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If your Rexing Dash Camera is unable to record videos, it might be due to a full memory card. Check the remaining space and delete files if necessary. Alternatively, if Loop Recording is enabled, the memory card may be corrupted. Try reformatting it; if the issue continues, replace it with a new one.
Why are captured images not being stored on my Rexing Dash Cameras?
If captured images are not being stored on your Rexing Dash Cameras, it could be due to a full or malfunctioning memory card. Try reformatting the memory card or replacing it with a new one. Also, ensure that you stop recording before shutting down the device, as images might not be saved if the device is powered off prematurely.
What to do if all buttons are not responding on my Rexing S300?
If all buttons are not responding on your Rexing Dash Cameras, it could be due to a processing error or faulty device operation. Try pressing the RESET button to restart the camera. Another potential cause is errors or damage to the memory card; in this case, reformat or replace the memory card.
Why does the screen power off unexpectedly on my Rexing S300 Dash Cameras?
If the screen on your Rexing Dash Cameras powers off unexpectedly, the Screen Saver feature might be enabled. Try disabling it. Also, check if the battery is low and charge it if necessary.
How to fix a Rexing S300 Dash Cameras device that will not turn on?
If your Rexing Dash Cameras device will not turn on, the battery may be depleted. Charge the battery to resolve this issue.
What to do if I encounter a “File error" when trying to play back pictures or video on my Rexing Dash Cameras?
If you encounter a “File error" when trying to play back pictures or video on your Rexing Dash Cameras, the memory card may be corrupted with bad sectors. Try reformatting the memory card.
Why does recording stop unexpectedly in Video Mode on my Rexing S300 Dash Cameras?
If recording stops unexpectedly in Video Mode on your Rexing Dash Cameras, an incompatible memory card may be inserted. Use a compatible class-10 microSD card with a capacity of at least 8GB.
Crucial warnings regarding potential injury or death from improper device usage, electrical hazards, and damaged components.
Emphasizes using only manufacturer-approved accessories, chargers, and batteries to prevent device malfunction or fire.
Advises against dropping, crushing, puncturing, or disposing of the device or battery in fire or heating devices.
Details on protecting the device and battery from extreme temperatures, metal contact, chewing, and handling damaged Li-Ion batteries.
Highlights cautions for using the device near other electronics, in smoky environments, and advises against operating controls while driving.
Provides guidance on proper storage conditions, installing mobile devices securely, and avoiding airbag deployment areas.
Offers advice on charging habits, battery lifespan, and the importance of recharging unused devices.
Warns against disassembling, repairing, or modifying the device, and provides cleaning instructions, plus copyright material usage.
Instructions on attaching the dashboard camera to a window mount, ensuring safe placement and clear view.
Details on connecting the Rexing-approved charger to the car's 12V DC outlet for power.
Guidance on inserting a compatible MicroSD card for recording, noting capacity and class requirements.
Instructions on how to correctly insert a MicroSD card into the device, with visual guidance.
Procedure for safely removing the memory card from the device after stopping recording and powering off.
Steps to format the memory card using the device, emphasizing data backup beforehand.
Procedure for setting the device's date and time, noting that it resets if the battery is fully discharged.
Instructions on changing the device's display language, with regional availability noted.
Guides users on selecting the desired video recording resolution, such as 1080FHD or 720P.
Enables or disables the display of date and time on recorded videos.
Configures continuous video recording by automatically overwriting older footage, with options for time range and locked files.
Allows users to choose whether to record audio along with video or to mute the microphone.
Settings for controlling the LCD screen's behavior, including screen saver duration and manual on/off control.
Configures the device to automatically shut down when not in recording mode to save power.
Enables the device to act as a surveillance camera, automatically recording when movement is detected.
Adjusts exposure settings for improved recording quality in various lighting conditions, balancing bright and dim environments.
Detects physical forces to automatically lock video files, preventing them from being overwritten during loop recording.
Controls the audible feedback for button presses, allowing users to turn the beep sound on or off.
Adjusts the camera's light frequency to match the local power supply (e.g., 50Hz or 60Hz) for optimal video.
Allows manual adjustment of the camera's exposure value to control video brightness in different lighting conditions.
Allows users to input their vehicle's license plate number to be embedded in video recordings.
Enables the device to function as a surveillance camera, automatically recording upon detecting shaking or impact.
Resets all device settings to their original factory values, potentially losing user-customized configurations.
Instructions on how to play back recorded videos, including stopping, pausing, and using fast forward/rewind.
Allows users to select the pixel resolution for captured still images.
Enables setting a timer for automatic image capture, with options for delay intervals.
Captures a sequence of three quick photos with a single button press for rapid image capture.
Adjusts the quality level of captured images, affecting file size and storage space on the memory card.
Enhances captured images for clarity and detail by adjusting sharpness settings.
Fine-tunes the color balance based on lighting conditions for accurate image representation.
Applies various color effects, such as Sepia or Black & White, to captured images.
Adjusts the camera's sensitivity to light, with 'AUTO' recommended for general use.
Controls the brightness level of captured images by adjusting exposure settings, with +0.0 recommended.
Enables image stabilization to reduce blur in captured photos, improving clarity.
Allows immediate viewing of captured images for a few seconds before taking the next photo.
Automatically applies a date and/or time stamp to captured images for reference.
General| Image Sensor | 5MP CMOS |
|---|---|
| Lens | Fixed-focus with full-glass elements |
| Aperture | F = 2.8 |
| Shutter | Electronic |
| White Balance | Auto |
| Exposure | Auto ISO |
| CPU | Novatek NT9665BG |
| LCD | 2.4 inch, 4:3 TFT, 960rgb*240 |
| Video Resolution | 1920x1080P30, 1280x720P30, 848x480P30, 640x480P30 |
| Screen Saver | 1 min / 3 min / OFF |
| Audio | Built-in high-sensitivity microphone/speaker |
| Microphone Mute | ON / OFF |
| External Memory | Class 10 or aboveTF card (SDHC spec. up to 32G) |
| Gravity Sensor | Low / Medium / High / OFF |
| Motion Detect | ON / OFF |
| Auto Shutdown | 3 min / 5 min / 10 min / OFF |
| TV Interface | None |
| USB | USB 2.0 |
| Battery (Optional) | 320mAh 3.7V rechargeable lithium ion battery |
| Video Format | MOV |
| Loop Recording | 1 min / 3 min / 5 min / OFF |
| Languages | English, Traditional Chinese, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Russian, Japanese |
