DENVER CCT-1210 MK3 Car Dashboard Camera Instruction Manual
Introduction
Before operating this DENVER CCT-1210 MK3 car dashboard camera, users must read this instruction manual carefully and completely to ensure proper usage and understanding of all features.
Product Structure
The DENVER CCT-1210 MK3 car dashboard camera features a compact design with various controls and ports for easy operation. The front view typically shows the lens and some indicators, while the rear view displays the LCD screen and control buttons.
Key components include:
- LCD Screen
- UP/Mute Button
- Menu Button
- OK/Power On/Off Button
- Mode Button
- Down Button
- Reset Button
- Lens
- Microphone
- Night Lights
- SD Card Slot
- USB Port
Operation
1. Charging
Connect the camera to the car charger via the USB port.
2. Powering On/Off the Camera
If the camera is connected to the car charger, it will automatically power on with the car.
If not connected to the car, follow these steps:
- Press and hold the OK/Power On/Off button; the camera will power on.
- Press the OK/Power On/Off button again in the same manner; the camera will power off.
3. Video Recording
If the camera is connected to the car charger, video recording will start automatically and stop when the car is turned off.
If the camera is not connected to the car charger, after powering it on, press the OK/Power On/Off button to start video recording. Then, press the OK/Power On/Off button again to stop video recording.
4. Taking Photos
After powering on the camera, quickly press the Mode button to switch to photo mode.
Then, quickly press the OK/Power On/Off button to take a photo.
5. Playback
After powering on the camera, quickly press the Mode button to switch to playback mode. Then, quickly press the OK/Power On/Off button to play a recorded video.
6. Video Settings
In video mode, quickly press the Menu button to configure video specifications. Then, press the Menu button again to go to the second page of the menu.
7. Photo Settings
After powering on the camera, quickly press the Mode button to switch to photo mode. Then, quickly press the Menu button to configure photo specifications.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|
| LCD Screen Size | 2.4 inches |
| Language Option | Croatian, Danish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Finnish, Norwegian, English |
| Video Resolution | 1920*1080P; 1280*720P; 640*480P |
| Photo Size | 5M, 3M, 2M, VGA |
| Format | AVI, JPG |
| Viewing Angle | 120 degrees |
| Storage | Micro SD Card, Maximum 32 GB |
| Power Supply | 12V Car Charger |
Troubleshooting
For problems encountered during normal operation, try the following methods:
- Cannot take photos or record: Check if the TF card has sufficient free space or if it is blocked.
- "File error" during photo or video playback: Incomplete files due to an error in SD card storage. Format the SD card.
- Black image when recording sky or water scenes: Scenes with high contrast will affect the camera's automatic exposure function; adjust the EV in the settings mode to correct.
- Color is not perfect on cloudy days or with natural light: Configure the "white balance" function to automatic.
- Cross-line interference in the image: Due to incorrect "luminosity frequency". Configure it to 50 Hz or 60 Hz according to the local electricity supply frequency.
- Failure: Reset the camera using the "RESET" function.
Important Notes and Disposal Information
All products are subject to change without prior notice. DENVER ELECTRONICS A/S accepts no liability for errors and omissions in this manual. All rights reserved. Copyright DENVER ELECTRONICS A/S.
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As the end-user, it is important to send your used batteries to an appropriate recycling unit. This way, batteries will certainly be recycled in accordance with legislation and the environment will not be harmed.
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