niceboy 428576 Pilot Q9 Radar Dash Cam / Car Camera User Manual

nice boy 428576 Pilot Q9 Radar Dash Cam / Car

Camera

DESCRIPTION AND FUNCTIONS

1.  Camera Lens – a glass camera lens for capturing video and photos.
2.  On / Off Button – press and hold to turn the camera on / off. Briefly press to turn the display off / on (does not affect the video recording). You can also reactivate the switched- off display by pressing any other button.
3.  Holder inlet – for mounting the suction cup holder
4.  Input for service purposes
5.  miniUSB – for connecting to the power supply and to the PC.
6.  Up button – for navigating the camera menu.
7.  OK button – press to start / stop recording, or to take a photo. Press while in the menu to confirm the selected item.
8.  Down button – for navigating the camera menu. Briefly press during the video recording to turn the microphone on / off.
9.  Menu button / Change modes / Emergency recording  with an active camera that does not record video at the moment, press briefly to jump to the video/photo settings menu (based on the selected video recording or photo mode) and to the camera settings. Press and hold to tog-gle between video recording, photo mode, and playback modes. Briefly press on the video being recorded to start an emergency recording – this feature prevents the video from being accidentally deleted by moving it to a special folder on the memory card.
10.  Operation LED – is lit when the camera is turned on; flashes when the camera is recording a video.
11.  Display – 3“ camera display.
12.  Noise Microphone – for sound recording.
13.  SD slot – for inserting the memory card.

CAMERA MENU LANGUAGE SETTING

Connect the camera to a power source without a memory card being present. The camera will automatically turn on; whenit does, go to the camera settings: Press the Menu button (9) twice and then use the Menu button (8) to scroll to the „Langu-age“ option and confirm with the OK button (7). Here you can select your preferred camera menu language and confirm the selection with OK (7).

SETTINGS IN VIDEO MODE

Resolution:
setting the resolution of the recorded video (4K video is always recorded with the H.265 codec).Video Loop: sets a cyclic (loop) recording, ie. the time period during which videos will be recorded. When the memory card is full, the oldest recordings will be erased (except for locked videos taken during emergency recording).WDR: turns on / off the wide dynamic range function (suitable for scenery with high contrast or for night recording). G-Sensor: G-Sensor intensity setting. the G-Sensor detects vib-rations and automatically starts emergency recording function for the recorded video.

Exposure:
exposure compensation settings. The higher the positive value, the brighter the video; the lower the negative value, the darker the video.
Motion Detection: If the camera detects movement in front of the camera, it starts recording (applies if the function is active); when the movement stops, the recording will also stop. Use this function only when the vehicle is stationary (parked). Motion detection only works when the camera is switched on. Speed Camera Alert: turns the radar alert function on / off. Sound Recording: turns the camera microphone on / off. Time Stamp: turns the option to insert date and time informa-tion into the video on / off.

CAMERA SETTINGS

Wi-Fi: turns Wi-Fi cameras on / off. Date / Time: date and time settings.
Automatic Shutdown:
sets the camera to switch off automa-tically when idle (the camera will not record video). Screen-saver: sets the time after which the display turns off (turning the display off does not affect video recording). The display can be reactivated by pressing any camera button. Acoustic Settings: switches button sounds, speeding alert sound.

Language: camera menu language setting.
GPS: turns GPS on / off.
Time Zone:
sets the time zone to display the current time based on the GPS. Speed Unit: option to switch between km/h and mph. Frequency: frequency setting (50Hz for Europe, 60Hz overseas). Format: erases all data on the memory card

Default Settings:
resets the camera to default settings. Version: camera firmware information.

SETTINGS IN PHOTO MODE

Scanning method:
allows you to set how the photo is created (timer).

resolution
sets the resolution of the photos you take. Continuous Shot: turns the function to create several images in a row on / off.
Quality:
sets the quality of the photos you take.
Sharpness:
sets the sharpness of the photos you take. White Balance: sets and adjusts the colour temperature of the photo.
Colour:
adjusts the colour rendering of the photo.

ISO: ISO value setting.
Exposure: exposure compensation settings. The higher the positive value, the brighter the photo; the lower the negative value, the darker the photo. Stabilization: turns the digital image stabilization on / off. Quick Preview: sets the preview time of the captured photo on the camera screen. Time Stamp: turns the option to insert date and time informa-tion into the photo on / off.

SUCTION WINDSHIELD HOLDER

Press the suction part

1.  of the holder against the windshield and lock the holder using the rotating mechanism (clockwise).

