CVMHDVR706 Operator’s Guide (Ver. 1.0) OG Rev. B 0619.pdf · 6 Channel Monitor / Digital HD Video...

B 06/19

6 Channel Monitor / Digital HD Video Recorder

CVMHDVR706 Operator’s Guide (Ver. 1.0)

Thank you for selecting the INTEC Car Vision® System. Before using your system, please be

sure to read and understand these instructions carefully. If you have any questions or concerns,

please do not hesitate to contact us toll free at 800-468-3254 (west) or 800-522-5989 (east). You

may also reach us via e-mail at [email protected].

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CONTENTS

1.1 What this Manual Covers ..................................................................................................... 6

1.2 Important Information ........................................................................................................... 6

1.3 Warnings .............................................................................................................................. 7

1.4 Cautions .............................................................................................................................. 8

1.5 SSD and mSD memory Cautions ........................................................................................ 9

1.6 GPS Cautions ...................................................................................................................... 9

I. Monitor Components and installation guide ............................................................................. 11

2.1 Monitor ................................................................................................................................ 11

2.2 Rear Panel ......................................................................................................................... 12

2.3 Package Contents ............................................................................................................. 13

2.4 Installation Guide ............................................................................................................... 15

2.5 Installing the mSD and SSD Memory ................................................................................ 18

II. Screen Layout ............................................................................................................................. 20

3.2 Error Screen for no connection / poor connection of camera ............................................. 22

3.3 Applicable Various Display Views ...................................................................................... 23

III. Operation ..................................................................................................................................... 24

4.1 Keypad on the monitor ....................................................................................................... 24

4.2 Keypad on the remote control ............................................................................................ 26

4.3 Record ............................................................................................................................... 30

1) Storage Devices ................................................................................................................ 30

(1) mSATA SSD .................................................................................................................. 31

(2) Micro SD Memory Card ................................................................................................. 31

2) Real Time Record in the various modes ............................................................................... 32

3) Record to mSATA SSD ......................................................................................................... 32

4) Record to Micro SD Memory card ...................................................................................... 32

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4. System Watchdog ................................................................................................................ 33

1) Vehicle Battery Protection ............................................................................................... 33

2) Overheat Protection ........................................................................................................ 33

3) Lock Switch / Automatic Shut Down .................................................................................. 34

5. Voice Information on Operation Status ................................................................................. 34

IV. Function ....................................................................................................................................... 35

1. Language ........................................................................................................................... 35

2. Dimmer ............................................................................................................................... 35

3. System Scan ...................................................................................................................... 35

4. Distance Grid...................................................................................................................... 36

5. Tach .................................................................................................................................... 36

6. Tach Level ............................................................................................................................ 37

7. Rear Camera: Selection between NOR & SHUTTER and TILT ............................................ 38

8. Setup .................................................................................................................................... 39

1) Camera ........................................................................................................................... 42

(1) System ........................................................................................................................ 42

(2) INPUT NAME .............................................................................................................. 43

(3) Camera ....................................................................................................................... 44

(4) Image Orientation ............................................................................................................ 46

(5) Trigger ......................................................................................................................... 47

(6) Multi-View Screen Selection and Programming .......................................................... 48

(7) MIC (Microphone) ....................................................................................................... 49

2) Record ............................................................................................................................ 50

(1) Driving Mode ............................................................................................................... 50

(2) Parking Mode .............................................................................................................. 51

① Quality ...................................................................................................................... 51

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② Operation ................................................................................................................. 51

3) Storage .............................................................................................................................. 53

(1) SSD Format ................................................................................................................ 54

(2) mSD Format ................................................................................................................ 55

4) System ............................................................................................................................ 55

(1) Time / Date ................................................................................................................. 56

(2) Password .................................................................................................................... 57

(3) Update Firmware ........................................................................................................ 58

(4) Factory Default Reset ................................................................................................. 59

(5) Vehicle information ...................................................................................................... 60

(6) System Information ..................................................................................................... 61

(7) Speedometer .............................................................................................................. 61

(8) Shock Sensitivity ......................................................................................................... 61

5) Network ........................................................................................................................... 62

(1) FTP ............................................................................................................................. 62

(2) WIFI ............................................................................................................................ 64

9. Playback ............................................................................................................................... 66

1) File Search ...................................................................................................................... 66

(1) File Type Search ......................................................................................................... 67

(2) Record Date ................................................................................................................ 67

(3) Record Hour ................................................................................................................ 67

(4) Record Minute ............................................................................................................. 67

(5) Playback Control ......................................................................................................... 68

2) Backup to USB ................................................................................................................ 68

(1) Backup To ................................................................................................................... 69

(2) Start Time.................................................................................................................... 69

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(3) End Time ..................................................................................................................... 70

(4) Backup Condition ........................................................................................................ 70

3) Return to Live View ......................................................................................................... 71

V. Car Vision™ Viewer .................................................................................................................... 71

1. Program Installation ........................................................................................................... 71

2. Display Layout .................................................................................................................... 73

3. File Search ......................................................................................................................... 74

1) Select Playback Directory ............................................................................................... 74

2) File Search ...................................................................................................................... 74

4. Playback ............................................................................................................................. 75

1) Display Layout................................................................................................................. 75

2) Event Information ............................................................................................................ 76

3) File Drag & Drop ............................................................................................................. 77

4) Image Capture ................................................................................................................ 77

5. File Backup ........................................................................................................................ 78

6. SSD Mount Instructions ...................................................................................................... 80

1) Ext2Fsd Utility Installation ............................................................................................... 80

2) Connection SSD and PC ................................................................................................. 81

VI. Warranty ...................................................................................................................................... 83

VII. How to get Service ...................................................................................................................... 84

VIII. Locations ..................................................................................................................................... 85

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FIGURES

Figure 1 Monitor ...................................................................................................................... 11

Figure 2 Rear Panel ............................................................................................................... 12

Figure 3 Package Contents .................................................................................................... 14

Figure 4 Wiring Diagram ......................................................................................................... 17

Figure 5 Installing the mSD and SSD Memory ........................................................................ 18

Figure 6 Applicable Various Display Views ............................................................................. 23

Figure 7 Keypad on the monitor ............................................................................................. 25

Figure 8 Keypad on the remote control ................................................................................... 26

Figure 9 Estimated Recording Times....................................................................................... 30

Figure 10 Recommended mSD and mSATA SSD compatible with this CVMHDVR706 ............. 31

Figure 11 Vehicle Battery Protection .......................................................................................... 33

Figure 12 Tach Level .................................................................................................................. 38

Figure 13 Display Layout ........................................................................................................... 73

Figure 14 Playback Window (Meta / Map Full window display views) ................................ 75

Figure 15 Playback by Drag & Drop ........................................................................................... 77

Figure 16 Playback Image Capture ............................................................................................ 77

Figure 17 File Name................................................................................................................... 78

Figure 18 File Backup Manager ................................................................................................. 79

Figure 19 Install Ext2Fsd Utility .................................................................................................. 81

Figure 20 Ext Volume Manager .................................................................................................. 82

Figure 21 Setting Volume Name ................................................................................................ 82

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Warnings and Cautions

Thank you for selecting an INTEC Car Vision® System. Before using your system, please be sure

to read and understand these instructions carefully. If you have any questions or concerns, please

do not hesitate to contact us toll free at 800-468-3254 (west) or 800-522-5989 (east). You may

also reach us via e-mail at [email protected].

1.1 What this Manual Covers

This manual covers the information necessary for the proper use and care of your Car Vision®

Mobile Video Safety System. Information on installing your system can be found on the Quick

Installation Guides provided with your equipment or by visiting

www.intecvideo.com/installation.html

1.2 Important Information

Please read this guide carefully before use. There are no user serviceable parts inside the system

components. All service must be completed by authorized service personnel only. Please refer to

the Warranty section described later in this manual.

Always use the proper tools, wear protective clothing and take necessary precautions when

working around electricity to prevent electrical shock.

Use only INTEC specified and provided brackets and cables to connect the components of the

system. Use of other than INTEC specified and supplied brackets and cabling could be dangerous

and result in damage to the system components and void the warranty.

Use only INTEC specified and supplied accessories and options when upgrading your system.

Operating the camera system on too low or too high a voltage may damage the system.

Always confirm the view provided by the camera is adequate for your needs prior to vehicle

operation. Adjustments to the camera viewing angle should always be made before vehicle use, if

necessary.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.intecvideo.com/installation.html

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Most states have laws pertaining to motor vehicles equipped with a video display within the

driver’s field of vision, either directly or indirectly, unless the video display is used in conjunction

with a backup safety camera to monitor the blind spots around the vehicle. INTEC’s products are

specifically designed to enhance vehicle safety. Use of an INTEC display to view video in any

manner other than intended requires installation in accordance with your state laws.

