VSYSTO F3T Motorcycle Dash Camera

1. Introduction

The VSYSTO F3T Motorcycle Dash Camera is a comprehensive recording system designed for motorcycles. It features a 4-inch HD waterproof screen, 150° wide-angle starlight night vision front and rear cameras, a wired controller, and integrated Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) and GPS tracking. This manual provides detailed instructions for installation, operation, and maintenance to ensure optimal performance and longevity of your device.

2. Package Contents

Before proceeding with installation, please verify that all items listed below are present in your package:

• Host with bracket
• Front and rear cameras
• USB cable
• Power Cable
• GPS module
• Wired controller
• Tire Pressure Sensors (Optional)
• Installation accessories (screws, gaskets, cable ties, wrench)

Video: VSYSTO F3T Motorcycle Dash Cam Unboxing Video. This video demonstrates the contents of the package and initial setup steps.

Image: Connection Diagram. This diagram illustrates how the main components of the dash camera system connect to each other.

3. Setup and Installation

3.1 Memory Card Installation

1. Open the rubber cover on the side of the dash camera host.
2. Insert a compatible microSD memory card into the TF card slot. Ensure it is fully seated.
3. Secure the memory card slot cover with the provided screws using the small wrench.

Video: Memory Card Installation. This segment shows the process of inserting and securing the memory card.

3.2 Initial Power Test

1. Connect the wired controller and cameras to the main host unit.
2. Use the USB test cable to connect the system to a 5V 2A charger or power bank.
3. Verify that the dash camera powers on and displays video from both cameras. Check the indicator lights on the wired controller: a slowly flashing red light indicates normal recording, and a slowly flashing blue light indicates GPS is searching for satellites.

Video: Initial Power Test. This segment demonstrates connecting the system and verifying basic functionality.

3.3 Host Bracket Installation

1. Insert a gasket into the screw.
2. Fix the bracket onto the host unit using screws.
3. Choose the appropriate gasket based on your motorcycle handlebars.
4. Fix the bracket with screws and install nuts.
5. Tighten the assembly with a wrench to secure the host unit to the handlebars.

Image: Handlebar Bracket Installation. This image shows the components and steps for mounting the main unit to the handlebars.

3.4 Camera Bracket Installation

There are two methods for camera bracket installation:

Method 1: Adhesive Mounting

1. Install the shock-absorbing rubber ring onto the camera.
2. Install the circular bracket onto the camera.
3. Place a gasket into the base of the bracket.
4. Fix the bracket with screws, then tighten and secure with a wrench.
5. After assembling the camera bracket, attach it to the appropriate position on the motorcycle using the provided tape.

Method 2: Screw Mounting

1. Tighten the screw onto the motorcycle at the desired camera mounting location.
2. Secure the camera bracket to this screw.

Image: HD 1080P Dual Cameras. This image illustrates the placement and wide-angle coverage of the front and rear cameras.

3.5 Wired Controller Bracket Installation

There are two methods for wired controller bracket installation:

Method 1: Velcro Strap

1. Fasten the Velcro strap to the upper and lower sides of the controller with screws.
2. Wrap the Velcro strap around the handlebar and secure it.

Method 2: Handlebar Clamp

1. Select the appropriate size of handlebar fixing accessories based on your handlebar's diameter.
2. Fix the screw and tighten it with a wrench to secure the controller to the handlebar.

Image: Multifunctional Wired Controller. This image highlights the wired controller and its functions for safe and easy operation.

3.6 GPS Module Installation (Optional)

The GPS module needs to be exposed in a location without obstruction to receive a clear signal. The distance from the GPS module to the camera and main unit should be approximately 30cm to avoid signal interference.

Image: GPS Tracker. This image shows the GPS module and its function for satellite precise positioning.

3.7 Tire Pressure Sensors (TPMS) Installation (Optional)

The tire pressure sensors are optional. If not configured, they need to be purchased separately. Install the sensors on your tire valves and use the provided wrench to secure them. The system will display real-time tire pressure and temperature.

