THINKWARE DASH CAM T700

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Detailed specification

THINKWARE CONNECTED LTE

* Compatible with Android (7.0 Nougat or higher) and iOS (11.4 or higher)

A smarter connected experience with 4G LTE Connectivity. Depending on the mobile carrier, a standard data plan is included for Thinkware Connected LTE compatible dash cams. *This standard data plan policy may not apply to your country. Thinkware Connected LTE, our new and improved mobile app offers a wide range of smart features. Now you can truly communicate with your vehicle in real-time seamlessly. Receive impact notifications, play videos (strong impact crash in continuous recording mode, parking impact), view captured image of most recent parking, and monitor your vehicle status and driving history on your mobile. *One account on Thinkware Connected LTE can connect up to five dash cam devices.

REMOTE LIVE VIEWRemotely view your vehicle in both Continuous Recording Mode and Parking Mode. Click on Live View button on your smartphone app to view a real-time video of your vehicle. *Remote Live View can be requested up to 300 minutes a month on the standard data plan. **Remote Live View is unavailable in Energy Saving Mode when your vehicle is parked.

REAL-TIME PARKING IMPACT VIDEO In Parking Mode, you can immediately detect an impact with the dash cam. Receive impact notification and play video of the impact on your smartphone. Upon user consent, a 20 seconds Full-HD video (10 seconds before and after the incident) is uploaded on the server.

CAPTURED IMAGE OF MOST RECENT PARKING In Parking Mode, check the location of your vehicle and its surroundings. View a Full-HD image of your front and rear camera including the location of your parked vehicle.

VEHICLE STATUS AND DRIVING HISTORY Monitor your vehicle’s status to check whether your vehicle is parked or operating on the road. Check your vehicle battery voltage and remotely turn off the dash cam when the battery voltage is low. View your driving history including data such as date, time, distance, route and driving behavior.

REMOTE FIRMWARE DATA UPDATE Update your dash cam remotely to enhance your dash cam’s features, maintain optimal operation and increase stability. Conveniently upgrade your firmware and speed cam data to the latest version on your smartphone. Firmware download can take up to several minutes and you will receive a push notification once the download is complete. Check the firmware download and reboot the dash cam to start firmware update.

SEND EMERGENCY MESSAGE In case of emergency situations, register the contact details of your family, friend or associate. A SOS message will be transmitted to your emergency contact in the event of a strong impact crash or when the driver presses the SOS button on the dash cam to urgently request for help. Strong impact crash message includes a 20 seconds video (10 seconds before and after the incident) and location of the crash. SOS recording message includes a 10 seconds video (5 seconds before and after the incident) and location of the crash.

* No new videos can be recorded while saving the 20 seconds of first impact file. ** If a second or third impact is detected, an additional push notification alert of the impact is sent to the user’s smartphone. And if those impacts are within 10 seconds from the first impact, it can be seen in the remaining seconds of the first impact file (e.g. If, a second impact is detected 2 seconds from the first impact, 8 seconds are the duration of the second impact video). *** Strong impact videos are recorded for 20 seconds (10 second before and after the incident) at 30 frames per second. The videos are uploaded on to the server and your emergency contact will receive an SMS message including the impact details and video URL. The strong impact notification, strong impact video upload and transmission to emergency contact is an unlimited service. **** The service behavior and the transmission may vary depending on the server environment and your mobile data.

THINKWARE DASH CAM LINK*Compatible with Android (7.0 Nougat or higher) and iOS (11.4 or higher)

PLAY RECORDED VIDEOS AND MANAGE SETTINGS ON SMARTPHONEThe Thinkware Dash Cam T700 and your smartphone can be connected via‘THINKWARE DASH CAM LINK’ app with built-in Wi-Fi. Check live view screen, play recorded videos, and manage dash cam settings.

QUICK DOWNLOADS VIA BUILT-IN WI-FI

Wi-Fi connectivity supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands for the best experience in different environments.

2.4GHz has a longer range and can be captured from a farther distance The longer range network also captures other devices thus preferred in undisrupted environments.

5GHz has a shorter range and can offer better performance with a higher bandwidth. The shorter range network avoids interferences thus preferred for a less congestive experience within shorter distances.

*Download speed and connection experience can differ according to smartphone specifications and telecommunications conditions. **5GHz band may be more suitable for cities in Singapore or Hong Kong due to possible disruptions in telecommunications environments.

