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DASH CAMERA
CAMÉRA DE BORD
CÁMARA DE SALPICADERO (“DASH CAMERA”)
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Owner's Manual
Manuel du propriétaire
Manual del usuario
Please read this manual carefully before using this product.

Veuillez lire attentivement ce manuel avant d'utiliser le produit.
Lea atentamente este manual antes de utilizar este producto.
090002-38720700
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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●● IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MANUAL.............................. 1

●● SAFETY PRECAUTIONS........................................................................... 2
●● IMPORTANT INFORMATION..................................................................... 4
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●● PLAYING BACK OF MOVIE FILES........................................................... 8
●● GOVERMENT REGULATIONS.................................................................. 9
●● TRADEMARKS........................................................................................... 10
●● OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE INFORMATION.......................................... 11
●● INTRODUCTION......................................................................................... 12
●● PARTS AND FUNCTION DESCRIPTION OPERATION............................ 13
●● NOTIFICATION BY LED INDICATOR AND BUZZER................................ 14
1 Abnormal Notification........................................................................... 14
2 Normal Notification............................................................................... 15
●● DASH CAMERA OPERATION................................................................... 17
1 Inserting/Ejecting the micro SD card................................................... 17
2 Calibration............................................................................................ 18
3 Starting................................................................................................. 18
4 Shutting Down...................................................................................... 19
5 Recording Video and Audio................................................................. 19
6 Playing Back Recorded Videos............................................................ 21
7 Checking Device Settings.................................................................... 21
●● OPERATIONS OF VIEWER SOFTWARE.................................................. 22
1 Installing Viewer Software................................................................... 22
3 Backing Up Data in Micro SD Card to Computer................................ 35
4 Deleting Backup Data on Computer.................................................... 37
5 Changing Camera Settings.................................................................. 38
6 Changing Viewer Setting..................................................................... 45
7 Formatting Micro SD Card................................................................... 47
8 Downloading PC Viewer Software Updates........................................ 49
9 Displaying Version Information............................................................ 49
●● OPERATIONS OF VIEWER APPLICATION FOR SMARTPHONES......... 50
1 Installing Viewer Application................................................................ 50
2 Connect a smartphone with the Dash Camera in Wi-Fi connection... 51
 For Android smartphone................................................................... 51
 For iPhone........................................................................................ 52
4 Changing Camera Settings.................................................................. 57
5 Uploading or Sharing Recorded Video/Photo to Social Media Site.... 59
6 Viewing Camera Image........................................................................ 60
7 Changing Password for Wi-Fi.............................................................. 61
●● TROUBLESHOOTING INFORMATION...................................................... 62
Dash Camera........................................................................................... 62
Viewer Software....................................................................................... 65
●● GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS.................................................................... 67
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TOYOTA — DASH CAMERA Page 1
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MANUAL
For safety reasons, this manual indicates items requiring particular attention with
the following marks.
Caution
This is a warning against anything which may cause injury to people if the
warning is ignored. You are informed about what you must or must not do in order
to reduce the risk or injury to yourself and others.
Notice
This is a warning against anything which may cause damage to the vehicle or its
equipment if the warning is ignored. You are informed about what you must or
must not do in order to avoid or reduce the risk of damage to your vehicle and its
equipment.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Caution
• While driving, the driver must not insert or eject the SD memory card. Doing so
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may cause an accident from being distracted.
If these operations are necessary, be sure to park the car in a safe place.
• NEVER drive dangerously on purpose in order to check that this equipment
detects the impact properly. Noncompliance with this instruction may result in
accidents.
• Do not disassemble or modify this equipment. Noncompliance with this
instruction may result in traffic accidents, fire and/or electric shock.
• Do not allow water or foreign objects to enter the internal parts of this
equipment. Otherwise, the equipment may emit smoke and/or catch fire and/or
electric shock may result.
• If abnormal conditions occur, i.e. foreign objects enter this equipment and/or it
is exposed to water and/or emits smoke and/or a strange odor, turn off vehicle
immediately and contact the dealer from whom you purchased the equipment.
Continuing to use it in these conditions may result in unexpected accidents, fire
and/or electric shock.
• Continuing to use it in these conditions may result in unexpected accidents, fire
and/or electric shock.
• Do not damage the camera cable. Any holes in the camera will provide a point
of entry for moisture and water. Noncompliance with this instruction may result
in fire, electric shock and/or malfunctions.
• During a thunderstorm, do not touch the camera. Danger of electric shock may
result from lightning strikes.
• The product packaging contains a plastic bag. NEVER put a plastic bag over
your head or mouth. Failure to do so may result in serious accidents and/or
death by suffocation. Keep plastic bags away from children.
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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
Notice
• For your safety, when changing the location of this equipment, consult the
dealer from whom you purchased the equipment for removing and re-installing
the equipment. Expertise is required for removal and installation of the
equipment.
• Do not put your hands and/or fingers into the card loading slot. Noncompliance
with this instruction may result in injury.
• Do not use this equipment except for in-vehicle use. Otherwise, the equipment
may emit smoke and/or catch fire, and/or electric shock and/or injury may
result.
• Do not apply a strong shock to this equipment. Do not drop it. Do not put heavy
objects on it. Noncompliance with this instruction may result in fire and/or
malfunctions.
• If exposed to direct sunlight surface of camera may become hot.
• If the equipment is dropped or the outer case is damaged, turn off vehicle and
contact the dealer from whom you purchased the equipment.
Continuing to use it in this condition may result in fire and/or electric shock.
• After installing this equipment, be sure to configure the calibration setting.
Otherwise, the equipment may fail to detect the impact properly, it may work
improperly and/or it may fail to work even if the vehicle receives impact.
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Privacy Warning
• A microphone is built in this Dash Camera and sounds and voices in the
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vehicle are saved in the SD card. Recording function is turned off at the factory
shipment. Recorded sound data might infringe privacy rights of passengers
inside vehicle. Request approval of passengers and comply with federal and
state laws when microphone is on. You are able to turn off this function if
necessary. Refer to the detailed description in page 21.
• Images or video shot and uploaded to a social media site may infringe the
privacy of pedestrians or other parties. We are not liable for images or video
that infringe on the privacy of third parties, should they be shot and uploaded to
a social media site.
Warnings about Video Recording

• The purpose of this Dash Camera is to record the conditions when a vehicle
is driven. Do not use the Dash Camera for mischief or any other improper
purposes.
• One of the purposes of this Dash Camera is to provide proof in the case of an
accident. However, its effectiveness as evidence is not guaranteed.
• We are not liable whatsoever for any damages that arise, such as from the
video failing to record or a recorded file being damaged, nor for any losses,
such as the Dash Camera being damaged or from use of the Dash Camera.
Videos may not be recorded or protected under the following conditions.
(1) If a micro SD card is not inserted in the Dash Camera.
(2) If the micro SD card is ejected from the Dash Camera.
(3) If anything other than a genuine micro SD card or the one provided with the
Dash Camera is used.
(4) If recorded videos are overwritten (deleted) by newly recorded videos.
(5) If the Dash Camera or the micro SD card is severely damaged due to a
vehicle collision event or immersed in water.
(6) If the power supply cord from the battery to the Dash Camera is broken or if
the battery is damaged due to a severe accident.
(7) If an impact is less than the set value (parking surveillance function).
(8) If camera visibility is extremely low due to windshield condensation or
heavy precipitation.
(9) If the Micro SD card memory has become corrupted, you may lose data or
may not be able to record. Micro SD cards have limited life and may require
replacement.
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Videos during an impact event may not be recorded or saved during the
following cases:
(10) If your vehicle collides at low speed, or if another vehicle collides with yours
at a relatively low speed.
(11) If a part of your or the other party’s vehicle is hit in a part designed to
mitigate impact.
* (10) (11) Bumpers, doors, spare tire cover, etc. absorb shock, so the actual
impact may be smaller than it appears.
* (10) (11) Accidents in which the impact is so slight that the air bag does not
activate may not be detected.
(12) If the other party’s vehicle has relatively less weight than to your vehicle, or
if your vehicle collides with a person or a bicycle.
(13) If the contact with the other party's vehicle is at an angle rather than a direct
impact.
* (12) (13) If the other party’s vehicle is relatively lighter in weight (vehicle
vs. person, vehicle vs. bicycle, etc.), or if the other vehicle rolls over, the
shock of the collision is mitigated, and the shock to your own vehicle is
lower.
(14) If sudden braking is applied on a snowy or frozen road.
* There is little friction between a vehicle’s tires and the road when it is
snowy or frozen. Consequently, the vehicle slips at even the slightest
impact, which is difficult for the G-sensor to detect.
(15) If the impact is below G-sensor sensitivity settings.
(16) If there is a problem in the installation of the Dash Camera, such as
the body of the Dash Camera not being fixed, or if the calibration after
installation is incorrect.
• This Dash Camera is used for recording video; however, it is not guaranteed
that it will always be able to confirm a traffic signal. Environmental factors may
prevent confirmation of the traffic signal. In that case, judge the traffic signal
from the video before and after and from vehicles around it. We bear no liability
whatsoever for conditions in which a traffic signal cannot be confirmed.
• LED traffic signals flash faster than the human eye can detect, so when video
is shot with the Dash Camera, it may appear to be blinking. If the traffic signal
is not captured on video, make a judgment about it based on video before and
after and from vehicles around it. We shall bear no responsibility whatsoever if
video cannot capture an LED traffic signal device.
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• This video recorder is constantly recording while ignition is on. When the micro
SD card is full, older videos are deleted and overwritten by new ones in the unit
of "Chapter" files (except event-protected video files). The Dash Camera has
a function that protects up to five videos recorded when it detects the ACTION
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button has been pressed. If the number of videos reaches the maximum
number, protection of older videos is released, and they become subject to
deletion. When the data is important, such as in the case of an accident, turn
off the ignition key of the vehicle as soon as possible. Eject the micro SD
card and save the video on a personal computer or save the video to your
smartphone using the smartphone application.
• If you wish to keep a recorded video, copy the video to your computer, upload
to social media site, etc. from a smartphone, or save in another way. We are
not liable for corrupted files that may occur when saving image or video files
that you have shot to a computer.
Cautions about Operating and Handling the Dash Camera

