1. Product Overview
The NaviFly F83 is a 6.25-inch motorcycle CarPlay dash cam featuring two waterproof cameras for front and rear video recording. It offers wireless CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity, allowing riders to access APP services such as GPS navigation, music playback, Bluetooth calls, and voice assistance directly from their phone. The device's IP67 waterproof casing ensures reliable operation in harsh outdoor environments, including rainy conditions.
Figure 1: NaviFly F83 Product Overview with key features.
Main Unit Components
| Number | Function Description |
|---|---|
| 1 | Light Sensor |
| 2 | Microphone receiving hole |
| 3 | TF Card slot hole |
Button Function Definitions (Cable Clicker Control)
| Number | Description | During Operation | Incoming Call |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Cycle Button | Short press to enter rear view interface/return to previous interface Long press for 10 seconds to power off | Short press to answer the phone (only in CarPlay mode) |
| 5 | Camera Button | Short press for one-click capture Long press for 3 seconds to lock the video | Short press to hang up the phone (CarPlay mode only) |
| 6 | Main Interface Button | Short press to enter main interface/mobile connectivity interface Long press for 5 seconds to toggle touch functionality on/off | NA |
2. Product Component List
The following components are included with your NaviFly F83 device:
| Name | Description | Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| Main Unit | 6.25-inch HD Display (1560 * 720), 2-channel camera interface, Touch control, Bluetooth, WiFi, Audio output, FHD High-definition video | 1 |
| Power Cable | 6V-30V / 2.5A current / ACC power | 1 |
| Camera | AHD High Definition (1080P) / 4PIN BM connector | 2 |
| Cable Clicker Control | Supports functions such as one-key photo capture, page switching, answering and ending calls, etc. | 1 |
| Allen Key | Used to fasten the screws of the cable clicker control and bracket base | 1 |
| Motorcycle Dash Cam Bracket | Used to fix the machine with the bracket on the motorcycle dash cam | 1 |
| Cross Screwdriver | Used to fasten the screws of the TF card slot cover | 1 |
| Allen Key 1 | Used to fasten the screws of the upper and lower covers of the bracket and the screws of the bracket base link | 1 |
| Allen Key 2 | Used to fasten the front and rear camera | 1 |
3. Product Specifications
| Item | Function Overview | Performance Indicators |
|---|---|---|
| System | Operating Language | Simplified Chinese / Traditional Chinese / English / Russian / Spanish / French / German / Japanese / Korean / Italian / Portuguese |
| Operating Interface | Graphical menu operation | |
| Operation Method | Touch | |
| Smart Connectivity | WIFI, Supports Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, and Wifi Video | |
| Video Input & Display | Video Input | 2-channel HD video input |
| Recording Mode | Default power-on recording, no missing seconds | |
| Recording Format | 1080P H.264 video, saved separately for 2 channels | |
| Real-time Display | 6.25-inch HD IPS screen, 1560*720 | |
| Video Playback | Local Playback | Playback locally, view anytime |
| Screen Protection | Can be set to 1 minute / 3 minutes / 5 minutes | |
| Recording Storage | MEMORY card | CLASS10 U1, maximum support 256GB |
| Audio Section | Audio Output | After CarPlay/Auto phone projection, the phone's Bluetooth can connect to Bluetooth headphones for music playback or answering calls |
| Microphone | Supports microphone recording, menu can be set to disable | |
| Other | Power Input | Supports 6-30V step-down circuit |
| Overall Power Consumption | Less than 10W (screen display, 2-channel camera recording) | |
| Operating Temperature | -20~70 degrees Celsius |
Figure 2: Detailed product features and specifications.
4. Setup
4.1 Memory Card Requirements
The stability of video recording is highly dependent on the quality of the memory card. For optimal performance and safe video recording, please use memory cards from reputable brands such as SanDisk, Kingston, Toshiba, and Samsung. The memory card must have a speed certification of at least Class 10 and support up to 256GB capacity.
4.2 Memory Card Installation
To install the TF card:
- First, remove the TF card slot cover.
- Insert the memory card into the device.
- Reinstall the TF card cover.