SUPER NIGHT VISIONDash cam videos recorded in a low-light environment, such as dark alleys or parking lots, may not be clearly identifiable. Super Night Vision uses Image Signal Processing (ISP) technology to record clear and visible videos in Parking Mode. - Comparison of Parking Recordings

ENERGY SAVING MODEEnergy Saving Mode will reduce power consumption by 1/3 less and give 3x longer video recording than normal parking mode. When you are away for a vacation or leaving your car for quite some time, Energy Saving Mode is a recommended solution. The Thinkware Dash Cam T700 will go to sleep in Energy Saving Mode.Soon after an impact has been detected by a built-in G-sensor, the dash cam will wake up within a second and start recording for next 20 seconds of period.

* You can still use certain Thinkware Connected LTE app features such as Send Emergency Message and Captured Image of Most Recent Parking in Energy Saving Mode.Other services will be deactivated to reduce power consumption.

TIME LAPSEImportant clips and images may get deleted due to insufficient memory space during long continuous recordings, especially in standard parking recording mode which requires large memory for saving 15 to 30 frames per second.

Time Lapse Mode records 2 frames per second reducing the size of the video file.This allows video recordings in parking mode to continue up to 16 times longer than other dash cams.Parking Mode can be activated upon installing the Thinkware Dash Cam T700 with hardwiring cable.

SAFETY CAMERA ALERTThe Thinkware Dash Cam T700’s internal GPS provides accurate location information while the Safety Camera Alert function is on continuous alert to warn the driver of red lights and traffic enforcement cameras. Cultivate safe driving habits with Thinkware Dash Cam.

ROAD SAFETY WARNING SYSTEMThe Thinkware Dash Cam T700 is equipped with the Lane Departure Warning System (LDWS), Front Collision Warning System (FCWS), Urban Front Collision Warning System(uFCWS) and Front Vehicle Departure Warning (FVDW) to ensure driver safety with a voice warning.

FRONT AND REARVIEW FULL HD RECORDINGSCMOS Image Sensors allow constant front and rearview 1080P Full HD resolution recording during both daytime and nighttime. The 140-degree wide angle lens view will minimize blind spots to assure recording of all events without fail.

STATE OF THE ART VIDEO ENHANCEMENT TECHNOLOGYThinkware Dash Cams are equipped with top-notch video enhancement technology on the market, ensuring the most vivid video recordings under any circumstance.

Various Autonomous Recording Modes

Continuous Recording

This mode is activated automatically when you start the engine. Recorded videos are saved in one-minute segments with an auto-looping mechanism.
Incident Recording

The Active Impact Monitoring System will automatically store the video data ten seconds prior to and after a collision registered by the 3-axis G-Sensor.
Manual Recording

Similar to a video camera, you can use the Manual Recording Mode to capture events that occur in front of your vehicle whether or not it is in motion.
Energy Saving

The dash cam will go to sleep and soon after an impact has been detection by built-in G-sensor, T700 will wake up within a second and start recording for next 20 seconds of period.

VIEWER FOR CHECKING CLEAR AND PRECISE VIDEOThe intuitive and simple-to-use interface allows you an easy and convenient viewing of your recorded videos. Through PC or Mac viewer, you can playback and download recorded videos along with your route history and speed record. You can also change the dash cam settings, format the memory card, or install updates with just a few clicks on the viewer.

COMPREHENSIVE DRIVING DATA THROUGH BUILT-IN GPSUsing the GPS data can precisely pinpoint the vehicle’s location and routes with its driving speed on the map. The GPS helps you accurately assess the status of the accident by providing you with the vehicle speed, the direction of the collision and the severity of impact. The dash cam not only records driving footage but can also be used to track and recall past driving routes whether it be work or holiday routes.