Federal and most states and their jurisdictions have laws pertaining to listening to and / or

recording, either directly or indirectly, the conversations of others without their consent. There are

specific federal and state laws prohibiting surreptitious recording and monitoring of audio

conversations. These laws are taken very seriously by authorities and failure to abide by them may

result in severe consequences. Please consider this carefully before installing the External

Microphone and always confirm that you are in full compliance with any applicable laws where you

operate. Use of this INTEC product requires installation in full compliance with all applicable laws.

Do NOT let the Car Vision® System distract you from driving safely.

1.3 Warnings

Do NOT attempt to connect other electrical devices to the power wire harness of the Car Vision®

System as this can cause an over current situation which can lead to electrical shock or fire.

If at any time you see or smell smoke coming from the Car Vision® System, stop driving, exit the

vehicle and disconnect main power. Check the system and remove any damaged components

before you resume normal vehicle operation.

Do NOT attach the wiring to any moving parts, across sharp edges or close to heat sources as this

may cause shorting of the wires and may lead to a fire or electrical shock.

When installing the system, be sure to use only INTEC supplied brackets. The Car Vision®

camera must be insulated from the vehicle body. The supplied camera bracket provides the

required insulation. Failure to do so could result in a fire and lead to property damage or personal

injury.

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Do NOT install the camera in any area that allows it to extend out past the vehicle as this can

cause injury if it were to come in contact with people walking around the vehicle.

Never use fuses of a larger rating than those supplied with your Car Vision® System. Use of larger

rated fuses can cause excessive current through the system, and if a short occurs, could lead to a

fire.

Confirm that the orientation of the image on the display is proper. Rear facing cameras should

yield a mirror image, where items on the left of the vehicle appear on the left side of the monitor.

1.4 Cautions

Before you begin driving, be sure the display controls are adjusted properly and all camera views

are appropriate. This will avoid unnecessary distractions while driving.

When installing the camera system, be certain that all items are secure. Items that are not secure

or mounted in an unstable manner can come loose and cause damage or personal injury.

Do NOT attempt to open or service your equipment. Removal of the product enclosure can lead to

electrical shock. There are no user serviceable parts inside.

You should not attempt to make any adjustments to the Car Vision® System while driving as this

can lead to an accident. Make all adjustments prior to operation. To make adjustments en route,

move to the nearest safe location and stop first.

Keep the Car Vision® System clean and free from dirt, snow and ice. If the camera glass or

display panel becomes dirty, clean them before use. If they are covered with snow and/or ice, they

should be cleared off before use. Failure to do so could lead to an accident.

When running a cable from the exterior to the interior of a vehicle, care needs to be taken to seal

the entry point. Failure to do so could allow exhaust fumes, other toxic gases, or water to enter.

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1.5 SSD and mSD memory Cautions

SSD and mSD memory cards are very sensitive and can be damaged by extreme external

environment or shock.

Do not eject or insert the SSD or mSD memory cards while the monitor is powered as it could lead

to data loss and cause the monitor to malfunction.

INTEC, the SSD, and mSD card manufacturers do not take any responsibility for any SSD or mSD

memory card damage arising from user's carelessness or the external environment.

When replacing the SSD and mSD memory card, confirm they are compatible with the monitor

before replacing. See Figure 10 on page 29 of this guide for recommendations.

Data saved on the SSD and mSD may be damaged:

If the memory device is exposed to external mechanical shock when installing or removing

it from the monitor.

If the operation is suddenly stopped by unplugging a power cord, power loss etc. while the

monitor is operating or recording.

To minimize any data loss on the SSD or mSD memory card; make a backup (replicate) as

often as possible.

1.6 GPS Cautions

Please make sure that the GPS is mounted with the “GPS” imprint facing the window glass. The

antenna is located on the top of this side.

When you use the monitor for the first time, or don't use the monitor for a long time (more than 3

days); it may take longer than expected for the monitor GPS to recognize the current location.

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Since a GPS signal is easily influenced by weather such as rain, fog, and radio interference, etc.

due to its method of operation, the reception performance may decrease under these

circumstances.

The GPS receiver works normally in the recommended temperature range (32~140 °F). Keep the

monitor and GPS antenna within the recommended temperature range to avoid any difficulty

arising from temperature differences between the inside and the outside of your vehicle.

The signal reception may be weak if your vehicle is under an overpass, in a tunnel or building, or

in highly developed areas with many tall buildings, or in any poor reception areas.

The signal receiver may not properly work in some vehicles due to poor reception caused by

specially coated or tinted vehicle window or electromagnetic waves emitted from other devices in

the vehicle.

Near high-tension wires or electric sub-stations, the signal may appear weak or blocked by high

voltage.

If you operate a vehicle in poor GPS reception status areas, it may take longer for the monitor to

recognize the current location.

1.7 Password Cautions

Your CVMHDVR706 arrives with a common simple password. Please enter a new password once

you have installed and programmed your system. In order to preserve your settings and data from

unauthorized modification or deletion, a strong password is necessary to protect the chosen

settings. Please keep the following recommendations in mind when determining your new

password.

A longer password is generally better.

Include numbers, symbols, capital letters, and lower-case letters.

Avoid common sequences.

Don’t use a dictionary word or combination of dictionary words.

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Don’t use personal information words.

Don’t rely on obvious substitutions.

Always keep your password in a secure private place.

I. Monitor Components and installation guide

2.1 Monitor

Figure 1 Monitor

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2.2 Rear Panel

Figure 2 Rear Panel

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2.3 Package Contents

CVMHDVR706 with Sun

Shield attached

Sun Shield

PN 106-01-02-002

Main Cable Harness

PN 311-01-02-001

Emergency Button Harness

PN 311-01-02-002

GPS Antenna / Receiver

PN 700-02-00-003

Remote control w/batteries

PN 700-02-04-000

Car Vision™ Viewer software,

Installation and Operation

Guides CD

PN 406-01-00-001

USB 3.O Cable

PN 311-99-02-005

Monitor Bracket

PN 700-02-02-000 Mounting

bolt set

PN 107-98-01-006

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Figure 3 Package Contents

Microphone

PN 700-02-05-000

USB WiFi Dongle

PN 700-02-06-000

Waterproof HD Camera

(Option) PN CVHDC10C

Please contact INTEC for other

compatible camera options.

Removable mSATA SSD

Case PN 700-02-03-000

mSD included (16 GB installed)

PN 700-02-01-016

SSD /mSD Security Tool

PN 107-99-01-000

H D cable harness (Option)

Case with SSD (Option)

PN 700-02-03-250 250 GB

PN 700-02-03-500 500 GB

PN 700-02-03-001 1 TB

PN 700-02-03-002 2 TB

mSD (Option)

PN 700-02-01-064 64 GB

PN CVHD3M 3 meter

PN CVHD6M 6 meter

PN CVHD21M 21 meter

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2.4 Installation Guide

Determine a secure and suitable mounting

location for your monitor. The monitor can be

mounted either over-head, on the dashboard

or other suitable mounting surface.

Install the display bracket with the hardware

provided. Use the bracket as a template for

drilling the required holes. The recommended

mounting bolt torque specification is between

15 and 17 inch pounds.

Assemble the display to the bracket by

aligning the “T” in the slot and hand tightening

the nut and lock nut.

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Connect the cable harness and if desired

install the sun shield by pushing it onto the

monitor until locked.

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Figure 4 Wiring Diagram

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2.5 Installing the mSD and SSD Memory

Warning: Remove power from the monitor or disconnect the vehicle battery prior to removing the

SD / SSD cover.

Installing the Micro SD card: Remove the

tamper proof screw and slide the lock

switch down, remove the SSD Case.

Insert the Micro SD card into the card slot

and re-install the SSD Case.

Installing the SSD board into the

removable SSD case: Following steps 1

and 2 remove the SSD Case. Open the

case by removing the 4 Philips screws and

insert the SSD card into the card slot.

Reassemble the SSD case and reinstall it

in the monitor.

Figure 5 Installing the mSD and SSD Memory

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Note: The lock switch must be in the

locked positon for the Micro SD and SSD

memory to be recognized. Remember to

replace the tamperproof security bolt to

secure.

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II. Screen Layout

3.1 Default Display Mode and Various Status Indicators

Hexa-view is the default display mode. In the default, HD 1 & HD 2 are displaying two channels of

HD video and CAMERA 1 ~ CAMERA 4 are displaying four channels of D1 video (Refer to the

pictures below). User can program the title of each camera source in the menu (FUNCTION >

SETUP > CAMERA > INPUT NAME) and designate each camera source for the various display

modes in the menu (FUNCTION > SETUP > CAMERA > MULTI-VIEW SCREEN).

