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General| Resolution | 1080p |
|---|---|
| G-Sensor | Yes |
| Loop Recording | Yes |
| Night Vision | Yes |
| Memory Card Support | MicroSD card up to 32GB |
| Power Source | Car Charger |
Lists key features including 1080p Full HD, ADAS, 3.7" IPS screen, HDR, wide angle lens, incident detection, and parking mode.
Details items included: CDC-646 Dash Cam, 8GB Memory Card, 12 ft. car adapter, dash mount, and user manual.
Instruction to remove the thin sheet of protective plastic covering the screen and front lens of the camera.
Guide on inserting/removing Class 10 or above memory cards, recommending formatting before first use.
Explains automatic power-on with engine start and manual on/off via Power/OK button, plus battery drain warning.
Instructions to set date and time via menu for accurate incident data recording.
Steps for mounting the dash cam, securing cables, connecting power, and verifying proper installation.
Explains using the Menu/Mode button to access settings and switch between Video, Photo, and Playback modes.
How to use the Up button for navigating upwards through menus or playback files.
How to use the Down button for navigating downwards through menus or playback files.
Details the Power Toggle function and the OK function for menu selection and photo capture.
How to manually start/end recording and the automatic recording behavior linked to the vehicle's engine.
The G-sensor detects collisions and automatically locks the current video loop to prevent overwriting.
Camera automatically turns on and records collisions detected while the vehicle is parked.
Videos are recorded in short segments, allowing older files to be overwritten unless locked.
Manually lock the current video loop during recording to ensure it is not overwritten.
Device sounds an alarm if the vehicle drifts out of its lane; calibration instructions are available.
Device sounds an alarm when the vehicle's front bumper is within collision range of an approaching vehicle.
Allows the Dash Cam screen to automatically go to sleep after a specified amount of time.
Overview of how to access, play, and manage recorded video and photo files.
Steps to enter playback mode, select file types, and play back recorded media.
Instructions for deleting and locking individual or all media files.
How to toggle audio recording on or off using the Up button or through the video settings menu.
How to toggle the lens LED ring illumination on or off using the Up button or video settings menu.
Presents an overview of available menu options and their default settings, like Resolution and Loop Recording.
Details on how to adjust specific settings such as Button Audio Feedback and Language.
Recommendation to mount near the center and consult local DMV for legal positioning.
Explains that a full memory card with locked files may cause stops; recommends regular formatting.
HD cameras require faster writing speeds to prevent freezing or issues with recording and erasing.
In standby mode with Parking Mode on, the dash cam can last up to 30 days on a single charge.
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