- Finally, lock the two screws to secure the cover.
Note: Pay attention to the direction of the card when inserting. For a visual guide, refer to the product demonstration video from 0:00 to 0:07.
Figure 3: TF Card Slot Diagram.
4.3 Mounting Bracket Installation
Follow these steps to install the mounting bracket:
A. Details of Bracket Accessories
- Clamp Bottom Cover
- Bracket Base Connecting Rod
- Screw 1
- TPU Pads (25.4#, 22#, 28#)
B. Bracket Installation Steps
- Install the appropriate size TPU pads onto the corresponding slots of the bracket bottom cover and bracket connecting rod.
- Install the bracket bottom cover onto the handlebar of your motorcycle.
- Connect the bracket connecting rod and the bracket bottom cover together.
- Use Screw 2 (Allen Key 2) to secure them firmly.
- Finally, secure the entire bracket assembly and the main unit using Screw 2.
Figure 4: Installing TPU pads on the bracket components.
Figure 5: Securing the bracket assembly and main unit.
4.4 Cable Clicker Installation
Install the cable clicker control on the left handlebar of your motorcycle and secure it with screws.
Figure 6: Cable clicker control installation on the handlebar.
4.5 Connection Instructions
A. Power Cable Connection
Connect the power cable as follows to the corresponding wiring positions on your motorcycle:
- Red wire: ACC (Accessory power)
- Yellow wire: B+ (Battery positive)
- Black wire: Ground
Note: Ensure to confirm the corresponding ACC/B+/ground interfaces on the motorcycle, connect them one-to-one, and tighten. Always use the original power cable provided.
Figure 7: Power cable wiring diagram.
B. BM Connector Wiring
Connect the components to the main unit via the BM connectors:
- Connect the front and rear cameras to the corresponding BM connector on the main unit and tighten them. (Note: Wires are marked with Front/Rear CH1/2).
- Connect the cable clicker control to the corresponding BM connector on the main unit and tighten it. (Note: Wire is marked with Controller).
- Connect the power cable to the corresponding BM connector on the main unit and tighten it. (Note: Wire is marked with Power).
Figure 8: Connecting cameras to the main unit.
Figure 9: Connecting power and cable clicker to the main unit.
4.6 Front and Rear Camera Installation
Install the front and rear cameras separately at the front and rear of the motorcycle, ensuring they are securely in place.
Figure 10: Recommended placement for front and rear cameras.
4.7 Overall Installation Schematic
This diagram illustrates the complete installation of all components on a motorcycle.
Figure 11: Overall installation schematic of the NaviFly F83 system.
5. Operating Instructions
5.1 Interface Explanation
The main interface of the device provides quick access to various functions:
Figure 12: Main interface layout with numbered functions.
- Home Button: Click to return to the home page.
- Brightness Key: Click to adjust the screen brightness.
- Audio Output Shortcut Key: One-click to enter the demonstration screen for connecting Bluetooth headphones to the phone.
- Camera Shortcut Button: Click to view the recording interface.
- Switch Button: Click to switch between the front camera screen, rear camera screen, and motorcycle preview.
- Record Button: Click to start recording video, click again to stop recording.
- Photo Button: Click to take a photo with one click.
- Lock Button: Locks the currently recording video to prevent loss.
- Apple CarPlay: Connects to Apple devices.
- Android Auto: Connects to Android devices.
- WiFi Video: Click to enter connection mode, watch and record videos on your phone.
- Audio Output: After CarPlay/Auto phone projection, the phone's Bluetooth can connect to Bluetooth headphones for music playback or answering calls.
- Video Playback: Click to view videos on the video screen.
- Settings: Click to access the settings menu.
5.2 Automatic Brightness Adjustment
The built-in light sensor automatically detects ambient brightness and adjusts the screen for comfort. In automatic brightness mode, manual adjustment is disabled. To toggle automatic brightness, click the 'AUTO' button on the sidebar. You can also manually adjust brightness by dragging the white dots on the slider in the brightness settings.
Figure 13: Brightness adjustment settings.
