| Developers: | Digma |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | 2018/07/16 |
| Last Release Date: | 2022/11/08 |
| Technology: | Video surveillance systems |
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2022
FreeDrive 740 GPS, 770 GPS и 780 GPS
Digma, an electronics manufacturer, unveiled three Free Drive 740 GPS, 770 GPS and 780 GPS DVRs on November 8, 2022. DVRs are distinguished by high quality shooting both day and night, and are also equipped with radar detectors and a built-in updatable Speedcam camera base.
All three models are made in black and have a strict laconic appearance. And thanks to their compact size, they take up little space and do not interfere with the free view of the driver. This allows you to equally use the recorders in any cabin: from spacious to small.
Setup and navigation are carried out using buttons on the case, and the Free Drive 780 GPS model supports control through the application. Additionally, older models (770 GPS and 780 GPS) are equipped with a magnetic mount that makes it possible to install and remove the recorder from its place.
DVRs are equipped with cameras that provide picture quality both day and night. The maximum resolution is FullHD (Free Drive 740 GPS), SHD (770 GPS) and 2K (780 GPS), and the viewing angle is 140 degrees (younger) and 145 degrees for older models. Additionally, Free Drive 770 GPS has a WDR filter, which guarantees good image quality in complex lighting (brightness is aligned throughout the frame), and the 780 GPS model received a magnetic CPL filter (polarizing), which fights glare and also aligns the brightness of the picture.
For displaying content, IPS displays with a diagonal of 2.3 inches (740 GPS) and 3 inches (770 GPS and 780 GPS) are provided.
Also, all three models have radar detectors, and in the case of older models, they work using signature technology. It is distinguished by higher accuracy and the absence of false positives, which is especially in demand when driving around the city.
There is also a built-in Speedcam camera base, which is regularly updated and updated. All three models are already available on the Russian market.
FreeDrive 505 Mirror Dual и FreeDrive 216 FHD
On August 29, 2022, DIGMA introduced two DVRs with dual cameras and large IPS displays.
According to the company, the FreeDrive 505 Mirror Dual is a video recorder in the form of a rear view mirror, which saves space and frees up space in front of the driver, improving visibility. The FreeDrive 216 FHD is a traditional compact recorder. Both models come in black, have a strict stylish design and small dimensions, which will allow them to fit into the interior of the car and not attract too much attention.
Both models are equipped with two cameras: the main one with an FHD resolution and a viewing angle of 150 degrees and an additional HD camera. In the case of FreeDrive 216 FHD, an additional camera is installed on the case and shoots the interior. And the FreeDrive 505 Mirror Dual received a remote rear view camera.
Large 5.5-inch IPS displays are provided for watching videos storage , and the footage is carried out on memory cards with a maximum volume of up to 64 GB and 256 GB, respectively.
Offline operation is also possible. FreeDrive 216 FHD received a battery with a capacity of 180 mAh, and FreeDrive 505 Mirror Dual - 400 mAh.
Additional functions include the presence of motion sensors, a G-shock sensor, as well as support for the built-in updated Speedcam camera base. The FreeDrive 505 Mirror Dual is additionally equipped with a radar detector, can take photos, and is also equipped with a microphone and speaker.
FreeDrive 505 Mirror Dual and FreeDrive 216 FHD are already available on the Russian market.
2018
Digma FreeDrive 208 Night FHD
On December 10, 2018, Digma announced the start of sales on the Russian market of the Digma FreeDrive 208 Night FHD DVR. An important feature of the model, according to the manufacturer, is the improved quality of video shooting at night and at dusk.
As noted in Digma, the FreeDrive 208 Night FHD DVR is based on a tandem of a Generalplus GP6248A processor and a SC2363 CMOS sensor. The effective resolution is 2 megapixels. The lens has wide viewing angles of 150 degrees. Video recording in Full HD 1080p resolution is supported. The device has a photo mode with the ability to take pictures up to 12 megapixels. Thanks to a special adaptive filter and post-processing functions, shooting in the dark is obtained without noise and with high video quality.
The motion sensor and accelerometer installed in the DVR will protect the DVR data from overwriting in critical situations. The device automatically starts along with the ignition of the car, emphasized in Digma.
The DVR supports microSD memory cards up to 32 GB. There is a cyclic write function. Thanks to the built-in 3-inch display with a resolution of 640x360 pixels, made using In-Plane Switching (IPS) technology, you can watch the recorded video right in the car. External connection via miniUSB and AV-output is available, the manufacturer noted.
