How to remove Micro SD card from NextBase Dash Cameras?
If you cannot remove the Micro SD card from your NextBase Dash Cameras, push the card further inwards slightly using your fingernail until you hear and feel a small latch. If you have difficulty, use the edge of a small coin. Release pressure, and the card will spring out enough for you to grab it.
What to do if I can't insert Micro SD card in NextBase Dash Cameras?
If you cannot insert the Micro SD card into your NextBase Dash Cameras, align the card with the diagram shown on the dash cam and insert it until you feel slight spring resistance. Push the card with your fingernail until you hear and feel a small latch. Release pressure to keep the card retained. If you have difficulty, use the edge of a small coin.
Why does my NextBase 212 Dash Cameras battery only last 30 seconds?
If the battery in your NextBase Dash Cameras only lasts 30 seconds, the battery will only charge when the dash cam is connected to a power source. Reconnect the car adapter and leave the dash cam turned on. Charging takes about 90 minutes, and a full charge is indicated when the BLUE (charging) LED goes out.
How to record longer videos on NextBase 212?
If you can only record a few minutes of video on your Micro SD card with NextBase Dash Cameras, try changing the recording size (Video Length function) to a smaller size or increase the size of the MicroSD card (Max 32GB).
Why NextBase 212 Dash Cameras battery only lasts 6 minutes?
The battery in your NextBase Dash Cameras is primarily designed to allow the 'Auto Power Off' feature to function if there's a power loss in the vehicle. It is not intended as a main power source to replace the car adapter; therefore, a 6-minute battery life is normal.
Why my NextBase 212 can't read the SD card?
If the SD card in your NextBase Dash Cameras cannot be read, use a good quality branded SD card between 8GB and 32GB (Class 10 or UHS type 1). Format the card from within the Setup menu.
Why is my NextBase 212 battery not charging?
If your NextBase Dash Cameras isn't charging, ensure it's connected to a reliable power source using the provided Car Power Cable, and check that the green LED is lit.
How to turn on audio recording on NextBase Dash Cameras?
If your NextBase Dash Cameras has no sound in the video, make sure that the 'Record Audio' setting is turned ON in the Video Menu.
What does 'Card Error' mean on NextBase 212?
If your NextBase Dash Cameras displays a 'Card Error' message, it means the SD card is no longer usable by the dash cam. To resolve this, remove any important files using your PC and then format the SD card using the Format option in the Setup Menu of your dash cam.
What to do if my NextBase 212 says 'Card Full'?
If you get a 'Card Full' message on your NextBase Dash Cameras screen, it means the SD card is full. This can happen if there are too many protected files that can’t be deleted, preventing further recording. To fix this, you can delete unnecessary files or format the SD card using the Setup Menu in your dash cam.
General| Screen Size | 2.7 inches |
|---|---|
| Field of View | 120 degrees |
| GPS | No |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Loop Recording | Yes |
| G-Sensor | Yes |
| Night Vision | Yes |
| Resolution | 1080p |
| Mount Type | Suction cup |
| Storage | MicroSD card (up to 32GB) |
Explains the camera's seamless recording, file management, and automatic deletion of old files.
Provides advice on optimal camera positioning and minimizing dashboard reflections for clear recordings.
Offers guidance on periodic memory card reformatting and safe insertion/removal procedures.
Advises against exposing the unit to water and performing unauthorized servicing.
Explains pixel behavior in Liquid Crystal Displays and normal failure rates.
Provides instructions for the proper disposal of electronic waste and batteries.
Details the screen for ease of use and viewing recorded videos and photos.
Highlights the Easy-Fit powered mount for quick camera attachment and removal.
Explains automatic and manual file protection during impacts or emergencies.
Describes how the camera automatically records based on vehicle ignition.
Details the feature that records 30 seconds of video upon detecting vehicle movement.
Notes the integrated microphone and speaker for audio recording and playback.
Mechanism for attaching and releasing the window mount to the windscreen.
