Why does Kenwood Dash Camera turn off due to high temperature?
If your Kenwood Dash Camera turns off due to high temperature, it indicates that the power was turned off for safety reasons due to the temperature of the device rising. Reduce the temperature inside the vehicle. The protection circuit operation will be canceled and recording will become possible.
Why does Kenwood Dash Cameras system update fail?
A system update failure on your Kenwood Dash Camera can occur if the update file could not be read properly from the SD card. Format the SD card in the device, copy the update data to the SD card again, and then perform the update operation again.
Why is my Kenwood DRV-410 not recording?
If your Kenwood Dash Camera isn't recording, there might be several reasons: * Check if an SD card is inserted. * Ensure the SD card's capacity is between 8 GB and 32 GB. * Verify the SD card complies with SDHC standards. * Format the SD card using the device if it's not already formatted. * If the device's internal temperature is high, try to reduce the temperature inside the vehicle to allow recording to resume.
Why won't my Kenwood DRV-410 turn on?
If your Kenwood Dash Cameras won't power on, consider these potential causes: * The vehicle's cigarette lighter socket may not be active. Try turning on the vehicle's accessories power (ACC) or starting the engine. Also, check the cigarette lighter plug's connection. * A blown fuse could be the issue. Inspect the cords for shorts and replace the fuse with one of the same capacity if needed. * Incorrect power cord connections can prevent power-up. Confirm the connections with your dealer. * If the fuse and wiring are fine, reset the device after consulting the section, 'If You Notice a Problem with the Device'.
What to do if my Kenwood DRV-410 says SD card requires formatting?
If your Kenwood Dash Cameras displays 'SD card requires formatting', it means the SD card's format is unrecognizable. You should format the SD card using the device.
What causes 'File cannot be played' error on Kenwood Dash Cameras?
A 'File cannot be played' error on your Kenwood Dash Camera can occur if a file that cannot be played was recorded. Back up any necessary data to a PC or other device, and then format the SD card with the device.
What does it mean when my Kenwood Dash Camera says 'Manual recording failed (file limit exceeded)'?
If your Kenwood Dash Camera displays 'Manual recording failed (file limit exceeded)', it means that "Overwrite (manual)" is "OFF" and the file limit of the folder for manual recordings has been reached. When "Overwrite (manual)" is set to "ON," old files are deleted to record.
What to do if Kenwood Dash Cameras displays 'Still image recording failed (file limit exceeded)'?
If your Kenwood Dash Camera displays 'Still image recording failed (file limit exceeded)', it indicates that the file limit for still images has been reached. Delete unnecessary files.
Why is my Kenwood Dash Camera not recording?
Your Kenwood Dash Camera may not be recording because an SD card is not inserted. Insert an SD card that can be used with the device into the SD card slot. The SD card may need to be formatted with the device. High internal temperature can also stop recording, so reduce the temperature inside the vehicle.
What to do if my Kenwood Dash Cameras says 'No SD card inserted'?
If your Kenwood Dash Camera displays 'No SD card inserted', it could be that the power was turned on without an SD card inserted. Insert an SD card that can be used with the device into the SD card slot.
Guides on safe device installation, operation while driving, and lens care.
Instructions for cleaning the device and steps to resolve common issues or reset the unit.
Details on the optimal placement of the device inside the vehicle for best recording and safety.
Guide to configure device settings like mounting height and horizon for optimal driving support function performance.
Instructions for handling SD cards and controlling the device's power.
Explains the different types of recording the device performs.
How to manually record video clips and capture still images.
Explanation of the icons and information displayed on the device's recording screen.
Steps to select and play recorded video files or photos from the device's storage.
Details on the icons and information displayed during video playback on the device.
Procedures to protect important files or delete unwanted recordings and photos via the playback menu.
Configuration for date, time, language, and system updates.
Adjusting video quality, parking, and file handling options.
Configuring driving assistance features and managing the SD card.
Step-by-step guide to set the device's date and time automatically or manually.
Installing the PC software and accessing recorded files from the SD card.
Using the PC software for file operations, playback, map viewing, and data export.
Information on supported SD cards, usage precautions, disposal, and file structure.
Explanation of how the driving support features work, their limitations, and operating conditions.
Details on how GPS positioning works, its limitations, and factors affecting signal reception.
General| Product color | Black |
|---|---|
| G-shock sensor | Yes |
| Languages support | CZE, DEU, ENG, ESP, FIN, FRE, ITA, POL, POR, RUS, SWE |
| Number of cameras | 1 |
| Main camera sensor | CMOS |
| Maximum frame rate | 27 fps |
| Power cable length | 3.5 m |
| Main camera resolution | 2304 x 1296 pixels |
| Main camera sensor size | 1/3 \ |
| Main camera viewing angle | 128 ° |
| Video compression formats | AVC, H.264, MOV, MPEG4 |
| Audio recording | - |
| Display diagonal | 1.5 \ |
| Compatible memory cards | MicroSDHC |
| Maximum memory card size | 32 GB |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Operating voltage | 12 V |
| Input operation voltage (max) | 16 V |
| Image formats supported | JPG |
| Quantity per pack | 1 pc(s) |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 56 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 77 mm |
| Height | 34 mm |
| Weight | 79 g |
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