HIGH-TEMPERATURE PROTECTION SYSTEMThe specially designed heat discharge construction and the built-in thermal sensor protect the device and its data against intense heat by automatically turning it off to prevent overheating.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Dimension	60.4 x 110 x 32.2 mm (2.44.31.27 inch)
Weight	128g (0.28 lbs)
Package Contents	Main dash cam unit, Rear camera, Rear camera cable, Mount with 3M tape (1ea), Hardwiring cable, Adhesive cable holder (3ea), MicroSD memory card with adapter (consumable), Quick Start Guide/Warranty Card
Camera	Front: 2.1M On Semi CMOS Sensor, Rear: 2.12M Image Sensor
Resolution	Front, Rear: 1080P Full HD (1,920 x 1,080P) @ 30fps)
Viewing Angel	Front: 140︒ (Diagonal), Rear: 127︒ (Diagonal)
Capacity	Micro SD Card 16GB / 32GB / 64GB UHS-I
Recording Modes	Continuous Recording, Incident Recording, Manual Recording, , Audio Recording, Energy Saving, SOS Recording
Sensor	3-Axis Accelerometer G-Sensor (3D, ±3G)
GPS	Built-in GPS
Wi-Fi	Built-in Wi-Fi (2.4GHz / 5GHz)
Power	Input Power: DC 12/24V
ETC	Wi-Fi LED / LTE LED

Frequently asked questions

1. Automatic Power On/Off with Auto-Looping capabilities

While action cams may provide good video quality, they do not automatically power on and off. Dash cams automatically power on when starting the vehicle. Drivers do not have to worry about powering on their dash cams.

Action cams often do not have Auto-Looping capabilities either. Once the memory card is full, they will stop recording. Dash cams have Auto-Looping technology to solve memory storage limits. Non-incident footages will be overwritten automatically to ensure that the dash cam is always recording.

2. Impact Detection

Action cams often do not come equipped with essential components such as a 3-axis G-Sensor to detect sudden impact. In an incident, action cams will not isolate the video footage for viewing purposes. Dash cams isolate and store footages automatically in the event of an incident using a built-1in 3-axis G-Sensor to register impact.

Action cams do not have the capability to detect hit-and-run incidents when the vehicle is parked. Dash cams have parking surveillance mode to record crucial moments even when the vehicle is parked.

**You need to hardwire your dash cam for parking surveillance mode.

3. GPS tracking (built-in or external GPS antenna).

In the event of a collision, it is important to collect as much information as possible for the purpose of supporting evidence.

All Thinkware Dash Cams can connect to a GPS antenna. Models with built-in GPS can pinpoint the time, your speed and location at the time of the incident. You don’t have to worry about recalling the specifics when you most need it.

4. Rear view recording (optional).

All Thinkware Dash Cams can pair with an optional rear view camera to offer rear view recording for drivers who desire the best protection against other road users.

Thinkware Rear View Cams are designed with the same high standard of quality and durability as Thinkware Front View Cams.

Although some dash cam apps are available on your smartphone, there are several reasons why you should not substitute dash cams for smartphones.

There are many more features on dash cams, which make a huge difference in monitoring and recording driving incidents. To function worthily as an on-board surveillance camera in your vehicle, we strongly recommend you to use dash cams.

1. Safe Recording

Smartphones cannot record videos if the device suddenly powers off. Dash cams are made specially for accidents with several features. With Safe Recording, dash cams can save videos even if the power gets disconnected using a backup power source.

Thinkware Dash Cams have Super Capacitors, which allow the videos to be safely stored even if the power is disconnected in the event of an accident.

2. Wide Angle

Smartphone has a smaller camera angle, which means it will capture less details. To act as a reliable witness in the event of an accident, dash cams capture details as much as possible.

Thanks to its specialized hardware, dash cams can capture more details with wide angles. Thinkware Dash Cams offer Wide Viewing Angles on both front and and rear view cameras to capture evidence for collisions from both sides.

3. 2CH Recording

Many dash cam models provide 2CH recording, which helps record the front and rear views of your vehicle simultaneously. However, you will have to prepare two smartphones if you want to record both ends of your vehicle.

Thinkware Rear View Cams are designed with the same high standard of quality and durability as Thinkware Front View Cams.

4. Super Night Vision

Even with the development of night mode on smartphones, these features are not meant to record driving incidents or collisions at night.

Thinkware Dash Cams have Super Night Vision, a feature specifically designed to record clear and visible videos in low-light, road environments.

Our dash cams are equipped with Sony image sensors and Thinkware’s state of the art image signal processing technology, which help the dash cam accurately identify information even in dark alleys or parking lots.

5. High-Temperature Protection

Smartphone batteries are normally made of lithium, which tend to explode when overheated. It means that you cannot leave your smartphone in your vehicle to record videos while your vehicle is parked in high-temperature environments.

