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Tuesday, 04 August 2009 15:49 |
The rear view camera can be a helpful gadget for automobile owners. When accidents occur, police and insurance companies usually depend on the drivers' and any witnesses' stories to sort out who is to blame. Since neither driver wants to be at fault and two witnesses may tell two completely different stories, investigators are left with the arduous task of determining which story sounds more credible. If you have a camera for car, the video recorded can be invaluable in determining blame.
For concerned parents of teenage drivers, the camera can be used as a tool to monitor their teen's driving. If the teen is driving dangerously or making bad choices that can effect their driving, the parents will know. This will enable parents to sit down with their young drivers and address the problems before problems occur.
The rear view mirror camera with front and rear cameras, built in DVR and audio is a popular choice. The front camera attaches easily to your existing rear view mirror. It can be rotated 330 degrees to point in the direction you prefer inside or outside of the car. A wired or wireless external camera can be mounted on the rear dash or the outside of your car.
The rear view camera comes with a 8GB SD memory card which can be upgraded to a 16GB card. You can instantly watch the recorded video via the 960X240 pixel 3.6 inch monitor on the mirror. The monitor is Thin Film Transistor Liquid Crystal Display ( TFT LCD). Users can use a manual switch to select from the front or rear cameras for playback. Video output is 1Vp-p @ 75 ohm, S/N> 38db. Audio output is at 1Vp-p @ 600 ohm.
The camera for car comes with a rechargeable Li-battery built in. Users can also choose to power the camera via the auxillary cigarette lighter of their car. The battery can be recharged by connecting it to the user's computer with the included USB cord. The USB is USB2.0, but is compatible with computer with the older USB1.1.
The camera features a HDR Imaging Sensor with ¼ inch digital color CMOS and 420TV Line horizontal resolution. Focus can be adjusted manually. The camera records a 90 degree view up to 100m away and can record in as little light as 0.1 Lux. The microphone is built in to the rear view camera.
The DVR offers 32MB of internal memory and can be expanded with a SD memory card up to 16GB. The compression format is MPEG-4 H264. AVI video resolution is 640 x 480 NTSC. It operates at 30 fps at a frequency between ISM 2,400 and 2,483 Mhz.
The rear view camera comes with a password setting to protect recordings. Once the memory card is full, the Car-DVR will automatically delete old recordings that are not password protected in order to keep recording.
The camera and DVR can operate at up to 85% humidity. The camera can operate at temperatures between -10 to 40 degrees Celsius, the DVR at temperatures between -10 and 80 degrees Celsius.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 14 August 2010 18:00 |