• The driver should not eject/insert the micro SD card, or operate a smartphone
while driving. Doing so may cause an accident from being distracted. If these
operations are necessary, be sure to park the car in a safe place first.
• Do not park or stop the car illegally in order to use the Dash Camera.
• Do not touch the Dash Camera with a bare hand if it has been sitting in direct
sunlight during the summer. The Dash Camera may be hot and cause a burn.
• Do not spray any type of cleaner or pour water on the Dash Camera.
The double sided tape may fail and allow the Dash Camera to fall.
• Videos recorded when there is water on the windshield or when it is dirty may
result in unclear images.
• When cleaning the windshield, do not pull on the Dash Camera or the cord
with excessive force. The Dash Camera may come off. (Please consult your
dealership if it comes off).
• This Dash Camera acquires date and time via GPS. If the date, time, and/or
location of the recorded data is wrong, or if the location fails to change, consult
the dealership.
• When the vehicle battery is removed, the time is reset to the correct time
at the next startup, when GPS data is received. After the battery has been
reconnected, confirm that the GPS data has been received correctly by
checking the recorded video file name and the location.
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• Due to the properties of the camera’s lens, people and objects on the screen
may appear to be in a position and distance which may differ from their actual
position and distance.
Blooming phenomenon: When a bright object (sun, headlight, etc.) is recorded,
white saturation occurs around the light.
• Do not scratches to camera surface may allow humidity or moisture inside,
causing malfunction, fire, and/or electric shock.
• Do not touch the camera lock dial. Doing so may prevent it from recording in
the required angle.
• Do not wipe the Dash Camera with alcohol, benzene, thinner, gasoline, or
other volatile chemicals. Doing so may cause deformation, deterioration, or
other damage.
• When the camera lens is dirty, lightly wipe the lens with a soft cloth soaked in
water. Rubbing the lens roughly with a dry cloth may cause scratching.
Handling SD Cards
• When using a micro SD card for the Dash Camera, always use a genuine
micro SD card or the micro SD card provided with the Dash Camera. Micro
SD card provided with the Dash Camera is industrial grade with longer life
compared to other commercially available micro SD cards. The Dash Camera
may not operate properly if another type of micro SD card is used.
• Do not save data other than that recorded by this Dash Camera to the micro
SD card. Otherwise, videos may not be recorded properly.
• Confirm that the Dash Camera is off (LED is off) when inserting/ejecting the
micro SD card. Do not insert/eject a micro SD card while the Dash Camera is
running. Doing so may damage the micro SD card.
• Never eject the micro SD card while the Dash Camera is accessing the card
(LED is on or blinking). Doing so may damage not only the micro SD card but
also the Dash Camera itself.
• Do not insert a hand or a finger in the micro SD card slot. Doing so may result
in injury.
• Do not insert any foreign material into the card slot for the micro SD card.
Doing so may cause a fire or electrical shock.
• The micro SD card may be hot right after the power is turned off. Be careful not
to touch with bare hands.
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PLAYING BACK OF MOVIE FILES
Video recorded on this Dash Camera may be viewed on a computer that meets
the following specifications.
●● Personal Computer Requirements
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Windows Computers Macintosh Computers
OS Windows 7, 32-bit or 64-bit Mac OS X 10.9 (Mavericks) or later
Windows 8/8.1, 32-bit or 64-bit
Windows 10, 32-bit or 64-bit
CPU Processor with 2 GHz or higher, Intel ® Core™ 2 Duo or higher
CPU with Intel® Core™ i3 or later version
Memory 2 GB or more 2 GB or more
(Recommended more than 4 GB)
Display 1024 × 768 (XGA) pixel or higher, High 1280 × 800 or higher
Color (16 bit) or higher
Audio PCM sound reproduction function Standard built-in Macintosh
compatible with Windows computer audio
Other • Internet Explorer 9.0 or later version • Safari 9 or later version
• Accessing the micro SD card is possible • Accessing the micro SD card is
via a card reader. possible via a card reader.
• Internet connection environment (for • Internet connection environment
display of travel position via Google (for display of travel position via
Maps) Google Maps)
NOTE
• System requirements may change. Refer to following URL for latest minimum
specifications.
http://www.e-iserv.jp/top/driverecorder/DashCamViewer/index.html?lang=en
• The video image may be distorted and/or the audio interrupted on some
computers. If this happens, close the viewer software and restart it to view the
video.
●● Smartphone Requirement
In order to see the video recorded with this Dash Camera on the viewer software
of a smartphone, a device that meets the following specifications is required.
Apple • Mobile device: iPhone 4 or later

• Operating system: iOS 7.0 or later
Android • Mobile device: Android smartphone
• Operating system: Android OS 4.0 or later
* iPad is not supported.
NOTE
• For the latest application information, please check the App Store or Google Play.
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GOVERMENT REGULATIONS
- United States of America
FCC ID: BABFT0112A
CAUTION: Radio Frequency Radiation Exposure

This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC radio frequency (RF) Exposure
Guidelines. This equipment should be installed and operated keeping the radiator
at least 20 cm or more away from person's body in normal use position.
Co-location: This transmitter must not be co-located or operated in conjunction

with any other antenna or transmitter.
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.
FCC WARNING
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
- Canada
IC: 2024B-FT0112A
This device complies with Industry Canada's licence-exempt RSSs. 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.
CAUTION: Radio Frequency Radiation Exposure

This equipment complies with IC radiation exposure limits set forth for an
uncontrolled environment and meets RSS-102 of the IC radio frequency (RF)
Exposure rules. This equipment should be installed and operated keeping the
radiator at least 20 cm or more away from person's body (excluding extremities:
hands, wrists, feet and ankles).
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TRADEMARKS
• App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other
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countries.
• Apple and iPhone are trademarks of Apple Inc.
• iOS is the name of the OS of Apple Inc.
• Apple, Macintosh and Mac OS are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the
U.S. and other countries.
• Google Play is a trademark of Google Inc.

• Google Maps is a trademark of Google Inc.
• Android is a trademark of Google Inc.
• Wi-Fi® and Wi-Fi Direct ® are registered trademarks of Wi-Fi Alliance.
• microSDHC Logo is a trademark of SD-3C, LLC.
• Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10 are registered
trademarks of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other
countries.
• Other company names and product names used in this manual are either
registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective company.
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OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE INFORMATION
●● About Open Source Software included in the dash camera

This dash camera includes certain open source or other software originating from
third parties that is subject to the GNU General Public License version 2 (GPLv2)
and different copyright licenses, disclaimers and notices. The source code and
the license information of software licensed under GPLv2 and different copyright
licenses, disclaimers and notices are distributed at the website below.
●● About Open Source Software included in the PC viewer software

This viewer software includes certain open source or other software originating
from third parties that is subject to the GNU General Public License version 2
(GPLv2) and different copyright licenses, disclaimers and notices. The source
code of software licensed under GPLv2 and different copyright licenses,
disclaimers and notices are distributed at the website below.
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INTRODUCTION
The Toyota Genuine Dash Camera is designed to provide a safe and memorable
driving experience in your Toyota vehicle. Safely record the on-goings of the
open road while keeping your eyes on the road. Never miss a moment in motion;
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capture it! The Toyota Genuine Dash Camera will also allow you to record the
surroundings of your vehicle while it is parked.
Personal safety, as well as security for your Toyota vehicle, is our top priority.
The Dash Camera is safely installed on your front windshield. The camera will
automatically save and record data after impact in the event of a crash. The
camera automatically starts when the ignition power is on. When the vehicle is
stationary, you can access videos and change the settings via your smartphone
app or on your computer by inserting the camera’s microSD card.
The Dash Camera features a number of different recording modes:
The Infinite Loop: With a high quality, industrial grade micro SD card, the
footage will continuously record up to 170 minutes of 1080p HD footage
(Standard mode, Bit rate: 6.2 Mbps) in an infinite loop, allowing you to capture
every moment of your drive. The accompanying software will allow you to save
any footage to your smartphone using Wi-Fi data transmission or simply take the
microSD card out of the camera to save your files to your computer.
Incident Recording: With the help of the G-sensor impact detection, the footage
will automatically lock on the microSD card for retrieval at a later time and you will
not have to worry about anything else but the safety of everyone involved.
Parking Surveillance: Shortly after impact, the

Dash Camera will record up to 60 seconds following
the impact and the file will be locked on the microSD
card.
Interesting event recording: At the push of a

button, automatically save 12 seconds before and
8 seconds after an event.
Adventure Mode: With Adventure mode, you

can manually save up to an hour of footage at the
highest quality video setting.
For any questions about your Genuine Toyota Dash Camera, please consult your
Toyota dealer.
Thank you for purchasing a Toyota Genuine Accessory.

