Additional Information - VANTRUE Smart Cube Voice Controlled Dash Cam Benutzerhandbuch

Additional Information

1. The likelihood of the automatic event recording being activated is tied to the set
sensitivity of the G-sensor. The higher the sensitivity, the more probable it is for
the event recording to be triggered.
2. Event videos can occupy up to 30% of the memory card's capacity. Once this limit
is reached, new recordings may overwrite the oldest event videos. It's advisable
to regularly transfer your event videos off the device to prevent data loss.
3. The lock recording feature will not engage during loop recording or while time-
lapse recording is in progress.
Parking Mode (Inapplicable During Time-lapse Recording)
3.
Parking Mode functions as a surveillance mechanism, offering various monitoring
modes to suit different parking scenarios. Upon enabling Parking Mode, recording can
be initiated in two ways: either wait for 5 minutes for automatic activation or long-press
the down ( ) button to start immediately.
Important Considerations:
1. To ensure optimal functionality in parking mode, it is crucial to connect the
camera to a hardwiring kit or another reliable power source that offers stable
and continuous power.
2. The E1 camera is designed to operate within the temperature range of -10°C to
70°C. For temperatures within this range, the Collision Detection feature is
recommended as it will shut down automatically if the temperature goes beyond
these limits. If it's hot outside, consider turning the camera off while parked.
3. The camera's time-lapse recording and parking mode features (which include
collision detection, motion detection, low bitrate recording, and low frame rate
mode) are mutually exclusive; activating one will deactivate the others.
4. Videos captured in parking mode, regardless of the specific function used
(Collision Detection, Motion Detection, Low Bitrate, or Low Frame Rate), will be
stored in the standard video folder. To avoid overwriting these videos as the
camera continues to record in a loop, please review and transfer the necessary
files regularly to prevent data loss.
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