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Step 2. Testing circuit and ACC signal
1. Ensure that the vehicle is turned off and the power is
disconnected. Locate the OBD-
Ⅱ
port of the vehicle and plug the
OBD connector into it.
2. Insert charging connector of the hardwire kit into the power port
of the dash cam.
3. Start the car engine and wait for the dash cam to turn on.
4. After the dash cam turns on, turn off the engine and remove the
key. Check if the dash cam powers off or enters sleep mode.
For some cars, the ACC power off signal will only be triggered
when the driver seat door is opened after the engine is turned
off. Some car models will only trigger the ACC power off signal
after the engine has been turned off for a certain period of time.
For such cars, check if the dash cam powers off or enters sleep
mode after the ACC power is turned off.
5. After the dash cam powers off or enters sleep mode, restart the
engine and check if the dash cam automatically turns on.
If the above steps can be proceed correctly, the circuit and ACC
signal test is passed.
If the test fails, please check cable connections. If the connections
are correct yet the test fails, contact after-sales service for
assistance.
Note: The OBD-
Ⅱ
port is usually located under the steering wheel or next
to the gear shift. If you cannot locate the OBD-
Ⅱ
port, refer to the vehicle’s
user manual or consult an automotive dealer.
Step 3: Routing the cable
1. Route the hardwire kit cable to the dash cam's location. Coil up
any excess cable length, but do not cut the cable. Cutting the
cable will prevent it from providing power and transmitting the
ACC signal to the dash cam.
2. Attach the adhesive sticker to the side of the hardwire kit box
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