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PARTS AND FUNCTION DESCRIPTION OPERATION
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(1)
(2)
(3)
(4) (7)
(5)
(6) (8)
• Protects the recording video. (Event protection)

(See page 19.)
(1) ACTION button • Press and hold for more than 1 second, the Adventure
mode starts/stops. (See page 20.)
• Stops the error sound.
Indicates that the Dash Camera has a problem when it is

(2) ERR LED (Amber)
on or blinking. (See page 14.)
Indicates that the Dash Camera is ready for recording when

(3) REC LED (Green)
the LED is on. (See page 15.)
(4) Micro SD card slot Insert the micro SD card to be used into this slot.
Records audio.
(5) Microphone
The microphone is built in the Dash Camera.
Audio recording on/

(6) Switches on/off the audio recording. (See page 21.)
off switch
The camera is adjusted to an appropriate angle during

(7) Side cover
installation to the vehicle. Do not touch the cover.
(8) Camera Records the video images.
Default Wi-Fi password / Serial number.

(9) Wi-Fi password
The same password written is in the back cover page.
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NOTIFICATION BY LED INDICATOR AND BUZZER
This Dash Camera has a function to notify its condition with an ERR LED (amber),
REC LED (green), and a buzzer. Symbols for LED conditions are as follows.
: On : Quick blinking
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: Off : Slow blinking
1 Abnormal Notification
This section describes the conditions, possible causes, and measures in case of
abnormal conditions.
ERR LED REC LED
Buzzer Cause Measure
(amber) (green)
Continuous A micro SD card is not Insert a micro SD card.
long high-tone inserted.
beeps
*1, *2
Alternate long Hardware abnormality Turn off the vehicle
high-tone The Dash Camera cannot and turn it on again.
beep and long record a video because If it cannot be solved,
low-tone beep of camera or image consult the dealership
*1, *3 processing problems. where you purchased
the Dash Camera.
The micro SD card has a Format the micro SD
problem or not formatted. card. (See page 47.)
(Silent) Videos are recorded, but Please consult the
*4
the Dash Camera is not dealership where you
or working correctly with purchased the Dash
malfunction. (Problems Camera.
of audio, timestamps, *5
G-sensor, etc.)
Continuous Calibration not Perform the calibration.
*4
long high-tone conducted. (See page 18.)
beeps or
After the calibration
*1, *3 is set, the installation
location and direction are
changed.
*1: When the ACTION button is pressed, the buzzer stops. However, take note that the
Dash Camera is not working.
*2: The volume of the buzzer can be changed. The default volume setting is <High>.
(See page 39 and 57.)
*3: The volume is not adjustable.
*4: It varies depending on the recorded condition of videos and audios.
*5: After the vehicle battery is removed, the date and time data are returned to the default
value. From the time of first activation after the GPS signal is received, the date and
time data are corrected to the accurate data.
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2 Normal Notification
This section describes LED and buzzer conditions while the Dash Camera is
working correctly.
●● LED condition
ERR LED REC LED

Description
(amber) (green)
Power off.
Nothing is recorded when the Dash Camera power is
off.
Power on or starting.
No video or audio is recorded while the Dash
Blinking in 0.5 sec. Camera is starting.
intervals
Recording video. Audio recording depends on

microphone switch setting. (See page 21.)
Communicating data with a smartphone by the Wi-Fi

connection.
Blinking in 1 sec. Blinking in 1 sec.
intervals intervals
Recording video in the Adventure mode. Audio

recording depends on microphone switch setting.
Blinking in 1.75 sec. (See page 21.)
intervals
NOTE: During a power down process, the REC LED (green) lights up and then blinks.
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●● Buzzer
Buzzer Description
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Single short and Pir Started normally.
high-tone beep
Single short and Pir Protection of recorded video has been

high-tone beep initiated (event protection).
Three short beeps Pir Pir Pir Started up/ended the Adventure mode.
Two short beeps Pir Pir A shock was detected during traveling.
The recorded video is the subject of
protection against overwriting.
Six continuous long A shock was detected while parking.

Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi
high-tone beeps (Parking surveillance function)
(twice) User will be notified by buzzer on next
Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi Pi ignition ON.
One long low-tone The ACTION button was pressed while the
beep Pu– recorded video was protected (Automatic
event protection).
Manual event protection function is invalid
while the event is being protected.
NOTE: The volume of the buzzer can be changed. (See page 39 and 57.)
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DASH CAMERA OPERATION
The Dash Camera records video, audio, location data from GPS into the micro
SD card while driving. With the viewer software dedicated for this Dash Camera,
video and audio can be played back as well as checking the location while driving
in coordination with Google Maps. This section describes the procedure to use
the Dash Camera.
1 Inserting/Ejecting the micro SD card
●● Inserting the micro SD card

The Dash Camera does not work without insertion of a micro SD card. If the
micro SD card is not inserted, insert the card while paying attention to the
following items.
• Confirm that the Dash Camera power is off (LED is off).

Do not insert a micro SD card while the Dash Camera is running. Otherwise,
the micro SD card may get damaged.
• When inserting a micro SD card into the Dash Camera, check the direction
of the card and insert it straight into the slot.
• Insert the micro SD card until you hear a click.
micro SD card
●● Ejecting the micro SD card

To play back recorded videos on a computer, eject the micro SD card. Gently
push down the center of the micro SD card and then release it. The micro SD
card pops out slightly.
• Never eject the micro SD card while the Dash Camera is accessing the card
(LED is on or blinking). Otherwise it may damage not only the micro SD card
but also the Dash Camera itself.
• Before ejecting the micro SD card, confirm that the Dash Camera power is
off (LED is off).
• The Dash Camera does not work without insertion of a micro SD card. Be
careful not to forget inserting a micro SD card. When the card slot is empty,
you will hear continuous high-tone beeps.
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2 Calibration
When the calibration is not set, the buzzer sound of continuous high-tone long
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beep sounds at the time of startup. (See page 14.)
1. Park vehicle on flat surface. While holding down the ACTION button, turn on
the ignition.
2. Keep holding down the ACTION button for three seconds or longer.
When the calibration is set properly, a double high-tone short beep will sound.
If the buzzer does not sound, set the calibration again.
3 Starting
The power of the Dash Camera is linked to the ignition key of the vehicle.
While the power of the Dash Camera is off, confirm that the micro SD card is
inserted.
1. Turn on the ignition key or the ignition of the vehicle.
The power turns on, and the REC LED (green) of the Dash Camera starts
blinking and then turns on. (ERROR LED (amber) turns off)
When you hear a short and high-tone beep, startup is finished. However, if the
buzzer setting is changed, the buzzer does not sound. (See page 39 and 57.)
NOTE
• Just after formatting the micro SD card (See page 47.), the Dash Camera
creates files that are necessary for recording the videos. Therefore, the time
until completion of the startup becomes longer.
• Recording a video is not ready until startup is done. The Dash Camera starts
recording just after startup is finished.
• When an abnormal vibration and/or a shock is detected while the vehicle is
parked, the power turns on automatically. Then the Dash Camera records
the video of surrounding area for approximately 60 seconds. (Parking
surveillance function) (See page 20.)
When the parking surveillance function is activated, a notification buzzer of
one long high-tone beep and five short high-tone beep sounds twice at the
next ignition ON. However, if the parking surveillance function is set off, the
power does not turn on automatically. (See page 42 and 58.)
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4 Shutting Down
1. Turn off the ignition key or the ignition of the vehicle.

The recording ends and the LED turns off, the power is off.
NOTE
• LED may remain ON depends on camera setting [Surveillance Start Delay].
(See page 43 and 58.)
5 Recording Video and Audio
This Dash Camera is a constant-recording type drive recorder. The Dash Camera
is turned on when the vehicle ignition is turned ON. When startup is done, the
Dash Camera starts recording video and audio (if microphone switch is turned
on). The REC LED (green) lights on while recording. When the ignition key or the
ignition is turned off, recording is stopped. This Dash Camera has special video
event recording modes to capture and protect important videos.
While driving, recorded videos are automatically protected when the Dash
Camera detects a strong shock (Event Protection Function – Automatic) or
the ACTION button on the main body is pressed (Event Protection Function –
Manual, or Adventure Mode).
While vehicle is parked and vehicle ignition is OFF, video is recorded when the
Dash Camera detects an abnormal vibration or shock (Parking Surveillance
Function).
When the micro SD card is full, older videos are deleted and overwritten by new
ones in the unit of "Chapter" files (except event-protected video files). Event-
protected video files are explained below:
●● EVENT PROTECTION FUNCTION - AUTOMATIC (Up to Ten Videos)

When the Dash Camera detects a shock during the normal recording, the Dash
Camera outputs two short high-tone beeps and protects 20 seconds of recorded
video: 12 seconds before and 8 seconds after the shock is detected.
●● EVENT PROTECTION FUNCTION - MANUAL (Up to Five Videos)

Press the ACTION button of the main body during the normal recording.
A short high-tone beep sounds, and the total of 20 seconds of video is protected
which include the video for 12 seconds before and 8 seconds after the ACTION
button is pressed.
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●● ADVENTURE MODE (Up to approx. 87 min: Standard mode)

Hold down the ACTION button for more than 1 second during the normal
recording.
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The Dash Camera outputs three short high-tone beeps and protects the recorded
video for the set maximum recording time of the Adventure mode starting from
the time when the button is pressed.
While recording in the Adventure mode, holding the ACTION button for more than
1 second will output three short high-tone beeps and ends the Adventure mode.
Adventure mode will automatically end if allocated time has been reached and
will be output beep sounds.
NOTE
• The recording times in the standard recording and the Adventure mode vary
depending on the selected image quality.
• The maximum recording time in the Adventure mode is about half of the
maximum recording time in the standard recording.
• When the Adventure Mode is turned off, the protection of recorded video up
to that point will be cancelled.
• When the memory allocation of the computer or smart phone viewer is
changed, partial protection of the video recorded up to that point will be
canceled.
(For example, if you change the recording time from 87 minutes to
30 minutes, approximately 30 minutes of your latest video recording will be
protected, but anything recorded prior to that will be overwritten.)
• The settings can be changed by the viewer software for computer (See page
38.) or the viewer application for smartphones (Android/iPhone) (See page 57.).
●● PARKING SURVEILLANCE FUNCTION (Up to Ten Videos)

