• The camera will not function properly in all
driving situations or in traffic, weather and
road conditions. When the vehicle is in a
complex environment or in poor condition,
you should drive with caution and always
take responsibility for driving safely.
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When the camera does not work properly,
functions that rely on the camera to provide
identification information are limited, causing
these functions to work abnormally. Also the
recognition range of the camera is limited and
cannot recognize targets beyond the range.
When the external environment is poor, resulting
in an unclear field of view for the camera, it will
affect the recognition ability of the camera, and
obscuring the camera will cause the camera to
lose its recognition ability completely.
The following conditions can cause the camera
to fail to recognize the target, delay recognition,
or recognize it incorrectly:
• Poor lighting conditions (dim, low light) or poor
visibility (due to heavy rain, snow, dense fog,
etc.).
• The camera is facing the direct direction of the
light source or the light intensity is insufficient.
• Rapid changes in light (e.g., entering and
exiting a tunnel).
• Interference with camera operation due
to weather conditions (heavy rain, snow,
fog, scorching heat or extremely cold
temperatures).
• The surface of the camera is adhered to by
ice, snow, frost, rain, fog, water, dust and other
foreign objects.
• Uneven roads or other causes cause the
vehicle to bump or sway.
• The camera view is obscured.
• A warped or damaged windshield that results
in a camera position or angle that differs from
that of the vehicle from the factory, and a
change in the color of the windshield can also
have an effect on the camera.
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