Dash Cam Manuals & User Guides

ദി ഡാഷ് കാം brand designation on Manuals.plus encompasses a wide variety of white-label and generic dashboard cameras manufactured by various OEMs. These devices are often sold under model names such as GT300, V22, or simply as '4K Mirror Dash Cam' and 'Car DVR' without a specific parent manufacturing brand listed on the packaging. They are typically available through major e-commerce platforms like Amazon, AliExpress, and eBay.

Common features across these devices include 1080P or 4K video resolution, loop recording, G-sensors for collision detection, parking monitoring modes, and wide-angle lenses. Many of these generic units utilize shared firmware and mobile applications for connectivity, such as 'Viidure' or 'RoadCam'. This page serves as a central resource for user manuals, installation guides, and troubleshooting instructions for these diverse but functionally similar vehicle safety devices.

• Why is my Dash Cam not loop recording?

  Check if the G-sensor sensitivity is set too high. If the card fills up with 'locked' files (protected from deletion), loop recording will stop. You may need to format the SD card and lower the G-sensor sensitivity.

• What SD card should I use?

  Most generic dash cams require a high-speed microSD card, typically Class 10 or U3, with capacities ranging from 32GB to 128GB depending on the model specification.

• How do I connect to the dash cam WiFi?

  Enable WiFi on the camera settings, then search for the SSID (often named 'CarDVR' or similar) on your phone. The default password is frequently '12345678' or '88888888'. Use the recommended app like Viidure or RoadCam to view footage.

• Why does the screen turn off while driving?

  This is likely the 'Screen Saver' or 'LCD Power Save' feature, which turns off the display to prevent distraction while the camera actually continues to record in the background.