By pressing button (View Selection) on the front of the monitor or remote, the user can

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change the view in the sequential mode of “6-5-4-3-2-1-PIP” with each press. There are several

status lines informing camera title, date & time, SSD & mSD recording etc. on the display screen.

① Camera Input Name

The programmed title of each channel is shown in this status line. The title can be programmed in

the menu (FUNCTION > SETUP > CAMERA > INPUT NAME) and the lettering color of the titles

are changed depending on each recording mode and playback mode as below;

- Continuous Recording mode: Orange text color

- Shock Event Recording mode: Yellow text color

- Emergency Event Recording mode: Blue text color

- Playback mode: White text color

- Live View mode (in case of mSD single mode or no storage mode): Green text color

② Storage Device Status

The percentage used for recorded data for storage devices “SSD & mSD” are shown in this status

line. After fully filled with recorded data, it will read “100%” in the capacity of SSD and mSD as

appropriate, and any new recording data will overwrite previous data in the sequence of FIFO

(First In First Out). The messages below are shown in the storage device status line;

- SSD FAIL and/or mSD FAIL: if SSD and/or mSD are not installed properly or inoperative.

- REC FAIL: if SSD Case locking slide switch is not pushed up completely.

③ Date & Time

This status line shows the current date and time as set in menu programming on the monitor. If the

GPS Antenna / Receiver is connected; the indicated time is automatically synchronized with the

date & time of the GPS Receiver. Refer to (FUNCTION > SETUP > TIME > TIME SETTING) menu.

④ Speedometer

This status line shows speed of vehicle if the GPS Antenna/Receiver is connected to the monitor.

The user can change the indication units (MPH /KPH) in the menu of “FUNCTION > SETUP >

SYSTEM > SPEEDOMETER).

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⑤ GPS status

This status line shows whether the GPS Receiver is connected and operating or not. Please make

sure that the GPS is mounted with the “GPS” imprint facing the window. The antenna is located on

the top of this side.

⑥ WiFi indicator

This status line shows whether the WiFi Dongle is connected to a hotspot or not.

3.2 Error Screen for no connection / poor connection of camera

If any camera is not providing a signal to the monitor, an error screen is displayed as below.

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3.3 Applicable Various Display Views

Figure 6 Applicable Various Display Views

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III. Operation

4.1 Keypad on the monitor

Ambient Light Sensor

and IR Sensor (remote)

Button Function

Power

Turns on and off the LCD panel and the Record function.

- Blue: LCD On and Record On (Driving Mode)

- Blinking Green: LCD Off and Record On (Parking Mode)

- No Light: LCD Off and Record Off (Main Power Off)

Menu Goes to OSD Menu and also functions as the “back” function in the

OSD Menu

Enter

Selects function in OSD Menu

View

Selection

Changes View Selection Mode (Full ~ Hexa-view) and also “Up”

button in the OSD Menu

Channel Changes Channel (1~6) full screen and also “Down” button in the

OSD Menu

Volume <

Volume Down and also the “Left” button in the OSD Menu, and

“ 1 Step Backward (press once)” / “Fast Backward (hold key)” in

Playback Mode

Volume >

Volume Up and also the “Right” button in the OSD Menu, and

“Step Forward (press once)” / “Fast Forward (hold key)” in

Playback Mode

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Power

Condition

Remark

Driving Mode

(VCC On / ACC

On)

Power status is fixed to LCD On & Record On and not

changed even though Power button is pressed. All buttons

appear in Blue LED backlight. This is the recommended

operating condition.

Parking Mode

(VCC On / ACC

Off)

Power status is LCD Off & Record On (Power button blinks

in Green LED backlight) and changes to LCD Off & Record

Off – LCD On & Record On – LCD Off & Record On

sequentially by pressing Power button.

Main Power Off

(VCC On / ACC

Off)

Power status is LCD Off & Record Off (All buttons are not

illuminated with LED backlight) and changed to LCD On &

Record On – LCD Off & Record On – LCD Off & Record

Off serially by pressing Power button, only if ‘Parking

Record’ is selected as ‘On’ in the menu of “Function-Setup-

Record-Parking Mode-Parking Operation”. If ‘Parking

Record’ is programmed as ‘Off’, power status is changed to

LCD On & Record On – LCD Off & Record Off sequentially

by pressing Power button.

Figure 7 Keypad on the monitor

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4.2 Keypad on the remote control

① Power

This button turns on and off the LCD panel and the Record function.

② Emergency

This button is used to record a scene as an Emergency Event manually. (The Emergency

Button connected with the cable harness also provides the same function as this.)

Figure 8 Keypad on the remote control

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③ WiFi

This button takes you to the WIFI section in the OSD menu directly.

④ Vehicle Info

This button takes you to the VEHICLE INFORMATION section in the OSD menu directly.

⑤ Menu

Pressing this button takes you to the OSD menu.

⑥ Return

This button returns to the previous screen in the OSD menu.

⑦ PIP

This button shows Pictures – in - Picture view mode.

⑧ HEXA

This button shows the Hexa-view mode.

⑨ SPLIT

This button shows the Split view mode.

⑩ TRIPLE

This button shows the Triple view mode.

⑪ QUAD

This button shows the Quad-view mode.

⑫ PENTA

This button shows the Penta-view mode.

⑬ ◀◀◀ (Faster backward playback)

This button plays the recorded data backward 8 times (8 X Speed) faster than normal

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playback speed.

⑭ ◀◀ (Fast backward playback)

This button plays the recorded data backward 4 times (4 X Speed) faster than normal

playback speed.

⑮ ▶▶ (Fast forward playback)

This button plays the recorded data forward 4 times (4 X Speed) faster than normal

playback speed.

○16 ▶▶▶ (Faster forward playback)

This button plays the recorded data forward 8 times (8 X Speed) faster than normal

playback speed.

○17 I I (Pause)

This button will pause playback.

○18 ◀ (Backward playback)

This button plays the recorded data backward in normal playback speed.

○19 ▶ (Forward playback)

This button plays the recorded data forward in normal playback speed.

○20 ■ (Stop)

This button stops playback completely.

○21 Numeric Buttons (0 ~ 9))

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- In live video, these buttons change the channel selection directly among 6 channels (1~6)

and shows the channel selected in a full display mode.

- In the OSD menu, these buttons enter the number selected (i.e. when user inputs

password etc. in the virtual keyboard mode).

○22 Cursor Control Keys (Direction Keys)

- In Live Video Mode:

▲(Up) & ▼(Down)

These buttons change the channel serially among 6 channels (1~6) in a full display mode.

◀(Left) & ▶(Right)

These buttons decrease (◀) and increase (▶) the sound volume.

- In OSD menu:

▲(Up) / ▼(Down) and ◀(Left) / ▶(Right)

These buttons move the cursor up, down, left, and right accordingly.

This button enters the function selected.

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4.3 Record

1) Storage Devices

Two kinds of data storage devices can be used in this the monitor, mSATA SSD and Micro SD

Memory Card. Any new storage devices should be formatted before using (Refer to FUNCTION >

SETUP > STORAGE > SSD / SD FORMAT in the OSD Menu). This monitor DVR can be operated

with mSD only, SSD only, and mSD and SSD dual storage devices. The recording method and

location is affected by storage device utilization as follows:

Storage Device Record

mSATA SSD Micro SD Memory Card

Micro SD Memory Card only - Event Record only

mSATA SSD only Continuous & Event Record -

mSATA SSD + Micro SD Card Continuous & Event Record Event Record only

Use of dual storage devices is highly recommended if recording. The table below is provided to

help understand possible recording time for amount of storage memory available.

Recording times vary based on storage capacity, frame rate, scenery recorded, bit rate, and the

number and type of cameras recorded. The tables below show what you might expect when

recording the maximum of six (6) cameras (2ch HD + 4ch NTSC) continuously. It is only estimation.

Actual times will vary.

Capacity* Frame

Rate

Bit

Rate

Hours

16 GB 10 fps Low 12.8

16 GB 15 fps Mid 4.3

16 GB 30 fps High 1.5

Capacity Frame

Rate

Bit

Rate

Hours

128 GB 10 fps Low 102.7

128 GB 15 fps Mid 34.6

128 GB 30 fps High 12

Capacity Frame

Rate

Bit

Rate

Hours

1 TB 10 fps Low 877

1 TB 15 fps Mid 292.8

1 TB 30 fps High 97.2

* Event Record: 35 or 65 Sec. (Pre. 5 Sec. + Post 30 to 60 Sec.)

Figure 9 Estimated Recording Times

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(1) mSATA SSD

This storage device provides outstanding data storage reliability and stability compared with other

storage types like HDD, CF and SD Memory Cards. The table below shows our recommended

mSATA SSD compatible with this CVMHDVR706 DVR monitor. Please choose one of them for

reliable performance.