5.3 Status Bar Icons Explanation
| Icon | Description |
|---|---|
 | Recording in progress |
 | Bluetooth function enabled |
| Bluetooth connected |
 | WiFi enabled on the device |
 | Motorcycle battery voltage |
| MEMORY card inserted |
| MEMORY card not inserted |
5.4 Rain Mode (Screen Lock)
To prevent accidental touches from raindrops on rainy days, you can long-press the third button on the cable clicker control for 5 seconds to activate Rain Mode. Once activated, touchscreen functionality will be disabled. To unlock, long-press the third button on the cable clicker control for 5 seconds again.
5.5 Apple CarPlay Connection
To connect your iPhone via Apple CarPlay:
- Click the Apple CarPlay button on the device's interface.
- Select the Apple CarPlay option.
- On your iPhone, turn on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
- Connect to the device's Bluetooth, named MT02-XXX.
- When prompted on your iPhone, select to use CarPlay with 'SmartScreen'.
Once Bluetooth is successfully connected, Apple CarPlay will be active. The device will attempt to automatically connect to the last connected phone when powered on. Note: Apple CarPlay only supports Apple phones.
Figure 14: Apple CarPlay connection instructions on device.
Figure 15: Apple CarPlay interface displayed on the device.
To disconnect CarPlay, first turn off the Bluetooth button, then turn off the WiFi button in your phone's settings.
Figure 16: Phone settings to disconnect Bluetooth and WiFi.
5.6 Android Auto Connection
To connect your Android phone via Android Auto:
- Click the Android Auto button on the device's interface.
- Select the Android Auto option.
- On your Android phone, turn on Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.
- Connect to the device's Bluetooth, named MT02-XXX.
Once Bluetooth is successfully connected, Android Auto will be active. The device will attempt to automatically connect to the last connected phone when powered on. Note: Android Auto only supports Android phones.
Figure 17: Android Auto connection instructions on device.
To disconnect Android Auto, forget the Bluetooth connection in your phone's settings, and then turn off the WiFi button.
5.7 WiFi Video Connection
To connect for WiFi Video functionality:
- Scan the QR code displayed on the device screen to download the corresponding application.
- Open the application and follow the prompts to connect to the device's WiFi network. The WiFi name will be RTSP-XXXXX and the password will be 12345678 (as shown on the device screen).
After connecting, the device will enter the recording screen, and no operations can be performed directly on the device. You can watch or download recorded videos, adjust machine parameters, etc., directly on your phone via the app. Closing the WiFi connection on your phone will disconnect the device. It takes approximately one minute after disconnecting to operate on the machine again.
Figure 18: WiFi Video connection screen with QR code and password.
5.8 Dash Cam Operation
When a memory card is inserted, the system automatically enters recording mode. The red dot in the camera interface will blink to indicate active recording. Camera images are not displayed on the main page; click the camera shortcut button to view the recording interface.
Figure 19: Dash cam recording interface with dual camera view.
The following functions are available in the dash cam interface:
- ● Click to start recording, click again to stop recording.
- 🔒 Click to lock the current video with one touch.
- 📸 Click to take a snapshot with one touch.
- 🏠 Click to return to the main interface.
- 📱 Click to quickly return to the mobile connectivity interface.
- 🎤 Click to toggle the recording sound on or off.
5.9 Audio Output
After connecting to Apple CarPlay or Android Auto, you can use your phone's Bluetooth to connect to Bluetooth headphones. All sounds from the device will be transmitted to your Bluetooth headphones for music playback or answering calls.
If you experience any sound abnormalities, please disconnect your phone from the headphones and reconnect.
5.10 Video Playback
To view recorded videos and photos:
- Click the Video Playback button on the main interface to enter the video playback interface.
- You can select from Video, Photo, or Locked Video folders.
- Click the select button next to a file to delete, lock, or unlock it.
- Use the play/pause button (▶) to control playback.
- Use the next/previous buttons (▶▶ / ◀◀) to switch between videos or photos.
- Click the fullscreen button to play the video in fullscreen.
- Click the back button (←) to return to the previous screen.
Figure 20: Video playback interface.
6. Settings
The settings options are divided into three main categories: General, Camera, and System.
