amacam AM-DC07 Full HD Forward View 140 Interior Dual Dash Camera User Manual

June 13, 2024
amacam

amacam AM-DC07 Full HD Forward View 140 Interior Dual Dash Camera

Product Information

Specifications

Features

  • Mount
  • 2 Micro SD Card Slots
  • 3 Micro USB Ports
  • Microphone
  • Front and Rear Camera Lenses
  • IR LED for night vision

Installation

  1. Attach the camera onto the mount.
  2. Select an ideal location on the windscreen near the rear-view mirror.
  3. Remove the protective film from the adhesive pad and affix the mount onto the windscreen.
  4. Tuck the power cable into the seams and weatherstrips around the edge of the windscreen and dashboard.
  5. Adjust the viewing angle of front and rear lenses to align with the road ahead and cabin inside.

Daily Use

Monitor the following key points:

  1. Micro SD card status
  2. Regularly reformat the SD card
  3. Check camera power state
  4. Verify camera recording mode

FAQ

  • How often should I reformat the SD card?
    We recommend reformatting the SD card every two weeks for optimal performance.

  • How can I switch between front and rear camera views?
    In Recording Mode, long press the UP button to switch between front and rear views.

In the Box

  • 1 x Camera AM-DC07
  • 1 x Camera Mount
  • 1 x Power Cable with GPS
  • 2 x Adhesive Pad
  • 2 x Screen Mount Film
  • 1 x Pry Tool
  • 1 x Lens Cloth
  • 1 x User Manual
  • 1 x USB Card Reader & Adapter

Features

1 Mount Adhesive and detachable
2 Micro SD Card Slot For external micro SD card
3 Micro USB Port 1 Power connector
4 Micro USB Port 2 Optional power connector
5 Micro USB Port 3 Optional power connector & data sync
6 Microphone Records audio
7 Front Camera Lens 270° rotatable vertically 180° rotatable horizontally
8 Rear Camera Lens 270° rotatable vertically 180° rotatable horizontally
9 IR LED 8pcs IR LED lights for infrared night vision
10 Up Button Mute/Unmute – Switch screen – Menu settings
11 OK Button Pause recording – Power On/Off – Confirm – Reset
12 Down Button Take snapshots – Video Lock/Unlock – Playback
13 Speaker Plays audio in playback mode
14 LCD Screen 1.5’’ TFT Colour LCD display
15 LED display Indicates working modes

Installation

  1. Attach the camera onto the mount.
  2. Select an ideal location (A or B) on the windscreen near the rear-view mirror
  3. Remove the protective film from the adhesive pad and firmly affix the mount onto the windscreen.
  4. Tuck the power cable into the seams and weatherstrips around the edge of the windscreen and the dashboard.
  5. Adjust the viewing angle of front lens and rear lens respectively to ensure that they are aligned with the road ahead and the cabin inside.

Daily Use

Monitor the following four key points:

  1. Micro SD card: An alert will sound if the SD card is missing, needs formatting, or needs replacing.
  2. Reformat the SD card every two weeks.
  3. Camera power state: Camera LED displays means the camera is working.
  4. Camera recording mode: The red flashing point on screen means the camera is recording

LED Indication

Red Flash Normal recording
Red Constant On Stop recording

Shortcut Keys
All the following shortcut keys are applicable in Recording Mode

Short Press| ****

UP

| Mute/Unmute the microphone
---|---|---
Long Press| Switch screen between front and rear views
Short Press| ****

OK

| Pause recording
Long Press| Power On/Off
Short Press| ****

DOWN

| Take a snapshot
Long Press| Lock/Unlock the current video clip

Screen Overview

NO Name Description
1 Recording Mode Camera is recording
2 Recycle 1min recycle
3 Wi-Fi Wi-Fi signal (Optional)
4 WDR WDR
5 Emergency lock Lock current video clip
6 Video Duration Current video clip recording time
7 Resolution Video resolution for front & rear
8 Photo Take a photo
9 Mic Audio is being recorded
10 GPS GPS star search signal (Optional)
11 Time Current time HH/MM/SS
--- --- ---
12 Date Current date YYYY/MM/DD
13 Mic Audio is being recorded
Enter Menu Short press OK to pause recording then long press UP

Set parameters

| UP/DOWN to navigate press;OK to confirm;Long press Down to switch video and setup menu
Exit Menu| Long press UP to go back to Recording Mode

Video Menu

Function Set up
Video Resolution QHD 30fps+FHD30fps/ FHD 30fps+FHD30fp
Loop Recording Off/ 1Minute
WDR Off/On
Brightness Brighter/ Normal/ Darker
Record Audio Off/On
G- SENSOR Off/On
Data Info Stamp Off/On

Setup Menu:

Function Set up
Date/Time Manual setup is required
Language English/ Français/ Español// Português/ Deutsch/

Italiano/简体中文/

繁軆中文/ Русский/⽇本語

Time Zone| Manual setup is required
Auto LCD| Off/1Minute/3Minutes/5Minutes
Volume| 8/9/10
IRLED| Off/On/Auto
Speed Unit| Km/h or MPH
Formatting| All data will be Deleted/Cancel/Ok
Default Setting| Return/Cancel/OK
Version| YY/MM/DD

Note

Bitrate 1440P 30FPS 1080P30FPS
Super Fine 16Mbps 10Mbps
Fine 12Mbps 8Mbps

Infrared Guide

  1. IR mode “Auto” means the camera automatically turns on/off infrared night vision. Its working principle is, by presetting the threshold value of luminance to sense the changes of luminance through the front lens:

  2. If ambient luminance is less than the threshold value in any moment. then the camera turns on infrared night vision immediately.

