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General| Resolution | 1080p |
|---|---|
| Frame Rate | 30 fps |
| Viewing Angle | 140° |
| GPS | No |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Parking Mode | Yes |
| Intelligent Parking Mode | No |
| Loop Recording | Yes |
| G-Sensor | Yes |
| SD Card Support | Up to 128GB |
| Screen Size | 2.5 inches |
Covers warnings on electrical safety, product handling, disposal, and potential hazards like choking.
Guidelines for safe operation, windscreen placement, device interaction, and legal compliance.
Warning about driver distraction from the display while driving.
Warnings about placement obstructing view, controls, or airbags.
Warnings regarding lithium-ion batteries: damage, fire, explosion, exposure to elements.
Warnings about magnets interfering with medical devices or damaging electronics.
Details on battery care, operating temperature, and legal restrictions for windscreen mounting.
Information on privacy laws for recordings and the function of the G Sensor, plus Canada compliance.
Details product conformity to EU health, safety, and environmental standards.
Outlines FCC rules, interference guidelines, and user responsibilities for compliance.
Information on applicant, product details, applied standards, test firm, and FCC marking.
Includes applicant's authorisation, obligations, and identification of the US responsible party.
Details model, power, sensor, lens, screen, battery, dimensions, and weight specifications.
Covers recording resolution, photo resolution, card reader, SD card types, capacity, and format.
Lists all items provided in the Dash Cam package, such as the camera, cables, and mount.
Highlights HD recording, rear camera support, HD display, G Sensor, parking mode, and cloud service.
Identifies physical parts of the Dash Cam, including the lens, speaker, and dust cover.
Explains the operation of control buttons and the status indicated by LED lights.
Details the USB port, microSD card slot, reset button, and other access points.
Explains the built-in microphone function and the rear camera connection point.
Steps for inserting the MicroSD card and attaching the magnetic mount to the Dash Cam.
Procedure for removing the dust cover and securing the mount to the camera.
Instructions for connecting the supplied car power cable to the vehicle's 12-24Vdc outlet.
Guides on routing the power cable neatly and safely using the included cable fitting tool.
Steps for removing the adhesive backing and ensuring the camera is correctly aligned.
Instructions for firmly placing the mounted Dash Cam onto the windscreen.
Advice on optimal camera placement, avoiding view obstruction, and hiding cables.
Information on purchasing additional accessories like a Hardwire Kit and Polarising Filter.
Instructions for attaching the magnetic mounting fixture to the rear window camera unit.
Steps for connecting the rear camera to the main Dash Cam, ensuring power is off.
Guides for routing the rear camera cable through the vehicle's interior headlining.
Advises on camera placement within the wiper zone and ensuring sufficient cable slack.
Instructions for attaching the rear camera to the window and adjusting its view.
Guidance on adjusting front and rear camera angles for clear road visibility and image quality.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the mount using the adhesive backing.
Methods for cleaning residual adhesive from the windscreen after mount removal.
Walkthrough for setting Language, Time, and Date during the initial setup process.
Emphasizes the importance of fully charging the Dash Cam before its first use.
Details configuration options for Resolution, Exposure, Audio Recording, and Video Length.
Covers options for time/date stamps and adjusting the G Sensor sensitivity.
Explains settings like Format SD Card, Time & Date, Language, and Screen Saver.
Controls for device sounds, auto power off, parking mode, license plate entry, and system info.
Manages recording history limits, user settings retention, and default reset options.
Explains icons and information displayed in Video and Photo modes.
Details the interface, icons, and navigation elements used in Playback Mode.
Instructions for deleting individual or all unprotected video and photo files.
Process for protecting/unprotecting files and interpreting the padlock icon.
Introduction to the MyNextbase Player software and its system requirements.
Details features like video playback, editing, sharing, snapshot, and file management.
Guides through joining, trimming, annotating videos, and adding title screens.
Explains options for sharing videos via social media, insurers, or the Nextbase server.
Describes the MyNextbase Cloud service for secure online storage and sharing of footage.
Guides on uploading videos to the cloud, creating shareable links, and video expiration.
Steps for connecting the Dash Cam to a PC/Mac and accessing stored files via USB.
Detailed instructions on updating the Dash Cam's firmware for optimal performance.
Recommendations for SD card selection, formatting, and best practices for optimal performance.
Addresses common issues with SD card compatibility, errors, and troubleshooting steps.
Solutions for common problems like blurred video, unplayable files, and audio sync issues.
Advice on SD card insertion/removal errors and problems accessing files via PC/Mac.
Solutions for battery issues, screen problems, error messages, and PC connection errors.
Guidance for unresolved problems and information on contacting customer support.
Explains the meaning and importance of the CE mark and how to identify legitimate marks.
Outlines the legal agreement for using the device's software, including usage restrictions.
Details the warranty period, coverage, exclusions, and procedures for making a claim.
Information on obtaining warranty service and policies for online auction purchases.
Overview of available Nextbase Dash Cam models and recommended accessories.
Introduces MyNextbase Cloud, Connect app, and Player software for enhanced functionality.
Compares key features like resolution, GPS, Wi-Fi, and module compatibility across different models.
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