To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if none of the buttons are functioning on my Drive-Eye Dash Camera?
If the buttons on your Drive-Eye Dash Camera aren't working, it may be due to a short circuit from connecting other equipment. To resolve this, reboot the device by pressing and holding the POWER and UP buttons. If you're using a microSD card, remove it and make sure it's formatted before putting it back in.
Why does my Drive-Eye Dash Camera suddenly turn off?
If your Drive-Eye Dash Camera suddenly turns off, it might be because the Auto OFF function is enabled and the power is disconnected. You can either manually turn the Drive-Eye back on to use the battery, or reconnect the power source.
What to do if my Drive-Eye Dash Camera won’t record to the memory card?
If your Drive-Eye won't record to the memory card, the card might be write-protected. Try unlocking the memory card. Also, if the card has been used in another device, clear its memory and format it.
What to do if captured images are not saved on to the memory on Drive-Eye Dash Camera?
If captured images are not being saved on your Drive-Eye Dash Camera, it's possible the device is powering off before the images can be saved. Try charging the battery of your Drive-Eye.
General| Brand | Drive-Eye |
|---|---|
| Model | GOLD |
| Category | Dash Cameras |
| Language | English |
Lists all the components included in the DRIVE-EYE Gold product packaging.
Details the essential hardware and software specifications needed for PC compatibility.
Instructions on how to power the DRIVE-EYE device on and off using the power button.
Steps to navigate and view recorded videos and photos directly on the DRIVE-EYE display.
Instructions for customizing various device settings for a personalized user experience.
Adjusting the G-Sensor sensitivity to automatically lock files during impacts or crashes.
Guide on how to format the memory card, erasing all stored data.
Activating or deactivating the GPS module for vehicle tracking and speed estimation.
Provides solutions for common problems such as unexpected power off or failed recordings.