Used to adjust the iN-CAR CAM's position on the mount.
Connection point for the supplied car power cable.
Component used to attach the mount securely to the vehicle's windscreen.
A tab used to break the seal of the suction cup for removal.
Location on the camera for attaching the powered mount, under a dust cover.
Describes the wide-angle, 6-element glass lens for optimal picture quality.
Integral speaker for audio playback directly from the iN-CAR CAM.
The 2.7" LCD colour screen for viewing recorded files.
Press during recording to protect the current file from being overwritten.
Press to open menus or general settings.
Navigates menus, moves files, or turns the screen off.
Starts/stops recording, takes photos, or confirms menu selections.
Navigates menus, moves files, or turns the microphone on/off.
Switches between video, photo, or playback modes, or captures screen.
Press and hold to turn the iN-CAR CAM device on or off.
Indicates power status (red) and charging status (blue).
Used to connect the iN-CAR CAM to a television via an AV Cable.
Connects the car power cable or a USB data cable.
Restarts the iN-CAR CAM if it becomes unresponsive.
Slot for inserting the MicroSD memory card.
Integral microphone for audio recording.
Instructions for inserting a suitable MicroSD card into the camera.
Guidance on removing the protective dust cover from the camera.
Steps to slide the camera onto the powered mount.
Instructions for cleaning the windscreen and securing the mount.
Instructions for connecting the power cable to the mount and vehicle.
Allows selection of recording resolution: 1080P, 720P, or 720P 60FPS.
Adjusts exposure level for different light conditions, from -2 to +2.
Enables or disables the built-in microphone for audio recording.
Sets the duration of individual video files to 2, 3, or 5 minutes.
Turns on/off camera model, time, and date stamps on recorded files.
Adjusts the sensitivity of the G Sensor for automatic file protection.
Adjusts the exposure level for still photographs.
Turns on or off the time and date stamp shown on images.
Provides options to delete the current file or all files.
Options to protect the current file or all files from deletion.
Configures the parking mode to record motion-detected events.
Allows adjustment of the device's time and date settings.
Enables selection of the preferred language for the device interface.
Configures the screen saver to shut down after a period of inactivity.
Turns on or off beep sounds for button presses and device shutdowns.
Adjusts the timing for the auto power off function after power loss.
Allows input of the vehicle's registration number for video files.
Clears all content from the inserted memory card.
Displays the version number of the iN-CAR CAM's software.
Resets the iN-CAR CAM to its factory default settings.
Enables the camera to function as a card reader for PC or Mac.
Allows the camera to operate as a webcam for your PC.
Powers the device via USB, enabling all functions and charging.
Solutions for unclear video, involving lens and windscreen cleaning.
Guidance for correctly inserting and removing the Micro SD card.
Troubleshooting for unplayable, jumpy files, or sync issues.
Solutions for problems like no sound or audio not synchronised with video.
Advice on holding the camera steady for clear photos.
Solutions for recording only a few minutes on the Micro SD card.
Troubleshooting for Mass Storage or PC Camera function failures.
Addressing issues saving files to the memory card in Mass Storage mode.
Tips for ensuring the suction cup stays securely in place on the windscreen.
Diagnosing why the iN-CAR CAM shuts down by itself.
Resolving problems when connecting the device to a PC.
Solutions for when the SD card cannot be read by the iN-CAR CAM.
Troubleshooting issues with deleting files from the SD card.
Addresses screen blanking issues, likely related to screen saver settings.
Resolving "Cluster size wrong" messages by re-formatting the SD card.
Troubleshooting battery not charging or only lasting short periods.
Solutions for "Card Error" messages, suggesting reformatting.
Addressing "Card Full" messages, often due to protected files.
Troubleshooting AV output issues, like buzzing on TV.
Guidance on stopping recording when Parking Mode is active.
Explains why the menu button may not respond during recording.
Resolving malicious software warnings when downloading software.
General advice to reset the device and contact support for persistent problems.
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