When an abnormal vibration and/or a shock is detected while the car is parked,
the video is recorded for 60 seconds from the time of the detection. The recorded
video is protected.
Normal Wake-Up:
When the car is parked, if an unusual vibration or shock is detected, it starts
recording after 4 seconds for about 60 seconds and protects the recorded video.
Quick Wake-Up:
When the car is parked, if an unusual vibration or shock is detected, it starts
recording from that point for 60 seconds and protects the recorded video.
NOTE
• The settings can be changed by the viewer software for computer (See page
38.) or the viewer application for smartphones (Android/iPhone) (See page 57.).
• When the battery voltage reaches the specified value or lower, the Normal
Wake-Up is automatically activated.
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●● On/off Selection of Audio Recording

Audio recording can be turned on/off by the audio
recording on/off switch on the Dash Camera. Orange marking
The REC LED (green) lights on during recording
regardless of audio recording on/off condition.
●● Backup Power
The Dash Camera contains internal capacitors for continued recording in cases
of battery power disconnection. Internal backup power enables recording of
video for approximately 5 seconds after power loss; however this time is not
guaranteed. Available time may be shorter in conditions such as low temperatures
or immediately after camera starts up.
NOTE
• Never take the micro SD card out of the slot while the Dash Camera is
writing data to the micro SD card (REC LED (green) is on or blinking).
Otherwise it may damage not only the micro SD card but also the Dash
Camera itself.
• Quickly and repeatedly turning the Dash Camera on and off generates many
short videos and the total amount of recording time is decreased.
6 Playing Back Recorded Videos
Play back the video recorded by this Dash Camera with the viewer software for
Macintosh and Windows computers (See page 22.) or the viewer application for
smartphones (Android/iPhone) (See page 50.).
7 Checking Device Settings
Check the settings by the viewer software for computer (See page 38.) or the
viewer application for smartphones (Android/iPhone) (See page 57.).
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OPERATIONS OF VIEWER SOFTWARE
Videos and audio recorded by this Dash Camera can be played back on your
computer. With the viewer software, various settings of this Dash Camera can be
changed. This section describes the procedure to use the viewer software.
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NOTE
• Screenshots are from a computer with Windows 7 Professional Edition (SP1).
The screen may be different from the actual screens depending on the OS
and settings.
• The value in "< >" is the default value.
1 Installing Viewer Software
Download the viewer software from the dedicated web site page.
1. Start up the web browser such as Internet Explorer and access to the
dedicated web site page. The URL address is as follows.
NOTE
• Site may be down periodically for maintenance.
2. Read the License agreement conditions and Disclaimers and select [I Agree].
3. From the displayed web site page, download the installer for the viewer
software.
4. Copy the viewer software installer "DASH_CAM_VIEWER_SETUP_en.exe" to

a location on your computer (such as the Desktop).
5. Double-click on "DASH_CAM_VIEWER_SETUP_en.exe".
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6. Click [Next] on the Install Wizard screen.

Then proceed the installation by following the instructions on the screen.
7. When installation is finished, a shortcut icon for "DASH CAM VIEWER" is

created on the Desktop.
NOTE
• To start up the viewer software as soon as the installation is completed, click
[Finish] while [Launch the program] on the Installation Complete screen is
checked.
• Depending on your computer, the dialog of "User Account Control" is
displayed while installing or when starting up the viewer software for the first
time. Follow the instruction on the screen and always click [Yes].
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Recorded videos can be played back using the viewer software.
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Start up the viewer software by the following procedure and play back the video.
1. Insert the micro SD card ejected from the DASH CAMERA to the computer by
using the card reader device.
NOTE
• Depending on the computer setting, "What do you want Windows to do?"
dialog may be displayed when the micro SD card is inserted. In that case,
click the [Cancel] button, select [Take no action], or close the dialog by using
the button at the upper right section.
2. Double-click on "DASH CAM VIEWER" shortcut icon on the Desktop.
3. The viewer software starts.

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4. Click button (or select File > Open from the Menu).
NOTE
• To view data on the microSD card, check that the computer has recognized
the SD card drive.
5. Click the [Card Data] (video in the micro SD card) button.

If you play back videos on the computer saved by the backup function (See
page 35.), click the [Backup Folder] button. If you directly select the video file,
click the [Select File] button.
• For the folder structure, see page 34.
6. Select a drive for the micro SD card on the Card Drive Select screen and click
[OK].
NOTE
Drive letter (Volume label) is reference.
When the Backup Folder Select screen is displayed, select a saved folder and
click [OK].
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7. Select the type of video on the "Trip", "Chapter", "Event", "Surveillance", or

"Adventure" tab. Then select a video to play back from the list at the right side
and click .
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The playback starts.
The next video list is displayed on each tab.

Trip List of videos in the unit of each key cycle (from engine on to off)
Adventure List of videos that are protected by the Adventure mode
Chapter List of individual videos within the selected trip / Adventure
Event List of videos protected by the ACTION button and protected by
detection of shocks
Surveillance List of videos recorded by the parking surveillance function
8. Click the button (or File > Exit from the Menu) to end the software.
NOTE
• The number of videos which can be stored in the micro SD card is limited.
Back up the video data from the micro SD card to your computer if
necessary. (See page 35.)
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●● Configuration of the Viewer screen (example of the "Trip" tab)
(13) (1)
(12)
(2)
(11)
Video (3)
during
playback
(10)
(9)
(8) (4)
(7) (6) (5)
(1) End the viewer software.

Select the video type.
Trip List of videos in the unit of each key cycle (from engine on to off)
Adventure List of videos that are protected by Adventure mode
(2) Chapter List of individual videos within the selected trip / Adventure
Event List of videos protected by the ACTION button and protected by
detection of shocks
Surveillance List of videos recorded by the parking surveillance function
Displays the recorded date and time (or detected date and time) of the specified
(3)
video type and thumbnails. Depends on Time Zone in viewer setting.
Displays the location information and date and time of the selected video on the
map (Google Maps) with an icon. Internet connection is required.
Displays the map in a separate window.
When it is re-clicked, the Map is re-displayed on the Viewer
(4) screen.
Hides the Map.
Re-displays the Map on the Viewer screen.

Hide/show location balloons
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Displays the G value size and direction of the played back video.
(5) Switch between display and hide.
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Displays the speed of the played back video.
(6) Switch between display and hide.
When the GPS signal is lost (speed and direction are unknown), the GPS icon grays
out and changes as follows.
Color of the location mark of own vehicle in (4) : Gray
(7) Numeral value of speed in (6) : --
Color of the needle for the speed in (6) : Gray
Color of the speed in the chart in (8) : Gray
* The GPS icon during GPS measurement is yellow.
The chart that displays the data becomes as follows.
Left vertical axis: Acceleration speed Right vertical axis: Speed
(8) Horizontal axis: Time Orange: Acceleration
Pink: Speed Vertical line: Video playback position
* Clicking on the chart or dragging can move the playback position.
(9) Operation buttons to play or stop the video (See page 30.).
Tracking bar that indicates the progress condition of the video playback.
Displays the video playback position by the unit of startup (detection). (See page 30.)
(10)
[A]: Position where the Dash Camera detected the acceleration or a shock
[M]: Location where the ACTION button is pressed
(11) Displays the video only in a full screen.
(12) Icons for viewer operations (See page 29.)

(13) Video file location
NOTE
• There are cases that the GPS signals cannot be acquired correctly; for
example, right after the Dash Camera is started up, in places where GPS
receiving condition is poor, such as in a tunnel or high-rise area, and when
the GPS satellite location is not suitable. In that case, the vehicle location
and/or the speed is not indicated on the map correctly.
• As the size of G value gets larger, the location becomes further from the
center. The direction of the G value according to the operation condition is
as follows.
(During deceleration)
(When (When
turning right) turning left)
(During acceleration)
• When the progressing direction of the main body is deviated, change the
sensor sensitivity value. (See page 40.)
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• If an error message is displayed while loading a video or while playing back

the video and when the video cannot be played back properly, the image
data may be damaged. Back up the video data from the micro SD card to
your computer if necessary (See page 35.) and format the micro SD card.
(See page 47.)
• Make sure to eject the micro SD card properly during removal.
●● How to Use Icons (Buttons) for Viewer Operations

Icons (buttons) at the upper section of the viewer enables the following
operations.
Selects a video from the micro SD card or the computer and play back.
Saves the playback video.
Changes the settings of the Dash Camera.
Cuts the video at a discretional section and saves.
Saves the video as a JPEG image.
Magnifies the selected range of video at a specified magnification ratio.
Displays the stop watch function on a separate window.
Converts the location data of the constant recording into the kmz format
file that can be displayed on Google Earth and saves the files.
To magnify a part of video, click and select a magnification ratio and an area
(range) to magnify. To cancel magnification, click the magnified image.
●● Display only the video in full screen

Click at the upper right section of the video.
To cancel the full-screen mode, click . Cancelling the full-screen mode is
possible also by clicking the image.
NOTE
• When the micro SD card is full, older videos are deleted and overwritten by
new ones in the Dash Camera of "Chapter" files (except event-protected
video files), so if you select the video in the "Trip" tab, it may play back from
part way through a trip.
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●● How to Use Buttons for Playback Operations

The following operations are available with the buttons for playback operations.
(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6)
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Move the slider to Move the slider to
adjust the brightness. adjust the volume.
Move the slider to adjust the playback speed (×0.5 to ×10).

