Why is my Whistler D12VR showing a black image when recording the sky or water?
When recording scenes with significant contrast, the automatic exposure function of your Whistler DVR might be affected. To fix this, adjust the Exposure setting located in the Global menu settings.
What to do if my Whistler D12VR DVR doesn’t work with my SD card?
If your Whistler DVR doesn't recognize the SD card, try removing it and re-inserting it. If that doesn't work, the SD card may be damaged, or the device might not support that specific type of memory card. Try using a different memory card; SanDisk is recommended.
How to fix cross stripe interference in my Whistler D12VR image?
Cross stripe interference in the image is usually due to an incorrect “Light Frequency“ setting. Check the setting for 50Hz or 60Hz in the MENU Settings of your Whistler DVR to resolve this.
What to do if “files error” appears during replay on my Whistler D12VR?
If you see a “files error” during replay, it means there are uncompleted files due to a micro SD card storage error. Try reformatting or replacing the card.
General| Memory Card Type | MicroSD |
|---|---|
| Loop Recording | Yes |
| G-Sensor | Yes |
| Night Vision | Yes |
| Battery | Lithium-ion |
Lists and illustrates the various components and parts of the D12VR device.
Describes the function of each button and key component of the DVR.
Instructions on how to insert the micro SD card into the DVR before initial use.
Details on how to fully charge the DVR using a car charger or PC USB port.
Step-by-step guide on how to securely attach the DVR to the vehicle's windshield.
Explains how to connect the DVR to the vehicle's power source for operation.
Instructions on how to turn the DVR unit on and off using the power button.
Guides the user through setting the initial date, time, and menu preferences for the DVR.
Instructions on how to start and stop video recording using the DVR.
Steps to capture still images using the DVR's camera function.
How to access, play, and navigate through recorded videos and images on the DVR.
Options for connecting the DVR to a computer via USB for file access or webcam use.
Instructions for connecting the DVR to an external display for larger viewing.
Information on how the DVR unit charges its battery via car adapter or USB cable.
Explains advanced features like G-sensor, loop recording, parking monitor, and infrared LEDs.
Solutions for problems with recording, taking photos, and SD card recognition or errors.
Troubleshooting steps for unclear video/photos, black images, and cross-stripe interference.
Instructions for resetting the device to its default state in case of issues.
Guidelines for the proper operation, handling, and maintenance of the DVR unit.
Details on camera features, unit size, weight, screen, zoom, lens, resolution, and file format.
Information on loop recording, memory card support, USB interface, DC input, and frequency settings.
Details battery capacity, power consumption, microphone/speaker support, language options, and photo/video formats.
Information on USB connection modes and the device's operating temperature and humidity range.
Highlights core capabilities like video quality, lens, monitor, impact sensitivity, loop recording, and SD card support.
Configuration options for video resolution, loop recording, exposure, motion detection, date stamp, G-sensor, and system preferences.
Settings related to file deletion, protection, and slideshow playback of recorded media.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the limited one-year warranty for the Whistler product.
Provides instructions for returning the unit for repair or replacement under the warranty terms.
Details the conditions and procedures for out-of-warranty service and required documentation.
Contact information and support hours for customer service inquiries regarding product operation or service.
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