The dash cam will automatically power on and start recording once the vehicle starts and power is supplied via the vehicle's power source (e.g., hardwire kit, cigarette lighter, or USB). No manual intervention is required.

If the device does not turn on automatically, press and hold thePower Buttonfor 3–5 seconds until the screen lights up.

By default, the device enters Loop Recording mode upon startup. Video files are saved in segments (typically 1, 3, or 5 minutes). When the memory card is full, the oldest unprotected files will be overwritten automatically, eliminating the need for manual deletion.

Format the memory card in the dash cam's settings before first use or if recording errors occur.
Note: Please back up any important locked files before formatting, as all data will be erased.

You can enable Screen Saver mode (the screen turns off while recording to save power and minimize distractions). At night, turning off the backlight can help reduce reflections that may affect driving safety.

Check the power connection (ensure the hardwire kit or cigarette lighter adapter is securely plugged in), inspect for blown fuses, or check if the memory card is properly inserted (try re-inserting the card and restarting).

Format the memory card or check if the dash cam is overheating. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight and ensure the cooling vents are clear of obstructions.

Manually delete unnecessary locked files or lower the G-Sensor sensitivity to prevent minor bumps from triggering excessive emergency locks.