.

NOTE: Please test the dash cam before installing it on your motorcycle. You can read the user manual or contact the seller if there is any question.

5.2 Inserting a Memory Card

Insert the memory card into the card slot until it clicks. To remove the memory card, push to eject the memory card out of the slot.

NOTE:

1. Make sure inserting the memory card with the right direction: The golden finger side of the memory card should face the screen of the DVR.
2. Do not remove or insert the memory card when the device is being powered on. This may damage the memory card.
3. Please use a high-speed micro SD card with CLASS 10.
4. Please format cards before use and anytime a significant amount of data has been collected to ensure that the device and SD cards are working properly together.

6 Operation

5.3 Powering On and Off

The dash cam will automatically power on once the ignition switch is on and start recording when a TF card is inserted. It will automatically power off and stop recording once the bike is not being used (it may continue recording for about 3 minutes with a smart power cable).

NOTE:

1. When using the ACC power cable, connect the yellow wire to the 12V ACC port of your motorcycle (KEY ignition).
2. The smart power cable connects directly to the motorcycle battery. It works by detecting voltage changes and continuous vibration.

5.4 Voice Prompt Indicator

When you power on the dash cam and start recording, you will hear a voice prompt indicating recording is on. When you stop recording, you will hear a voice prompt indicating recording is off.

5.5 Reverse L/R (R-Cam)

You can set the reverse mirror image for the rear camera in the menu settings:

• OFF: Rear video clips (recorded into SD card) and live view (monitor/App) show the correct left/right side.
• ON: Rear video clips (recorded into SD card) and live view (monitor/App) show a mirror image of the left/right side.

5.6 Switch Display Mode

In standby mode or video mode, press the display switch button to cycle through different display modes (front camera only, rear camera only, 1:1 split view, Picture-in-Picture (PIP)).

6.1 Video Recording

1) Normal Video Mode

It starts video recording automatically when the unit powers on. The LED indicator on the wired remote will flash slowly, and you will hear a voice prompt, "Start Recording". Recording stops automatically when the unit powers off (it will continue recording for about 3 minutes with a smart power cable). To stop recording manually, press the 'OK' button; you will hear a voice prompt, "Stop Recording".

Loop recording (enabled by default): This mode continuously records videos in segments of a set duration (default 3 Minutes). If the memory card reaches its maximum capacity, the oldest footage will be deleted to store the most recent footage. The video clip time can be set in the dash cam configuration.

Loop off: Records in 30-minute clips for both front and rear cameras without overwriting until the memory reaches maximum capacity, at which point recording stops.

NOTE: You cannot record videos without a micro SD card inserted.

2) Emergency Video Mode

G-Sensor Event Recording: Automatically activates emergency recording mode when detecting a collision. The LED indicator on the wired remote will flash quickly. It saves a video file named 'GSR 001 002 003...'.

Manual Event Recording: Press the emergency button on the wired remote during recording to manually activate emergency recording mode. The LED indicator on the wired remote will flash quickly. It saves a video file named 'KEY 001 002 003...'.

NOTE: Video files recorded in emergency mode are protected from being overwritten.

6.2 System Setup

Press the 'OK' button to stop recording (enter standby mode) before accessing system setup. Then, press the 'Menu' button to enter the menu system.

Menu Settings

Navigate the menu using the Up/Down buttons to select options and the OK button to confirm. The Menu Setting Tree provides details on available settings:

Additional settings include:

• GPS status: Display GPS status.
• Time zone select: Select the corresponding time zone. Use GPS to set the time zone.
• Reset setup: Yes/No. Reset all settings.
• Wi-Fi mode: On/Off. Set Wi-Fi status.
• Format SD-card: Yes/No. Delete all data on the card.
• SD card info: Display remaining recording time.
• FW version: Check the firmware version.

NOTE: Settings may change without prior notice.

6.3 Playback

1) Playback on mobile device

Wi-Fi: Connect to your DVR with the Wi-Fi APP (Android & iOS) to easily play back videos through your mobile device.

OTG: Plug the micro SD card into your mobile device with an OTG card reader (requires mobile device OTG support). You will find FRONT and REAR video file folders when you access the memory card and then select the video you want to play.

2) Playback on dash cam

In playback mode, press 'Up/Down' to select the video file, and then press the 'OK' button to play/stop the selected video.

3) Playback on PC

Plug the micro SD card into an available USB port on your PC using a USB card reader. You will find FRONT and REAR video file folders when you access the memory card and then select the video you want to play.

6.4 Wi-Fi Connection & Operation

When successfully connected with your smartphone via built-in Wi-Fi, you can save and playback driving recording videos on your smartphone. You can also change dash cam settings via the Wi-Fi app.

1) Download the App

Scan the QR codes provided to download the App from Google Play (Android) and the App Store (iOS).

2) Connect to Wi-Fi

Select 'MotoDV_P6' from the available Wi-Fi networks. The default password is '1234567890'.

3) Wi-Fi app operation

The dash cam will stop recording when you open the Wi-Fi App. You can then start/stop recording manually on the Wi-Fi App. You can also take photos by clicking the photo button. Use the buttons to switch between front and rear cameras, or to enter/exit full screen view. Use the back button to return to the previous menu.

Video File Name Explanation:

• REC_170809-163256F.MOV
• 'REC' indicates a normal video file.
• 'KEY' indicates a file recorded by pressing the emergency button on the wired remote.
• 'GSR' indicates a file recorded by triggering the G-sensor.
• '170809' represents the date (9th August, 2017).
• '163256' represents the time (16:32:56).
• 'F' indicates a front camera video file.
• 'MOV' is the video file format.
• 'KEY' and 'GSR' files are protected and will not be overwritten in normal loop recording.

NOTE:

• GST LEVEL 0 means the G-sensor is turned off; GST LEVEL 4 is the most sensitive level.
• If you fail to connect the DVR, ensure your mobile device is within Wi-Fi range (<5 meters) and successfully connected to the correct Wi-Fi network. Try turning off cellular data.
• Contact the seller if you encounter an error when setting the SSID.