2. remove the holder, turn the mechanism counter-clockwise. Attach the camera to the holder using the mount

3. on the top of the camera. You can adjust the tilt of the camera with the screw

4.  After setting the correct inclination, be sure to tighten the screw sufficiently.
   Notice:
   place the camera suction holder only on a windshield that has been properly cleaned (degreased) and is completely dry. You will achieve the best attachment results at temperatures around 20°.
   SPEED CAMERA ALERT FUNCTION
   The speed camera alert function utilizes a database that is part of the camera firmware. The current firmware version with a radar database for possible update is located on the website www.niceboy.eu in the support section. For the speed camera alert function, it is necessary to have a cable with a GPS module connected to the camera and the power supply must be active at the same time. The speed camera warning is accompanied by an acoustic prompt (the Acoustic Settings fuction must be active) and graphical warning on the display (if the display is switched on), provided the Speed Camera Alert function is activated in the camera Menu:

5.  Type of speed camera

6.  Maximum permitted speed at the speed camera point

7.  Distance to speed camera

8.  Current vehicle speed

GPS
The GPS module is located on the supplied USB cable. For the GPS to function properly, the module must be positioned with a direct view of the skies – use the supplied sticker to attach it to the windshield. The GPS function is not guaranteed when the windscreen is heated or embossed. Connect the cable with the GPS module to the camera via the USB on the camera (5) and the also to the power supply in the car. GPS on the camera only works when the power is on.

GPS PLAYER
Download the installation file for the GPS player from the web-site www.niceboy.eu in the support section. Run the installation file on the PC and follow the instructions on the screen.
The GPS player shows the vehicle‘s route on the map, coor-dinates and speed based on the previously recorded video currently playing.
Notice:
after installing the GPS player, it is necessary to run it for the first time on the PC as an administrator (by clicking on the player‘s icon with the right mouse button and „run as administrator“). The GPS player can be installed on a PC running Windows or later. For smooth video playback on the player, we recommend copying videos from the memory card to a disc on your PC. The player does not support videos recorded with the H.265 codec.

MICROSD CARD
Choose a microSD card from an original manufacturer with fast video recording (type UHS-I U3 or faster) with a maximum capacity of 128GB. Before using the camera for the first time, it is necessary to format the card on a PC with the FAT32 file system (formatting the memory card will erase all data on the card). Insert the memory card into the camera with the PINs facing the camera display.
Recommendation: format the memory card regularly on a PC to avoid video recording problems. If the camera is used on daily basis, format the card at least once per month. For more information on using a memory card and formatting it, contact the manufacturer of the selected memory card.

SWITCHING THE CAMERA ON / OFF AUTOMATICALLY

As soon as the camera detects charging, it will automatically switch on and start recording (an inserted memory card is required). When the camera gets disconnected from the power supply, it will stop recording and switches itself off.

CAMERA POWER SUPPLY
The camera can be connected to a power source by a car char-ging adapter (included in the product package), or by an USB cable connected to a PC or a charging adapter from a mobile phone. You can also use a power bank. For the GPS function, it is necessary to connect the camera to the power supply using only the supplied original GPS cable.
Notice:
the camera is not equipped with a battery, but a super-capacitor, which is safer from the point of view of use in the car (it is not damaged due to changes in temperature, it better tolerates both frost and high temperatures). For this reason, the camera can only be used when permanently connected to the power supply.

CONNECTING THE CAMERA TO A PC

Connect the USB data cable (not included) to the miniUSB port of the camera and the other end to the USB in the PC. After connecting to a PC, you will have the following modes to choose from:

1.  Storage: it is possible to manage files that are stored on a memory card (camera acts as external storage)

2.  PC camera: can be used as a camera in programs that allow the connection of an external camera (microphone cannot be used).
   Notice:
   supported systems are Windows 8 and later and MacOS 11 and later.
   CONNECTING THE CAMERA TO THE PHONE VIA WI-FI
   Install the LuckyCam application (for free) on your phone (in the Appstore for iOS and GooglePlay for Android). Do not start the application right after installing it and follow the instructions:

3.  Turn the Wi-Fi in the camera on by selecting it in the menu.

4.  Open the Wi-Fi settings on your mobile phone and connect to the camera network (name: PILOT Q9 RADAR, password: 1234567890).

5.  Once connected to the network, launch the application and you can start controlling the camera with your phone.
   Notice:
   before running the application, enable all the permissi-ons of the application in the phone settings, turn off the „data connection“ of the mobile phone and leave only Wi-Fi turned on. The application can only be installed on mobile phones with iOS 8.0 and later and on devices with Android 6.0 and later.

PRODUCT PACKAGE CONTENTS
Niceboy PILOT XR RADAR car camera Suction windshield holder Power cable with an integrated GPS module Manual

SPECIFICATIONS NICEBOY PILOT Q9 RADAR

• Chip: Novatek          96670

• Sensor:                    Sony IMX335

• Camera Lens:            glass 6G, 170°

• Lens aperture:            f/1,8

• Video resolution:       4K 30fps (interpolated), 2K 30fps, 1080p 60fps, 1080p 30fps
  Video format:              MP4, H.264 (for 2K and 1080p video) /H.265 (for 4K video)

• Photo resolution: max.   12MPx

• Display:                           3“ IPS

• GPS :                                Yes

• Wi-Fi:                                Yes

• Memory Card:                   microSD, UHS-I U3, max. 128 GB, FAT32 format (card not included  in product package)

• Battery:                                    No

• Supercapacitor:                         Yes

• Operating temperature:                  0 °C up to + 55 °C

• Charging adapter:                            output voltage 5 V, input voltage 12-24 V, output current 2A

• Camera dimensions (W x H x D):                     89.6 x 57.4 (128 with mount) x 36.6 mm

• Camera weight:                                               86 g

• Suction holder weight:                                     25 g

This product complies with all the basic requirements of relevant EU directives.

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