User Manual: Dual Dash Cam Front and Inside

1. Installation

The dash cam offers two mounting options: a suction cup mount and an adhesive mount. Choose the option that best suits your vehicle and ensures a clear view for both lenses.

• Suction Cup Mount: Clean the windshield area where you intend to mount the camera. Press the suction cup firmly against the glass and flip the lever to secure it.
• Adhesive Mount: Clean and dry the desired area on your windshield. Peel off the protective film from the adhesive pad and firmly press the mount onto the glass for at least 30 seconds. Allow 24 hours for the adhesive to fully bond before attaching the dash cam.

Position the dash cam behind your rearview mirror to avoid obstructing your driving view. Ensure both the front and interior lenses have an unobstructed field of view.

Image: Illustration of the two mounting options: suction cup and adhesive, demonstrating easy installation.

2. SD Card Insertion

The dash cam comes with a pre-installed 64GB Micro SD card. If you need to remove or reinsert it, ensure the dash cam is powered off. Gently push the SD card into the designated slot until it clicks into place. To remove, push it again until it springs out.

3. Power Connection

Connect the provided car charger cable to the dash cam's power input port and plug the other end into your vehicle's 12V power outlet (cigarette lighter socket). The dash cam will automatically power on and begin recording when your vehicle starts.

1. Dual 1080P Recording

The LAMTTO C310 simultaneously records video from both the front and interior cameras in Full HD 1080P resolution. The front lens captures a 170° wide-angle view of the road ahead, while the interior lens captures a 140° wide-angle view of the cabin. This ensures comprehensive coverage for accident evidence and passenger monitoring.

Image: Dual 1080P video recording capturing both the road ahead and the car's interior.

2. Night Vision with IR Lights & HDR Technology

The interior camera is equipped with 4 infrared (IR) lights, enabling clear video capture in low-light or dark conditions, which is particularly useful for taxi or rideshare drivers. High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology enhances video quality by balancing exposure in varying lighting situations, ensuring details are visible in both bright and dark areas of the frame.

Image: Night vision capabilities with IR lights for clear cabin recording in the dark.

Image: HDR technology improving video clarity across various lighting scenarios.

3. Loop Recording & Emergency Lock (G-Sensor)

The dash cam utilizes loop recording, which automatically overwrites the oldest video files when the memory card is full. This ensures continuous recording without manual intervention. The built-in G-sensor detects sudden impacts or collisions. When an event is detected, the current video segment is automatically locked and saved to a protected folder, preventing it from being overwritten by loop recording. This feature is crucial for preserving critical accident evidence.

Image: Loop recording and G-Sensor emergency lock feature in action, protecting accident footage.

4. Parking Monitor

With the parking monitor feature enabled, the dash cam will automatically begin recording a short video if it detects any vibration or impact while your vehicle is parked. This provides surveillance and evidence for incidents that occur when you are away from your car.

Image: The smart parking monitor feature, recording when vibration is detected while parked.

5. Screensaver / Undisturb Mode

The dash cam can record video with its screen turned off using the Screensaver feature. This prevents the screen from distracting the driver while ensuring continuous recording. To activate or deactivate, navigate through the menu settings.