Brand Manufacturer Storage Capacity

Samsung Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Recommend 256GB ~ Up to maximum

Crucial Micron Technology, Inc. Recommend 250GB ~ Up to maximum

SanDisk SanDisk Corporation Recommend 256GB ~ Up to maximum

(2) Micro SD Memory Card

Use the proper type Micro SD Memory Card! It should be at least a Class 10 level Micro SD

Memory card for best HD and video recording. (Please confirm "Class10 & Full-HD" minimum on

the package before purchasing a Micro SD Memory card for this product. It must be in the range of

Class 10 SDHC HD to Class 10 UHS 1 FHD to perform adequately.) The table below shows our

recommended Micro SD Memory cards compatible with this CVMHDVR706 DVR monitor.

Please choose one of them for reliable performance.

Brand Manufacturer Storage Capacity

Samsung Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Minimum 16 GB

Maximum 128 GB Transcend Transcend Information, Inc.

SanDisk SanDisk Corporation

Figure 10 Recommended mSD and mSATA SSD compatible with this CVMHDVR706

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2) Real Time Record in the various modes

Recording is started automatically when the monitor turns on and various record functions are

performed as shown in the table below.

Sort Operation

Continuous Record Full video & audio data are recorded as an unbroken series.

Event

Record

Shock Event

Records the data for duration of 35 / 65 sec. (Pre 5 sec. & Post 30

or 60 sec.) when the G-Sensor detects a shock event exceeding the

level programmed.

Emergency Event

Records the data for duration of 35 / 65 sec. (Pre 5 sec. & Post 30

or 60 sec.) when user pushes the ‘Emergency’ button on the cable

harness or on the remote.

3) Record to mSATA SSD

For single storage use (mSATA SSD only) and/or dual storage usage (mSATA SSD + Micro SD

Memory card), continuous video & audio data and event record data of the G-Sensor (Shock

Event) and Emergency button (Emergency Event) are recorded automatically onto the mSATA

SSD. When the mSATA SSD is full, the monitor deletes recorded data in FIFO (First In First Out)

sequence and records new data over the previous. Even if power is suddenly cut off, the latest

data is still recorded properly because there is a super capacitor in the monitor.

4) Record to Micro SD Memory card

For single storage usage (Micro SD Memory card only) and/or dual storage usage (mSATA SSD +

Micro SD Memory card), event video and audio data (Shock and/or Emergency) in duration of 35 /

65 sec. (Pre 5 sec. and Post 30 or 60 sec.) each are recorded automatically only onto the Micro

SD Memory card. When the Micro SD Memory card is full, the monitor deletes recorded data in

FIFO (First In First Out) sequence and records new data over the previous. Even if power is

suddenly cut off, the latest data is still recorded properly because there is a super capacitor in the

monitor.

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4. System Watchdog

1) Vehicle Battery Protection

The power input voltage is automatically checked when the monitor turns on and managed as

indicated below to prevent discharge of the vehicle battery.

Input Voltage Limit Voltage of Operating

12 Volt Vehicle Selectable among 11.5V ~ 12.2V (0.1V Step and 11.5V is the Factory Default)

24 Volt Vehicle Selectable among 21.8V ~ 23.2V (0.2V Step and 22.6V is the Factory Default)

Performance

Stops recording and shuts off the monitor power if the input voltage remains

lower than the programmed limit for more than 1 minute.

Turns on and restarts recording when the ACC power input voltage supplied is

0.4V higher than the programmed limit (after shutdown according to above).

Figure 11 Vehicle Battery Protection

Vehicle battery protection can be programmed in the menu of (FUNCTION > SETUP > RECORD

> PARKING MODE > LIMIT OPERATING VOLTAGE).

2) Overheat Protection

To avoid monitor damage caused by overheating while operating, the CVMHDVR706 monitor has

an Overheat Protection function.

PCB Temperature Performance

203°F (95℃) Stops recording and shuts the power off if temperature is higher than this limit

continuously for more than 1 minute while operating.

149°F (65℃) Turns on and restarts the recording process when the temperature falls below

this limit after shutting off the power (after shutdown according to above).

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3) Lock Switch / Automatic Shut Down

To prevent any damage to storage devices (mSD card & SSD), the system shuts down

automatically if the user unlocks the ‘Lock Switch’ to detach and/or eject the SSD or mSD card

without turning off the power while the monitor is operating.

5. Voice Information on Operation Status

The Voice Information Messages below are provided for the user to easily recognize the operation

status of the monitor without distraction.

Voice Information Messages and Alerts

Drive mode starting

Park mode starting

Temperature is over the threshold

Start recording

Stop recording

System restart

Start mSD card format

Start SSD format

System is down

System is starting

System power is not stable

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IV. Function

To view the top OSD menu (Function) on the screen, press the ‘Menu’ button on the monitor or the

remote control.

1. Language: Initial language available is English only. Others will be offered as necessary

through firmware update. Please contact INTEC with requests.

- Locate the cursor at LANGUAGE by pressing ‘Screen (Up)’ & ‘Channel (Down)’ buttons of the

monitor or Cursor Control (Direction) buttons on the remote control.

- Select the desired Language by pressing the ‘Enter’ button of the monitor or the button of the

remote control. Press ‘Enter’ button repeatedly until desired language is selected.

2. Dimmer: Selection between AUTO and OFF

- The automatic brightness control of the LCD panel is regulated according to the ambient light

condition around the monitor if AUTO (Default) is selected. OFF requires manual adjustment.

- Locate the cursor at DIMMER by pressing ‘Screen (Up)’ & ‘Channel (Down)’ buttons of the


- Select the desired function by pressing ‘Enter’ button on the monitor or the button of the

remote control. Press the button to make your selection.

3. System Scan: Selection between ON and OFF

- Locate the cursor at SYSTEM SCAN by pressing ‘Screen (Up)’ & ‘Channel (Down)’ buttons of the


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- Select the desired function by pressing ‘Enter’ button on the monitor or the button of the


- If ON is selected, the channels are scanned automatically in sequence of HD 1, HD 2, CAM 1,

CAM 2, CAM 3, CAM 4 and once that the scanning is completed, HD 1 is displayed in full screen

mode, whenever the monitor turns on or returns to live screen from the OSD menu.

- If OFF (Default) is selected, the last channel and the view mode is saved from the last time of

operation and it is displayed after booting is completed when the monitor turns on again.

4. Distance Grid: Selection between ON and OFF

- Locate the cursor at DISTANCE by pressing ‘Screen (Up)’ & ‘Channel (Down)’ buttons of the


- Select the desired function by pressing ‘Enter’ button of the monitor or the button of the


- If ON (Default) is selected, the Rear Distance Grid Image overlay is displayed over the Rear

Camera video if Trigger 1 is activated when connected to the reverse voltage of vehicle.

- If OFF is selected, just the video from the Rear Camera without grid overlay is displayed if

Trigger 1 is activated when connected to the reverse voltage of vehicle.

- This DISTANCE GRID function is available in the channel (camera) associated with Trigger 1

only. (FUNCTION > SETUP > CAMERA > TRIGGER LATCH TIME)

5. Tach: Selection between ON and OFF

- The TACH function is used to display video from the camera view associated with the Tach

Trigger (connected to the tachometer pulse of the vehicle) on engine startup whenever the

CVMHDVR706 DVR monitor is turned on or off (Recommended use – Undercarriage of vehicle

camera view). If the vehicle RPM reaches the Tach Level programmed, the TACH TRIGGER

function is terminated and the monitor returns to the previous mode. Therefore, the user should

turn on the monitor if its power mode was off previously. If the vehicle speed is lower than the

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Tach Level setup while the driving, the TACH function is reactivated until the tach level exceeds

the Tach Level setup. The operation is continually repeated if the TACH function selected is ON.

(FUNCTION > TACH)

- The TACH function may be useful to periodically view the space between the ground and the

bottom of the chassis on the vehicle. i.e. oil leakage / animal / child / obstacle / etc., before

moving the vehicle.

- Locate the cursor at TACH by pressing ‘Screen (Up)’ & ‘Channel (Down)’ buttons of the monitor

or Cursor Control (Direction) buttons on the remote control.

- Select the desired function by pressing ‘Enter’ button of the monitor or the button of the


- If ON is selected, the TACH function operates at once when the vehicle engine is started.

- If OFF (Factory Default) is selected, the TACH function is not activated.

6. Tach Level

- The user can program the approximate vehicle speed utilizing the TACH function by designating

a Tach Level from 1 to 23 (1 ~ 23).

- Locate the cursor at TACH LEVEL by pressing either the Screen (Up)’ & ‘Channel (Down)’

buttons on the monitor or Cursor Control (Direction) buttons on the remote control.