Thinkware Dash Cams are specially designed with heat discharge construction and built-in thermal sensors to protect the dash cam against intense heat by automatically shutting down to prevent overheating.

Video resolutions are one of the first numbers you compare when shopping for dash cams.
There are many different resolutions such as 720P, 1080P, 2K, and most recently 4K.

Thinkware offers many dash cam models which vary between 1080P, 2K and now 4K resolution.

Determining which resolution is the right choice, can be a tricky task.
To make your choice easier, we have outlined the differences between 1080P, 2K and 4K.

1080P (Full HD Resolution)

What does 1080P mean?

1080P refers to FHD or Full HD Resolution. 1080P was, and still is a standard for many devices, including Blu-Ray, televisions, computer screens, and mobile device displays.

The resolution refers to the number of pixels that make up the video/image. A single-pixel is one tiny dot on the screen. 1080P resolution is characterized by 1,080 pixels down the screen vertically and 1,920 pixels displayed across the screen horizontally.

Most Thinkware Dash Cams come standard with 1080P/Full HD Footage.

Thinkware Dash Cam models that record in 1080P are F50, F70, F100, F200, FA200, X330, X500, X550, X700, F800, and F800PRO.

1080P Sample Footage

2K (Quad High Definition)

What is the difference between 1080P and 2K resolution?

2K resolution is 2560 pixels horizontally and 1440 pixels vertically, compared to the 1920 x 1080 pixels from 1080P Full HD Resolution. It is referred to as QHD or Quad High Definition because it has 4 times the pixels as 720P. These added pixels allow for a wider image and more detailed recording.

When you zoom in on a 2K video, it will retain more clarity compared to a 1080P video. 2K is great for reading license plates or street signs as you will have less noise and artifacts when you zoom in.

Two 2K resolution Thinkware Dash Cams models are Q800PRO and QA100 Elite.

2k Sample Footage

4K (Ultra High Definition

4K, also known as UHD or Ultra High Definition, refers to one of two high definition resolutions. The term "4K" is generic and refers to any resolution with a horizontal pixel count of approximately 4,000. 4K is either [1] 3840 horizontal pixels by 2160 vertical pixels or [2] 4096 horizontal pixels by 2160 vertical pixels.

In television and consumer media, 3840 × 2160 is the 4K standard, whereas the movie projection industry uses 4096 × 2160 due to the larger projection size.

4K is four times the pixel resolution of 1080P (1920 x 1080 pixels). With 4 times the pixels, the image will be four times more detailed. Due to the number of pixels, the image can be viewed on a larger screen without distortion. The 4K resolution features less visible pixels than 1080P when zooming in on the footage.

You might have noticed some 4K dash cam footage looks better than others.

With cheap 4K dash cams, it turns out some manufacturers do not offer true 4K resolution. These manufacturers use poor chipsets which are resizing a 1080P FHD video into 4K size instead of recording in 4K resolution.

The Thinkware U1000 uses Native 4K Resolution to increase detail when capturing license plates at faster speeds, and for capturing detail in low-light conditions.

4K Sample Footage
**Change YouTube video quality settings to 2160P 4K

All Thinkware Dash Cams come equipped with various recording modes that can be tailored to your needs.

All our devices offer various Parking Mode options which can be configured based on your requirements. In addition to Parking Modes, Thinkware Dash Cams all have Continuous, Incident and Manual Recording modes.

Continuous Recording

Records constantly while driving.

When you power up any Thinkware Dash Cam the camera will begin Continuously Recording Mode.

- Automatically triggered by starting the vehicle's ignition with the car charger or the hardwiring cables.
- Records in 1 minute segments.

- Rear cam records simultaneously with the front cam (optional rear cam accessory required).

Incident Recording

Begins an incident clip if an impact occurs while driving.

Thinkware Dash Cams come standard with a built-in Gyro-sensor which detects impacts while on the road.

- Incident Recording Mode is combined with Continuous Recording Mode.
- Built-in G-Sensor detects accidents.
- When the sensor is triggered, the video file will be saved in the Event Recording folder.

- The Event Recording folder saves only Incident Recordings which makes locating that crucial accident footage easy.

Manual Recording

Manually begin a video clip when you see something video-worthy while driving.

We recognize that some moments while driving are worth keeping, thus all Thinkware Dash Cam models come with Manual Recording Mode.

