How To Use JOMISE K17 Rear View Mirror Camera User Manual
The JOMISE K17 is a 4K 12″ rearview mirror camera equipped with a Sony IMX415 sensor, offering 4K UHD image quality and 8-megapixel output. It features a 12″ IPS touch screen and Type-C power connection for faster charging. The camera provides Super Night Vision with WDR/HDR adjustment and includes smart functions like parking monitoring, a free 32GB card, G-Sensor, and speed alert. While the front camera quality is highly praised and the wide rearview reduces blind spots, some users have reported issues with glare from headlights at night and potential compatibility problems with vehicles having wider rearview mirrors.
What’s In the Box?
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
Appearance Description
- Front Camera
Record the front view of the vehicle. - Power Supply Port
Connect the car charger. - Rear Camera Port
Connect the rearview camera. - Micro SD Card Slot
Insert a Micro SD card (maximum support 128G). - GPS Port
Connect the GPS receiver. - Fasteners
Please use the silicone strap that comes with the. - Screen
11-inch IPS touchscreen - Power Button
Short press to turn off the screen, and long press to turn off the power.
- Recording
- Date & Time
- Playback
- Settings
- Start / Pause Recording
- Snapshot
- Front / Rear Image Switch
- Lock / Unlock
- Speed
- Driving Direction
- Screen Brightness Adjustment
Notice: You need to pause recording before entering into settings.
Installation
Mount the Mirror Dash Cam
- Step 1: Attach the upper end of the straps to the retaining hooks on the top of the rear-view mirror.
- Step 2: Pull out the front lens of the JOMISE G812 to match the
rearview mirror of the vehicle. - Step 3: Extend the straps around the back of the rear-view mirror and attach them to the bottom retaining hooks.
Rear Camera Installation
Use the provided double-sided tape or screws to fix the rear camera. The angle can be adjusted, so be sure to find a perfect viewing angle for your camera before fixing it.
- Install inside the vehicle
- Install outside the vehicle
Notice
- Make the connection first and ensure the machine works well before installing.
- Keep away from the driving operation and the active part of the car.
Do not get caught by screws or seat gaps. - When drilling holes in the car, please do not break the vibrator, tank, and wires.
- Before attaching the double-sided tape, please remove the stain or oil with alcohol cleaner from the surface.
- When the temperature is low, please warm up the mounting surface with a dryer, to improve the adhesion before sticking.
- The provided 3M sticker cannot be reused, or the adhesion will not be strong enough.
- Do not disassemble or change any part of this product, this will not be covered by warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
When replacing an existing mirror, rearview mirror cameras either come with their mount or slide over the mirror mount on your windshield. Mirrors that clip on cover your existing mirror and lock into position.
A rear camera mirror is a type of rearview mirror that provides an unobstructed 180-degree picture of what’s behind a car in addition to the conventional reflected view. The 180-degree image is provided via a camera installed at the back of the car and is displayed on the rearview mirror glass.
Images from a camera mounted to the back of the car are shown on an LCD screen integrated into the rearview mirror. A large area may be seen in the camera’s imagery.
A generic replacement mirror is available at your neighborhood auto parts store. Get a replacement kit for your rearview mirror while you’re there; it normally comes with hardware, glue, and cleaning supplies. Usually, the entire unit needs to be replaced rather than just the mirror glass.
There are numerous sizes and types of rear-view mirror cameras to suit the demands of all drivers. The most common kind has a single camera that only captures the car’s front end. It usually mounts to the rearview mirror of the vehicle and only captures one direction of vision.
There is a metal pivot point on certain cars where the rearview mirror is attached. The simplest to remove are these aluminum pivoting rearview mirrors. All you have to do is slide the bracket up or down the resting button after rotating the mirror to your side (approximately a quarter of an inch).
The resolution varies by model, but commonly available resolutions include Full HD (1080p) or even higher 4K Ultra HD for premium models.
Some rear-view mirror cameras are equipped with infrared or other low-light technology to provide clear images in low-light or nighttime conditions.
Yes, many rear-view mirror cameras can also function as dashcams, recording the road ahead and behind simultaneously.
In many regions, using a rearview mirror camera for recording purposes is legal, but it’s important to be aware of local laws and regulations regarding dashcams and their use while driving.
Most rear-view mirror cameras are designed to fit a wide range of vehicles. However, it’s essential to check compatibility with your specific make and model before purchasing.