How To Install HUPEJOS V7-4CH-64GB Car Dash Cam Front and Rear User Manual
The HUPEJOS V7-4CH-64GB Car Dash Cam is a high-tech camera for your dashboard that can record everything going on around your car. It has cameras on both the front and back, and both can record high-definition video to get clear pictures of accidents. With 64GB of storage, it has plenty of room for video files. The system’s four channels let you record at the same time from multiple angles, giving you a better idea of what’s going on around your vehicle for safety and security. The HUPEJOS V7 dash cam is great for drivers who want to feel safe on the road because it is easy to set up and has an interface that is easy to use.
WHAT’S IN THE BOX?
Product Overview
- TYPE C power port
- Rear camera head port
- The up button
- The menu button
- The down button
- The power button
- TF card slot
- Front Camera
- Inside Left Camera
- Inside Right Camera
- IR lamp
- Display
- Working indicator light
- Bracket
Operation Settings
Specifications
Resolution
- Menu settings 01440P+1080P+1080P when the front camera: is 2560×1440,
- the left camera inside the car: 1920×1080
- the right camera inside the car: 1920×1080;
Note: the rear camera is not displayed. - Menu settings 21080Px4, front camera: 1920×1080,
- left camera inside the car: 1920×1080
- Right camera inside the car: 1920×1080,
- Rear camera: 1920×1080
Installation
Installing a Memory Card (Recommended: U3 high-speedmicrosD card). Please insert a memory card (memory card capacity: 32GB-256GB, card speed: U3/- Class10/A2). The dashcam has certain requirements on the card speed of the memory card. For reliable operation. Memory Card installation: There is an icon indicating the insertion direction of the memory card. Please push the memory card into the card according to the direction indicated by this icon, until a “click” sound is heard in the card slot, indicating that the memory card is inserted properly.
Before using this card, please follow the steps below to format it properly: If the camera is recording, please press the (up) button to pause the recording, then press the ( M) button to enter the menu, then enter “Setting,” select the format, and confirm to format the memory card until it prompts “Formatted successfully”. After inserting the memory card, if the screen prompts “Card error. please format (please note that the recorder does not record at this time), please directly press the (Settings) button to enter the menu, and start the formatting process.
REMINDER
- On the 1st and 15th of every month, the machine will remind you to format the memory card. Don’t worry that the files will be deleted automatically. If the format is not operated., the files will not be deleted automatically.
- Please do not take the card out when the camera is recording in case the important video files missing.
- Please do not use bad cards or low-speed cards on the dash cam, as it is easy to stop or lose the recording due to the failure of a memory card.
- Before formatting the memory card, please check the event video folder in the SD card to see if any videos need to be saved separately, so as not to delete important videos by mistake.
INSTALLING THE CAMERA ONTO YOUR WINDSHIELD
- Attach the Suction Mount to the camera’s Mount Connector, pushing it in until it clicks.
- Thoroughly clean the windshield using water or alcohol, and wipe clean with a dry cloth.
- Wipe the Suction Mounting Pad clean on the Suction Mount.
- Securely attach the Suction Mount to the windshield, and rotate the locking clamp on the mount 90° upward until it clicks.
- Carefully route the power cable around the windscreen and tuck it under the trim.
- Rear Camera Installation: Please select the installation position on the rear windshield. We recommend that you select a position close to the center of the rear windshield, and avoid the defogging line on the rear windshield, so as not to affect the video effect. Remove the protection film of the sticky pad and rear camera lens, Fix the rear camera in the selected position and adjust the angle, then use the rear camera cable to connect the rear camera with the main front camera (NOTE: Waterproof Rear camera)
Second installation method
- Align the mount with the dash cam mount interface
then push in until the mount is installed. - Before installation, please power on the dash cam and check whether the shooting angle of the front and interior lens are appropriate through the recording view.
- Thoroughly clean the windshield with water or alcohol, then wipe it with a dry cloth. Stick the electrostatic sticker behind the rear-view mirror, which is the recommended position to prevent blocking your view while driving.
Note: The electrostatic stickers with two-sided protective film. Please remove the protective film from No. 1, paste the electrostatic sticker on the windshield, and then remove the protective film from No.2. - Remove the 3M tape from the mount, then fix the mount and camera on the electrostatics stickers.
- Carefully store the car charger cable in the direction
shown in the picture.
MAINTAIN YOUR CAMERA
Do not directly plug and unplug the cable or MicroSD card,
except when the camera is turned off. We do not encourage you to connect your camera with other hardwire kits, but if you insist on doing this, please have a look at those lower than 6V and higher than 2.5A. It is normal for the camera to be warm during operation. Excess exposure to heat from the sun may cause damage that isn’t covered under the 1-year warranty.
Trouble Shooting
WIFI CONNECTION GOES WRONG
Connection Prepare
- Mobile data/VPN is off
- 16 ft less close to your V7
- Only allowed 1 device connection
Connection Notice
- WiFi password: 12345678
Won’t enter Parking Mode
- Hardwire kit needed
- The screen prompts “ACC disconnected” when trying to enter parking Mode
- The blue light on the red light flash
The camera is always on after the car is turned down
- Wrong connection of Red wire and Yellow wire
- Please connect the red wire to the ignition fuse
Over Heat
- The camera should stay between -22°F-144°
FAQs of HUPEJOS V7-4CH-64GB
You’ll need a microSD card (included), a Phillips screwdriver for some mounts, and possibly trim removal tools to hide cables neatly.
Position it centrally on your windshield, just below the rearview mirror, to capture a wide field of view without obstructing your sight.
Mount it on the rear windshield or above the license plate facing outward, ensuring it has a clear view of the road behind.
Use the provided cable to connect the rear camera to the front camera, routing the cable along the car’s headliner and side panels to keep it hidden and secure.
Plug the power cable into the dash cam and connect it to a 12V power outlet in your car. For a cleaner installation, consider routing the cable around the edge of the windshield and dashboard.
Insert the microSD card into the slot on the front camera unit. Format the card using the dash cam’s menu to ensure it’s ready for use.
Yes, access the menu on the front camera to adjust settings like resolution, loop recording duration, and activate features like motion detection or parking mode.
Check the display on the front camera unit; it should show both the front and rear views if properly connected. You can switch views to confirm both cameras are working.
Regularly clean the lenses with a soft, dry cloth, check the cable connections, and format the microSD card monthly to ensure optimal performance.
Remove the microSD card from the dash cam and use a card reader to view the footage on a computer, or connect the front camera directly to a computer via USB.
Check all cable connections, ensure the microSD card is correctly inserted, and verify that the power outlet in your car is functioning.
Adjust the rear camera so it captures the entire road behind without too much sky or vehicle interior. Secure it in place once the ideal angle is found.
The dash cam is designed for use in a wide range of temperatures, but extreme conditions could affect performance. Check the manufacturer’s specifications for exact temperature ranges.
Enable the G-sensor or manually protect important files using the dash cam’s menu to prevent them from being overwritten during loop recording.
Ensure the lens is clean and adjust the exposure settings if your dash cam allows it. Position the camera to minimize glare from streetlights and oncoming headlights.