Motorola MDC300 Användarmanual

Model: MDC300

USER’S GUIDE

Dashboard Camera

The features described in this user’s guide are subject to

modifications without prior notice.

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Welcome...

to your new Motorola Dashboard

Camera!

Thank you for purchasing the Dashboard Camera. Please

keep your original dated sales receipt for your records. For

warranty service of your Motorola product, you will need to

provide a copy of your dated sales receipt to conrm warranty

status. Registration is not required for warranty coverage.

For product related questions, please visit:

www.motorolastore.com/support

This User’s Guide has all the information you need to make

the most out of your product.

Please read the Safety Instructions on page 5 before you

install the unit.

Before you use the Dashboard Camera, we recommend you

insert a SD card into the SD card slot.

Got everything?

• Dashboard Camera

• Windshield Mount

• Car Adapter

• User Manual

Overview of your Dashboard Camera

1. Micro SD card slot

2. Menu/Back Button

Setting switcher/Back

3. Lock Button

4. Mode Button

Video/ Replay mode switcher

5. On/Off Button

Short press when Off: turn On.

Short press when On: Screen

On/Off.

Long press when On: turn Off

6. Up Button

Rewind during playback; Short

press when in Video mode: Take

photo

7. OK Button

Enter when setting

Short press when in Video

mode: Start/Stop recording

8. Down Button

Fast forward during playback;

Short press when recording:

Mute

9. USB/Power Socket

10. Mount Nut

11. Speaker

12. Microphone

13. Reset Button

14. Lens

15. Charge Indicators

Red: Charging

Green: Fully charged

16. Status Light

Blue: Power On

Blue flashing: Recording

17. 3.0” Screen

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Safety Instructions

1. Safety Instructions

WARNING:

• Do not install the device within the driver’s or

passenger airbag operation range. Please refer to your

car’s service manual for details about the operation

range of your car’s airbags.

• Never modify modes, settings, or program your

device while your car is in motion.

• Ensure the device and its power cord are installed as

per the instructions on page 6, and do not obstruct

the driver’s line of sight or impede the operation of

any driving controls.

Before using the dash cam, the user shall check

the applicable laws on the use of dash cams.

In some jurisdictions, the use of dash cams can be

considered as an invasion of privacy.

Furthermore, the mounting of the dash cam on

the windshield might be regulated by law in some

jurisdictions.

It is the user’s responsibility to check the

applicable laws before using the dash cam. We do

not take any responsibility for wrong or unlawful

use of the dash cam.

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Getting Started

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2. Getting Started

2.1 Installing your Device

The above illustration refers to a left-hand drive car.

For right-hand drive cars, please flip the position of

the cable installation accordingly.

• Install your device within the rear-view mirror

area and within the wiper cleaning area to get the

clearest possible view.

• Your device comes with a 3.6m USB power cable.

Organise the power cord so that it does not

interfere with the driver’s vision. Use cable clips to

secure the power cord if necessary.

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• Place the device on the windshield mount

rst. Press the suction cup of the mount to the

windshield and press the lever to lock. Ensure the

mount is safely attached to the windshield.

• When using the dashboard camera device in

your car, we recommend that you always use the

cigarette charger in order to maintain the battery

level. The unit is not designed to run on battery

power alone, the battery is there for backup

purposes only.

2.2 First Use

• Insert a SD card (not provided) in the SD card slot.

Your dashboard camera accepts SD cards of up to

32GB capacity (class 10). It is recommended that

you format the SD card. Please refer to the settings

described in this manual.

• Your dashboard camera will always power up

and begin recording automatically as soon as it is

connected to a power source.

Simply connect your dashboard camera to a power

source that comes on when you start the engine of

your vehicle, and the dashboard camera will start

recording automatically without you having to

remember to press on a button.

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• You can also power it ON or OFF manually by

pressing the On/O button.

• The power LED (Red) will turn ON when the power

is plugged in. Whenever the device is turned ON

or OFF, you will see a splash screen showing the

Motorola logo.

3. Using your Dashboard Camera

3.1 Recording and Saving

The purpose of your dashboard camera is to

continuously record the road ahead, and to

automatically record and save any incidents or

accidents you might be involved in.

Your device records video by clusters of 1 minute (the

duration can be changed in video settings menu, see

“4.2 Video Settings”.). It is equipped with a sensor

that detects shocks. Each time a shock is detected, it

will permanently save the cluster during which the event

occurred. The sensitivity of the sensor can be changed

in the video settings menu, see “4.2 Video Settings”.

Once your SD card is full, it will automatically

overwrite the oldest footage. SD card storage space

has been set to: 70% for Normal, 20% for Event, 10%

for Photo.

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3.2 Switching Modes

You can switch between the Video and Playback

mode by pressing the Mode button. Video mode is

the default mode. To view or delete saved footages,

switch to Playback mode.

IMPORTANT!

The driver must never switch modes while the car is

in motion.

3.2.1 Mass Storage Mode

You can also connect the device to your computer

using the standard micro USB cable to view and

manage videos stored inside the SD card.

3.2.2 Video Mode

The table below explains the various information

displayed on the screen when your MDC300 is in

Video mode. Some icons will only be displayed

once the relevant function is selected within the

Video menu, as described below.

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1. Parking

Mode

Appears on screen when Parking

Mode has been turned on.

2. Microphone Appears on screen when Audio

Recording is active

is displayed

when Mute.

3. Recording Appears on screen when recording is

in progress.

is displayed when in

standby.

