PAPAGO GOSAFE 227 (01) PDF MANUAL

If your vehicle still provides power when the vehicle is off, unplug the device when you plan to have your vehicle parked for a long period to avoid draining your vehicle’s battery.

To avoid file corruption, do not eject the Micro SD Card immediately after powering off.

Use only Class 10 Micro SD Cards with at least 8GB memory (Up to 32GB).

To format the card, press the “Menu button”. When you get to settings, navigate to “Format” and then select “OK”.

For better view, try to install the dash cam in the center of the windshield.

To ensure view is clear, make sure the lens is located in a place where the windshield wiper wipes the window.

Make sure the device is not installed where it will interfere with the air bag.

Make sure the device will not be obstructed by windshield’s window tint.

Clean the area you wish to place the dash cam before mounting the device. Do not move the device for a 24-hour period after mounting.

Insert the car charger cable into the car’s cigarette lighter and the other end into the Micro USB port on the device. Make sure to install the Micro SD Card into the Micro SD Card slot on the device. After turning on, the system will start recording automatically. The LED light will turn Blue when recording mode has started.

To turn off the device, hold the power button for at least 3 seconds.

To turn it back on, simply hold the power button for at least 1 second.

After inserting the SD card and powering on, the dash cam will automatically start recording.

Each recorded file is 5 minutes long. The oldest footage will be overwritten when the Micro SD Card is full.

In recording mode, one short press of the Down button will turn Emergency Recording on/off.

Once the G-Sensor is activated by a sudden impact, the device will automatically lock the file so that it is not overwritten.

After turning on, press the Power button once to enter the Camera mode. Press the OK button to take a picture.

Press the Menu button once to enter Video menu settings. Use the up / down buttons to select the listed settings. Press the OK button to select and confirm options. To exit, press the Menu button twice.

The specific menu settings are:

1. Resolution: FHD/HD

2. Image Quality: 1M \ 2M \ 3M

3. Loop Recording: Off /1 minute /2 minutes /3 minutes

4. White Balance: Automatic \ Sun \ Cloudy Day \ Tungsten light \ Fluorescent light

5. EV: The exposure value -3 to + 3 can be set

6. Motion Detection: Off / On

7. Microphone: Off / On

8. Date Stamp: Off / On

9. Bump Recording: High/ Middle/ Low/ Off

10. The Button Sound: On / Off

11. Night Vision Enhancement: On / Off

12. Date/Time: Set the date and time

13. Language: English, French, Traditional Chinese

14. Frequency: 50HZ / 60HZ

15. Screen Saver: Off / 3 minutes / 5 minutes / 10 minutes

16. Format Memory Card: Cancel / Confirm

17. Default: Cancel / Confirm

18. Version: Current software version

1. Connect the device to your computer using a USB to Micro-USB cable. It should be recognized as a removable device or show up as an icon titled “No Name” on your desktop.

2. Video recording files are located in the folder “Memory Card:\DCIM” (circulating video recording files and emergency video recording files) on the “Removable Device”.

3. Copy the files to your computer. Please follow the copy and paste or drag and drop procedure for your computer model.

1. Shut down the device and eject the MicroSD Card. (To avoid corrupting the last file recorded, do not eject the SD Card immediately after powering off.)

2. Insert the MicroSD Card onto an adapter. Insert the adapter into the MicroSD Card reader and your computer will automatically detect the SD Card.

3. Video recording files are located in the folder “Memory Card:\DCIM” (circulating video recording files and emergency video recording files) on the “Removable Device”.

4. Copy the files to your computer. Please follow the copy and paste or drag and drop procedure for your computer model.