How to fix blurred image (video) on Kenwood Dash Cameras?
If your Kenwood Dash Cameras image is blurred, make sure to remove the protective lens cover from the camera lens. Wipe the lens with a soft cloth to remove any debris or stains. Also, clean your vehicle's windshield where the camera is placed.
Why is my SD card not letting me view my files on Kenwood Dash Cameras?
If your SD card isn't letting you view files on your Kenwood Dash Cameras device, try using different card readers and computers to see if any of them can access the files. If none of them work, the files may be damaged. You can format the memory card using your device, but be aware that this will erase all saved files. It's recommended to use branded memory cards with UHS type 3. Also, remember to format the SD card with the device before using it for the first time.
Why is the video recording time so short on my Kenwood DRV-A601W?
If the total video recording time is only a few minutes long on your Kenwood Dash Cameras device, it might be due to limited available space on your SD card. To fix this, back up all the files you need from the SD card. After backing up your files, format the SD card using the device.
What does 'Card Error' mean on Kenwood Dash Cameras and how to fix it?
If a “Card Error” message appears on your Kenwood Dash Cameras device, it means the SD card isn't properly formatted for your device. To fix this, remove any files you want to keep and save them to your computer. Then, format the SD card using the “Format SD Card” option on your device to ensure it functions correctly.
What to do if I cannot save my video files to my computer through the USB storage feature for Kenwood Dash Cameras?
If you can’t save your video files to your computer through the USB storage feature on Kenwood Dash Cameras, reboot your computers. The functions are optimized for Windows and Mac computers. Make sure the device is connected properly.
What to do if I cannot delete the file on the device Kenwood DRV-A601W?
Be sure the file you are trying to delete on Kenwood Dash Cameras is unprotected. If the file is protected, please follow the instruction on page 29 to unprotect the file first, and then delete the file.
What to do if a “Card Full” message appears on Kenwood DRV-A601W Dash Cameras?
When a “Card Full” message appears on your Kenwood Dash Cameras device, it means your SD card has reached its maximum storage capacity. If you have protected files, it can limit the memory card usage. Try deleting unnecessary files to make the most of your memory card.
Why does the message “Please Format SD Card” appear on my Kenwood Dash Cameras?
If you see the message “Please Format SD Card” on your Kenwood Dash Cameras screen, it means the device needs you to format the SD card, especially if it's the first time you're using the card with the device. You can format the SD card in the SETUP menu.
Why can't I save Kenwood Dash Cameras video files to my computer via USB?
If you cannot save video files to your computer via USB from your Kenwood Dash Cameras, reboot your computers. Ensure the device is properly connected, as the functions are optimized for both Windows and Mac computers.
Why is my Kenwood DRV-A601W not charging?
If your Kenwood Dash Cameras device isn't charging, ensure the power cord is properly connected. When charging, the blue LED indicator should light up.
Identifies and explains the function of each button, port, and indicator on the device.
Highlights main capabilities like LCD screen, G-sensor, GPS, and Parking Mode.
Guides users through initial configuration of language, time, and country.
Covers speed units, Wireless Link password, and other system preferences.
Details the process of inserting the SD card, mounting, and connecting power.
Advises on optimal placement to avoid driver obstruction and interference.
Instructions for installing the polarizer filter and magnetic mount.
Details connecting the power cable and adjusting the device angle.
Explains the icons and status indicators during video recording.
Covers resolution, video length, exposure, and parking mode sensor settings.
Explains icons and settings for taking still photographs.
Guides on navigating playback modes and file directories.
Procedures for managing files: protecting, unprotecting, deleting, and downloading.
Explains how to connect the device to a PC via USB for data transfer.
Details installation and playback controls for the desktop software.
Covers app installation and system requirements for mobile use.
Steps for pairing the device and navigating the app's main screen.
Important safety notices for driving and general device handling.
Addresses common issues like image quality, SD card errors, and file playback.
Provides solutions for problems like auto shutdown, charging, and card errors.
Important advice and warnings for formatting and using SD cards.
Lists key technical details like resolution, screen size, and dimensions.
Guidance on optimal placement for the rear camera in the vehicle.
Steps for connecting the rear camera to the mount and cable connector.
Instructions for inserting the CAM-IN connector and selecting position.
Lists technical details of the rear camera, such as sensor and resolution.
General| Wi-Fi | Yes |
|---|---|
| Bluetooth | - |
| Display diagonal | 3 \ |
| Product color | Black |
| Languages support | CZE, DEU, DUT, ENG, ESP, FRE, ITA, POL, POR, RUM, RUS |
| Main camera sensor | CMOS |
| Maximum frame rate | 30 fps |
| Main camera resolution | 3840 x 2160 pixels |
| Main camera sensor size | 1/1.8 \ |
| Video compression formats | H.264, MOV |
| Main camera sensor resolution | 8.3 MP |
| Built-in storage media | No |
| Compatible memory cards | MicroSDHC, MicroSDXC |
| Maximum memory card size | 256 GB |
| Cables included | DC, USB |
| Memory card included | MicroSD |
| Included memory card size | 64 GB |
| Image formats supported | JPEG |
| Operating voltage | 5 V |
| Power source type | DC |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 50.5 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 106 mm |
| Height | 40.5 mm |
| Weight | 108 g |
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