E-ACE B60P Mini Dashcam User Manual

1. Okwu mmalite

Thank you for choosing the E-ACE B60P Mini Dashcam. This device is designed to provide reliable video recording for your vehicle, enhancing driving safety and providing evidence in case of incidents. This manual will guide you through the setup, operation, and troubleshooting of your new dashcam.

Figure 1: E-ACE B60P Mini Dashcam Overview

2. Ihe ngwugwu

Biko lelee igbe maka ihe ndị a:

• Igbe nkwakọ ngwaahịa
• 4K Dashcam with built-in GPS
• Original Car charger
• Akwụkwọ ntuziaka onye ọrụ
• Gift (USB Card Reader)
• Electrostatic ihe mmado
• 2.5K Night Vision Rearview Camera With 6/10 Meters Cable (Optional, depending on purchased variant)

Figure 2: Package Contents (Only 4K Dashcam variant)

Figure 3: Package Contents (B60P-6M RCC variant)

Figure 4: Package Contents (B60P-10M RCC variant)

3. Ngwaahịa gafereview

The E-ACE B60P Mini Dashcam features a 3.2-inch IPS screen, 4K front recording, and optional 2.5K rear recording. It includes built-in GPS for speed display and tracking, Wi-Fi for app control, and advanced features like G-Sensor, loop recording, parking monitoring, and enhanced night vision.

Figure 5: Dashcam Features Overview

3.1. Device Layout and Buttons

Figure 6: Dashcam Button Layout and Ports

• Bọtịnụ ike: Long press for 3 seconds to power on/off. Short press to switch screen display.
• OK bọtịnụ: Confirms selections in menus. Turns video recording on/off.
• Bọtịnụ dị elu: Navigates up in menus. Short press to turn recording on/off.
• Pịa bọtịnụ: Navigates down in menus. Short press to switch screen displays (front, back, front+back). Long press to take a photo.
• Menu Button (M button): Short press to enter the menu page for function settings. Long press for 2-3 seconds to enter playback mode.
• Ụdị-C Port: For power connection.
• Oghere TF Kaadị: Maka itinye kaadị Micro SD.
• AV-IN Port: For connecting the rear camera.

3.2. Akụkụ

Figure 7: Dashcam Dimensions

4. Ntọala na nwụnye

4.1. Tupu echichi

• Gbanyụọ igwe ụgbọ ala.
• Insert a high-speed Micro SD Card (Class 10 or above, 16GB to 256GB capacity) into the TF card slot of the recorder.

4.2. Dashcam Installation

The dashcam can be powered via the car cigarette lighter or a hardwire kit (recommended for parking monitoring and time-lapse functions).

1. Fix the recorder on the car windshield using the electrostatic sticker.
2. Route the charging extension cable along the edge of the car windshield.
3. Using Car Charger: Insert the car charger into the car cigarette lighter. Connect the other end to the Type-C port of the dashcam.
4. Using Hardwire Kit (Optional, purchase separately): Open the fuse box and correctly connect the B+, ACC, and GND lines. The red wire connects to a constant power fuse slot, the yellow wire connects to an ACC position fuse slot (power only when key is turned), and the black wire connects to a grounding screw or bolt.

Figure 8: Dashcam Installation and Cable Routing

Figure 9: In-car Dashcam View

4.3. Rear Camera Installation (Optional)

If you have purchased a rear camera, follow these steps:

1. Install the rear camera at the rear of the vehicle. Pay attention to the direction when installing.
2. Route the rear camera cable along the roof of the vehicle.
3. Connect the rear camera plug to the AV-IN interface of the dashcam.
4. For Auto Reversing Function: Connect the rear camera's red cable wire with your car's reverse lamp power's positive pole (+). When you engage reverse gear, the dashcam will automatically switch to the rear camera view with parking lines. If this function is not desired, ignore the red wire.

Figure 10: Rear Camera Installation Diagram

There are different cable lengths available for the rear camera (6m, 10m, 15m) to suit various vehicle sizes. Please choose the appropriate length for your car.

Figure 11: Rear Camera Cable Length Options

4.4. Nyocha mbụ

Start the car engine. The dashcam should power on automatically, the system working indicator light should be on, and the video indicator light should flash, indicating that recording has started.

Please Note: Do not personally dismantle the machine to avoid affecting the warranty.

5. Ọrụ

5.1. Automatic Recording

Once the car engine starts, the dashcam automatically powers on and begins recording. The charging indicator lights up, and the recording indicator flashes. When the car engine is turned off, the recorder automatically saves the current video file wee mechie.

Recorded images are saved in segments on the TF card. When the TF card is full, the dashcam will overwrite the earliest recorded images (loop recording). The recording time period can be set in the menu (1, 3, or 5 minutes).

5.2. Collision Sensing (G-Sensor)

The built-in G-sensor detects vehicle collisions. If a collision occurs, the dashcam will automatically lock the video footage at the time of the accident, saving it as a special, protected file. A lock icon will appear on the display. Locked fileagaghị edekọ s site na ndekọ loop.

The G-sensor sensitivity can be adjusted in the settings menu (low, medium, high, or off) according to your needs.

5.3. Ụbọchị na oge ịtọ

In standby mode, short press the [Menu key] to enter the system setting menu. Use the [Up key]/[Down key] to navigate to the date and time option, then press [OK] to enter. Use the up/down keys to adjust values and the mode key to switch between year, month, day, and time cursors.

Note: The time of the recorder can also be automatically synchronized when connected to the mobile phone WiFi.

5.4. One-Button Mute Function

In the working state, short press the [Up Button] to toggle the microphone on/off. When off, a disabled microphone icon will appear, indicating that audio recording is turned off. Short press again to restore audio recording.