- Select the desired level by pressing the ‘Enter’ button on the monitor or the button on the


- The Factory Default is Level 13 (~19 mph, 66.6Hz). Select proper Tach Level by reference to the

table below;

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Unit: Km/h (Hz)

1: ~3 mph (12.5 Hz) 2: ~4 mph (16.6 Hz) 3: ~6 mph (20.8 Hz)





16: ~23 mph (83.3 Hz) 17: ~25 mph (90.9 Hz) 18: ~28 mph (100 Hz)

19: ~31 mph (111.1 Hz) 20: ~34 mph (125 Hz) 21: ~40 mph (142.8 Hz)

22: ~47 mph (166.6 Hz) 23: ~57 mph (200 Hz)

Figure 12 Tach Level

NOTE - The tachometer pulse frequency levels above are approximate and typical, but may not be

accurately associated to the speed of your vehicle depending on gear ratios, tire size, etc. Contact

INTEC Technical Service for help on how to create a customized table for your particular vehicle if

the above is not suitable.

7. Rear Camera: Selection between NOR & SHUTTER and TILT

- The Rear Camera must be sensed by Trigger 1 connected with the reverse (backup) circuit of

vehicle.

- There are used 3 selections of camera type for the Rear Camera as below;

ⓐ Normal Camera

ⓑ Motorized Shutter Camera

ⓒ Motorized Tilt Camera

Since a Motorized Tilt Camera has a different power structure than the other cameras, the proper

type of the Rear Camera should be set up in this menu.

- Factory Default: NOR & SHUTTER

- Select TILT in this menu if you have a Tilt Camera as your Rear Camera.

T A C H L E V E L

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- Locate the cursor at REAR CAMERA using ‘Screen (Up)’ & ‘Channel (Down)’ buttons of the


- Select the desired Camera Type by pressing ‘Enter’ button of the monitor or the button of the


8. Setup

- The user can change the default values for each function on each Camera, etc. in this menu.

- Locate the cursor at SETUP by pressing ‘Screen (Up)’ & ‘Channel (Down)’ buttons of the monitor

or Cursor Control (Direction) buttons on the remote control.

- Press ‘Enter’ button of the monitor or the button of the remote control and then enter the

password when the password window is displayed over the FUNCTION menu as below;

- The factory set default password is ‘0000’. Input the password using ‘Screen (Up)’, ‘Channel

(Down)’, ‘Volume < (Left)’, ‘Volume > (Right)’, ‘Enter’ buttons on the monitor, or the ‘Numeric’ and

the buttons on the remote control. Follow the procedures below;

ⓐ In case of using the buttons on the monitor;

① Locate the cursor at KEYBOARD on the password window using ‘Volume < (Left)’,

‘Volume > (Right)’ buttons and press the ‘Enter’ button. Then a Virtual Keyboard appears

as below.

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② Locate the cursor at 123 on the virtual keyboard using ‘Screen (Up)’, ‘Channel

(Down)’, ‘Volume < (Left)’, ‘Volume > (Right)’ buttons and press the ‘Enter’ button. The

Numeric Keyboard appears as below.

③ Locate the cursor at 0 on the numeric keyboard using ‘Screen (Up)’, ‘Channel (Down)’,

‘Volume < (Left)’, ‘Volume > (Right)’ buttons and press the ‘Enter’ button 4 times. After

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that move the cursor to ENTER on the numeric keyboard using ‘Screen (Up)’,

‘Channel (Down)’, ‘Volume < (Left)’, ‘Volume > (Right)’ buttons and press the ‘Enter’ button.

Now, the SETUP menu is available to change the default values.

④ If there is an error while inputting of the password, move the cursor to BACK (Back

Delete) using ‘Screen (Up)’, ‘Channel (Down)’, ‘Volume < (Left)’, ‘Volume > (Right)’ buttons

and press the ‘Enter’ button to delete the error(s). After inputting the correct numbers or

letters, press the ‘Enter’ button after moving the cursor to ENTER in the Virtual

Keyboard.

ⓑ In case of using the numeric and the buttons on the remote control;

① Press numeric number ‘0’ button 4 times and the button once. The SETUP menu

appears on the screen. Now the user can change the default values.

② If there is an error while inputting the password, move the cursor to the < button using

Cursor Control (Back Delete Direction) buttons and press the button to delete the

error(s). After inputting the correct numbers using the numeric buttons, press the button.

③ If the password is not numeric numbers only, the same procedures are required as when

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using the monitor buttons in the Virtual Keyboard by using the Cursor Control (Direction) and

the buttons.

- The password must consist of a minimum of 4 characters of letter / numeric / mixed type and can

be changed in the menu of (FUNCTION > SETUP > SYSTEM > PASSWORD) after entering into

the SETUP menu with the previous password.

1) Camera

- Locate the cursor at CAMERA using ‘Screen (Up)’ & ‘Channel (Down)’ buttons of the monitor or

the Cursor Control (Direction) buttons on the remote control.

- Press the ‘Enter’ button on the monitor or the button on the remote control and then the

CAMERA setup menu below is displayed.

(1) System

- Select a suitable camera system between PAL & NTSC by pressing the ‘Enter’ button on the

monitor or t the button on the remote control after locating the cursor at SYSTEM using

‘Screen (Up)’ & ‘Channel (Down)’ buttons on the monitor or Cursor Control (Direction) buttons on

the remote control.

- Press the ‘Menu’ button on the monitor or the remote control after selecting proper camera

system and then press the ‘Enter’ button on the monitor or the button on the remote control

after locating the cursor at using ‘Volume < (Left)’, ‘Volume > (Right)’ buttons on the

monitor or the Cursor Control (Direction) buttons on the remote control. The menu below will

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appear if there is a camera system change. After the system reboot, the selected camera system

will function. The factory default camera system is NTSC.

(2) INPUT NAME

The user can change the name of the cameras in this menu. (16 characters maximum)

- Locate the cursor at the channel in the NAME column using ‘Screen (Up)’, ‘Channel (Down)’

buttons on the monitor or the Cursor Control (Direction) buttons on the remote control.

- Press the ‘Enter’ button on the monitor or the button on the remote control. The INPUT

NAME window is displayed with the virtual keyboard as below.

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- Locate the cursor at BACK in the Virtual Keyboard and delete the previous title pressing

‘Enter’ button on the monitor or the button on the remote control.

- Locate the cursor at the desired letter and/or number in virtual keyboard using ‘Screen (Up)’,

‘Channel (Down)’, ‘Volume Down (Left)’, Volume Up (Right)’ buttons on the monitor or the Cursor

Control (Direction) buttons on the remote control and then put the letter and/or number into the

INPUT NAME window by pressing the ‘Enter’ button on the monitor or the button of the

remote control.

- Move the cursor to ENTER in the virtual keyboard after inputting of all desired letters and/or

numbers in sequence and then press the ‘Enter’ button on the monitor or the button of the

remote control.

- Now, naming of the selected channel is finished. Name the other channels repeating the steps

above.

(3) Camera

In this menu, the user can inactivate any camera channel not connected to a camera (ON / OFF)

and program the dwell time for each channel (cameras) from 0 to 9 seconds. (00-09 S) NOTE -

The CHANNEL text in this menu page reflects the channel name programmed in (FUNCTION >

SETUP > CAMERA > INPUT NAME) and is not editable here.

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- Locate the cursor at the appropriate channel row in the VIDEO and/or CYCLE TIME (S) columns

using the ‘Screen (Up)’, ‘Channel (Down)’, ‘Volume Down (Left)’, Volume Up (Right)’ buttons on

the monitor or the Cursor Control (Direction) buttons on the remote control.

- Select the desired status of the camera channel and/or the cycle time by pressing the ‘Enter’

button on the monitor or the button on the remote control. Press the ‘Enter’ button

repeatedly until the desired camera channel status and/or cycle time is selected.

- Inactivated channels (OFF) are not recorded to the SSD or mSD and are depicted as

“DISABLED” (see below) on the monitor screen if selected.

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(4) Image Orientation; Selection - ‘OFF’, ‘ALL’, ‘VERTICAL’ and ‘HORIZONTAL’’

- OFF: Normal screen (Default)

- VERTICAL: Reverse screen in vertical view. Flip.

- HORIZONTAL: Reverse screen in horizontal view. Mirror.

- ALL: Reverse screen for vertical and horizontal view. Flip and mirror.

- Locate the cursor at the appropriate channel in IMAGE ORIENTATION column using the ‘Screen

(Up)’, ‘Channel (Down)’ buttons on the monitor or the Cursor Control (Direction) buttons on the

remote control.

- Select the correct orientation among ‘OFF’, ‘ALL’, ‘VERTICAL’ and ‘HORIZONTAL’ by pressing

the ‘Enter’ button on the monitor or the button on the remote control. The change is

immediately live viewable to the right.

- Select the desired orientation for the other channels by repeating the programming sequence

above.