The current playback speed is displayed at the right side ("Standard" is ×1).
(1) Plays back from the start position of the former trip.
(2) Plays back from the start position of the next trip.
(3) Plays back the video. It becomes a pause button during playback.
(4) Stops the playback.
(5) Displays the previous frame.
(6) Displays the next frame.
NOTE
• When the screen is dark, adjust the brightness by using the slider at the left
end of the playback operation buttons. However, some computers may not
have the brightness control function.
When there are three recorded files
First file Second file Third file
When the slider is moved When the slider is moved

within this range, the playback within this range, the
starts from the specified playback starts from the
position in the first file. specified position in the
third file.
• When / at the left end of the track bar is clicked, the playback
starts from the start position of the previous/next chapter (file).
• When the slider on the track bar is moved, the playback starts from
the position specified by the slider.
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●● How To Use Stopwatch Function

The stop watch function is available in a separate window. Click at the
upper section of the screen.
During the measurement, the lap time (elapsed time in the section) can be
checked by specifying the discretional area.
Up to ten split times can be specified per lap time, including the start (S)/end (E)
position and nine additional points.
The lap time is displayed in a list

on the list screen.
Total time
Starts/stops the
measurement Average
by the stopwatch.
• Specifies the measurement point (1 to 9)
of the lap time. (Max. of 10 sections
including the starting/stopping point)
Clears the last lap time • Clears all measurement results after the
information measured. measurement stops.
NOTE
• During the measurement, the start position/measuring points/end position is
displayed on the track bar.
S: Start position
1 to 9: Measuring points
E: End position
• During the measurement, the position does not return to the position before
the start position or before the last lap point, even when the Previous
Chapter button or the slider on the track bar is operated.
• The lap point can be specified during the frame advance or frame return
operations.
• The lap time indicates the sectional time from the previous lap to the current
lap.
• When the playback is ended/stopped, the measurement stops, and the final
lap time is displayed.
• During the stop watch operation, when the track bar is operated over the
files, loading may take a long time.
• There is a chance that the difference (max. 0.9 sec.) occurs between the
sum of lap times and the total time.
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• Stop Watch data cannot be saved. In order to save the data, please take a
screenshot using the Print Screen key or other software.
• During the measurement, click and select the video type. The
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confirmation screen for deletion of measurement result is displayed. Click
[OK] when specifying a different video. When the Video Type Select screen
is closed by clicking [Cancel], the screen returns to the Measurement
screen.
●● Clears the measurement result.

Click the button after the measurement stop.
●● How to Trim Video Section

When the button is clicked in the image at the starting point (position) for
trimming, the Trim Range Determination screen is displayed as shown in the
following section. Move the slider on the track bar to select the end position of
trimming. A maximum of 30 minutes can be trimmed.
Moving the track bar emphasizes the

trim range in red.
Re-click the button at the end point (position) for trimming on the image.
On the next "Trim Tool" screen, select information to be embedded in the video
with a check mark and click [Save]. The cut video can be saved when the
destination for saving is specified.
However, if information is embedded, trimming the video will take a long time.
NOTE
• If you trim a video that has already been trimmed, additional information
cannot be added.
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●● How to Capture the Video Screen

To save the displayed image in a JPEG file, click the button. On the screen
to select information to be embedded in the screen, check the items to be
displayed on the image and click [OK]. Then specify the destination folder for the
file and save the file in your computer.
●● Converting Location Data for Google Earth

Select a video to be converted and click the button.
NOTE
• Before converting, install Google Earth to your computer.
Google Earth can be downloaded from the Google site.
Specify the storage destination and the file name and click [Save]. On the Startup
screen of Google Earth, click [Yes]. Google Earth starts.
Expand the saved file displayed at the left side of the Google Earth screen by
clicking [+]. Select [Route].
When the (Tour playback) button is clicked, the travelling route is displayed.
After clicking [Route] > [+], select [My car]. Then clicking the (Tour playback)
button plays back the travelling route in a 3D video.
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●● Folder Structure and File Name

In the micro SD card, the folders and recorded data are saved as follows.
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microSD memory card
MOVE Folder for constant recording (MP4)

MOVE01 Folder for recording Within one folder
YYMMDDhhmmss_nnnn.MP4 Max. 50 files
MOVE02 Video file
YYMMDDhhmmss_nnnn.MP4 Max. 99 folders
MOVE03
YYMMDDhhmmss_nnnn.MP4
MOVE99
YYMMDDhhmmss_nnnn.MP4
DRINF Folder for operation recording

(including data file/log file)
• The video file names are allocated in the following rules.

YYMMDD hhmmss _ nnnn . MP4
Serial number
Hour, Minute, Second (Time when recording was started)
Year, Month, Date
• The Dash Camera automatically assigns time stamps to recorded video files
using UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).
• If you connect to Wi-Fi and interrupt the recording, and then disconnect from
Wi-Fi and start recording, the date and time of the file name is changed from
that point.
NOTE
• Do not change the video file name. There is a possibility that playback using
the viewer software becomes unavailable. In addition, do not delete folders
and files (SETINF.DAT, GROUP.DAT, etc. in the directory).
• After camera's initial power on, "DUMMYMOVExxxx.DAT" files are created
in the MOVE folder of the microSD card. This file is necessary to record the
images. Do not delete the file. Once the videos are recorded, the files are
saved as video files.
• When the "DUMMYMOVExxxx.DAT" file or the video file is accidentally
deleted, the "DUMMYMOVExxxx.DAT" file is created again at the time of
startup of the Dash Camera. Therefore, the time before startup of recording
becomes longer.
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3 Backing Up Data in Micro SD Card to Computer
The number of files that the micro SD card can store is limited due to its capacity.
When the micro SD card is full, the oldest files are overwritten by newer files.
In this case, the older overwritten files will not be available for viewing. It is
recommended to back up the video data from the micro SD card to your computer
before older files are overwritten in order to prevent potential data loss.
With the viewer software, the recorded data in the micro SD card can easily be
saved (backed up) to your computer with simple operations from the Menu.
●● Select the folder for backup.

1. On the viewer software, read the recorded data in the micro SD card and
select Settings > Backup Directory Settings from the Menu.
2. Select a folder to save the backup data and click the [OK] button.
NOTE
• If the destination folder is not specified, the backup data will be saved in the
"My Videos" folder.
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●● Backing Up Data to Computer

1. On the viewer software, read the recorded data in the micro SD card and
select Back up > Back Up on the Menu.
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2. On the Backup Data Select screen, check the data to be saved and click the
[OK] button.
• Selected recorded data are backed up (saved) in the specified destination.

• The folder's default name is the date and time of backup operation.
• To playback backup videos, refer to "2 Playing Back Recorded Videos" (See
page 24.).
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4 Deleting Backup Data on Computer
Recorded data backed up with "3 Backing Up Data in Micro SD Card to

Computer" (See page 35.) can be easily deleted by the simple operation from the
Menu.
1. Startup the viewer software and select Back Up > Delete from the Menu.
2. Select a folder for deletion and click the [OK] button.
NOTE
The folder name is reference.
3. Select data to be delete and click the [OK] button.
NOTE
The folder name is reference.
Selected backup files will be deleted.

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5 Changing Camera Settings
When the Dash Camera settings are changed and saved to the micro SD card
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with the viewer software, the updated settings can automatically take effect on
the Dash Camera after the micro SD card is properly inserted and the ignition key
is turned on.
1. Insert the ejected micro SD card to your computer by using the card reader
device.
2. Start up the viewer software and select Settings > Camera Settings from the
Menu.
3. Select the drive for the micro SD card and click [OK].
The Setting screen of the main body is displayed.
NOTE
Drive letter (Volume label) is reference.
NOTE
• When there is no operation record in the micro SD card (or when the micro
SD card is used for the first time), "The configuration file cannot be read."
message is displayed. Click the [OK] button.
• If the previous setting is saved in the micro SD card, the former setting is
displayed.
4. Set each item and click the [OK] button.
5. Click the [OK] button on the Setting Save Confirmation screen.
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Save the new settings on the micro SD card. When the micro SD card is inserted
to the Dash Camera and the ignition key is turned on, the new settings saved on
the micro SD card will take effect on the Dash Camera. The changeable setting
items are as follows.
●● Basic Settings
Recording quality
Maximum recording time will be reduced with increased video quality.
Three steps of High quality mode / <Standard mode> / Extended time mode.
Sound
Sets the Notification Volume, System Volume, Error Warning Volume - SD
Card Error and Surveillance Mode Notification .
Three steps of <High> / Low / Off.
Wi-Fi Password
Resets the password for the Dash Camera.
Reset All
Resets the entire settings of the Dash Camera to default setting.
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●● Sensor Sensitivity Settings
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Acceleration/Deceleration Sensitivity
Select the sensor sensitivity to detect the shock from <Standard> / High
Sensitivity. Or set the sensitivity (setting: 0.30G to 0.70G) manually by using
the slide bar. When the sensitivity is set high, shocks are more easily detected.
Left/Right Sensitivity Adjustment

Adjust the sensitivity adjustment value for the left/right (horizontal) direction.
If too many false events are detected when turning left/right, increase the
adjustment value. However increasing to higher value may prevent the Dash
Camera from detecting actual events.
Center Offset Angle