Tip: Settings are automatically saved, no need to re-mute after restarting.

5.5. Playback of Recorded Files

Press and hold the [Menu Key] for 2-3 seconds to switch to playback mode. Use the [Up Key]/[Down Key] to find the desired file, then short press [OK] to play. To exit playback mode, short press the [Menu Key].

5.6. Parking Monitoring Function

This function requires the ACC three-core Hardwire kit (optional package). When the car is turned off and parked, if the car vibrates slightly, the recorder will automatically start emergency recording to preserve important evidence video.

To enable: Connect the recorder to the ACC power supply. In the menu, find and select the parking monitoring function. Choose from 'Off', 'Low', 'Medium', or 'High'. The gravity sensing function must also be turned on simultaneously.

5.7. Time-Lapse Recording Function

This function also requires the ACC three-core Hardwire kit (optional package).

The time-lapse recording function has four options: Off, 12 hours, 24 hours, and 72 hours. When enabled, and the car is turned off and ACC is disconnected, the dashcam enters time-lapse recording mode. A red light will flash to indicate recording in progress. When the car starts, time-lapse recording exits, and normal recording resumes.

You can select the time-lapse interval (1, 2, or 5 seconds) in the menu. For example, 1 frame per second allows 30 minutes of video to be recorded in one minute, significantly extending recording time and saving memory card space.

Figure 12: Time-Lapse Video Function

5.8. GPS Function

The dashcam has a built-in GPS function. After successful GPS positioning, the GPS icon on the video interface will turn green. You can view longitude, latitude, and speed information in the menu under 'Satellite information'.

Note: GPS positioning requires an open environment. Weak signal areas may cause temporary loss of signal.

Figure 13: GPS Tracking via App

5.9. Wi-Fi and App Control

The dashcam can be controlled via a mobile app (Viidure) on both Android and iPhone platforms.

1. Nbudata ngwa: Scan the QR code on the dashcam screen or in the manual, or search for "Viidure" in your app store.
2. Jikọọ Wi-Fi: Power on the dashcam. On your phone, go to Wi-Fi settings and connect to the dashcam's Wi-Fi network (e.g., "CVR-14147C5C"). The default password is "12345678".
3. Mepee ngwa: Open the Viidure app. Tap the "Access Camera" icon to view ndepụta igwefoto dị ndụ.

Figure 14: Wi-Fi and App Control

Site na ngwa, ị nwere ike view, play, and manage dashcam videos in real-time. You can also download recorded 4K videos directly to your phone and share them.

Note for Android users: If prompted that the Wi-Fi network cannot access the Internet, choose "Connect anyway" to ensure app functionality.

Saving Videos to Mobile Phone:

In the app's replay section, select the video you want and click "Download". Downloaded files are automatically saved to your phone's album (for Android) or can be saved from the app (for iOS).

6. Nkọwapụta

Note: The dashcam is only compatible with cars that have a 12V power supply. A 24V power supply will burn the motherboard. If you need to use 24V, please add a 24V to 12V Converter.

7. Nchọpụta nsogbu

7.1. Nsogbu na Ngwọta Ndị A Na-ahụkarị

• Q: After connecting to the recorder's WiFi, black screen or flash back happens after accessing the APP, or can not access the APP?

  A: (1) When an Android phone connects to the recorder's WiFi, the phone alerts "This WLAN network has no Internet access. Connect anyway," you haven't chosen "Connect anyway" but ignore it directly, or choose not to use. In this case, please enter your phone settings and choose "forget your WiFi password"and re-enter it. Restart the phone and choose" Connect anyway "and you'll be able to fix it.

  A: (2) If the problem is still existing after (1), it is possible that APP's permission is limited by the phone. In this situation uninstall the APP and re-download it, turn on all the permissions the APP needs. Problems above can basically be resolved by forgetting the WiFi password and re-enter, uninstall APP and re-download.It's important to make sure connecting to the recorder's WiFi in your phone's settings before accessing the APP. iPhone users please check if the permissions required by APP are turned down, if it is not working, please uninstall APP and re-download, make sure the permissions the APP needs are turned on and the problem can be resolved.

• Q: The recorder does not read the memory card, or the video sometimes records sometimes not?

  A: Check that the memory card used is a regular brand of high-speed card. Ultra HD recorders require an extremely high level in speed and stability of the memory card. In this case, replacing the memory card can resolve the problem. Buy genuine high-speed cards from well-known brands such as SanDisk, Toshiba, Kingston through regular channels.

• Q: Recorder flash screen or abnormal switch machine?

  A: Please check if the power connector is plugged in properly. Also, detect whether the voltage na ugbu a nke ike ọkọnọ zuru ezu. Nke a nwere ike ime mgbe voltage is unstable or the current is too small. Ultra HD recorders require 5V/3A power.

8. Ndụmọdụ onye ọrụ

• For optimal performance, always use a high-quality Class 10 Micro SD card from a reputable brand.
• If using parking monitoring or time-lapse recording, ensure you have the ACC three-core Hardwire kit installed.
• Regularly check your dashcam's settings, especially date and time, to ensure accurate evidence recording.
• Familiarize yourself with the app's features for easy video management and sharing.
• Ensure your phone's Wi-Fi permissions are correctly set for the Viidure app to avoid connectivity issues.

9. Akwụkwọ ikike na nkwado

The E-ACE B60P Dashcam comes with a 365-day warranty.

For further assistance or inquiries, please contact E-ACE Official Store:

• Websaịtị: www.e-ace.cn
• Email: fireking@e-ace.cn
• Phone: +86 0755-8464 4084
• Tel(WhatsApp): +86-18127083357
• Address: Floor 2nd, No.1 Yuanxia street, Pingshan District, Shenzhen City, Guangdong Province, 518000, China

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