NOTE - This menu is not available for any channels not connected to cameras.

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(5) Trigger

- The user can select the channel and trigger latch time for each camera connected to the triggers.

- Channel: Select the desired view mode associated with each trigger. The choices are HD 1 > HD

2 > CAMERA 1 > CAMERA 2 > CAMERA 3 > CAMERA 4 in either full display mode or >SPLIT >

PIP > TRIPLE > QUAD > PENTA > HEXA view mode.

- Time: Select the desired duration of each trigger’s latch time from 0~5 seconds. (This is

recommended and necessary for turn signal triggers.)

- Program each connected trigger in the same manner as above to provide the most appropriate

view under each trigger.

- Please consider your application carefully and program your trigger views accordingly. Please

contact INTEC Technical Service with any questions or if you need assistance. Below is a simple

example of a typical trigger program.

Trigger Channel Time Connected with Remark

TRI 1

HD 1 (Rear Camera)

0 Reverse (Backup) Trigger

If you prefer HD.

CAMERA 1 (Rear

Camera)

If you are not using HD

cameras.

TRI 2 CAMERA 2 (Left

Camera) 3 Left Turn Signal Trigger

Set the latch time as required

for proper operation. For

pulse turn signals; it should

be just longer than the power TRI 3

CAMERA 3 (Right

Camera) 3 Right Turn Signal Trigger

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interval.

TRI 4 HD 2 (Front Camera) 0 Brake (Stop) Trigger

A front viewing HD camera is

more suitable to identify a

license plate number.

TACH PIP (Bottom Camera) 5 Tachometer

May be useful to view the

ground under the vehicle

prior to moving.

- We strongly recommend that TRI 1 be connected with Reverse (Backup) power since the rear

DISTANCE GRID scale is only available on the channel (camera) view associated with TRI 1.

(6) Multi-View Screen Selection and Programming

- The user can change the camera source location in each multi-view independently.

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- Set up the appropriate camera sources in each screen menu below by using the monitor or

remote control buttons to navigate as previous. Default settings are shown below.

(7) MIC (Microphone)

In this menu, the user can select the channel (camera) which is associated with the audio

recorded from the External Microphone connected to the rear panel of this monitor DVR.

- Select the desired channel (camera) among HD 1, HD 2, CAMERA 2, CAMERA 3, and CAMERA

4.

NOTE – Federal and most states and their jurisdictions have laws pertaining to listening to

and / or recording, either directly or indirectly, the conversations of others without their

consent. There are specific federal and state laws prohibiting surreptitious recording and

monitoring of audio conversations. These laws are taken very seriously by authorities and

failure to abide by them may result in severe consequences. Please consider this carefully

before installing the External Microphone and always confirm that you are in full

compliance with any applicable laws where you operate. Use of this INTEC product requires

installation in full compliance with all applicable laws.

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2) Record

In each menu for Driving & Parking mode, users can program the video frame rate - FPS (Frame

Per second: Frame Rate) and the video data quality rate - BPS (Bits Per Second: Bit Rate) for

each channel (camera).

(1) Driving Mode

Program the desired Frame Rate & Bit Rate for each channel (camera).

- Frame Rate: Selectable among “NTSC (PAL): 30(25) /15(12) /10(8) fps”; a higher Frame Rate

supports smoother video but requires more storage space.

- Bit Rate: Selectable among “High / Mid / Low”; a higher Bit Rate supports clearer video image but

requires more storage space.

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(2) Parking Mode

After entering into this menu, the user can program settings for Parking Mode Quality (similar to

programming for Driving Mode above), Operation (selecting if GPS and which cameras are active),

and Limit Operating Voltage to protect the battery system.

① Quality

Set up the Frame Rate & Bit Rate for each active channel (camera).

② Operation

In this menu, the user can activate or deactivate the GPS and Parking Record of each camera

connected.

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- If Parking Record is OFF, this DVR monitor turns off when the vehicle is turned off.

- If no camera is activated (All cameras are in OFF mode) in the CAMERA ON/OFF selection

menu, the Parking Record menu is fixed to OFF mode. Thus, before trying to change Parking

Record mode status to ON, the user must activate (Change to ON mode) at least one camera in

the CAMERA ON/OFF selection menu. Then the Parking Record status changes to ON mode.

- If Parking Record mode is ON, the video from all activated cameras in the CAMERA ON/OFF

menu are automatically recorded whenever the vehicle ignition is turned off.

- If GPS is programmed OFF while the Parking mode is ON, no GPS coordinate is recorded. Thus,

the video from any activated cameras in parking mode are displayed without a google map view

when the data is played back in the Car Vision Viewer™ (Refer to “Car Vision Viewer™ -Display

Layout”).

- If GPS is programmed ON while the Parking mode is ON, the GPS coordinates are recorded and

the video from any activated cameras in parking mode are displayed with the google map view

when the data is played back in the Car Vision Viewer™ (Refer to “Car Vision Viewer™ -Display

Layout”).

③ Limit Operating Voltage: Select the desired minimum value referring to the

table below to automatically and properly shut down the system when the limit is reached.

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12 Volt Vehicle Selectable between 11.5V ~ 12.2V (0.1V Step and 11.9V is the Default)

24 Volt Vehicle Selectable between 21.8V ~ 23.2V (0.2V Step and 22.6V is the Default)

3) Storage

Any new storage devices (mSD Card and SSD) must be formatted in this menu before initial use.

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(1) SSD Format

Format a new SSD after entering into SSD FORMAT menu. If SSD format fails, recheck the

connection of the SSD. You should also check if the SSD is compatible with this DVR monitor.

(Refer to Figure 10 Recommended mSD and mSATA SSD compatible with this CVMHDVR706 in

this Guide). If the SSD is not compatible, replace it with a compatible SSD and try again to format

it in the SSD FORMAT menu.

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(2) mSD Format

Format a new Micro SD Card after entering into the mSD FORMAT menu. If mSD format fails,

recheck the connection of the mSD card and if the micro SD memory card is compatible with this

DVR monitor (Refer to Figure 10 Recommended mSD and mSATA SSD compatible with this

CVMHDVR706 in this Guide). If the mSD card is compatible and connected properly, format the

mSD card as FAT32 (up to 32 GB) or ext. FAT (over 32 GB) file format (NOTE - ext. FAT / over 32

GB must be first formatted in a PC prior to insertion). After that, format it again in mSD FORMAT

menu of this DVR monitor.

4) System

In this menu, the user can set the Time / Date, Password, Vehicle Information, Speedometer,

Shock Sensitivity (g) and execute Update Firmware, Reset Factory Default and check System

Information.

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(1) Time / Date are automatically synchronized with a connected GPS. After

entering into the Time menu, the user can also manually program the Time Zone, Daylight Savings

Time correction, Date, and Time if the GPS is not connected.

① Standard Time: Select the appropriate regional Time Zone.

② Daylight Saving Time: Select the appropriate setting for the region.

③ Date: Select appropriate Date.

④ Time: If the GPS is not connected, the user can set up the Time of this DVR

monitor after entering into the Time Setting menu below.

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- Select Year / Month / Date / Hour / Minute / Second using the Volume < (Left) & Volume > (Right)

buttons on the monitor or the cursor Left & Right control buttons on the remote control.

- Change entry using Screen (Up) & Channel (Down) buttons on the monitor or the cursor Up &

Down control buttons on the remote control.

(2) Password

In this menu, the user can change the Password. (NOTE - must consist of minimum 4 digits of

alphabets or numeric numbers or the mixed characters.)

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- Set up a new Password after entering into the New Password window and then retype the new

password after entering into Confirm Password window to confirm it.

New Password Confirm Password

- Show Password; Select desired status between ‘ON’ (Shown) and ‘OFF’ (Hidden).

(3) Update Firmware

- After downloading update files into the mSD card memory from a PC, insert it into the mSD card

slot of this DVR monitor.

- Enter into the Update Firmware menu and locate the cursor at OK and press the Enter

button on the monitor or the OK button on the remote control.

- When the Update Firmware process is complete and successful, press the Enter button on the

monitor or the OK button on the remote control. The system is then rebooted automatically.

- If the Update Firmware process fails, recheck if the update files including the ‘.app’ file are

successfully downloaded onto mSD card and if mSD card is inserted properly into the slot. Retry

the Update Firmware process. Refer to the figures below.

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(4) Factory Default Reset

- In this menu, the user can reset all program setup values back to the Factory Default values.

- After entering into the Factory Default menu, locate the cursor at OK and press the Enter

button on the monitor or the OK button on the remote control.

- When Factory Default reset is complete, press the Enter button on the monitor or the OK button

on the remote control. The system is then rebooted automatically. Refer to the figures below.

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(5) Vehicle information

User information such as Company Name, Vehicle ID and Vehicle ID Number can be programmed

and/or changed in this menu.