  3. If ambient luminance is higher than the threshold value in10 consecutive seconds. then the camera does not turn on infrared night vision.
    Accordingly, there is a possibility that the infrared night vision cannot be turned on precisely when the car passes along a road with bright street lights or in a bright underground garage, this can then lead to a dark image recording in the car cabin. We suggest manually setting IR MODE “ON” instead if every video in the night time needs to be seen by infrared night vision.

  4. Screen: To set screen to off, the settings are “1 min off or 3 min off. Short press UP or Down for screen on.

  5. Format: The data in memory card will be unrecoverable after formatting.

Video Playback

  1. Enter into Playback: Short press OK to pause Recording Mode (Red dot will disappear off screen) Long press DOWN
  2. UP/DOWN to select the target video clip or Photo; OK to Play/Pause the video clip.
  3. When the video clip is playing, Short press UP to enter into Delete/Lock. Long press UP again to exit from Delete/Lock.

Video: (A is the main lens,B is the secondary lens)

Photo: (A is the main lens,B is the secondary lens)

View Camera Recordings
There are two options for viewing the recorded video footage.

  1. Connect the camera directly to a computer using a suitable USB data cable. Press the DOWN button on the camera simultaneously as the data cable connects. Release the DOWN button when the USB icon appears on camera’s screen.
  2. Remove the SD card from the camera and insert into a computer using a card reader, if required.

To view the video footage on Mac or Windows computer, the recommended media player:
Download for Windows or MAC
Windows
https://sourceforge.net/projects/gxplayer-v4-2-8/

Or you can download it directly on your SD card or pick up the link:
Insert the SD card into a computer. Using file manager, locate the folder named “PLAYER” Open the text file “Readme” and copy the appropriate URL and paste into a web browser. The file will download. Extract the files to a convenient location. Find and double click the GXPlayer.exe file.

MAC
Search for “GXPlayer” at the Apple Store. Then download and install the software.
To view the recorded videos, select “Open File” in the player and select the SD card then press “OK” The video files will load up into the player. Please see the picture below.

Camera Reset
10 sec long press OK (In the case of system error only). then the camera starts to reset automatically.

Firmware Upgrade
Important: The camera must be powered up for the duration of the update.

  1. Back up the files on the micro SD card if required.
  2. Format the SD card using the format option in the camera.
  3. Extract the firmware DVR (BIN file) or MCU (IAP file) and place it in the root folder of the micro SD card.
  4. Insert a micro SD card into the camera and then turn on the power. Make sure the camera is connected to the power cable during whole update process.
  5. The camera will update automatically. On-screen confirmations will appear as follows: Read File – Write Firmware – Write Done. The complete process will take several minutes.
  6. The camera will reboot after the update is completed.
  7. It is recommended that the micro SD card is then formatted in the camera after the firmware update.
  8. Check settings as required. The camera will revert to the factory default settings

Specifications

Main Processor NT96675
Image Sensor Front: GK4653 4-megapixel CMOS Rear: GK2053 2-megapixel CMOS
Lens Front: 140° view angle; 6-layer glasses; 1 infrared filter

Rear: 130° view angle. with 8pcs infrared LED

LCD screen| 1.5’’ TFT LCD
G-sensor| Built-in; 3-axis; sensitivity 3-level adjustable
System Language| English Français Español Português Deutsch ltaliano

简体中文 繁体中文 Русский ⽇本語

Video| 1440P 30fps+1080P 30fps
1080P 30fps+1080P 30fps
Audio| Built-in microphone & speaker
Image| JPEG format
RAM| 2GB
Storage| By external SDHC microSD; Up to 128GB; Class 10(UHS-1) or above; in FAT32
Battery| No. but built-in supercapacitor
Power Input| 5Vdc/1.5A
Power Interface| Micro USB
Power Consumption| 4W-5.5W
Working Temperature| -4° to 158°F (-20° to 70°C)
Storage Temperature| -4° to 176 °F (-20° to 70°C)

Trouble Shooting

The camera will not record
Check if there is enough storage space on the micro SD card. Check the number of protected files (read-only attribute). Format the SD card.

Camera records intermittently
The data stream is high-definition video and the file sizes are very large. We recommend a high-quality micro MLC SD card.

“File Error” prompt during playback
Corrupt data storage will result in the file error. Use the “FORMAT CARD” menu to format the micro SD card. Consider changing the SD card if this happens regularly.

Video is blurred
Remove the lens protection film. Ensure the lens and windscreen are clean. Use a lens cleaner to clean the lens if necessary.

The video has horizontal lines
This is due to the wrong “Flicker” setting. Adjust to the required frequency 50Hz / 60Hz.

The camera does not auto-start recording when the ignition is turned on
Set the Movie Clip Time to 1 / 3 / 5 minutes. Not OFF. The camera will not auto-start recording when Movie Clip Time is OFF and the micro SD card is full.

Camera is frozen
Unplug the power cable from the camera. Wait for 30 seconds then reconnect.

The camera takes a long time to boot up
If the camera has not been used for a long time it may take longer to boot up due to the initial conditioning of the supercapacitor. This is normal and not a fault. The camera does not have a built-in battery.

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