Rexing V360 Dash Cam User Manual

1. About This Manual

This manual describes the device's functions and features in detail. Note that all descriptions included here are based on the device's default settings. Images and screenshots may differ in appearance from the actual product. Content may differ from the final product or from software provided by service providers, and are subject to change without prior notice.

Rexing is not liable for performance issues caused by applications from any provider other than Rexing, or for issues caused by failure to install the device as stated in this manual. Customizing the installation may cause malfunction and data corruption or loss, which are violations of the Rexing agreement and will void the warranty.

2. What's in the Box?

The following items should be found in the package:

• 1. Rexing V360 Dashboard Camera: The main dash cam unit.
• 2. Dash Cam Adhesive Mount: A bracket with adhesive for mounting the camera to the windshield.
• 3. Cable Management Tool: A plastic tool to help route and secure cables.
• 4. Car Charger (12ft): A charger with a long cable for powering the device from a vehicle's 12V outlet.
• 5. Rear Camera and Cable: A secondary camera and its connecting cable.
• 6. Cable Adhesive Spacers: Small adhesive pads for securing cables.
• 7. V360 Quick Start Guide: A brief guide to get you started quickly.
• 8. Safety Guide: Important safety information.

The items supplied with the device and any available accessories may vary depending on your region. Appearances and specifications are subject to change without prior notice.

3. Overview

3.1 Device Layout (Side & Top)

The Rexing V360 features the following ports and buttons:

• 1. Power Button: Used to turn the device on or off manually.
• 2. Mini-USB Port: Connect the car charger cable here to power the device.
• 3. AV Port (Rear Camera Port): Connect the rear camera cable to operate the rear camera.
• 4. Micro SD (TF) Card Slot: Insert your memory card here.
• 5. Not Supported: This port is not used.

Diagram shows a top/side view of the dash cam unit with labels pointing to the Power Button, Mini-USB Port, AV Port, and Micro SD Card Slot.

3.2 Screen Overview

Reference the following screens to identify icons and text displayed on the device's screen:

Current Display Example: 2019-02-16 14:52:59 | Please insert TF card

Screen Icons in General Mode:

• 1. ▶️ Record: Initiates video recording.
• 2. ? Take Photo: Captures a still image.
• 3. ? Library: Accesses recorded videos and photos.
• 4. ⚙️ Settings: Opens the device settings menu.
• 5. ?️ Screen Display Mode: Changes how the screen displays information (e.g., front, rear, or split view).
• 6. ? Current Date: Displays the current date.
• 7. ⏰ Time (24H): Displays the current time.
• 8. ? Recording (On): Indicates that the device is actively recording.
• 9. ⚡ Battery Charging: Shows the charging status.
• 10. ? Video Recording: Specific icon for video recording mode.
• 11. ? Lock: Locks the current video clip to prevent overwriting.

Diagram shows the dash cam screen displaying various icons and status indicators, including date, time, recording status, and available modes.

4. Getting Started

4.1 Installing the Dash Cam Mount

Mount the camera in a safe, appropriate location where it will not obstruct the driver's view. Clean your windshield once you've chosen a location. Peel the sticker off the back of the 3M adhesive and firmly apply the mount to your chosen location on the windshield. Wait at least 20 minutes before attaching the dash cam to the mount. Then, slide the camera into the mount until it clicks into place.

Diagram illustrates the process of attaching the mount to the windshield and then sliding the dash cam unit onto the mount.

4.2 Inserting a Memory Card

Note: Using an incompatible card may damage the device, the memory card, or corrupt the data stored on it. Always use a compatible memory card. Always power down the device before removing the memory card. The manufacturer's warranty does not cover any losses, including loss of data, due to the use of a damaged or a corrupt memory card.

Rexing V360 accepts “High-endurance” Micro SD memory cards (class 10 or higher) with a maximum capacity of 256GB. Depending on the memory card manufacturer and type, some cards may not be compatible with your device. Using an incompatible card may damage the device or the memory card, or corrupt the data stored on it.

Visit www.rexingusa.com/memory-card to view recommended cards.

Inserting a Memory Card:

1. Press and hold the ? POWER button to turn the camera off.
2. Insert the card in the orientation shown.
3. Push the card into the slot.
4. Listen for a click sound that signals the card is securely inserted.

To remove the memory card:

1. Press and hold the ? POWER button to turn the camera off.
2. Gently push the memory card in until you hear a click, and allow the spring release to push the card out.

Diagram shows the back of the dash cam unit with the Micro SD card slot and the orientation for inserting the card.

4.3 Powering the Camera and Formatting the Memory Card

1. Powering the Camera:

Connect your camera to your vehicle via the included car charging cable to power your camera and charge the battery while driving. Connect the charger to the car cigarette lighter or 12V DC power outlet, then insert the Mini-USB end of the charger into the Mini-USB port on the camera.

Diagram shows the dash cam connected to the car charger, which is plugged into a car's cigarette lighter socket.