- Also combined with the Continuous Recording Mode.
- All Thinkware Dash Cams have an easy to access Manual Record button.
- When the Manual Record button is pressed the dash cam will record a 1 minute clip.
- Manual Recording files are saved solely in the Manual folder.

Parking Mode

Records any incidents while away from the vehicle.

All Thinkware Dash Cams come standard with Parking Mode Built-in. With Parking Mode enabled you can put your mind at ease knowing that your vehicle will be protected while you are away.

- Requires Hardwiring, OBD-II, or Thinkware iVolt Battery Pack.
- Cannot use the car charger to activate Parking Mode.
- Detects motions and impacts while away from the vehicle.
- Stores all Parking Mode files in the Parking Recording folders.
- Built-in voltmeter and timer to prevent battery drainage.
- Choice Between Motion and Impact Detection, TimeLapse or Energy Saving Mode.

**TimeLapse and Energy Saving Modes are only available on select dash cam models.

Many dash cams do not support parking surveillance mode, as they are not designed to withstand the extreme temperatures on a hot summer day.

In such conditions, the conventional lithium batteries inside these devices could overheat and become unstable, thus affecting its performance. In extreme cases, the batteries can become volatile and potentially damage your vehicle.

Thinkware Dash Cams also utilize a Super Capacitor that is designed to withstand harsh conditions and enable support of the Parking Mode. The Super Capacitor allows the videos to be safely stored even if the power is disconnected in the event of an accident.

If the GPS is not connecting when the device is powered on, the GPS signal may not be received in out-of-service areas or between tall buildings.

GPS signal reception may not be available during storms or heavy rain. Try again on a clear day at a location that is known to have a good GPS reception. It may take up to 5 minutes until GPS reception is established.

Follow the instructions below to reset the GPS for your dash cam.

F200/FA200/F800/F800PRO/Q800PRO/QA100 ELITE/U1000/M1

Connect to the Thinkware Cloud App and go to “Dash Cam Info”.
Select “GPS”, then the “Arrow” in the top-right corner to reset GPS.

Ensure the GPS status says "Connecting". Wait a few minutes and listen for the message "GPS Connected."

You can also test by changing the placement of the main unit to ensure the signal is not being interrupted.

F750/F770

Connect to the Thinkware Dash Cam Viewer App and go to “Dash Cam Info”.
Select “GPS”, then select “Reset”.

Ensure the GPS status says "Connecting".
Wait a few minutes and listen for the message "GPS Connected."

If this process does not work, please contact our support team on the Email Support page for further assistance.

Thinkware Dash Cams do not feature a built-in battery and require a constant power source to function. There are 4 methods to power your Thinkware Dash Cam.

The 12V Power Cable

Thinkware Dash Cams typically come standard with a 12V power cable which plugs into the 12V outlet in your vehicle. This cable powers the dash cam in Continuous Recording Mode only.

Depending on the vehicle make, some may feature a 12V outlet that has power when the vehicle’s ignition is off. Even with an outlet that has constant power, the dash cam will not switch over to Parking Mode. The 12V power cable does not enable the Parking Mode as it is missing the necessary accessory wire.

Running the dash cam with the 12V power cable for an extended period of time (while away from the vehicle) risks draining the vehicle's battery completely. If your vehicle has a 12V outlet with constant power, the dash cam has to be manually disconnected to prevent drainage.

* Powers the camera in Continuous Recording Mode only.

* Provided with most Thinkware Dash Cams (depending on the bundle).

* Plug and play.

* Does not provide access to Parking Mode features and settings.

* Can potentially drain the vehicle's battery if used with a constant 12V outlet.

The Hardwiring Cable

The hardwiring cable is an optional accessory that enables the Parking Mode.

The hardwiring cable has a constant wire to provide constant power to the dash cam at all times.

It also has an accessory wire which loses power once the ignition is off and a ground wire. When the accessory wire detects that the ignition is off by the loss of power, the dash cam will switch to Parking Mode automatically.

* Connects to the fuse box directly.

* Enables Parking Mode.

* Professional installation recommended.

* Optional accessory sold separately (depending on bundle).

The Echomaster OBD-II Power Cable

The OBD-II power cable connects to the OBD port in the cabin of your vehicle. This cable provides power to the dash cam at all times, enabling the Parking Mode feature.

The Echomaster OBD-II cable also provides a passthrough port in which another device can be connected to the OBD-II port simultaneously with the dash cam.

