What to do if I get an SD card error on my Uniden Voice Recorder?
If you're getting an SD card error on your Uniden Voice Recorder, format the SD card and only use recommended cards. Also, ensure the SD card is recommended for dash cam use.
What to do if the memory card is full on my Uniden Voice Recorder?
If the memory card on your Uniden Voice Recorder is full, allow loop recording to overwrite older recording files. Alternatively, delete unwanted files, including any emergency recordings.
How to fix unclear video on Uniden iGO CAM 90 Voice Recorder?
To fix unclear video on your Uniden Voice Recorder, make sure there are no fingerprints or dirt on the lens and that the lens is always kept clean.
What to do if my Uniden iGO CAM 90 Voice Recorder crashes or freezes?
If your Uniden Voice Recorder crashes or freezes, press the ‘Reset’ button with a pin to restart the device.
Why does the display turn off after a few minutes on my Uniden iGO CAM 90?
If the display on your Uniden Voice Recorder turns off after a few minutes, check the LCD Auto Off setting and select Off.
How to fix Uniden Voice Recorder when it cannot take photos or record videos?
If your Uniden Voice Recorder cannot take photos or record videos, ensure that the SD card is inserted correctly and use the device to format the SD Card. Use the recommended type of SD card (minimum 16GB Class U3) rated for dash cam use.
Why does my Uniden iGO CAM 90 Voice Recorder camera feel warm during operation?
It is normal for the Uniden Voice Recorder camera to get warm during operation. If the camera is exposed to high temperature for a long period of time, it might fail to boot up. Cool it down and try again.
How to remove cross-stripe interference in an image on Uniden Voice Recorder?
Cross-stripe interference in an image on your Uniden Voice Recorder is due to the light frequency. Change the light frequency depending on the light source.
Why doesn’t the recorded video show mapping information on the Uniden iGO CAM 90 Player?
To ensure the recorded video shows mapping information on the Uniden Player, please ensure the PC is connected to internet.
Details the items included with the iGo Cam 90/90R and iGo Cam 90R, including the main unit and accessories.
Details the buttons, ports, and indicators for the front camera unit.
Details the buttons and indicators for the rear camera unit.
Provides guidance on selecting the optimal mounting location for the front and rear cameras.
Step-by-step instructions for attaching the front camera mount to the windshield.
Instructions for mounting the rear camera and connecting its cable.
Details factors affecting GPS signal and initial setup time.
Information on compatible SD cards, insertion, removal, and formatting.
Table showing recording times based on resolution and SD card size.
Details on powering the device on and off using car charger or buttons.
Details on starting, stopping, and the indicators for video recording.
How to lock current recordings to prevent overwriting.
Information on capturing rear footage and cable connection.
Guide to accessing and navigating device settings.
Configuration options for video resolution, loop, audio, and time lapse recording.
Further recording settings including mirror image, motion detection, WDR, and G-Sensor.
Settings related to saving and organizing recorded videos and photos.
Explanation of parking guard and parking monitor functions.
Settings for date/time, speed alerts, driver reminders, and recording watermarks.
Settings for managing the micro SD card, including reminders and formatting.
Configuration of device sounds, voice commands, display, time, and system information.
Steps to download, install, and access recorded files with the Uniden Player.
Steps to download, install, and connect the mobile app to the iGo Cam 90/90R.
Overview of the app's Camera, Album, and About sections.
Using the app for live view, snapshots, recording, and camera settings.
Lists common issues with the device and provides step-by-step solutions.
Details the warranty terms, period, covered parts, and exclusions for the product.
Explains the remedies, consumer rights, and the process for claiming warranty service.
The Uniden iGO CAM 90/90R is an advanced accident CAM vehicle recorder designed to capture video footage while driving, providing a record of events on the road. This device is intended for use in a motor vehicle and is equipped with features to ensure reliable recording and ease of use.
The primary function of the iGO CAM 90/90R is to record video footage from the front of the vehicle. The iGO CAM 90R model also includes a rear camera (RC90) to capture footage from the rear. An optional internal camera (IC90) is available for additional recording within the cabin. The device supports various recording resolutions, including 3840x2160P for single and twin-channel recording, 2560x1440P, and 1920x1080P, with higher resolutions offering sharper images but consuming more memory. The rear and internal cameras are fixed at 1080P resolution.
The iGO CAM 90/90R automatically powers on and begins recording when connected to a car charger and the vehicle supplies power. A flashing red dot icon and a recording timer indicate active recording. Recording can be stopped by pressing the OK button. The device uses a loop recording feature, which means it continuously records video clips of a set length. If the "Off" option is selected for loop recording, the recorder will not loop record, and files will not be overwritten on the micro SD card.