- After entering into each registration window (Refer to the figures below), delete the previous

registration (UNKNOWN is the Factory Default setting) by pressing the ‘ BACK (Back Delete)

Key’ in the Virtual Keyboard and then program your information using the Virtual Keyboard.

Company Name Vehicle ID Vehicle ID Number

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(6) System Information

The user can check the ‘System Information’ including Model Name, Hardware, and Software

Version, Capacity (Occupied / Full) of the storage devices (SSD & mSD Memory card) in this

menu. Refer to the figure below.

(7) Speedometer

Select desired Speed Indication Units between KPH (Kilometers per hour) and MPH (Miles per

hour). The driving speed of vehicle is indicated in the units selected in this menu if the GPS is

connected to this DVR monitor.

(8) Shock Sensitivity

Select the desired shock sensitivity of the G-Sensor built into this DVR monitor among 5 levels (1

to 5). Higher levels are more sensitive in shock detection.

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5) Network

In this menu, the user can program an FTP client setup value and connect to an AP (WiFi Hot

Spot) installed in the vehicle. For this Network function, you must use the supplied WiFi Dongle

(required chipset is RTL8188EUS.)

(1) FTP: This function is available in mSD single and mSD + SSD dual storage

modes. NOTE – the FTP function is not available in SSD single storage

mode.

JPEG pictures for each camera are created automatically when an Event (Shock and/or

Emergency activated) occurs, and its file name is created according to the protocol below

described in Figure 17 File Name in this Guide.

This FTP function is for sending JPEG pictures to the specific FTP Server through the internet

simultaneously with each Event occurrence. Enter into the FTP menu and program the values in

each sub menu.

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① Use FTP

Select ON if the FTP function is being used. Otherwise, select OFF.

② IP Address

Input the IP address of the FTP Server after entering into IP Address programming window. Refer

to the picture of it below. NOTE - the FTP Server must have a Static IP Address to prevent change

of the IP Address when in use.

③ ID

Program the ID assigned by the FTP Server after entering into ID programming window. Refer to

the picture of it below. For easy management of the JPEG files from each vehicle, the FTP Server

should include the same name folders (directories) as each ID assigned. Therefore, the Vehicle

Number or the Driver’s Name is recommended for IDs and Folders (Directories) in the setup of an

FTP Server. Then the JPEG files sent by each vehicle are stored separately in each

corresponding folder without mixing of the files.

④ Password

Program the correct Password assigned by the FTP Server after entering into the Password

programming window. Refer to the picture of it below.

⑤ Port

Program the port number of the FTP Server after entering into the Port programming window.

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Refer to the pictures of it below.

⑥ Show Password: Select ON to show the Password or OFF to hide the Password.

(2) WIFI

If WIFI is selected, or the WIFI button on the remote control is pushed; a pop up window opens

and starts to search for WIFI Hot Spots (APs) around this DVR monitor. A list of available WIFI Hot

Spots appears. Refer to the pictures below.

Searching WIFI Hot Spots List of WIFI Hot Spots found

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Select a WIFI Hot Spot to connect to and then its password request window appears. Program the

password using the Virtual Key Board and then press the ENTER key of the Virtual Key

Board. If the WIFI Hot Spot has no password, press the ENTER key of the Virtual Key Board

in the empty (blank) password request window. After that, the monitor starts to connect to the WIFI

Hot Spot selected. Refer to the pictures below.

If the connection succeeds, the SSID of the WIFI Hot Spot Access Point (AP) is changed to red

color lettering and the WIFI Status Line in the bottom right of the live view screen is changed to

WIFI ON. Unless and until the WIFI Hot Spot (AP) is no longer available in the vehicle WIFI

network; the monitor will try to automatically connect to the WIFI Hot Spot (AP) whenever the DVR

monitor is rebooted by switching on and off at the main power supply. If the wrong password is

input, and/or the WIFI Hot Spot is not stable due to location or no service in the area of a linked

mobile network (3G or LTE) etc., the below right pop up window appears. Then, after pressing the

ENTER button on the monitor or the remote control at OK of the pop up window, you can

retry to connect to the AP (WIFI Hot Spot). Refer to the pictures below.

Password Window of selected Hot Spot Connecting to the Hot Spot selected

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9. Playback

Select (FUNCTION > PLAYBACK) to operate in the ‘Playback’ mode. In ‘Playback’ mode, live

surveillance view and recording functions are stopped.

1) File Search

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Select ‘File Search’ and the ‘Search Playback’ pop up window below will appear.

(1) File Type Search

Select the recording type among NORMAL, SHOCK, and EMERGENCY that you wish to review.

(2) Record Date

Select the desired date of the recorded files to review. The time information available on the files

recorded on the selected date is indicated by green bars and text at the bottom of the screen.

(3) Record Hour

Select the desired hour(s) to review in the green bars. The selected green bar segments

representing the Hour(s) are changed to include red borders, and the time information in text is

displayed at the bottom right of the menu screen.

(4) Record Minute

Select the desired minute(s) to review. The selected green bar segments representing the

Minute(s) are changed to have red borders, and the time information in text is displayed at bottom

right of the menu screen. After completing the selection of the desired recording type and the Date

/ Hour / Minute; locate the cursor at PLAY on the menu screen, and press the ENTER button

on the monitor or the ‘OK’ button on the remote control. Playback of the selection will start.

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(5) Playback Control

Playback control is available with the remote control while the video is being played on the screen.

Refer to the picture below and III Operation, section 4.2 Keypad on the remote control in this

Guide for more detail.

2) Backup to USB

Recorded data copied to the USB memory is in .avi file format, which can play with most media

player software installed in PCs. Enter into the (FUNCTION > PLAYBACK > FILE BACKUP) menu

and then the File Backup window appears in the screen. Locate the cursor at the START BACKUP

to select Start Time & End Time (Please see (2) & (3) below) and press the ‘ENTER’ button on the

monitor or the ‘OK’ button on the remote control. This process starts backup of the data for the

selected time.

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(1) Backup To

If the USB memory is connected to the port (Refer to the figure below) on the rear panel of this

DVR monitor, ‘USB MEMORY’ is shown automatically in this section of the menu screen. If there

is no connection of USB memory to the port, ‘NOT CONNECTED’ will be shown in this section.

NOTE - Never try to connect ‘USB memory’ to the ‘WIFI USB Dongle’ port because the DVR

monitor may be damaged and/or malfunction.

(2) Start Time

Select ‘Start Time’. After completing the selection of the desired recording type and the Date /

Hour / Minute, locate the cursor at SELECT on the menu screen and press the ‘ENTER’

button on the monitor or the ‘OK’ button on the remote control.

Lock Switch of SSD

Removable Case

USB Memory Port

WiFi USB Dongle Port – Do

NOT connect USB memory.

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(3) End Time

Select ‘End Time’. Then the ‘End Time’ menu below appears. After completing the selection of the

desired recording type and the Date / Hour / Minute, locate the cursor at SELECT on the

menu screen and press the ‘ENTER’ button on the monitor or the ‘OK’ button on the remote

control.

(4) Backup Condition

NOTE - Under the conditions below, Backup does not proceed;

- if no USB memory is connected to the port

- if the Start Time and/or End Time is not set

- if the End Time is set earlier than Start Time

- if the date of the Start Time and End Time are different

- if the required backup data space is larger than remaining space available on the connected USB

memory

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3) Return to Live View

Stops ‘Playback’ mode and returns to Live View and Recording mode.

V. Car Vision™ Viewer

1. Program Installation

Start installation by executing the install file from the CD that came with your CVMHDVR706 or

download the latest version online at www.intecvideo.com. Press [Next] button on installation

window.

Figure – Start Installation

Select the program destination path and press the [Install] button. Default path is C:\Program

Files\CarVisionViewer\

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Figure – Program Destination Path

After installing the program, execute the program by double clicking the Car Vision Viewer icon on your desktop.

* Minimum system requirements; Windows 7 (32/64bit), Windows 10 (32/64bit) Intel Pentium Core 2 Duo 2GHz or higher

RAM 1GB, Video memory 128MB or higher Direct X 9.0 or higher

Note: Using the optional SSD memory requires the installation of an Ext2Fsd Utility software. For

Windows 7 users this freeware is located on the accompanying product CD. See the Ext2Fsd

Utility Installation on page 80 for setup instructions. For Windows 10 users it is recommended you

use a licensed Ext Manager for greater stability. INTEC recommends the Linux File Systems

for Windows by Paragon Software. A free trial version can be downloaded here:

https://www.paragon-software.com/home/linuxfs-windows/

https://www.paragon-software.com/home/linuxfs-windows/

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2. Display Layout

Figure 13 Display Layout

① ② ③ ④ ⑤ ⑥ ⑦ ⑧ ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ ⑬ ⑭ ⑮ ○16 ○17 ○18 ○19○20○21

① File Location and Select ② Calendar Search ③ File Backup

④ Image Capture ⑤ Change Layout ⑥ Select Channel 1

⑦ Select Channel 2 ⑧ Select Channel 3 ⑨ Select Channel 4

⑩ Select Channel 5 ⑪ Select Channel 6 ⑫ Reverse Playback

⑬ Forward Playback ⑭ Step Backward ⑮ Step Forward

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○16 Pause ○17 Stop ○18 Fast Reverse

○19 Slow Reverse ○20 Fast Forward ○21 Slow Forward

3. File Search

1) Select Playback Directory

Click the file location and select icon in the left top to open. After locating and selection of the DVR SSD, click the [OK] button. After selecting the directory, the player completes the file search and plays the last file automatically.

