What to do if I get an SD card error on my Uniden iGO CAM 445 Measuring Instruments?
If you receive an SD card error, format the SD card and ensure you are using a recommended card that is specifically for dash cam use.
What to do if the memory card is full on my Uniden iGO CAM 445 Measuring Instruments?
If your memory card is full, enable loop recording to overwrite older files. Alternatively, you can delete unwanted files, including any emergency recordings, to free up space.
How to fix Uniden iGO CAM 445 Measuring Instruments when it cannot take snapshots or record videos?
First, make sure that the SD card is correctly inserted and formatted properly. If the issue continues, use the recommended type of SD card; a minimum of 32GB Class U3 is suggested.
Why does the display turn off after a few minutes on my Uniden iGO CAM 445, and how to prevent it?
The display might be turning off due to the LCD Auto Off setting. To keep the display on, check this setting and select 'Always On'.
What to do if my Uniden iGO CAM 445 device crashes or freezes?
If your device crashes or freezes, use a pin to press the ‘Reset’ button to restart it.
How to fix unclear video quality on Uniden iGO CAM 445?
To resolve unclear video, ensure that there are no fingerprints or dirt on the lens. Also, make sure that the lens is always clean.
Why does my Uniden Measuring Instruments camera feel warm during operation?
It is normal for the camera to get warm during operation. However, if the camera is exposed to high temperatures for an extended period, it might fail to boot up. If this happens, cool it down and try again.
What causes cross-stripe interference in images on Uniden iGO CAM 445, and how can I fix it?
Cross-stripe interference in an image is due to the light frequency. To correct this, change the light frequency depending on the light source.
Key safety guidelines for using the dash cam, covering water exposure, placement, attention, lens cleanliness, temperature, and modifications.
Lists all items included in the product packaging, including the camera, charger, and accessories.
Visual guide to the dash cam's buttons, ports, and indicator lights.
Guidance on choosing an optimal position for the dash cam on the windshield for clear views and airbag safety.
Step-by-step instructions for physically mounting the dash cam onto the windshield.
Instructions for connecting the hardwiring kit for parking mode functionality.
Details on compatible SD cards, insertion, formatting, and storage capacity for recordings.
Instructions on how to turn the dash cam on and off, and information about its power source and supercapacitor.
How to start/stop recording, protect current recordings, and manage recording files.
Guide to connecting and using the 'iGOCAM' app for controlling the camera via WiFi.
Overview of the app's main interface, including connection status, navigation tabs, and basic functions.
Accessing live video, reviewing recordings, and adjusting camera settings via the mobile application.
Adjustments for resolution, loop recording, WDR, exposure, audio, and timestamps.
Settings for parking mode, WiFi, G-sensor, date/time, SD card management, and factory reset.
Provides solutions for frequent problems such as recording errors, unclear video, device freezes, and memory card issues.
Detailed technical parameters of the dash cam, including resolution, viewing angle, storage, and operating conditions.
Details the warranty period, terms, limitations, parts covered, and procedure for making a warranty claim.
General| G-Sensor | Yes |
|---|---|
| Loop Recording | Yes |
| Parking Mode | Yes |
| Resolution | 1080p |
| Display | 2.0 inch LCD |
| Memory Card Support | MicroSD up to 32GB |
| Voice Alerts | No |
| Power Source | Car Charger |
| Mounting Type | Suction Mount |
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