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If your Alpine Dash Camera isn't powering on, first verify that the power cable (either the car charger or the hardwiring cable) is correctly connected to both the vehicle and the camera itself. Also, check the vehicle’s battery level to ensure it's not too low to power the device.
Why is the video on my Alpine DVR-F200 Dash Cameras unclear?
If the video from your Alpine Dash Camera appears unclear or is hardly visible, start by checking the camera lens. Ensure that you have removed the protective film from the lens. Also, check the installation location of the front or rear camera, turn on the product, and then adjust the camera's viewing angle.
What to do if my Alpine DVR-F200 Dash Cameras don't recognize the memory card?
If your Alpine Dash Camera doesn't recognize the memory card, first ensure that you have inserted it in the correct direction. If that’s not the issue, turn off the power, remove the memory card, and check the contacts in the memory card slot for any damage. Finally, make sure that the memory card is an authentic product distributed by Alpine Electronics.
Why is my Alpine DVR-F200 Dash Cameras GPS not working?
If you've installed an external GPS receiver with your Alpine Dash Camera and aren't getting a signal, it could be due to location. GPS signals might not be receivable in out-of-service areas or when the camera is positioned between tall buildings. Try again on a clear day in an area known for good GPS reception. Note that it can take up to 5 minutes for the GPS to establish a connection.
General| Brand | Alpine |
|---|---|
| Model | DVR-F200 |
| Category | Dash Cameras |
| Language | English |
Details the product's function, limitations, and intended use for recording vehicle incidents.
Explains the purpose and potential limitations of the user guide itself.
Legal information regarding content ownership and registered product names.
Lists all standard items included in the product packaging.
Identifies and describes the various components of the dash cam system.
Step-by-step guide for mounting and connecting the primary dash cam unit.
Instructions for installing the optional rear camera for extended coverage.
Explains the procedure for powering the dash cam on and off.
Details the folders on the memory card where different types of recordings are stored.
Describes how the dash cam continuously records video while driving.
Guides users on how to manually start recording specific events.
Explains how to enable and use the parking mode for surveillance when parked.
Provides instructions for connecting the dash cam to a smartphone via Wi-Fi.
Illustrates and explains the different elements of the mobile app interface.
Guides users on how to view recorded video files using the mobile application.
Specifies the necessary hardware and software for running the PC viewer application.
Details on installing, using, and navigating the PC viewer software on Windows.
Details on installing, using, and navigating the PC viewer software on macOS.
Covers operations related to the memory card, such as partitioning and formatting.
Allows adjustment of camera settings, including brightness for front and rear views.
Configuration options for recording modes, sensitivity, and timers.
Enables or disables alerts for safety cameras and speed zones.
Configures alerts for mobile speed cameras or other zones.
Allows selection of the user interface language for the device.
Controls the volume level for voice guidance and audio alerts.
Sets the correct time zone for accurate video timestamps.
Enables or disables the daylight saving time adjustment for the clock.
Selects the unit for displaying vehicle speed (km/h or mph).
Enables or disables the display of vehicle speed on recorded videos.
Displays basic product details such as model name and firmware version.
Details how to view GPS status and configure GPS-related settings.