By using the sliding bar, set the correction angle (setting range: -45 to +45 deg.)
in the progressing direction.
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• When the sensor sensitivity is set high, shocks are more easily detected.
• The horizontal axis correction does not affect the front/rear direction (vertical
axis).
• To calibrate the correction angle, check for deviation by playing back the
video. If the angle is deviating to the left, correct with the negative direction.
If the angle is deviating to the right, correct with the positive direction.
NOTE
• After changing the setting, compare with the actual driving and check that
the Dash Camera detects shocks properly (not too much or too less).
When checking the Dash Camera sensitivity, never try dangerous
operations (such as sudden acceleration and sudden braking).
• Do not change the sensor sensitivity without thorough consideration.
• When sensor sensitivity is set too low, the frequency of false event data
decreases. However, necessary event data may not be protected.
• When the Dash Camera detects the shock unnecessary in left and right
turns or curves (unnecessarily protected more often), adjust the set value of
the horizontal axis correction.
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●● Parking Surveillance Settings
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Parking Surveillance
Enables/disables Parking Surveillance mode.
Sensor Sensitivity
Select the sensor sensitivity to detect the shock from <Standard> / High
Sensitivity. Or set the sensitivity (setting: 0.20G to 0.80G) manually by using
the slide bar. When the sensitivity is set high, shocks are more easily detected.
Parking Surveillance Mode

Select Mode
When "ON" is selected for the parking surveillance function,
select <Normal Wake-Up> / Quick Wake-Up.
Normal Wake-Up: When the car is parked, if an unusual vibration or shock

is detected, it starts recording within 4 seconds for about 60 seconds and
protects the recorded video.
Quick Wake-Up: When the car is parked, if an unusual vibration or shock is

detected, it starts recording within 1 second from that point for 60 seconds and
protects the recorded video.
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Duration for Quick Wake-Up mode

When [Quick Wake-Up] is selected, the monitoring time can be set between
30 min to 180 min.
Once the monitoring time elapses, or if the vehicle’s battery drops below the
specified value, it switches automatically to Normal Wake-Up mode at that
point, to avoid a dead battery.
NOTE
• Do not carelessly change the sensor sensitivity.
• When sensor sensitivity is set too low, the frequency of false event data
decreases. However, necessary event data may not be protected.
Surveillance Start Delay

To prevent erroneous detection of shock by the door opening/closing when
getting in and out of the vehicle, the time lag to start the parking monitoring
function is set after turning off the Ignition.
Surveillance Start Delay will also prevent notification if shock is detected within
the 1 or 2 minute interval before ignition is turned ON.
・Normal Wake-Up: <1 min> / 2 min
・Quick Wake-Up: <1 min> / 2 min
NOTE
• Purpose of this setting is to prevent false notification of parking incident
when exiting/entering vehicle.
• Camera will remain ON for duration of selected Surveillance Start Delay
after Ignition is turned OFF.
• If shock is detected within selected setting time of ignition ON, video will be
recorded but buzzer will not turn on.
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●● Adventure Mode Settings
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Adventure Mode
Enables/disables Adventure mode.
NOTE
• When the Adventure Mode is turned off, the protection of recorded video up
to that point will be cancelled.
Memory Allocation
Sets the recording time when the Adventure mode is on.
Recording time is based on allocated memory and video quality setting.
Longer recordings can be achieved by increasing the memory, or reducing the
video quality. Increasing memory allocation for Adventure mode will reduce
available memory for normal continuous recording mode.
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6 Changing Viewer Setting
The viewer software settings can be changed. The following items can be set.
1. Start up the viewer software and select Settings > Viewer Settings from the
menu.
Language
Selects the language from <English> / French / Spanish.
Date & Time

There are 4 date & time setting as follows:
●● MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS (AM/PM) ●● YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS (AM/PM)
●● <MM/DD/YYYY HH:MM:SS (24H)> ●● YYYY/MM/DD HH:MM:SS (24H)
Time Zone
There are 8 time zone setting as follows:
●● PST-Pacific (UTC-8) ●● CST-Central (UTC-6)
●● NST-Newfoundland (UTC-3:30) ●● MST-Mountain (UTC-7)
●● AST-Atlantic (UTC-4) ●● AKST-Alaska (UTC-9)
●● <EST-Eastern> (UTC-5) ●● HAST-Hawaii (UTC-10)
Daylight savings time

Sets ON / <OFF> of the daylight savings time. When the daylight savings time
is ON, the time is one hour ahead from the standard time.
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Units
Sets the display unit of the speed meter from <KM/H> / MPH.
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2. Set each item.
3. Click the [OK] button.
4. Click the [Yes] button to re-start viewer.

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7 Formatting Micro SD Card
If an error is displayed when the video is played back or the video data is copied,
the data in the micro SD card may be corrupt. Format the micro SD card in the
following procedure.
NOTE
• After formatting, the video data in the micro SD card are deleted.
• Formatting the micro SD card may not often be necessary. Format the micro
SD card only when a write/read error occurs in the micro SD card or when
the Dash Camera does not start up.
• Back up the desired video data to your computer prior to formatting the
micro SD card. (See page 35.)
1. Prepare the software used for formatting the SD memory card.
Install the software used for formatting the SD memory card in your computer.
See the dedicated web site page for the installation procedure.
(1) Start up the web browser such as Internet Explorer and access the
dedicated web site page. The URL is as follows.
(2) Select "Download software to format SD memory cards."
(3) Install the "Download software to format SD memory cards" by following

the described procedure.
2. Start up the software used for formatting the SD memory card.
Select Start > All programs > SDFormatter > SDFormatter.

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3. Click the [Format] button.
English
NOTE
• Be sure to confirm that the drive letter at "Drive:" indicates the drive of which
the micro SD card is inserted. Then start formatting the micro SD card.
If the selected drive is incorrect, select the drive that the micro SD card is
inserted by clicking the [Redo] button.
4. When formatting completes, the confirmation dialog is displayed. Click the [OK]
button.
5. Click the [Exit] button to close the dialog.
NOTE
• After formatting the microSD card, insert it into the Dash Camera SD slot,
and turn on the power to complete the activation process. (REC LED (green):
Blinking to On) (See page 18.)
If the activation process is not completed, it may take approximately 1 minute
for video to start recording on next startup, or may not record in parking
surveillance mode.
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8 Downloading PC Viewer Software Updates
The "Download Updates" function can be accessed by clicking "Help(H)" located

at the top menu bar. The installer and instruction manual of the latest viewer
software can be downloaded.
1. Select Help > Download Updates from the menu.
The download site of the installer and instruction manual of the latest viewer
software is displayed. Connection to the Internet is required for downloading.
9 Displaying Version Information
The version information of the viewer software can be displayed by the following
procedure.
1. Select Help > Version Information from the Menu.
The version information of the viewer software is displayed.
NOTE
The version information is reference.
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OPERATIONS OF VIEWER APPLICATION FOR

SMARTPHONES
When the Dash Camera is connected to the smartphone (Android/iPhone) by Wi-

Fi connection, the videos and audio recorded by the Dash Camera can be played
English
back on the smartphone.
A special viewer application is used for the playback. In addition, various settings
of this Dash Camera can be changed with the viewer application.
NOTE
• The Wi-Fi function cannot be used while driving. Park the vehicle at a safe
place first before operating the application functions.
• Images shown here are of Android Smartphones. Procedures are the same
in iPhones.
• No video recording while Wi-Fi connection to the smartphone (Android/
iPhone) is on.
• Wi-Fi is disconnected if camera detects vehicle movement.
• Start the viewer application with the language set to the smartphone.
However, if a language other than English, French, or Spanish is set, the
viewer application starts up in English.
• Firstly, please confirm if your smartphone Wi-Fi setting has been turned on.
• If the Dash Camera is not connected to Wi-Fi, a popup occurs to confirm
connection. (If the Dash Camera is connected to Wi-Fi, this popup does not
occur).
• During Wi-Fi connection, the Dash Camera stops video recording. When
recording the video, close the viewer application.
• The viewer app for smartphones can only be used if the Dash Camera is
connected to Wi-Fi.
• For the Wi-Fi connection procedure, see the instruction manual of your
smartphone.
• The value in "< >" is the default value.
1 Installing Viewer Application
1. Search the "TOYOTA DASH CAMERA" and download the application from
your smartphone app store.
• For Android smartphone: Google Play Store

• For iPhone: App Store
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SMARTPHONES
2 Connect a smartphone with the Dash Camera in Wi-Fi connection
 For Android smartphone
1. Start the viewer application.

When the License Agreement screen is displayed, please read this Agreement
before using the application, and select [I Agree].
NOTE
• You must agree with the License Agreement in order to use the application.
2. When the application is started, select [NEXT] three times and then
select [Got It].
3. Select [OK] when the Wi-Fi connection confirmation screen appears.
4. Go to Home screen > Settings > Wi-Fi > Wi-Fi Direct.
NOTE
• This procedure may vary based on smart phone. Consult smart phone
owner's guide for connecting Wi-Fi direct.
5. Wait a few seconds on the Wi-Fi Direct screen.
6. Available peer‑to‑peer device name (DR_0000_XXX00000_DR) appears on

the screen, and select the device name.
NOTE
• The device name "XXX" and "00000" are depends on model.
• When the peer-to-peer status changes from "Available" to "Connected", the
pairing is completed.
• Camera Wi-Fi device name may not appear until 1 minute after camera has
been turned ON (ignition ON).
7. Go back to the DASH CAMERA application screen.
8. Enter the Wi-Fi password.