Figure 21: General, Camera, and System settings tabs.
6.1 General Settings
- Brightness: Adjust screen brightness. You can enable/disable auto-brightness and set minimum/maximum brightness levels.
- Assistive Touch: This is a floating window button in screen projection mode on your phone. You can choose to turn it on or off.
- Clear Connections: Click to clear the connection history with your phone (Bluetooth, WiFi, screen playback).
- Touch Mode: Choose between Normal Mode and Rainwater Mode. Rainwater Mode disables touch functionality when activated via the cable clicker button to prevent accidental touches.
6.2 Camera Settings
- Record Resolution: Set video recording resolution (1080P or 720P). Default is 1080P.
- Split Time: Configure video segmentation time (1 minute, 3 minutes, or 5 minutes). Default is 1 minute.
- Microphone: Turn microphone recording on or off.
- Rear Mirror Image: Turn the rear camera mirror image on or off. This option allows for flexible camera installation.
6.3 System Settings
- Language: Select the operating language (Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, English, Russian, Spanish, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Portuguese).
- Date and Time: Set the year, month, day, hour, minute, second, and time format.
- Storage Info: View information about the inserted memory card, including remaining available capacity.
- Format: Format all data on the inserted memory card. It is recommended to format the card when first inserted and regularly to ensure sufficient capacity.
- Factory Reset: Restore all settings to their initial factory state.
- Firmware Version: View the current firmware version of the device.
7. Troubleshooting
| Issue | Solution |
|---|---|
| Unable to start (Supports 6-30V motorcycle use, cannot use high voltage) | 1. Check if the three wires of the step-down line are firmly connected or damaged. 2. Check if the BM connector is tightened. |
| Touch invalid | 1. If touch is invalid when starting up, please wait for normal startup before operating again. 2. Check if the touch screen is damaged. Do not touch the screen with sharp objects, as this may cause scratches and damage. |
| Camera No Image | 1. Before use, please purchase the manufacturer's compatible camera. 2. Check if the BM connector is loose. |
| Machine Overheating / Jamming | 1. Avoid direct sunlight or prolonged exposure. 2. When the temperature is too high, the device will automatically protect itself and stop working. |
| CarPlay Cannot Connect | 1. Initial connection may take longer. 2. CarPlay is only supported by iPhone. 3. Check if the phone's WiFi and Bluetooth functions are normal. 4. Go to phone settings > General > CarPlay in the car, delete all records and reconnect. 5. Restart the iPhone and reconnect. |
| Android Auto Cannot Connect | 1. Only supported by Android phones. 2. Upgrade the Auto-related program on the phone to the latest version. 3. VPN function should not be enabled during screen mirroring. 4. Check if the phone's WiFi and Bluetooth functions are normal. 5. Restart the Android phone and reconnect. |
| WiFi Video Cannot Connect | 1. Try upgrading the application version. 2. Check if the machine's MEMORY card is inserted. 3. Check if the machine's mode is switched to WiFi Video mode. |
8. User Tips
- Secure Mounting: Ensure all bracket components are securely fastened to prevent movement during rides.
- CarPlay/Android Auto Stability: If you experience frequent disconnections or issues with CarPlay/Android Auto, try restarting your phone and the device. Ensure your phone's operating system and the device's firmware are up to date.
- Memory Card Maintenance: Regularly format your memory card (e.g., monthly) to maintain optimal recording performance and prevent data corruption.
- PDF Manual: For additional detailed information and diagrams, please refer to the official user manual PDF available at User Manual (PDF).
9. Maintenance
- Cleaning: Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the screen and exterior of the device. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
- Water Exposure: While the device is IP67 waterproof, avoid prolonged submersion. Ensure all covers (e.g., TF card slot) are securely closed to maintain water resistance.
- Temperature: Operate the device within the specified temperature range of -20°C to 70°C. Avoid extreme heat or cold.
- Cable Integrity: Periodically check all cables and connectors for signs of wear or damage. Ensure they are securely connected.
10. Warranty and Support
For warranty information, technical support, or service inquiries, please contact your retailer or the manufacturer directly. Keep your proof of purchase for warranty claims.
