How To Install Veement VU12 WiFi Mirror Dash Cam User Manual
With its Sony Starvis Sensor and high transmittance glass lens, the Veement VU12 rear view mirror camera can record in up to ultra HD 4K (3840*2160P) for the front view and 1920*1080P for the rearview. This allows you to capture license plates from a distance and see key details like road conditions and signs with greater clarity. In addition, the broad front 170 and rear 160 lens dual camera ensures a smaller blind area and more roadside scene recording. With the built-in WiFi module, the VU12 front and rear dash cams can be operated and adjusted, recording videos can be viewed on your phone using the “RoadCam” APP without removing the SD card, and you may save time and effort by providing crucial footage when filing an insurance claim. In addition, your dash cam’s GPS feature collects precise speed and location information while you’re driving. You may use an APP to download and share films on social media or with your family.
Utilizing a 12-inch IPS full touch screen, the Veement mirror car camera efficiently reduces glare and the visual impact of rear high beam lights. Additionally, a user-friendly user interface will facilitate and ease your operation. fitted with an exceptional Sony ”Starvis” sensor, which guarantees crisp detail capture even in the lowest light levels and enhances low light sensitivity. Make it your most reliable protector.
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Product Overview
Installation Instruction
- The pre-installation test is a must before the final installation.
- Insert a formatted memory card (not included) into the product before your first use.
Step 1: Install the memory card into a card reader, then connect it to the computer to format it into FAT32.
Step 2: Tap < to enter Settings, then tap Format and Confirm to continue. Due to the data rate of the video being recorded, a reputable Class 10 or higher speed memory card must be used. - Professional installation of this product is generally recommended.
Step 1
Mount the Mirror Dash Camera over the original rearview mirror of the vehicle with the provided Mounting Strap, then adjust its angle of.
Step 2
Connect one end of the Car Charger cable to the USB Input port on the top side of the Mirror Dash Camera. Plug the other end of the Car Charger cable to the Cigarette Lighter Receptacle in the vehicle.
Step 3
Attach the AV Out connector of the Rear Camera with the AV In port of the Mirror Dash Camera, then snake the black cable of the Rear Camera through the body of your vehicle to the rear of it.
Step 4
Set the vehicle in reverse gear, then identify the wire that feeds the
Reverse Light from the rear light cluster. Tie the Red Trigger Wire with
the positive terminal of the correct wire.
Step 5
Insert the AV out connector of the Rear Camera Kit into the AV in port on the dash camera, then mount the Rear Camera Kit to the rear of the vehicle.
Step 6
Install the GPS Antenna to search GPS satellites and calculate the Mirror Dash Camera’s geographical position. Please make sure the side with the GPS letter faces upwards to receive a better signal.
Notes
- DO NOT connect the Red Trigger Wire to the Brake Light or Tail Light.
- After installation, the Mirror Dash Camera will display the Rear Camera’s view by default when starting the engine.
- The Rear Camera will be triggered when reversing, and the view will be from the Rear Camera.
- For better viewing, please clean the lenses of both cameras after installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
While some high-end models can last up to 24 hours, the majority of battery dash cams have a battery life of about 2-3 hours. It’s imperative to take the battery’s capacity into account.
You can wirelessly connect your dash cam to your smartphone or other device if it has Wi-Fi. With the help of a specialized mobile app or web interface, you can access and transfer recorded video files, change settings, and control the dash cam.
It can take anywhere from fifteen to eighty-five minutes to install a dash cam, including installation, power connection, and cable management. Remember that this is only an estimate and that the real-time may differ depending on specific factors like the complexity of the hardwiring or cable management.
Dash cam footage cannot be accessible without WiFi; it must be removed from the SD card and transferred to a computer. This can be an inconvenient and time-consuming process. Viewing and sharing video clips is more convenient for drivers when they have WiFi access to their smartphone recordings.
When the car is moving, a dash cam continuously records video, and it needs an SD card to store the video. Choosing an SD card with a bigger capacity ensures that the dash cam can save data quickly and without interruption. An SD card can store more footage before it needs to be rewritten.
Yes, you can view your dash cam footage on your phone in many situations. When a dash cam has Wi-Fi, you can use a special program to link your phone to the camera and see recorded or live footage from a distance.
The Smart Dash Cam app uses collision detection and auto-loop technology to automatically record every driving moment. With a trustworthy “silent witness” by your side, you may relax.
The amount of time a dash cam records might vary depending on several things, including recording quality and SD card capacity. However, you should anticipate that the camera will record in 1080p excellent quality for roughly this amount of time: 55 minutes – 8 GB. 110 minutes (1.8 hours) – 16 GB