NOTE
• The default Wi-Fi password: Serial number for this Dash Camera.
(See back cover and page 13.)
• The password for Wi-Fi connection can be changed. (See page 61.)
9. Go to next title "3 Playing Back Recorded Videos". (See page 53.)
NOTE
• No video is recorded while Wi-Fi connection is active.
• Wi-Fi is disconnected if the Dash Camera detects vehicle movement.
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SMARTPHONES
 For iPhone
English
1. Go to Home screen > Settings > Wi-Fi.
2. Select the device name (DIRECT-DR_0000_XXX00000) from the list of

CHOOSE A NETWORK... screen.
NOTE
• The device name "XXX" and "00000" are depends on model.
3. Enter the Wi-Fi password, and select the Join. The Wi-Fi pairing process is
complete.
NOTE
• The default Wi-Fi password: Serial number for this Dash Camera.
(See back cover and page 13.)
• The password for Wi-Fi connection can be changed. (See page 61.)
4. Start the viewer application.
When the License Agreement screen is displayed, please read this Agreement
before using the application, and select [I Agree].
NOTE
• You must agree with the License Agreement in order to use the application.
5. When the application is started, select [NEXT] three times and then select
[GOT IT].
6. Go to next title "3 Playing Back Recorded Videos". (See page 53.)
NOTE
• No video is recorded while Wi-Fi connection is active.
• Wi-Fi is disconnected if the Dash Camera detects vehicle movement.
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SMARTPHONES
1. Select "Trips", "Events", and "Adventures" to select the video type.

Trips
Events
[Flagged]
[Parked]
[Incident]
[All]
Adventures
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SMARTPHONES
2. Select a desired video from the video list.
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• When the title is selected on the "Trips" tab, the list of files in the chapter is
displayed.
• The thumbnail, date and time, event type (G detection, video during parking,
ACTION button operation, and Adventure recording) is displayed.
• The specified video is loaded in the viewer application and played back by
each file.
• When the video data is selected from the list of video data, the file is
downloaded from the Dash Camera and displayed. Videos are played back
by each file (constant recording: 36 MB, event recording: 12 seconds before
and 8 seconds after the event).
• The downloaded video data are saved in the smartphone.
• The recorded video, time of video, map indicating the location information,
speed, and G value are displayed on the screen.
• When the full-screen display button is selected, or when the smartphone is
turned sideways, the screen shifts to the full-screen state.
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SMARTPHONES
●● Configuration of the viewer screen (video file selection)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(9)
(5)
(6) (7) (8)
(1) Displays the setting menu.

Dash Camera configuration (See page 57.)
Viewing Camera Image (See page 60.)
(2) Trip folder
(3) Displays or hides the video files in Trip folder.
(4) Video file / Select a video file to download and playback
(5) Displays the thumbnail of the video files.
(6) Displays Trip
(7) Displays Event
If there are any videos that have not been checked, the number of videos is
displayed at the top right of the icon.
(8) Displays Adventure
If there are any videos that have not been checked, the number of videos is
displayed at the top right of the icon.
(9) Event icon
: Manual recording file(s)
: Incident recording file(s)
: Parking Surveillance recording file(s)
: Adventure recording file(s)
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SMARTPHONES
●● Configuration of the viewer screen (video is during playback)

(1)
English
(9) (2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(8) (7)
(1) Uploads and shares recorded video to the social media site. (See page 59.)
(2) Displays the setting menu.
Dash Camera configuration (See page 57.)
Viewing Camera Image (See page 60.)
(3) Displays the map and the location information.
(4) Displays the video recorded time, speed, and G value.
(5) Recorded video
(6) Goes into the full-screen display when selected.
(7) Displays the next recorded video.
(8) Displays the previous recorded video.
(9) Displays the recorded video select screen.
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SMARTPHONES
4 Changing Camera Settings
The settings of this Dash Camera can be changed. The changed contents are
sent to the Dash Camera when [SAVE] is selected. The new settings will take
effect when the Dash Camera is restarted.
1. Select the Sidebar menu ( ) and then select [Settings].
2. Select the item of which setting is to be changed.
Item Function
Video Quality Low / <Standard> / High
Unit <KM/H> / MPH
Set Automatically ON / <OFF>
Set Time Zone AST-Atlantic / <EST-Eastern> /
CST-Central / MST-Mountain /
PST-Pacific / AKST-Alaska /
HAST-Hawaii / NST-Newfoundland
Sounds
Notification Volume Off / Low / <High>
System Volume Off / Low / <High>
Error Warning Volume - SD Card Error Off / Low / <High>
Surveillance Mode Notification Off / Low / <High>
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SMARTPHONES
Item Function
English
Sensitivity
Sensor Sensitivity Restore the sensitivity settings to the
factory default values.
Acceleration/Deceleration Sensitivity Low to High (0.1 G Unit) <0.5>
Right/Left Sensitivity Low to High <1>
Centre Offset Angle –45 to 45 (1 degree Unit) <0>
Adventure mode
Adventure Mode <ON> / OFF
Memory Allocation High quality: Approx. 1 min to 65 min
Standard quality: Approx. 1 min to 85 min
Low quality: Approx. 1 min to 130 min
Parking Surveillance
Parking Surveillance <ON> / OFF
When the Adventure Mode is turned off,
the protection of recorded video up to that
point will be cancelled.
Parking Surveillance Mode <Normal Wake-Up> / Quick Wake-Up
Duration for Quick Wake-UP mode When Quick Wake-UP is selected, the
monitoring time can be set between 30 min
to 180 min. <30 min>
Parking Surveillance Restore the sensitivity settings to the
factory default values.
Parking Surveillance Sensitivity 0.20 G to 0.80 G <0.30 G>
Surveillance Start Delay Normal Wake-up: <1 min> / 2 min
Quick Wake-up: <1 min> / 2 min
Password Wi-Fi password change
8 to 19 characters (include letters, numbers
and symbols) (See page 61.)
Reset Reset to Factory settings
(Wi-Fi password is not reset)
3. Select [SAVE].
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SMARTPHONES
5 Uploading or Sharing Recorded Video/Photo to Social Media Site
The video can be uploaded or shared to the social media site.
1. Select the share button ( ) during playback of the recorded image to select
desired output (video, image or map).
2. Select an application from the list of applications. Next, upload or share the
information by operating the application started up.
The following applications are available to use.