The device has a built-in 200 mAh lithium battery, which will allow you to record video even when the car's engine is turned off, the manufacturer says. The DVR also has a built-in microphone for recording sound. The device has support for Russian and English. The DVR is released in black, while it has a compact size and a weight of 90 g.
The package includes: DVR, mounting on the windshield of the car, USB cable, car charger, user manual, warranty card.
Digma FreeDrive 207 Night FHD
On November 26, 2018, Digma announced the start of sales of the DIGMA FreeDrive 207 NIGHT FHD DVR. The key function of the model is high-quality video recording at night.
The DIGMA FreeDrive 207 NIGHT FHD DVR is powered by a Generalplus GP6248 processor and a SC2363 CMOS sensor, with a resolution of 2 megapixels. The viewing angles of the lens are 150 degrees. The device supports Full HD 1080p video recording. The DVR can take photos with a resolution of up to 12 megapixels. A special installed filter and video signal processing mechanisms allow shooting at night without noise and increased image quality, Digma noted.
According to the manufacturer, the DVR has a motion sensor, as well as a G-sensor that responds to shocks or sharp braking of the car. The device is automatically started along with the ignition of the car.
The DVR supports microSD memory cards up to 32 GB. There is a cyclic write function. A 3-inch IPS display with a resolution of 640x360 pixels is available for watching videos. External connection via miniUSB and AV output is available. The device has a built-in 200 mAh lithium battery, which will allow you to record video even when the car is powered off, Digma emphasized.
The DVR has a built-in microphone for recording sound. The device has support for Russian and English. The DVR is released in black, while it has a compact size and weight of 65 g.
The package includes: DVR, mounting on the windshield of the car, USB cable, car charger, user manual, warranty card.
Digma FreeDrive Action 4K
On July 16, 2018, Digma introduced the FreeDrive Action4K DVR.
According to information provided by the manufacturer, the Digma FreeDrive Action 4K DVR is equipped with a fast processor AllWinner V3 with a clock speed of 1.2 GHz, specially designed for video recording systems and IP cameras.
The device uses a Sony Exmor RIMX 179 sensor with a resolution of 8.08 megapixels. This sensor has high light sensitivity, deep black color and a high-quality level of noise reduction without lubrication. The optics have wide viewing angles of 140 ° and a focal length of 2.5 mm. 4K UltraHD (3840x2160 pixels) recording is supported. Colorful moments will help create the TimeLapse function with the ability to record video up to 120 frames per second, Digma noted.
The device provides basic functions for a car DVR: automatic activation when the car starts and disconnection when the trip is over, as well as cyclic recording for constant recording of the trip.
According to Digma, outdoor enthusiasts will like the opportunity to use the DVR not only in the car. The device can be mounted on a helmet or on a bicycle. For water sports enthusiasts, a waterproof cover can be used.
The device has a motion sensor for recording video in sleep mode. TF cards up to 64 GB are supported. FreeDrive Action 4K has an interface in Russian and English. The DVR is released in black, while it has a compact size and weight of 59 g.
The model comes in the following configuration: DVR, car windshield mount, waterproof box, bike steering wheel mount, main mount, helmet mount, two bracket adapters, tie-in bandage, additional 3M tape, car power adapter, battery, frame, USB cable, user manual, warranty card.
Digma FreeDrive 108
On July 6, 2018, Digma announced the release of a DVR - Digma FreeDrive 108. A feature of the model is a wide-angle sensor and Full HD video recording.
According to Digma, the FreeDrive 108 DVR has a wide viewing angle of 140 ° horizontally. The 2.6 mm focal length and extended dynamic range (WDR) function provide high quality shooting in various light conditions.
The device is based on the Novatek NTK96223 processor and the SC1143 sensor. Video recording in Full HD resolution is supported. The DVR allows you to take pictures of 2592x1944 pixels, which is 80% more than Full HD, specified in Digma.
The user will be able to capture everything that happens on the road in AVI format. The built-in 3-inch LCD display will help you view the recorded videos. The DVR is equipped with a G-sensor, on the signal of which, the video recorded at the time of the emergency, is moved to a special folder protected from overwriting, the developer noted.
Other features include a built-in microphone. TF cards up to 32 GB are supported. The device interface is localized to Russian and English.
The device is released in black, has a compact size and a weight of 107 g.
The package includes: a DVR, a mount on the windshield of a car, a charger, a USB cable, a user manual and a warranty card.
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