Image: Tire Pressure Sensors. This image displays the TPMS sensors and their function.

Image: Tire Pressure Display. This image demonstrates how tire pressure and temperature are displayed on the screen, with an alarm for low pressure.

4. Operating Instructions

4.1 Power On/Off

To turn the dash camera on or off, long press the function key on the wired controller. The system will display the VSYSTO logo upon startup.

Image: One-click Power On/Off. This image shows the wired controller being used to power the device.

4.2 Display Modes

Use the 'Up' key on the wired controller to cycle through different display modes:

• Picture-in-Picture Mode: Displays both front and rear camera feeds simultaneously, with one smaller feed overlaid on the other.
• Full Screen Front Camera: Shows only the front camera feed in full screen.
• Full Screen Rear Camera: Shows only the rear camera feed in full screen.
• Split Screen Display: Displays both front and rear camera feeds side-by-side.

Short press the 'Down' key once to switch to reverse mode of the rear camera with parking assist line. Short press the 'Down' key again to return to the previous display mode.

Image: HD 1080P Dual Cameras. This image illustrates different display modes available on the screen.

4.3 Assisted Driving Mode

Long press the 'Down' key to enter the assisted driving interface. This interface provides various driving data:

• Speed display
• TPMS display (if installed)
• Location (GPS coordinates)
• Short-term memory (trip distance, time, average speed)
• Long-term memory (ODO, total driving time, average speed)
• Date & Time

Long press the 'Down' key again to exit the assisted driving interface.

Image: Multifunctional Wired Controller. This image shows the various data points available in assisted driving mode.

4.4 Menu Navigation and Settings

Long press the 'OK' key to enter the main menu interface. Use the 'Up' and 'Down' keys to navigate and the 'OK' key to select. Key settings include:

• Video Clip Time: Adjust the duration of recorded video segments.
• MIC Sensitivity: Adjust microphone sensitivity for audio recording.
• Sound Record: Enable or disable audio recording.
• G-Sensor Sensitivity (GST): Adjust the sensitivity for emergency recording activation.
• Loop Recording: Set the loop recording duration.
• Date & Time: Set the current date and time.
• Speed Stamp: Enable or disable speed display on recordings.
• Time Zone Select: Set your local time zone.
• Mileage Reset: Reset trip mileage data.
• Overspeed Warning: Set a speed threshold for alerts.
• Unit System: Select metric or imperial units.
• GPS Status: View GPS connection status.
• TPMS Function: Enable or disable TPMS.
• TPMS Tire Pairing: Pair new TPMS sensors.
• TPMS Alarm Sound: Enable or disable TPMS alarm sound.
• TPMS Threshold: Set tire pressure and temperature alarm thresholds.
• R-Cam Mirror: Mirror the rear camera display.
• Protect Level: Set the G-sensor protection level.
• Beep: Enable or disable button beep sounds.
• Reset Setup: Reset all settings to factory defaults.
• WiFi Mode: Enable or disable WiFi.
• Format TF-Card: Format the memory card.
• FW Version: Display firmware version.

Image: Adjustable Brightness. This image demonstrates the screen brightness adjustment feature.

4.5 WiFi Connection and App Usage

The VSYSTO F3T supports WiFi connectivity for real-time video preview, download, and settings adjustment via a smartphone app.

1. Search for "WiFi Camera" on Google Play Store (Android) or Apple App Store (iOS) and install the app.
2. On your phone, enter the WiFi settings interface. Find the WiFi network name starting with "VSYSTO" or "MOTODV" and connect to it. The default password is usually '12345678'. (Note: WiFi is an internal network; your phone may show no internet connection, which is normal).
3. Open the "WiFi Camera" app and click "Preview" to see the real-time camera feed.
4. In the app, you can switch between front and rear camera images by clicking the button in the upper right corner.
5. Click "Online" to view files stored on the memory card. You can switch between front and rear camera video files by clicking the button in the upper left corner.
6. Use the "Edit" button in the upper right corner to delete or download video files. Downloaded videos can be played from the "Local" page or shared.
7. If GPS is connected, you can select the corresponding map on the APP settings page to view the driving route when playing saved videos.
8. The app's settings page allows you to adjust loop video time, sound record, G-sensor sensitivity, reset camera, and other functions.

