Manual for C312

Getting to know your Mio

• Familiarize yourself with the device's components: Mini-USB connector, device mount socket, camera lens, status indicator, LCD screen, microphone, menu key, OK key, Up key, Down key, shutdown button, and speaker.
• Insert a MicroSD card (Class 10 or higher, up to 64 GB) before starting to record. Format the card before first use.

Using your Mio in a vehicle

• Mount the device appropriately, ensuring it doesn't obstruct the driver's view or airbag deployment.
• Secure the power cord with cable clips and place the Mio near the rear-view mirror for optimal recording.
• Ensure the car is on level ground and adjust the mounting angle for a parallel camera view with a 6/4 ground/sky ratio.

Turning your Mio on and off

• The device powers on automatically when the vehicle engine starts.
• Follow on-screen prompts to select language and set date/time.
• Press any key to turn on the screen if it turns off during recording.
• A hardware reset can be performed by inserting a small rod into the shutdown button if the device becomes unresponsive.

Recording in driving mode

• Continuous recording starts automatically after startup. Recordings are divided into clips and loop over the oldest files when the card is full.
• Event recording is triggered by the G-sensor for impacts or sudden changes. It can also be manually started by pressing the Event button.

Capture and Playback modes

• Capture photos by pressing the photo button.
• Access Playback mode via the menu to view recordings and photos. Use navigation keys to select files and playback controls to play, stop, change speed, or delete.

Customising settings

• Adjust settings like Video Clip Length, Light Frequency, G-sensor sensitivity, Date/Time, Volume, Backlight, Language, and perform System Reset or Format via the menu.