• You should always connect the camera to a power source while recording. The internal battery is primarily used to save files in the event of an emergency and can handle a maximum of 15 minutes of disconnected operation.
• If the battery is completely depleted, the device will not turn on immediately when the charger is connected. Allow a depleted battery to charge for at least 5 minutes before attempting to turn on the device.
• If the device receives an unstable power supply while charging, the screen may not function properly. Unplug the charger if this occurs.
• While charging, the device may heat up; this is normal and should not affect performance or lifespan.
• If the device is not charging properly, contact an authorized Rexing Service Center or Customer Care.

Warning: Connecting the charger improperly may cause serious damage to the device. Any damage caused by misuse is not covered by the warranty. Use only Rexing-approved chargers. Using unapproved chargers or cables can damage the device or cause the battery to explode.

2. Formatting the Memory Card

Important! Always back up important data stored on the memory card before formatting. For best results, format the memory card using the Format function on the camera. The manufacturer's warranty does not cover loss of data resulting from user actions.

Always format the memory card correctly before using a new card. Follow these steps:

1. Make sure you have inserted your memory card, then turn on the camera by connecting to a power source. (Note: If the camera is ON and not recording, proceed to Step C).
2. Press the ▶️ Video Recording icon to stop recording.
3. Press the ⚙️ Settings icon.
4. Press the ⚙️ System Settings icon to enter the system setup menu.
5. Press ? Format and OK to confirm and format the card.

At this point, disconnect from the power source. The camera will shut down automatically after 10 seconds. The next time the camera is connected to power, it should start up and begin recording automatically.

Screenshot shows the System Settings menu with options like Language, Sound, Date, Restore, Format, Factory, and Version. The 'Format' option is highlighted.

4.4 Mounting the Front Camera

Follow these steps to install the camera:

1. Insert the plastic mount piece into the open space located on the back of the camera and slide the camera down to secure it to the windshield.
2. Carefully route the power cable around the windscreen and tuck it under the trim.
3. Plug the car charger cable into a 12V DC power outlet or the car cigarette lighter.
4. Plug the charger into the Mini-USB port on the device.

Once the vehicle is started, the camera will automatically power on and start recording.

Diagram shows the front camera being mounted on the windshield and the power cable being routed behind the trim of the car's interior.

4.5 Mounting the Rear Camera

Mount the rear camera as shown below. Use the provided rear camera cable to connect the rear camera to the front camera.

Diagram illustrates the installation of the rear camera, showing its placement on the rear of a vehicle and the routing of its cable to the front dash cam unit. It also shows a close-up of the rear camera port on the front unit where the cable connects.

5. Basic Operation

5.1 Device Power

The V360 will automatically power on and start recording once it begins receiving a charge, such as when you start your car. To turn the device on manually, press and hold the ? POWER button until the welcome screen appears.

The Rexing V360 dash camera will switch on or off automatically if you keep it permanently connected to the car charge. V360 will automatically start recording when it's powered on. After power is disconnected, the device will shut down after 5 seconds.

Note: The device will remain on when it is connected to a hardwire kit or cigarette lighter socket that is receiving constant power. This may result in draining the vehicle battery. If the car cigarette lighter provides constant power to the dash cam, the unit will not turn on or off with the vehicle.

Diagram shows the dash cam unit and indicates that pressing and holding the POWER button turns the device on manually. Another indicator shows the camera automatically starts recording when powered on.

5.2 Menu Settings

1. Power the camera on. If the device is ON and in a different mode, press the ?️ Screen Display Mode icon and toggle to the desired mode.

2. If the camera is recording, press the ▶️ Video Recording icon to stop recording. If the camera is not recording, go to step 3.

3. Once in the desired mode (i.e., video), press the ⚙️ Settings icon once to enter the settings menu for the mode.

4. Use ◀️ and ▶️ icons (or navigate with buttons) and toggle to the desired setting.

5. Select the desired setting option.

6. After choosing the setting, press the ⚙️ icon to return to the current mode.

Screenshot shows the System Settings menu with options for Language (English, 简体), Sound (Low, Medium, High), Mute (On, Off), Date, Restore, Format, Factory, and Version. The 'English' language option is selected.

5.3 Display Control

To reduce power consumption, you may press the ? POWER button to toggle the built-in display on or off. The camera will continue to record with the display on or off.

Diagram shows the dash cam unit with an arrow pointing to the POWER button, indicating it can be pressed to toggle the display on or off.

5.4 Video Recording

The camera will automatically start recording when the device receives a charge (i.e., the vehicle is started). When in Video Recording mode, the device will display a blinking red dot (?) near the upper left corner of the screen. It will also show the time of the current recording in the upper left corner of the screen.

Stop Recording

Video recording will automatically stop when the device isn't receiving a charge. It can also be stopped manually by pressing the ▶️ Video Recording icon.