A G-Sensor is integrated to detect sudden impacts or collisions. When an impact is registered, the current recording file is automatically locked, preventing it from being overwritten by normal video recordings. Users can also manually lock recordings by pressing the M button while recording.
The device features a Parking Mode, which requires the optional Hard Wire Kit (HWK-2) to function. In Parking Guard mode, the unit turns on and records for 60 seconds if it detects an impact. Parking Monitor mode initiates time-lapse recording (1 fps, playback in 30 fps) once the ACC current is cut off.
GPS functionality is built-in, allowing the device to record GPS coordinates, speed, and date/time stamps on the recordings. This data can be viewed later using the Uniden Player software. The device also includes a Wi-Fi access point, enabling control via the iGoCam app on mobile phones.
The iGO CAM 90/90R is designed for straightforward operation. It powers on automatically when connected to a car charger and starts recording. To manually power on, users press and hold the power button for at least 2 seconds. The device automatically powers off a few seconds after the car's engine is turned off, or can be manually turned off by pressing and holding the power button for 3 seconds.
The device features an LCD screen for live viewing, menu navigation, and playback. The main controls include a power button, OK button for selection and recording control, and UP/DOWN keys for navigation. The M button is used to open the Settings Menu, manually lock recording files, and switch between Record, Picture, and Playback modes.
Audio recording can be enabled or disabled through the settings. A microphone icon on the live view screen indicates when audio recording is active. The device also supports Wide Dynamic Range (WDR) to improve overall exposure in varying lighting conditions. Anti-Flicker settings can be adjusted based on the electrical power frequency in the area. Exposure settings allow adjustment of brightness sensitivity.
The iGO CAM 90/90R offers a Photo Mode, accessible by pressing and holding the M button from record mode. In this mode, users can take snapshots by pressing the OK button. A Playback Mode allows users to review saved videos and photos with audio. Files are organized into folders for normal recordings, locked/event recordings, and photos.
Voice Control is a convenient feature that allows users to operate the camera using specific voice commands, such as "Uniden, Turn On WiFi" or "Uniden, Take picture." The LCD Auto Off timer can be set to turn off the display after a period, or disabled entirely. A Car Plate Stamp feature allows users to edit and display their car's license plate on recordings.
The Uniden Player software, downloadable from the Uniden website, allows users to view recordings on a PC, trace routes on a map using GPS data, and manage files. The iGoCam app for iOS and Android devices provides remote control over the iGO CAM 90/90R via Wi-Fi. Through the app, users can preview live video streams, browse and playback files, transfer files to their mobile phone, take snapshots, and modify camera settings, including Wi-Fi SSID and password.
Regular maintenance is crucial for optimal performance. Users are advised to examine, check, and verify the device and its associated SD card at least once a month to ensure proper recording.
The device requires a compatible micro SD card (up to 128GB, minimum Class U3) for recording. It is essential to insert or remove the SD card only when the unit is turned off to prevent damage. Formatting the micro SD card before first use is recommended to avoid file corruption. The device includes a "Format SD Card Reminder" setting, which can be set to remind users every 15, 30, or 60 days to format their card. Before formatting, users should back up any important footage or photos, as formatting permanently erases all data.
The camera lens should be kept clean, and nothing should obstruct it to ensure clear video footage. The device should not be left in direct sunlight for extended periods or in temperatures above 60°C to prevent damage.
If the device malfunctions, a reset button is available. Pressing it with a fine pen or paperclip can restart the device. The "Factory Default Settings" option in the menu allows users to reset the device to its original settings, though this will not erase data on the SD card.
For GPS reception, it's important to note that tall buildings, tunnels, or poor weather can affect signal quality. Over-tinting or rain sensors on the windshield can also interfere with GPS reception. If the signal is unstable, users may need to adjust the dash camera's installation spot. Initial GPS signal acquisition can take 15-20 minutes, but subsequent acquisitions typically take about 3 minutes.
The manual strongly advises against disassembling, repairing, or modifying the device, and to only use the provided DC car adaptor to prevent damage.
General| G-Sensor | Yes |
|---|---|
| Loop Recording | Yes |
| Microphone | Built-in |
| Video Resolution | 1920x1080 (Full HD) |
| Display | 2.0" LCD |
| Memory Card Support | MicroSD (up to 32GB) |
| Recording Time | Varies with memory card size |
| Playback | Yes, via LCD |
| Battery | Rechargeable lithium-ion |
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