4. Resolution Displays the current resolution

5. Frame Displays the number of frames per

second.

6. Mode Indicates that the dashboard camera

is in Video mode.

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7. Memory

Card

Indicates whether a memory card is

present.

is displayed when the

memory card has been removed.

8. Battery Indicates the battery status.

9. Date Current date

10. Time Current time

11. Recording

Time

Displays recording time of current

video.

12. Protected Shown on screen when a video file has

been protected by activation of the

G Sensor or by the pressing of the file

protect button.

3.2.3 Playback Mode

Press the Mode button to select

Playback mode.

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For each Video Type, press

Up

or

Down

to

navigate,

OK

to confirm,

Menu/Back

to go to

Playback Setting

, and

Mode

to go back.

Once you have selected a type of video, the

following screen will be displayed.

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The MDC300 will display the last recorded file.

Depending on the type of file, the on-screen

information and playback functions differ.

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Video Files:

1. Mode Indicates that the dashboard

camera is in Video Playback mode.

2. Video Number Displays the current video number.

3. Memory Card Indicates whether a memory card is

present.

is displayed when the memory

card has been removed.

4. Battery Indicates the battery status.

5. Date Current video date.

6. Time Current video time.

7. Video Length Current video length.

8. Page Current page/total page.

Photo Files:

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1. Mode Indicates that the dashboard camera

is in Photo Playback mode.

2. Photo

Number

Displays current photo number.

3. Memory

Card

Indicates whether a memory card

is present.

is displayed when the

memory card has been removed.

4. Battery Indicates the battery status.

5. Date Current photo date.

6. Time Current photo time.

7. Page Current page/total page.

3.3 Parking Mode

Your dashboard camera can record footages of

events occurring when your car is parked with its

engine off. The built-in battery will keep the sensor

of your device in stand-by mode, and will start

recording automatically for 30 seconds if it detects

vibration or a shock. Parking mode can only record

and save footage after an event has been detected

by the sensor.

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Settings

IMPORTANT!

Due to technical reasons, Parking mode is disabled

by default. You can enable it in settings menu, see

section “4.2 Video Settings”.

3.4 Lock/Unlock the Video

In case of emergency, you can lock/unlock the

current video by pressing on the LOCK button when

recording. The video footage of the locked video will

be saved in the Event folder until the folder is full.

4. Settings

4.1 Main Settings

To access Main Settings, press the Menu/Back

button while in Video mode.

For each sub-menu, press Up or Down to navigate,

OK to confirm, and Menu/Back to go back or cancel.

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Settings

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Date/Time Set the date and time.

Press Up or Down to set each value;

press OK to switch to the next value. It

would be adjust to satellite time once

positioned.

Beep Sound Enable or disable beep sounds.

Date Format Set the date format.

Language English/France/Espanol/ Portugues/

Deutsch/Italiano/

简体

中文

/

繁体

中文

/Russian/Japanese

Frequency Select exposure, used to adjust

exposure level for different light

conditions.

LCD Off You can set the LCD to never turn off

or turn off after 3 minutes

Volume Set the volume of the built-in speaker

to high/middle/low.

Exposure Used to adjust exposure level for

different light conditions. You can

adjust the exposure as you require.

Press the Up button if you need the

photos to be clearer or Down button if

you need it to be darker.

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Settings

White Balance Adjust the white balance for different

light conditions. You can set the white

balance to Auto/Incandescent/Sunny/

Cloudy/ Fluorescent.

We recommend to leave it as Auto.

Format Use this option to format your SD

Card.

IMPORTANT!

Formatting a SD card will erase all

its memory contents.

Default Setting Reset all your device settings to

factory default.

Stamp Setting Enable or disable a date stamp

showing on your videos and photos.

Version Current firmware version.

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4.2 Video Settings

There are two ways to access Video Settings:

1. Press the Menu/Back button twice while in Video

mode;

2. Press the Down button while in the last sub-menu

of Main Settings.

For each sub-menu, press Up or Down to navigate,

OK to confirm, and Menu/Back to go back or

cancel.

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Settings

Video resolution You can set the video resolution to:

FHD 1920*1080 or 720P 1280*720

IMPORTANT!

If you want to store more photos

or videos on your SD card, try

reducing the resolution.

Loop Recording Loop Recording allows your camera

to overwrite old files with new files.

Once the memory card becomes

full, the camera will delete the first

video file to make room for the latest

file. Choose the default duration for

each recording cluster: Off /1 min /

3 min / 5 min.

G-Sensor G Sensor detects forces which will

automatically protect the current

recording in the event of a collision.

You can change the sensitivity of the

sensor. It is set to Low by default, but

can be set to Off/High/Medium/Low.

If you turn the sensor off, your

dashboard camera will not be able to

permanently save any footage.

Park mode Enable or disable parking mode.

Record audio Enable or disable microphone.

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IMPORTANT!

Changing the video quality and resolution settings

to a lower value might reduce the amount of details

you can see on your saved videos.

Resolution Card Capacity Recording time

(minutes)

1080FHD

1920*1080

4GB 30

8GB 60

16GB 120

32GB 240

720P

1280*720

4GB 40

8GB 80

16GB 160

32GB 320

IMPORTANT!

The above information is for your reference only.

Different memory cards have slightly different total

capacity and the maximum recording time is different.

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Settings

4.3 Playback Settings

To access Playback Settings, press the Menu/Back

button while in Playback mode. For each sub-menu,

press Up or Down to navigate, OK to confirm, and

Menu/Back to go back or cancel.

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