What to do if Pioneer Dash Cameras didn't record accident video?
If your Pioneer Dash Camera didn't record a video file after an accident, the impact detection sensitivity might not be set correctly. Try adjusting the sensitivity of the sensors used for detection in the settings.
How to fix no sound on Pioneer VREC-DH300D video file?
If there is no sound when you play a video file from your Pioneer Dash Camera, the sound recording setting may be turned off. Check the sound recording setting and turn it on.
General| Video Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
|---|---|
| Display | 2.4-inch LCD |
| GPS | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | Yes |
| Type | Dash Camera |
| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| G-Sensor | Yes |
| Parking Mode | Yes |
| Rear Camera | Yes |
| Recording Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
| Loop Recording | Yes |
| Night Vision | Yes |
| Storage | MicroSD card (up to 128GB) |
| Battery | Built-in |
| Power Supply | 12 V |
Covers essential safety precautions, important safeguards, and safe driving advice.
Guidelines for safe and proper system installation and wiring procedures.
Instructions on where and how to install the product to avoid injury, interference, or airbag issues.
Information on collecting and disposing of used electrical products and batteries according to EU regulations.
Advice on operating conditions, privacy, power, data recovery, and lens care for the main unit.
Guidelines for safe microSD card handling, usage, formatting, and maintenance.
Step-by-step guide and cautions for safely replacing a blown fuse.
Detailed guidelines for installing the main unit and rear camera, considering visibility, GPS, and adhesion.
Advice on temporary connection, operation check, and secure installation of the product.
Instructions for cleaning the mounting surface and ensuring firm tape application.
Defines optimal placement for the main unit on the front windscreen for maximum performance and safety.
Specifies ideal mounting locations for the rear camera on the rear window.
Covers cleaning, mounting the main unit, adjusting its angle, and removing it from the bracket.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning and mounting the rear camera on the rear windscreen.
Details on connecting power and rear camera cables to the main unit and routing them in the vehicle.
Instructions for connecting to the accessory socket, powering on, and adjusting camera angles/displays.
Detailed description of each numbered part of the main unit, including buttons and terminals.
Identification of components for the mounting bracket and rear camera, including adjustment controls.
Explanation of how function buttons operate during menu display and their linked icons.
Overview of the directory structure and naming convention for recorded video files.
Covers automatic/manual power control, system indicator status, and basic operation.
Explains how to view the recording screen, video recording, and event recording triggered by impacts.
Details on different impact detection scenarios, manual recording, and how to play recorded files.
Steps to open the main menu and select configuration categories like recording or system settings.
Details on image quality, clip length, microphone, impact sensitivity, exposure, and format settings.
Details on language, SD card format, date/time, speed units, and sleep mode settings.
Estimated recording durations for different resolutions and compression methods on a 16 GB card.
Estimated recording durations for different resolutions and compression methods on a 128 GB card.
Solutions for product errors, microcomputer malfunctions, and missing recorded files.
Troubleshooting steps for impact detection failures and lack of sound during playback.
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