Tip: When changing the WiFi password, please use only numbers or letters. Do not use special characters, as the system may not recognize them, preventing proper WiFi connection.

Image: WiFi Connection. This image illustrates the steps to connect your smartphone to the dash camera via WiFi and use the app.

Image: WiFi Interconnection. This image demonstrates viewing, editing, and downloading recorded videos in real-time via the mobile app.

4.6 Additional Features

• Loop Recording: The camera continuously records, overwriting the oldest files when the memory card is full. Emergency locked files are protected from being overwritten.
• Emergency Recording: The G-sensor automatically detects collisions and locks the current video segment to prevent it from being overwritten.
• Overspeed Warning: When your driving speed exceeds a preset value, the recorder will issue an alarm prompt.
• Temperature Display: The built-in temperature sensor displays ambient temperature, reminding drivers to adjust clothing as needed.
• License Plate Number Stamp: You can add your license plate number as a watermark on recorded videos. This feature requires a specific TXT document for upgrade. Contact VSYSTO for the TXT file.
• Shutdown Reminder: When turned off, the display counts down and reminds you to take your belongings. If no vibration is detected within 5 minutes, it will automatically shut down and enter the countdown page.

Image: Overspeed Warning. This image shows the dash camera displaying an overspeed alert.

Image: Temperature Display. This image shows the dash camera displaying the ambient temperature.

Image: Customize License Plate Watermark. This image demonstrates the license plate watermark feature on recorded video.

5. Maintenance

• Cleaning: Regularly clean the camera lenses and screen with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners. The system is fully waterproof, allowing for easy cleaning of external components.
• Memory Card: Format the microSD card periodically (e.g., once a month) through the device settings or the app to ensure optimal recording performance and prevent data corruption.
• Storage: When not in use for extended periods, store the dash camera in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
• Waterproof Connectors: Ensure all connectors are securely fastened to maintain the waterproof integrity of the system.

Image: Full Body Waterproof. This image emphasizes the waterproof and dustproof design of the dash camera system.

Image: Waterproof Connector. This image highlights the waterproof design of the system's connectors.

6. Troubleshooting

• Device not powering on:
  Ensure the power cable is securely connected. Check the power source (USB cable or motorcycle battery connection). If using the internal battery, ensure it is charged.
• No recording:
  Verify that a compatible microSD card is inserted and properly formatted. Check the loop recording settings in the menu. Ensure the device is not in pause mode.
• Poor GPS signal:
  Ensure the GPS module is installed in an open area without obstructions. Check the GPS status in the settings menu.
• TPMS alerts are incorrect or not showing:
  Ensure TPMS sensors are correctly installed and paired. Check TPMS settings and thresholds in the menu.
• WiFi connection issues:
  Verify the correct WiFi network name and password. Ensure no special characters are used in the WiFi password. Restart the dash camera and your phone's WiFi.
• Screen display problems:
  Check screen brightness settings. Remove any protective film that might be causing visual distortion.
• Buttons on wired controller not responding:
  Ensure the wired controller is securely connected to the main unit. If the phone is connected to WiFi, the wired controller cannot be operated. Disconnect WiFi to regain control.

7. Specifications

8. Warranty and Support

The VSYSTO F3T Motorcycle Dash Camera comes with a 1-Year Warranty from the date of purchase.

For technical support, warranty claims, or assistance with specific features like the license plate number stamp upgrade (requiring a TXT file), please contact VSYSTO customer service. Refer to the product packaging or the official VSYSTO website for contact information.