The system needs an SD card. It is suggested that the SD card should be 8-32GB SDHC card, and the FAT32 file system should be level 4 or higher. Factory vehicles do not include SD cards.
Insert the SD card into the card reader at the back of the glove box. During maintenance, please squeeze both sides inward, and then open the glove box door downward. When removing the glove box, you need to remove the shock absorber hook. Please disable the system before removing the SD card from the card reader. Do not remove the card when recording is enabled. This will damage the video file and/or SD card.
Other files should not be stored in the same folder as the video recorder files. Storing other files in this folder may increase the system response time, slow down the system, or cause file corruption.
Activate: Touch the video recorder on the home page. # Touch #. When the video recorder is turned on, there will be a red dot on the video recorder icon. This red dot will remain until it is closed. Remind other drivers and passengers that video images are being recorded.
Disabled: Touch the video recorder on the home page. # Touch #.
When the vehicle is located in p? When in the (parking) gear, select from the following items.
Exit: Exit this application and return to the previous application.
Video list: recent videos and saved videos can be displayed. Touch the Delete button next to the name to delete the saved video.
Rewind: Touch this button to rewind the video. Touch stop and rewind again.
Play/Pause: Touch this button to play or pause the recorded video.
Fast forward: Touch this button to fast forward the video. Click again to stop fast forwarding.
Save: Click the Save button to save the video. This can prevent the video from being deleted. Once the SD card is full, the file will be overwritten unless it has been saved.
Front/rear camera view: During playback, touch this button to switch the front/rear camera view.
Click the Back button to return to the player view while still displaying the previously loaded video.
You can play the latest recorded video file. In addition:
An 8GBSD card can store 12 hours of video. This varies according to the lighting conditions outside the car.
The recorded video is stored as a five-minute file on the SD card.
All files can be viewed in the playback application or when the personal computer reads the SD card.
Once the SD card is full, the oldest file will be overwritten.
Delete data: take out the SD card from the vehicle, insert it into the personal computer, and manually delete the file.
Error messages are displayed in the following situations:
SD card does not exist.
There is an empty SD card.
The video file format is wrong.
The video file is corrupted.
A system error occurred.
SD card is full.