* Powers the dash cam in Continuous Recording Mode and Parking Mode.

* OBD-II passthrough, in which the OBD-II port can be used by other accessories simultaneously.

* Enables the Parking Mode features.

* Plug and play.

* Optional accessory sold separately.

Thinkware iVolt Battery Pack

Thinkware iVolt Battery Pack is a dedicated battery designed to power the dash cam for an extended amount of time in Parking Mode.

The iVolt connects to the dash cam directly to provide power.
The iVolt is also hardwired to the fuse box to charge while the ignition is on.

* Powers the Thinkware Dash Cam in Continuous Recording Mode and Parking Mode.

* Safe for luxury vehicles.

* Provides an extended Parking Mode.

* Avoids wear and tear on the vehicle's battery.

* Professional installation recommended.

Which power option do I choose?

When choosing the best way to power your Thinkware Dash Cam, the main point to consider is the use of the Parking Mode.

The OBD-II cable, hardwiring cable and Thinkware iVolt Battery Pack enable Parking Mode and the corresponding Parking Mode settings.

The OBD-II cable is the easiest wiring to install, which enables Parking Mode.

This is a plug and play cord which is simple and quick to install yourself.

The hardwiring cable has a more complex installation than that of the OBD-II.
We highly recommend professional installation to prevent incorrect wiring.

However, we do offer a Hardwiring Tutorial Video on our YouTube channel.

The 12V power cable is a safe option if you do not wish to use the Parking Mode. This cable easily plugs into the 12V outlet in the vehicle’s cabin. The 12V power cable powers the dash cam while in Continuous Recording Mode and does not enable the Parking Mode option.

1. Check the power jack.

2. Check the SD card.

- Remove any contaminants on the SD card.
- Format the SD card.
- Diagnose for a faulty SD card.

3. Upgrading Firmware File or Safety Camera Data again.

(If it occurred when you upgraded the dash cam)

4. Troubleshoot Hardwiring Cable if used.
- Check whether the ground wire is installed properly to the car body.

- Check whether the fuse is connected to the accessory wire and B (battery positive voltage) wire.

- When fuse tester comes into contact with the points, put the core wire on the point with no buzzer sound to protect current overload.

If you wish to reset your Thinkware Dash Cam, follow the instructions below.

Resetting your Thinkware Dash Cam entails that all settings and the Wi-Fi password will be returned to factory defaults.

**Please save all crucial footage beforehand as formatting your SD card erases the entire SD card.

U1000

Hold the “REC” “microphone symbol” buttons at the same time until the device begins to beep. It will then restart, reverting to default.

F800, F800PRO, QA100 Elite, Q800PRO

Hold the “microphone symbol” “middle” buttons (Manual Record) at the same time until the device begins to beep. It will then restart, reverting to default.

FA200, F200

Hold the “microphone symbol” “REC” buttons at the same time until the device begins to beep. It will then restart, reverting to default.

All Other Models

Dash Cam Model

How to Reset

F50, FW10, FA10

System Settings

F70

System Settings

F100

System Settings

X330

System Settings

X350

Hold REC & WIFI Buttons

X500

System Settings

X550

System Settings

X700

System Settings

F750

Hold the REC & Format Buttons

F770

Hold the REC & Format Buttons

All Thinkware Dash Cams come equipped with a built-in microphone for recording audio in the vehicle’s cabin.

Certain countries/states have regulations that prohibit audio recording or require all parties in the vehicle to consent to any audio recording. Due to these regulations, many dash cam users prefer to disable the audio recording to prevent possible ramifications.

Disabling the audio recording on Thinkware Dash Cams is extremely simple. Audio recording can be disabled on the device itself and does not require a connection to a Thinkware mobile app or Wi-Fi.

Refer to the following steps to disable audio recording on your dash cam.

F50/F70/F100/F200/FA200

Hold the “REC” button on the dash cam for 3 seconds.

You will hear “Voice recording disabled”.

X330/X350/X500/X550

Press the “3rd button down” next to the microphone symbol.

You will hear “Voice recording disabled”.

F750/F770/F800/F800PRO/Q800PRO

Simply press the “microphone symbol” button.
You will hear “Voice recording disabled”.

X700

Tap the “microphone symbol” icon on the left-hand side of the touchscreen.

You will hear “Voice recording disabled”.

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