About the Pioneer ND-DVR100
The road in HD
The road in HD
Pioneer packs everything you need into their ND-DVR100 dash cam. The camera will start loop-recording in 1080p at 27.5 frames per second once the engine is turned on, and it'll go into sleep mode when the engine is turned off. Use the cam's adhesive-backed mount to secure the ND-DVR100 to your windshield, and Pioneer gives you a vehicle charger for power. You're good to go!
A detailed account
If you're involved in an accident, the built-in G-Sensor will detect the collision, then save the critical footage. Pioneer chose the 27.5 fps frame rate to accurately capture LED traffic lights, giving you the best presentation possible if you're in an accident that involves a traffic signal. Built-in GPS geo-tags your files with latitude, longitude, date, time, speed, and direction of travel, and Wide Dynamic Range image processing gives you clearer video when you're driving at night.
Parking security
Pioneer has your back even when you're parked. Depending on your settings, a built-in motion sensor wakes the camera when your vehicle is disturbed to record what's in front of it. If someone hits your parked car and runs, and they're within view, you'll have something to show for it.
Video capability
This dash cam records video files up to 1080p in a continuous loop, using the included 8 GB microSD card. The included card will give you hours of video at 1080p, but to increase storage, you can add a larger microSD™ card.
Warning: The use of this device and/or a windshield mount may be restricted in some states or jurisdictions.
Product highlights:
- compact full HD dash cam with 2" LCD display for viewing and playback
- package includes:
- adhesive-backed mount
- 8 GB microSD memory card
- vehicle power adapter
- video resolution: up to 1080p
- 114° viewing angle
- 27.5 FPS to match LED traffic light frequency
- internal microphone for audio recording
- built-in speaker for playback
- Wide Dynamic Range for night use
- motion detection parking mode
- G-sensor incident detection
- GPS for geo-stamping
- accepts microSD memory cards
- 2-3/8"W x 1-1/2"H x 2-5/8"D
- warranty: 1 year
- MFR # ND-DVR100
What's in the box:
Pioneer ND-DVR100 owner's manual
- Dash camera
- Mounting bracket (pre-installed)
- Cigarette lighter power adapter (attached 11.5' cable)
- 8GB microSDHC card
- microSD card to SD card adapter
- Cleaning pad
- Owner's Manual
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Features
Dash Camera: The Pioneer ND-DVR100 dash camera a useful driving tool that can monitor driver performance, display speed, direction, and more. The Pioneer ND-DVR100 dash camera offers to operation modes.
- Driving Mode: When the vehicle is moving, the camera captures seamless and continuous recording of video clip files, with three available sensitivity settings for impact detection. When triggered, the camera stores the video clip in an "Event" folder so that it is not overwritten and is available for later access.
- Parking Mode: When the vehicle is parked, the camera initiates standby mode. Recording automatically begins during this mode if the G-sensor detects an impact or motion is detected in front of the camera. 20 seconds of video is recorded after the detected event. Parking mode operates for a maximum of approximately 50 minutes after the power supplied to the camera is stopped (the engine is turned off or the cigarette power cable is unplugged).
CMOS Image Sensor with Wide Aperture Lens: The Pioneer ND-DVR100 dash camera utilizes a CMOS image sensor with 2.07 million pixels for recording Full HD (1920x1080) video and features a wide aperture lens to provide high quality recordings of video and still photos in daylight and low light. Recording angles include 95° horizontal, 52° vertical, and 111° diagonal. You can set the WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) and EV (Exposure Value).
- WDR: WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) automatically adjusts the image in situations where there is a large difference between light and dark. This feature can be turned On or Off.
- EV: EV (Exposure Value) sets the exposure level for adjusting image brightness. The EV level can be set to -1, 0 or +1.
Recording: The Pioneer ND-DVR100 dash camera is able to record video and capture still images.
- Video Recording: The dashboard camera records 1080p HD video at 27.5 fps (frames per second) in MP4 (H.264) format. The 27.5 fps frame rate was specifically chosen to accurately capture LED traffic lights, which often operate at 60Hz- especially helpful in the case of a traffic signal related video. Recorded video clip length can be set to 20 seconds, 1 minute, or 3 minutes.
- Photo Capture: In addition to recording HD video, the ND-DVR100 has the capability to capture JPEG still images so that in the event of an accident, the driver can detach the camera and take detailed photos from outside the vehicle.
Auto Recording: The ND-DVR100 automatically begins recording when powered on, seamlessly capturing video clip files in a continuous loop on the included 8GB microSD card. The camera will automatically delete the oldest video files to make room for the most recent video clips (first recorded, first deleted), enabling the camera to continue recording even when the memory card is full. You can also choose to manually record an event.
G-Sensor (Event Recording): If the built-in G-sensor of the ND-DVR100 detects an impact incident (such as a collision while in motion or a bump while parked), that video file is locked and stored in an "Event" folder to prevent being overwritten and to provide later access to the video. The G-Sensors sensitivity can be set to Low, Medium, or High.
microSD Card Slot: MP4 (H.264) video files and JPEG still image files are recorded on a microSD or microSDHC memory card (up to 32GB). A 8GB microSD memory card with an SD-card adapter is included. The storage on the microSD memory card will be split into four areas according to the type of recording - Continuous Video, Event Video File, Parking Mode Video, and Photo File.
Video Playback: Videos clips can be viewed directly on the camera's 2.0" LCD screen for when the driver is safely parked. You can also remove the microSD card and insert it into a USB card-reader for playback on a computer or laptop.
Built-in GPS: Using its built-in GPS receiver, the ND-DVR100 can also display and record the time and GPS position (longitude and latitude) directly onto the recorded video and still image files. You can also have the travel speed stamped on a video file.
2" LCD + Push Button Control: The Pioneer ND-DVR100 dash camera features a 2" LCD screen for live video playback and playback of your recorded video and photos. Push-button controls provide Power, Menu, and Record operations.
Built-in Mic & Speaker: The ND-DVR100 is equipped with an integrated microphone for recording audio inside the car and built-in speaker for playback of recorded audio.
Mounting Options: The compact ND-DVR100 is designed for unobtrusive mounting behind or next to the rearview mirror. This design integrates cleanly into the vehicle interior, preserves the driver's view of the road, and places the camera as high as possible to maximize the camera's recording field of view. It features an adjustable tilt camera lens to accommodate various windshield angles and mounting positions. The self-adhesive bracket sticks to your windshield, while the camera snaps onto the bracket. The camera can easily attaches and detaches from the bracket.
Power Requirements: The ND-DVR100 dash camera is powered by a rechargeable lithium-ion battery (500mAh) which is charged by the included cigarette lighter power adapter. The cigarette lighter power adapter plugs into your vehicle's cigarette lighter or 12V power port and features an attached 11.5' cable which plugs into the camera's microUSB port.
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This cam works great!, the picture quality is very good you can see very clearly the signs ect. I just got back from town 8:25 pm and the night time driving is real good for not advertising that part it works very well at night, better in town than in the country
john from grove, OK