How To Use Kingslim D5 Dual Dash Cam User Manual
A 4K dash camera, the Kingslim D5 can capture 2.5K (2560×1440@30fps)/1080P@60fps Full HD movies and 4K (2160P@30fps) UHD footage. It supports an app, up to 256GB of storage, GPS, and Sony night vision. In addition, the dash cam features a 6-layer glass lens, HDR (high-dynamic range) capability, and smartphone app management. Wi-Fi allows the Kingslim D5 to be linked to a phone app. Dash cam recordings may be viewed and managed via the app, which works with both iOS and Android smartphones.
What’s in the Box
Camera Overview
- Function Button
- Bracket Slot
- Front Camera
- Mini USB Power Port 1 (Power supply)
- Mini USB Power Port 2
- Memory Card Slot
- Reset
- Working Indicator
- Power Button
- Speaker
- Screen
Installation
- Insert a memory card (sold separately)
Tip: The D5 Dash Cam supports a Class 10 or above memory card of up to 256 GB (memory card not included). Please format the card in the camera before using it in the dash cam. Do not remove or insert the memory card when the dash cam is turned on as this may damage the card.
- Insert the GPS bracket into the bracket slot.
- Install the D5 Dash Cam on the windshield.
- Clean the windshield with a dry cloth.
Remove the static sticker film and apply the sticker to the windshield while making sure there are no air bubbles. - Peel off the film on one side of the double-sided adhesive tape and apply the tape to the D5 Dash Cam.
Peel off the film on the other side of the adhesive tape and - press the D5 Dash Cam firmly to secure it on the static sticker (if you wish to remove the dash cam, please take off the static sticker).
Note
You can stick the dash cam to the windshield without using the static sticker.
- Clean the windshield with a dry cloth.
- Adjust the viewing angle of the dash cam accordingly
- Connect the car charger to the dash cam. Plug the car charger into the cigarette lighter.
- Use the pry tool to hide the cables.
Frequently Asked Questions
A dual dash cam is a device that records video footage from both the front and rear of a vehicle simultaneously. It typically consists of two separate camera units, with one facing the road ahead and the other facing the interior of the vehicle. This allows for comprehensive video coverage, enhancing safety and security.
The specific features may vary, but common features of dual dash cams like the Kingslim D5 may include high-definition video recording, GPS tracking, loop recording, parking mode, and a user-friendly interface.
Installation instructions are usually provided in the user manual. Generally, you’ll need to mount the front and rear cameras securely, connect them to the main unit, and power the dash cam through your vehicle’s electrical system or a provided power source.
Yes, the Kingslim D5 Dual Dash Cam supports simultaneous recording from both the front and rear cameras.
The specific resolution and quality can vary, but it is common for dual dash cams to record in Full HD (1080p) resolution for clear video footage.
Yes, many dual dash cams allow you to view and download recorded footage by connecting to a smartphone or computer via a dedicated app or software.
Some models of dual dash cams, including the Kingslim D5, may include built-in GPS for location tracking, speed monitoring, and route recording.
Yes, many dual dash cams have a parking mode feature that can monitor your vehicle when it’s parked, capturing footage of any incidents or motion detected.
Loop recording continuously records video footage in short segments, overwriting the oldest files when the storage is full, ensuring that the camera never stops recording.
The Kingslim D5 Dual Dash Cam may support memory cards of various capacities. The maximum capacity is often specified in the user manual or product description.
Yes, it is designed to record in various lighting conditions, including both daytime and nighttime.
Many dash cams are designed to operate within a certain temperature range. Check the manufacturer’s recommendations to ensure it can handle extreme weather conditions.
The dash cam typically powers through your vehicle’s electrical system. Some models may have a small backup battery to save recordings in case of power loss.