6. Wifi: Off (default), On.
You can turn on Wifi by accessing the Wifi settings screen to select “On”.
Tip: You can also turn on Wifi by pressing the Wifi button.
7. EV: 1, 0.7, 0(default), 3, 0, -0.3, - 0.7
Exposure value (EV) refers to the amount of light that the camera sensor is exposed
to when capturing footage. A higher EV value means that the camera is capturing
more light, resulting in brighter footage. This can be useful in low-light conditions
where you want to capture more detail. However, it can also result in overexposed
footage if the camera is exposed to too much light.
8. TimeZone: UTC/GMT-Off (default)
You can choose the time zone manually. The dash cam will then display the date
and time of the selected time zone.
9. GPS: Off/On (default)
You can turn GPS on or off on the setup screen.
10. GPS Information
To check if the GPS is working well, you can refer to the GPS information displayed
on the screen below. The signals your dash cam is receiving are indicated by the
number of the bar. The larger the number, the stronger the signal.
Resolution: Speed:
Lon: Lat:
0 KM/H
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
11. Speed Unit: KM/H (default), MP/H
You can choose your desired speed unit.
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