Owner's Manual

Operation
PROGRAMMING MENU
Overview
To access the Programming menu, press the PRG button. “Programming” will be displayed.
To navigate the Programming menu:
• The selected Menu item is displayed in white text.
• Rotate the Volume Ring to change the selected (white) Menu item.
• Press the MUTE button to change the setting of the selected Menu item.
• Press the MUTE button again to return to the selected Menu item.
To exit Programming, press the PRG button or simply wait a few seconds without pressing any buttons.
A “Completed” message will display, confirming your selection(s).
Restore Factory Settings
To restore MAXcam 360c to its original factory settings:
• Press and hold MRK and BRT while turning the power on.
• Restore Factory Settings? will display.
• Press the MUTE button to confirm. To cancel, wait 10 seconds.
• Factory Settings Restored will display and MAXcam 360c will reboot.
• You will be prompted to select your Time Zone and the Daylight Saving Time setting.
The following is a list of all settings available in the Programming menu followed by detailed descriptions
of each setting.
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UNDERSTANDING YOUR DASH CAMERA
Loop Recordings
Once the SD card is full, the camera will continuously overwrite the oldest footage recorded with recent
recordings. To protect a clip so that it will not be overwritten, hold the PRG button for two seconds so
that the clip is moved into the locked content partition.
Emergency Recordings
An Emergency Recording is triggered when the PRG Button is held down for two seconds or when the
G-Sensor registers a significant impact (hard braking or collision). Emergency Recordings create locked
files that are not overwritten by Continuous Loop Recording. To ensure that important footage is not lost
surrounding an incident, the prior video clip is locked if the incident happens within 30 seconds of the
beginning or end of a clip.
Micro SD Memory Card
MAXcam 360c comes with a Micro SD memory card. To remove the SD card, press firmly on the
SD card to push it further into the slot. There will be a click and the SD card will pop out on release.
Extract the card and replace as necessary by inserting a card into the slot and pressing until it locks in
place. This camera is compatible with Micro SD cards up to 256GB. Please be sure to format the card
in-camera before use. Class 10 high-endurance cards from reputable brands are recommended for
constant video recording of a dash camera.
G-Sensor Impact Detection
Your Dash Cam includes a built in G-Sensor which allows the device to determine when the car has
been in a collision. If it detects a collision, it automatically locks the recording being made at the time of
the accident. Additionally, if the event occurs within 30 seconds of the start or end of a clip, the adjacent
recording will also be locked so you always have at least 30 seconds saved from before and after the
event. You can use this setting to set the sensitivity of the G-Sensor from 1-3 or turn it off. Level 1 is
the easiest to activate the G-sensor. Level 3 will only lock videos when the most severe impacts are
detected. Locked videos created as a result of a G-sensor impact detection are stored in the Events
folder on the SD card.
Parking Mode & Motion Detection
Parking Mode uses the Motion Sensor and G-Sensor to monitor while your vehicle is parked. The idea
is that when you are parked, the dash cam will be “sleeping”, but it will monitor surroundings for motion
along with G-Sensor impacts. If it detects motion or if it detects an impact, then the unit will wake up
and start recording.
The camera will enter parking mode after 5 minutes. If there is no motion is during this period, the
display will turn off and the recording will stop (the camera monitors for g-sensor impacts or motion).
If motion is detected or if a G-sensor impact above Level 1 is triggered, the unit will wake up and start
saving 1 minute clips for as long as activity is being detected.
Note: Parking Mode only works properly if the dash cam is powered. Either the Cigarette Lighter Socket
must remain on with the ignition off, or the MAXcam 360c must be hardwired to a constant power
source.