5.5 Video Playback

Playback of videos can be done on the device or a computer.

1. Device Playback

Follow these steps to play back recordings on the device:

1. Click the ▶️ Video Recording icon to stop recording.
2. Click the ? Library button to enter the Playback Mode.
3. Use the left three icons to toggle between front videos, rear videos, and photos.
4. Swipe the screen to toggle through your videos.
5. Click to play the selected video.
6. Use the ?️ Screen Display Mode button on the top right to change the way the video is displayed.
7. To stop playback, press the ↩️ back arrow on the top left of the screen.

Screenshots show the playback interface, including file lists, video playback controls, and screen display mode options (Wide Mode, Ball Mode, Around Mode, Four Mode).

5.6 Taking Photos

Taking and Viewing Photos

1. Taking a Photo

1. Click the ? Photo icon to take a photo.

2. Viewing Photos

1. Click the ▶️ Video Recording icon to stop recording.
2. Click the ? Library icon to enter Playback Mode.
3. Swipe on the screen to toggle through your photos.

3. Delete Videos and Photos

1. Click the ▶️ Video Recording to stop recording.
2. Click the ? Library to enter Playback Mode.
3. Swipe on the screen to toggle through your photos.
4. Hold on your selected video/photo for 2 secs and then press OK to delete it.

Locking Videos

While in Video Recording Mode, you can tap the ? Lock icon to lock a 30-second clip to memory. This will ensure that Loop Recording will not overwrite the clip when the memory card is full. Locked videos can be identified on the memory card as the ones with "_SOS" appended to the end of the file name. Note: Locked video files will not be erased by Loop Recording. Locked files will remain on the memory card until they are manually deleted, or when the card is formatted.

6. Mode Setup

6.1 Video Mode Settings

In Video Recording Mode, you must first stop recording by tapping the ▶️ Video Recording icon. Press the ⚙️ Settings icon to open Video Settings.

Loop Vid (Loop Recording)

Default setting: 1 Minute. Video will be continually recorded in 1, 2, or 5-minute segments. When the storage limit is reached on the memory card, new recordings will automatically overwrite oldest recordings. Locked video files on the memory card will remain protected and will not be overwritten by Loop Recording.

Note: Turning Loop Recording off would require you to manually clear recordings from your memory card whenever storage is full, thus it is highly recommended to keep Loop Recording enabled.

G-sensor

Default setting: Medium. Select this setting to initiate an automatic file lock on the current recording when a change in gravitation forces occurs, such as in a vehicular accident. Note: Locked videos are located on the memory card as the ones with "_SOS" appended to the end of the file name.

Auto Start

Default setting: On. When enabled, the camera will begin recording as soon as it is powered.

Record Audio

Default setting: On. Allows you to enable or disable audio recording with your videos.

Mirror

Default setting: On. Horizontally flips the image of the rear camera to present a mirrored perspective similar to using the rear-view mirror to look behind your vehicle.

Screen Saver

Default setting: Off. Specifies the duration for which the display will stay on after the device was powered on or last interacted with. Having this setting disabled (default) will keep the display on constantly, though you may manually toggle the display by pressing the ? POWER button.

Screenshots show various video mode settings including Loop Vid (1 min, 2 min, 5 min options), G-sensor (Low, Med, High, Off options), Auto Start (Off, On options), Record Audio (Off, On options), Mirror (Off, On options), and Screen Saver (Screen, 1 min, 2 min, Off options).

6.2 System Settings

In Video Recording Mode, you must first stop recording by tapping the ▶️ Video Recording icon. Press the ⚙️ Settings icon to open Video Settings. Tap the ⚙️ System Settings icon on the bottom left.

Language

Default setting: English. Set your preferred menu language.

Sound

Default setting: Medium. Change the volume of the device's sound effects. Note: This setting does not affect the captured audio of your recordings.

Date

Set the time and date on your device. To enter the date and time, tap on the value you want to change and use the - and + buttons to adjust.

Note: The date and time will be reset when using the Restore Defaults function. Also, if the battery is fully discharged or removed from the device, the time and date may be reset.

Format

Performing this operation will format the memory card, clearing it of all video files. This will also place the playback software installer for PC on the memory card. Note: Locked videos will also be cleared, so ensure you have backed up your important footage before formatting the card.

Factory

Performing this operation will reset all settings to their default values.

Version

Displays the current device firmware information.

Screenshots show System Settings options including Language (English, 简体), Sound (Low, Medium, High), Date, and Version (Veegoo_Rec_V2.63020181229_01).

7. Product Specifications

8. Warranty and Support

The Rexing V360 Dash Cam comes with a full 12-month warranty. If you register your product on our official site (https://www.rexingusa.com/support/registration), you can extend the warranty to 18 months.

Support

If you have any questions regarding your product, please do not hesitate to contact Rexing support at care@rexingusa.com, or call at (203) 800-4466. Queries are typically answered within 12-24 hours.

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