PHONEPACE Car DVR ADAS LDWS Dash Cam User Manual

1. Okwu mmalite

The PHONEPACE Car DVR ADAS LDWS Dash Cam is a compact and advanced vehicle recording device designed for seamless integration with Android large-screen car audio and video systems (Android 4.5-9.0). It connects via a USB interface, providing high-definition screen browsing, image file playback, and advanced driving assistance features. This device utilizes an imported image processing chip and a high-quality sensor for superior video recording performance.

Atụmatụ gụnyere:

• Compact and practical design
• Impact resistant, waterproof, and durable construction
• Starlight night vision for clear recordings in low light
• Easy plug-and-play installation with no additional wiring for compatible Android systems
• USB digital signal transmission for high-resolution video
• Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS) with track deflection warning
• Automatic recording, loop recording, and time synchronization with the car
• Floating window display for simultaneous navigation and recording view

2. Ihe ngwugwu

Biko lelee igbe maka ihe ndị a:

• PHONEPACE Car DVR Dash Cam
• USB Connection Cable (approximately 2.5 meters)
• User Manual (built-in software manual)

Note: A TF card is required for storage and is not included. Please use a standard C10 speed genuine TF card (maximum support 256GB).

3. Nkọwapụta

4. Nhazi ntuziaka

4.1 Ntinye ngwaike

1. Identify a suitable mounting location on your windshield that does not obstruct your view.
2. Hichaa elu elu nke ọma.
3. Peel off the protective film from the fixed adhesive on the dash cam and firmly attach it to the chosen location.
4. Connect the USB power line from the dash cam to an available USB port on your Android car audio/navigation unit.
5. Insert a Class 10 TF card (max 256GB) into the TF storage card socket. Ensure correct insertion direction.

4.2 Software Installation (APK)

The necessary APK (AndroidPackage) software for the dash cam is built directly into the device itself. Follow these steps to install it on your Android car navigation unit:

1. Connect the Dash Cam: Ensure the dash cam is connected to your car's Android navigation unit via USB.
2. Nweta File Onye njikwa: On your Android navigation screen, open the file management application or an ES file ihe nchọgharị.
3. Locate the APK: Navigate to the external U disk (or similar external storage) within the file manager. You should find the installation software named uCardvr.apk or car.apk.
4. Install the Software: Pịa na APK file to begin the installation process. Follow any on-screen prompts.
5. Ikikere inye: During the first installation, a pop-up box will appear to obtain USB permissions. Grant these permissions for proper functionality.
6. Mepụta ngwa: Once installation is complete, an icon labeled 'HD recorder' or 'recorder software' will appear on your navigation screen. Tap this icon to launch the dash cam application and access the preview screen, settings, and playback functions.

5. Ntuziaka ọrụ

5.1 Basic Arụmọrụ

• Ndekọ akpaaka: The dash cam will automatically begin recording when your car's Android system powers on.
• Ndekọ loop: The device supports loop recording, automatically overwriting the oldest footage when the TF card is full to ensure continuous recording.
• Mmekọrịta oge: The dash cam automatically synchronizes its time with your car's system upon startup.
• Ịnweta Footage: Use the installed dash cam application on your Android screen to view ndu footage, play back recorded videos, and adjust settings.

5.2 ADAS (Advanced Intelligent Driving Assistance System) Activation

To activate and utilize the ADAS features (such as fatigue driving reminder, front car start alert, front car distance warning, and track deviation warning):

1. Njikọ netwọk: Ensure your Android car screen is connected to the internet via WiFi or a mobile hotspot.
2. Nweta nkwalite software: Within the dash cam application, locate and click the 'upgrade' option. Follow the corresponding steps to update the software.
3. ADAS Line Adjustment: After the upgrade, adjust the center position of the ADAS marking line within the application settings to align with your vehicle's perspective.
4. Activation Drive: Drive on clearly marked roads at a speed of 30 mph (or 30 km/h, depending on unit settings) or above. The system requires approximately one minute of driving on marked roads to fully activate and calibrate the ADAS features.

5.3 Floating Window Feature

The dash cam supports a 'Floating Window' feature, allowing the recorder's live view or playback screen to be displayed as an overlay while using other applications, such as navigation, on your Android car unit.

6. Nlekọta

6.1 TF Card Management

• Always use a standard Class 10 speed genuine TF card for optimal performance.
• When replacing an old TF card or using a new one, it is highly recommended to format the card through the dash cam's advanced settings menu. This ensures compatibility and proper function.
• Regularly check the available space on your TF card. While loop recording manages space, a full card can lead to recording interruptions.
• If formatting, be aware that all data, including protected videos, will be deleted. Back up any important footage tupu nhazi.

6.2 nhicha oghere

• If images appear foggy or unclear, check the lens for dust, smudges, or fingerprints.
• Gently clean the lens using a soft, lint-free cloth or specialized lens paper. Avoid abrasive materials that could scratch the lens.

7. Nchọpụta nsogbu

Problem: No photos or videos can be taken after a certain period of time.

Ngwọta: Check if the TF card has enough space. If not, the device will automatically stop recording. Formatting the card will delete all videos (including protected ones, so save important footage first). If the issue persists after formatting, consider replacing the TF card.

Problem: The image appears foggy.

Ngwọta: The lens may not be clean enough. Inspect the lens for any foreign objects or finger marks. Clean the lens gently with lens paper or a soft, lint-free cloth.

Problem: Clicking on the app does not enter the preview ihuenyo.

Ngwọta: The USB port connection might be loose. Try unplugging and re-plugging the dash cam into the USB port of your Android navigation unit.

Problem: The device does not record automatically or stops recording immediately after clicking the record button.

Ngwọta: The format of the TF card might be incorrect or corrupted. Enter the settings menu within the dash cam application and perform a format operation on the TF card.

8. Ndụmọdụ onye ọrụ

• TF Card Essential: Remember that the dash cam requires a TF card for operation, which is not included. Ensure you purchase a Class 10 TF card with sufficient capacity (up to 256GB) for your recording needs.
• APK Location: If you're having trouble finding the installation file (APK) for the dash cam software, it's embedded directly within the dash cam itself. Connect the dash cam to your Android unit, then use your unit's file manager to browse the connected 'U disk' to find and install the uCardvr.apk or car.apk file.

9. Akwụkwọ ikike na nkwado

For any issues not covered in this manual or for warranty inquiries, please contact the seller or manufacturer's customer support. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.