Rexing V2 PRO-AI Dash Cam User Manual

Step 1: Installing the Electrostatic Stickers

1.1 Prepare Your Windshield

Thoroughly cleanse your windshield with water or alcohol. Wipe it dry with a clean, dry cloth to ensure a spotless surface.

1.2 Position the Sticker

Carefully peel off the protective film from the electrostatic sticker. Attach the sticker to the windshield, ideally behind the rear-view mirror. This position is recommended to avoid obstructing your view while driving.

(Diagram shows electrostatic sticker placement on windshield)

Step 2: Install the Front Camera

Attach the adhesive mount to the desired location on the windshield. Leave it undisturbed for at least 20 minutes before mounting the dash cam. Ensure the dash cam is placed in the middle of the windshield (behind the rear view mirror) in a safe, appropriate location where it does not obstruct the driver's view.

(Diagram shows front camera mounting on windshield)

Step 3: Install the Rear Camera

Mount the rear camera as shown in the diagram. Use the rear camera cable to connect it to the front camera.

(Diagrams show rear camera installation for rear and cabin views)

Step 4: Insert a Memory Card

You must insert a memory card before recording. The dash cam supports Micro SD cards up to 512GB. For reliable operation, use a Class 10 memory card with a capacity of at least 32GB.

Some cards may not be compatible depending on the manufacturer and type. Using an incompatible card may damage the device or corrupt data.

We strongly recommend formatting the micro SD card on the dash cam before initial use. Push the memory card into the slot until it locks in place.

(Diagram shows memory card insertion into the dash cam)

Step 5: Connect to the Power and Format the Memory Card

Connect the power cable to the vehicle's 12V-24V DC outlet. Use only Rexing-approved power cables. Using an incompatible charger can cause serious personal injury or damage to your device.

Follow these steps to format the memory card:

1. Press the OK button to stop recording.
2. Press the MENU button twice to enter Setup Settings.
3. Press the DOWN button to navigate to the "Format" option.
4. Press OK to confirm format.

(Screenshot shows "All data will be deleted" confirmation prompt with Cancel and OK options)

Step 6: Remove the Memory Card

Before removing the memory card, unmount it for safe removal.

1. Press the OK button to stop recording.
2. Press and hold the POWER button to switch off the device.
3. Gently push the memory card to release it.

Note: DO NOT remove the memory card while the device is in operation, transferring, or accessing information. This can result in data loss, corruption, or damage to the card or device. Rexing is not responsible for losses due to damaged memory cards.

Menu Settings: Resolution

The dash cam can record videos in two or three channels.

• Three-channel Mode: Front camera resolution: 1080p. Cabin and rear camera video resolution: 2304x648.
• Two-channel Mode: Front camera video resolution: 1080p. Cabin/Rear camera video resolution: 1080p.

Loop Recording

With loop recording enabled, the device continuously erases the oldest video as it records new ones.

Note: Any locked video files on the memory card remain protected and are not automatically deleted during loop recording.

(Interface shows loop recording options: 1 Minute, 3 Minutes, 5 Minutes)

Date Stamp

The date stamp can be viewed in the video.

Plate Number

The plate number can be shown on the screen.

(Interface shows plate number input field with characters A-F)

Record Audio

You can choose to record audio with video, or not.

G-Sensor

If a change in gravitational forces is detected (e.g., during an accident), the G-Sensor sends a signal to the camera, automatically locking the current video file to preserve crucial footage. Locked videos are found in the "\event" folder on the memory card.

Note: Locked video files are not erased by Loop Recording; they remain until manually deleted or the card is formatted.

ADAS (Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems)

1. Front Collision Warning: Receive an alert for potential collisions or hazards ahead.
2. Clear to go alert: Receive an alert when the car in front of you moves at a traffic light.
3. Pedestrian Alert System (PAS) Pedestrian Warning: Receive an alert when the PAS detects a person in front of your car.

LDW (Lane Departure Warning)

When the car deviates from its lanes, the Lane Departure Warning signals an alert or warning for potential collision hazards.

Volume

Adjust the dash cam's volume (Low/Medium/High).

Sensitivity

Choose a desired sensitivity level for ADAS and LDW.

(Interface shows sensitivity options: Low Sensitivity, Medium Sensitivity, High Sensitivity)

Date/Time

Use the following procedure to change the device's time, date, and date format.

(Interface shows date and time settings: 09/28/2021, 13:14:40, MM/DD/YY format)

Auto Power Off

The dash cam will power off after a selected period of time.

Beep Sound

Allows you to turn the device's button sound effect on or off.

Frequency

Set the light frequency according to your country's power supply specification (U.S. users should select "60Hz").

Language

Multiple languages are available in the settings.

(Interface shows language options: English, Français, Español, Português)

Lights Up

Use the following procedure to turn on or off the infrared lights.

Daylight Saving

Enable this feature when your region observes daylight saving time.

Time Zone

Choose the correct time zone to display accurate time on the video.

(Interface shows time zone options: GMT-05:00 New York, GMT-04:00 Caracas, GMT-03:30 Newfoundland, GMT-03:00 Buenos Aires)

GPS Speed Units

Select your preferred speed unit (KM/H, MPH) to display on the device and in the video.

(Interface shows speed unit options: Off, KM/H, MPH)

Screen Saver

Select a time duration for the screen to stay lit after recording starts.

(Interface shows screen saver options: Off, 1 Minute, 3 Minute, 5 Minute, 10 Minutes, Speed Date Screensaver)

Note: With the Speed/Date screensaver selected, you can review speed and date on the screen after 60 seconds without taking any actions on the device.

(Screenshot shows screensaver display with speed, time, and date)

Alternatively, you can press the POWER button to turn the LCD screen on or off.

Default Setting

Performing this operation will reset all device settings to their original values.

Note: Any user-customized settings will be lost.

(Screenshot shows "Return menu setting to defaults" confirmation with Cancel and OK options)

Version

Displays the current device firmware information.

Option 1: Vibration Detection

To enable the Parking Monitor, connect it with a Smart Hardwire Kit (sold separately).

(Diagram shows wiring connections: ACC, Battery, Ground)

This feature allows the dash cam to automatically switch to parking mode when the vehicle's engine turns off and return to normal recording when the engine turns on.

Gravity Sensing Record:

Gravity Sensing detects significant or sudden movement (like impacts or collisions), triggering an event recording. We suggest setting "Gravity Sensing" to High sensitivity for Parking Mode Recording.

Option 2: Motion Detection

To use this feature, connect it with a Rexing Intelligent Hardwire Kit (sold separately). Ensure Parking Mode is turned off on your dash cam to prevent malfunctions.

Once motion is detected, the intelligent hardwire kit powers up the dash cam automatically and records until the motion is cleared.

For installation tutorials, please visit:

https://www.rexingusa.com/hwk-install/

Alternatively, scan the QR code provided.

(QR code placeholder for installation tutorial)

Note: If not using the parking mode function, set Gravity Sensing sensitivity to low to prevent the memory card from filling with locked videos. DO NOT enable the Parking Monitor function without a smart hardwire kit, as it may cause a malfunction.