Figure – Selection Playback Directory

Refer to page 80 of this Guide for SSD mount connection information.

2) File Search

If you click the Calendar Search icon in the left top, it shows when there is recorded file data as a type of calendar. See below.

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Figure – Calendar Search

4. Playback

1) Display Layout

You can control the video display window layout by using the Full window display icon

found in the right top of Playback screen. Hexaview or any individual camera can be selected to

vew in the Layout and Playback Control Bar.

Figure 14 Playback Window (Meta / Map Full window display views)

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2) Event Information

Playback includes the information for the event (including speed, direction and the location where

the video data was recorded). A blue color bar is associated with each event and is changed to red

color when you are viewing the event in playback to provide visual notice.

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3) File Drag & Drop

The reviewer can playback any recorded files by drag & drop from the file list to the Car Vision™ Viewer also. The file extension of playable files is .bkt. Please see the reference picture below for Playback by Drag & Drop.

Figure 15 Playback by Drag & Drop

4) Image Capture

You can save the video being played as an image file (.jpg) by using the Image Capture icon .

Figure 16 Playback Image Capture

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Captured images are saved as an image file (.jpg format) for each camera and the stored location can be selected by the user. The file name is created with a combination of the time and channel number of the recorded file. JPEG pictures for each camera are created automatically when an Event (Shock and/or Emergency) occurs and its file name follows the rule below.

YYYYMMDD_hhmmss_latitude_longitude_Channel_Event ID.jpg

[Year/Month/Date_Time_latitude_longitude _Channel_Event ID (S: Shock / E: Emergency)]

Latitude [Positive No.: East, Negative No.: West] / Longitude [Positive No.: North, Negative No.:

South]

20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_01_S.jpg 20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_01_E.jpg

20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_02_S.jpg 20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_02_E.jpg

20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_03_S.jpg 20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_03_E.jpg

20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_04_S.jpg 20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_04_E.jpg

20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_05_S.jpg 20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_05_E.jpg

20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_06_S.jpg 20181218_191252_37.481550_126.894755_06_E.jpg

Figure 17 File Name

5. File Backup

The user can back up data in a certain time range which is selected by the user. Double click the

File Backup Icon and then select the directory in which the video data is located using the

pop-up browser in the picture below.

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The ‘File Backup Manager’ window below appears as the directory is selected.

.

Figure 18 File Backup Manager

- Backup to: Select the path to save the selected Backup data.

- Start Time: Double click the hour and the minute in the red color part of the time bar.

- End Time: Double click the hour and the minute in the red color part of the time bar

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- Backup Start: Double click ‘Backup Start!’ button and then the data of the selected time range is

saved in the directory selected. Files are created automatically with the name of backup start time

formatted as follows:

backup20160328_141223 (backupyyyymmdd_hhmmss)

6. SSD Mount Instructions

1) Ext2Fsd Utility Installation

The PC where the Car Vision viewer is used requires the Ext2Fsd utility because the SSD of the

DVR is not recognized automatically on a Windows OS PC. Start the install process by executing

the Ext2Fsd.exe file found on the Installation and Operation Guides CD that came with the product.

You can also download the Ext2Fsd driver on the web at www.ext2fsd.com. (You can also get the

latest version of the Car Vision Viewer software and all utilities at www.intecvideo.com in the

CVMHDVR706 product section.) Check the setting of Select Additional Tasks in the middle of the

installation as shown in the figure below.

http://www.ext2fsd.com/

http://www.intecvideo.com/

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Figure 19 Install Ext2Fsd Utility

Complete the installation by clicking the [Finish] button. After installation, Volume Manager is

executed.

2) Connection SSD and PC

After connection of the SSD of the DVR to the viewer PC with the provided USB cable, execute Ext Volume Manager. When it is initially connected, it may not register a volume name in spite of recognizing the SSD as below with a blank volume.

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Figure 20 Ext Volume Manager

Select the EXT3 item which has no volume designation and then right click mouse and select Ext2 Management.

Figure 21 Setting Volume Name

Select proper volume item to automatically mount via Ex2Mgr and click the [Apply] button.

After the SSD is connected and recognized properly, it is recognized thereafter automatically.

If you are connecting another SDD to the same PC, you must set the Volume Name in the same way.

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VI. Warranty

INTEC warrants the Car Vision® products when purchased new, to be free from defects in material and

craftsmanship. INTEC will repair or replace, at INTEC’s sole option and without charge, any part which

under normal and proper use is found to be defective within the effective period of this limited warranty.

Except as required by law, this limited warranty is only made to the original purchaser and may not be

transferred to any third party. The effective period of this limited warranty is 12 months from the original date

of purchase from INTEC, except as set forth herein for the following products:

Model Years

CVMHDVR706 Monitor One Year

CVCHD10C HD Color Camera One Year

CVC600HC Color Camera One Year

This limited warranty is void and does not cover product that has been lost or at the sole determination of

INTEC has been damaged in shipment, subjected to misuse, abuse, tampering, neglect, accident, improper

installation, use on improper voltage or current, use contrary to operating instructions, or disassembly,

repair, or alteration by anyone other than INTEC or an INTEC authorized service agent. This limited

warranty does not cover costs incurred for removal or reinstallation of the product, or damage to vehicle or

its electrical systems.

TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW, IN NO EVENT SHALL INTEC BE LIABLE TO ANYONE

FOR SPECIAL, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR EXPENSES.

THE SOLE LIABILITY OF INTEC SHALL BE DISCHARGED BY REPAIRING OR REPLACING, AT THE

SOLE DISCRETION OF INTEC, ANY PART OR PARTS WHICH MAY PROVE DEFECTIVE UNDER

NORMAL AND PROPER USE WITHIN THE CONDITIONS AND EFFECTIVE PERIOD OF THIS LIMITED

WARRANTY, PROVIDED THE PRODUCT IS RETURNED TO INTEC, DELIVERY PREPAID AND

INSURED. THERE SHALL BE NO OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY

IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR ANY

OTHER OBLIGATION ON THE PART OF INTEC.

This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights that vary from state

to state. You should contact the appropriate state agency to find out what these rights might be. The laws of

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the State of California apply to this limited warranty without regard to conflict-of-laws principles and the

parties irrevocably agree to the jurisdiction of the courts in Orange County, California.

For Warranty Service, call INTEC’s Customer Service Department at (800) 468-3254 (West), or (800) 522-

5989 (East).

VII. How to get Service

Contact INTEC’s Customer Service Department at either our Western Office (800) 468-3254 or our Eastern

Office (800) 522-5989 or e-mail us at [email protected]

Explain the problem to the customer service representative. The representative may offer suggestions for

you to try. If these suggestions don’t work, you may be asked to send some or all of your system to INTEC.

A Return Materials Authorization (RMA) number will be issued. Refer to this number during any future

contact with INTEC concerning this service.

Please have the following information available to give to the customer service representative:

1. The product model number.

2. A description of the problem.

3. Your name, address and phone number.

4. The name, address and phone number of the person to whom the repair product is to be returned if

different than above.

5. Any special requests (i.e. repair estimates, expedite return shipment).

Send the product, prepaid and insured to your closest INTEC office making sure to package your Car

Vision® unit carefully to avoid any damage during shipping. If possible, use the original carton and

packaging materials. Our warranty does not cover loss or damage in transit.

mailto:[email protected]

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VIII. Locations

Western U.S. and Canada:

INTEC Video Systems, Inc.

Customer Service Department

23301 Vista Grande

Laguna Hills, CA 92653

Eastern U.S. and Canada:

INTEC Video Systems, Inc.

Customer Service Department

4256 State Route 51 North

Rostraver Township, PA 15012

USA and Canada

Tel: 800-468-3254

Fax: 949-859-3178

International

Tel: 949-859-3800

Fax: 949-859-3178

USA and Canada

Tel: 800-522-5989

Fax: 724-929-6590

International

Tel: 724-929-5500

Fax: 724-929-6590

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