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D. All Files: This encompasses all standard and critical event videos. The suffix in the file
name denotes the camera source: 'A' for front camera, 'B' for front cabin camera, 'C' for
rear cabin camera, and 'D' for rear camera footage.
Note: Each suffix corresponds to the respective camera that recorded the video,
ensuring easy identification and organization of footage.
Main Functions
1. Loop Recording
Upon inserting the memory card and powering up, the dash cam will power on
automatically and initiate loop recording. Videos will be recorded in segments according
to the duration set for loop recording and saved within the 'normal video' folder. When
the 'normal video' folder fills to 70% of the memory card's total capacity, the dash cam
will start to overwrite the oldest loop recording files with new recordings.
Important Notes:
1. The loop recording feature's efficiency relies heavily on the memory card's speed.
To ensure smooth functionality, it's advisable to format the memory card
frequently, preventing issues like file clutter or card wear that can impede the
recording process.
2. It's important to periodically review the videos captured by the loop recording to
ensure that no critical footage is unintentionally overwritten.
3. Disabling the loop recording feature will also deactivate the video lock function.
4. When loop recording is not active, videos will record in 20-minute segments. The
recording process will halt once the memory card reaches full capacity.
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