Shared data
Target apps
Video Photo Map
Mail ○ ○ ○
Message *1 ○ ○ ○
Facebook ○ ○ ○
Twitter × ○ ○
YouTube ○ × ×
*1: iOS only
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SMARTPHONES
6 Viewing Camera Image
English
The real-time camera image can be viewed on the smartphone.
1. Select the Sidebar menu ( ) and then select [Live Video].
Close Camera/Last View Show Guides Close Camera/Last View Hide Guides
NOTE
• Video is not recorded with this function.
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SMARTPHONES
7 Changing Password for Wi-Fi
The password necessary for Wi-Fi connection to the Dash Camera can be
changed.
1. Select the Sidebar menu ( ).
2. Select [Settings], change the password and then select [Done].
3. Once you select [Done] on the Settings screen, the new settings will take
effect on the Dash Camera.
NOTE
• If Wi-Fi password is forgotten, the password can be reset to factory default
using the Windows/Macintosh viewer. (See page 39.)
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TROUBLESHOOTING INFORMATION
Dash Camera
Question Answer
English
When the power of the vehicle There may be an issue with the power supplied
is turned on, the LED does not to the Dash Camera.
turn on/the power does not turn Consult the dealership where you purchased the
on. Dash Camera.
How can I check the video Check that the video is displayed using the
recorded successfully? Viewer software (See page 22.) or the smartphone.
(See page 50.)
Can I intentionally delete the The video data can also be deleted by formatting
data in the micro SD card? of the micro SD card.
The dedicated micro SD card is Format the micro SD card. (See page 47.)
inoperative. What can I do? If recording is still unavailable, consult the
dealership where you purchased the Dash
Camera.
Buzzer sound is too low. Can I The volume of the buzzer can be changed on the
raise the volume? viewer software. (See page 39 and 57.)
Is recording available when the The Dash Camera contains a backup battery
battery is disconnected due to for unexpected battery disconnection during an
a shock during an accident? accident. The backup battery enables recording
the video for approximately 5 seconds* after the
power shutdown; however this recording is not
guaranteed.
*The backup battery is rechargeable, so back
up may not be possible right after the power is
turned on or in the low temperature.
Can I change the recording See page 67 for the recording time.
time? Change the image quality mode by the viewer
software. (See page 39 and 57.)
*Performance cannot be guaranteed when a
commercially available micro SD card is used.
I cannot find a recorded video. This Dash Camera is a constant-recording type
of video recorder. When the micro SD card is
full, older videos are overwritten in the unit of
"Chapter" files (except event-protected video
files). Please download any important videos
to your computer or smartphone as soon as
possible.
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Dash Camera (continued)
Question Answer
The Dash Camera cannot If only the traffic signal light is not displayed, it is
recognize the traffic signal not necessarily a failure with the Dash Camera.
color. Depending on the video recording frequency
and the LED type traffic signal frequency, there
is a possibility that the traffic signal appears
to be off. In addition, there is a possibility that
the traffic signal color is not visible under some
circumstances such as the backlight. In that
case, judge the traffic signal color from the
contents of video before and after the timing and
from the vehicle conditions around the vehicle.
We are not liable for the condition that the traffic
signal color cannot be detected.
The power of the Dash Camera Camera power off delays depends on camera
cannot be turned off even when setting. (See page 42 and 58.)
the engine is turned off. Consult the dealership where you purchased the
Dash Camera.
The Dash Camera does not Consult the dealership where you purchased the
start. Dash Camera.
The video cannot be recorded The Dash Camera may not be working properly
onto the micro SD card. due to the following reasons. Please check.
Is the micro SD card in a normal condition? If
there is any problem, format the micro SD card.
(See page 47.)
Is the micro SD card genuine or the one provided
with the Dash Camera? Micro SD card provided
with the Dash Camera is industrial grade with
longer life compared to other commercially
available micro SD cards. Performance cannot
be guaranteed when a commercially available
micro SD card is used.
The start-up time before the When the micro SD card has space at the time
recording starts is long. of formatting, the "DUMMYMOVExxxx.DAT" file
is created. Therefore, the time before startup of
recording becomes longer.
The recording time is shorter Please check if there is other files in the micro
than 150 minutes. SD card or Adventure mode video files. Or, when
short drives are repeated, the number of on/off
counts of the Dash Camera increases. In that
case, the recording time gets shorter.
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Dash Camera (continued)
Question Answer
English
Event file frequently created. The sensor sensitivity can be adjusted by the
Why? viewer software. (See page 40 and 58.) Please
perform "calibration". (See page 18.)
If it cannot be solved, consult the dealership
where you purchased the Dash Camera.
When getting in or out of the Check the parking surveillance function
vehicle, parking surveillance sensitivity settings and adjust if necessary.
protected files are automatically (See page 42 and 58.)
created.
Files recorded during parking Check the parking surveillance function
contain many files without any sensitivity settings and adjust if necessary.
abnormal conditions. The video (See page 42 and 58.)
file is not created even after the
vehicle is hit while in a parked
condition.
• The Dash Camera has Double sided tape can be purchased at your
come off the windshield and dealership. Do not use other double sided tape.
I would like to reinstall it by Please consult your dealership for details.
myself. (Please take note of the following when replacing
• I would like to relocate the double sided tape.)
Dash Camera on the other • Remove all remaining adhesive from the Dash
part of the windshield. Camera. Clean the contact surface of the
Dash Camera and the windshield. They must
be free of dust, oil, etc. before you reinstall it
on the windshield.
• Avoid the installation of this Dash Camera in
low temperatures. Make sure the windshield
temperature is at 20ºC (68ºF) or higher before
reinstalling the Dash Camera.
• Refer to the Dash Camera installation manual
when you install the Dash Camera on the
windshield.
• Please perform "calibration". (See page 18.)
Wi-Fi network does not appear. Wi-Fi network may take 1 minute to appear after
ignition is turned ON.
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Viewer Software
Question Answer
I do not have a computer. Can I Recorded videos can be played back by the
see the recorded video? viewer application for the smartphone.
(See page 50.)
The OS of computer is The viewer software does not start up with the
Windows 98, ME, 2000, XP, or OS older than Windows 7.
Vista. Can I see the videos?
The viewer software does not The viewer software does not support older
start. operation system.
Confirm the required specifications of Windows
computers or Macintosh computers from the
following URL.
http://www.e-iserv.jp/top/driverecorder/
DashCamViewer/index.html?lang=en
In case if the OS is a proper version but the
software does not start, the file of the viewer
software may be corrupted. Re-install the
software. (See page 22 and 49.)
The viewer software does not support other OS
such as Linux.
Can I watch the recorded Yes. However, distinguishing between the
videos with the general- constantly-recorded videos and other videos that
purpose software such as were protected by using the ACTION button is
Windows Media Player, etc.? not possible. In addition, not all general-purpose
software can be used for playback.
The video does not start Open the file again and playback. If the playback
playing back even the playback still does not start, the video file may be
button is pressed. corrupted. When the file is corrupted, playback
is not possible. Delete the file that cannot be
played back. If the file cannot be deleted, backup
the necessary files in the micro SD card.
(See page 35.)
Then, format the micro SD card. (See page 47.)
The video image is disturbed End the viewer software and re-start up the
and/or the voice is interrupted viewer software to play back the video.
during playback.
Viewer software was Software can be downloaded from the download
accidentally deleted. site. (See page 22, 49 and 50.)
The computer does not The micro SD card may not be properly inserted
recognize the micro SD card in the computer. Eject the micro SD card once
when the card is inserted. and insert it again. In addition, when the card
reader is used, the card reader itself may not be
recognized by the computer.
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Viewer Software (continued)
Question Answer
English
When the setting screen of When opening the setting screen of the
the Dash Camera is opened, Dash Camera, the Dash Camera loads the
a warning message, "The configuration record file that was actually
configuration file cannot be working from the micro SD card.
read." opens. This actual configuration record file does not
exist right after purchasing or after formatting
the micro SD card. In that case, the warning
message on the left is displayed; this is normal.
Select the [OK] button.
When I select a video in the When the micro SD card is full, older videos
"Trip" tab, it plays back from are overwritten in the unit of "Chapter" files. If
part way through a trip; is it old files that would be overwritten are event-
supposed to do this? protected, the protected files are left as is, so
when you select a video in the "Trip" tab, it may
start playing partway through a trip.
I changed the setting on the Insert the micro SD card into the Dash Camera
setting screen of the Dash and start up. The set content becomes reflected.
Camera and loaded. However,
the changed setting is not
reflected.
The location of the vehicle on Depending on the location such as a high-rise
the map is deviated from the area or the GPS satellite condition, the GPS data
actual location. cannot be properly received, and the location
of the vehicle may be displayed at a deviated
location on the map.
The speed of the vehicle is The speed is acquired from the GPS data.
deviated from the actual speed. Depending on the location such as a high-rise
area or the GPS satellite condition, the speed
may be different from the actual speed.
The playback speed slows When the size of recording data increases, the
down sometimes. frame rates is lowered in order to secure the
recording time. In this case, the video seems
slow sometimes.
When the playback button is Confirm microphone switch position.
pressed, the image is played Confirm the volume setting of the viewer
back but without voices. software. Check the settings. (See page 30.)
Confirm that the volume setting of computer or
smartphone is not at minimum.
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GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
Item Specification
Operating temperature range -20 to +65°C / -4°F to 149°F
Storage temperature range -30 to +85°C / -22°F to 185°F
Power supply voltage 12 VDC
Consumption current 1A or lower
External dimension 85 mm(H) × 55 mm(W) × 36 mm(L)
3.3 in(H) × 2.1 in(W) × 1.4 in(L)
(excluding projecting parts)
Weight 146g (5.15 oz)
Recording method Continuous Recording
Movie recording time *1 High: Approx. 130 min
(when an 8-GB microSD Standard: Approx. 170 min
card is used) Long Time Mode: Approx. 260 min
Number of video frames 28 frames/sec
Image size (Bit rate) High: 1920 × 1080 (Approx. 8 Mbps)
Standard: 1920 × 1080 (Approx. 6.2 Mbps)
Long Time Mode: 640 × 360 (Approx. 4 Mbps)
Number of protected records Manual Event Protection: 5 records
Automatic Event Protection: 10 records
Parking Surveillance: 10 records
Clock accuracy Correct by GPS
Photographic element 1/2.7" Color CMOS
Number of effective pixels Approx. 2-million pixels
Angle of field Horizontal 117° × Vertical 70°
Video/voice compression MP4 (H.264 + AAC)
method
Wireless LAN IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
Frequency band: 2.4 to 2.4835 GHz
Type of modulation: DSSS: BPSK/QPSK/CCK
OFDM: BPSK/QPSK/16QAM/64QAM
Transmission rate: 802.11b: 11 Mbps (max)
802.11g: 54 Mbps (max)
802.11n (20 MHz): 72.2 Mbps (max)
Certificate FCC ID: BABFT0112A
IC: 2024B-FT0112A
*1: The recording time corresponds with the total time of the continuous-recording and the
event protection (G detection, Adventure mode, and Surveillance mode).

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●● IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MANUAL.............................. 1

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MANUAL

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Warnings about Video Recording

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Cautions about Operating and Handling the Dash Camera

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PLAYING BACK OF MOVIE FILES

●● Personal Computer Requirements

Apple • Mobile device: iPhone 4 or later

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- United States of America

FCC ID: BABFT0112A

CAUTION: Radio Frequency Radiation Exposure

Co-location: This transmitter must not be co-located or operated in conjunction

This device complies with Industry Canada's licence-exempt RSSs. Operation is

CAUTION: Radio Frequency Radiation Exposure

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• Google Play is a trademark of Google Inc.

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OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE INFORMATION

●● About Open Source Software included in the dash camera

●● About Open Source Software included in the PC viewer software

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The Dash Camera features a number of different recording modes:

Parking Surveillance: Shortly after impact, the

Interesting event recording: At the push of a

Adventure Mode: With Adventure mode, you

Thank you for purchasing a Toyota Genuine Accessory.

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PARTS AND FUNCTION DESCRIPTION OPERATION

• Protects the recording video. (Event protection)

Indicates that the Dash Camera has a problem when it is

Indicates that the Dash Camera is ready for recording when

Audio recording on/

The camera is adjusted to an appropriate angle during

(8) Camera Records the video images.

Default Wi-Fi password / Serial number.

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NOTIFICATION BY LED INDICATOR AND BUZZER

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NOTIFICATION BY LED INDICATOR AND BUZZER

ERR LED REC LED

Recording video. Audio recording depends on

Communicating data with a smartphone by the Wi-Fi

Recording video in the Adventure mode. Audio

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NOTIFICATION BY LED INDICATOR AND BUZZER

Single short and Pir Protection of recorded video has been

Six continuous long A shock was detected while parking.

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DASH CAMERA OPERATION

1. Turn on the ignition key or the ignition of the vehicle.

1. Turn off the ignition key or the ignition of the vehicle.

4. Copy the viewer software installer "DASH_CAM_VIEWER_SETUP_en.exe" to

6. Click [Next] on the Install Wizard screen.

7. When installation is finished, a shortcut icon for "DASH CAM VIEWER" is

2. Double-click on "DASH CAM VIEWER" shortcut icon on the Desktop.

3. The viewer software starts.

5. Click the [Card Data] (video in the micro SD card) button.

7. Select the type of video on the "Trip", "Chapter", "Event", "Surveillance", or