Rexing S1 Pro Dash Cam User Manual

The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. Visit www.rexingusa.com for the latest updates.

Notice

  1. Menu Setup Operation: The menu should be set up in non-video mode. If the device is in video mode, proceed after stopping the video recording.
  2. Memory Card: A new card must be formatted to the device before use. Continuous image recording for long periods may produce protected files that are not subject to long-term protection (these files may not be overwritten during loop recording) and storage fragments, which need to be cleared regularly to save stable storage space.
  3. Standard Voltage for On-board Charger: Standard input voltage is configured at 12V. If a charge voltage greater than 12V is found, contact your dealer or the service center to replace it with an applicable charger. An OEM charger must be used.
  4. Parking Monitor: Do not enable this function during driving. When enabled, repeated start/stop recording may affect the integrity of your video.
  5. Installation Location: Do not install the device within the range that could be impacted by an airbag or in a location that interferes with the driver's view or other safe operation of the vehicle. Make sure it is securely mounted.
  6. Feature Variations: The features described in this manual are available for all products of the same type. Your model may have come with optional or additional functions. Menu operations may vary. Please refer to the instructions that apply to your actual product.

⚠️ Warning

The battery (module or pack) must not be exposed to an overheat environment such as direct sunlight or flame. Never remove, strike, or squeeze the battery or put it in fire. Stop using the battery if it is ballooned, warped, leaking, or shows any other visible signs of damage.

Overview

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What's in the box?

The package includes the following items:

(Diagram showing these items is described textually.)

Camera Overview

I. Visual Features

The dash camera unit features several ports and buttons:

Note: GPS is an optional feature requiring the included GPS Logger. The S1 Pro does not support memory expansion.

(Diagram showing these features is described textually.)

Buttons and Description

ButtonDescription
M Button (Menu/Mode Switch)
  1. In standby mode, press to start/stop menu options (recording, photography, playback).
  2. In recording mode, press and hold for 3 seconds to enter picture-taking and playback interface. Press again to exit.
Record/Up/MIC Button
  1. In standby mode, press to start/pause video recording.
  2. Video Mode: Press to start/stop audio recording.
  3. Used for page up in menu setup and playback mode.
  4. During playback, press shortly to play fast rewind.
Power Button
  1. Press to start the device. Press and hold for 3 seconds to power off.
  2. In power-on state, press shortly to turn off/on screen backlight.
Down/Toggle Button
  1. Used for page down in menu setup and playback mode.
  2. Press to switch between front/rear camera view and PIP display.
  3. During playback, press shortly to play fast forward.
  4. In video mode, press to switch the IR light to OFF/ON/AUTO.
OK Button
  1. Functions as a confirmation in each setup.
  2. In video recording, press to start emergency recording.
  3. Press to switch Wi-Fi on/off.
  4. In photography or playback mode, press to take a picture or play back a file.
USB PortPower charging port/USB data cable port.
Power PortPower cable connection port.
Rearview Camera Connection PortRearview Camera Connection Port.
Reset PinholeIf the system crashes, use a pin to reset the system.

Installation

  1. Turn off the car's engine.
  2. Secure the dashcam to a place close to the original rearview mirror.
  3. Plug the GPS module into the GPS port and secure it close to the A-pillar of the car. The antenna receiver side (without 3M adhesive) should face outward, and the side with 3M adhesive should face down. Ensure it is properly secured.
  4. Plug the charger into the car's cigarette lighter and connect the device through the car charger.

Note: The charger extension cable can be wired along the edge of the windshield. The optional rearview camera should be mounted on the rear windshield. Pay attention to its orientation during installation; it can be wired against or above the interior's headliner. Plug the rearview camera connector into the rear camera port of the device once the camera is securely mounted. Adjust the lens position to ensure it remains horizontal with the ground. Start the engine to check the video operation of your device.

Installation Instructions

(Diagrams illustrate optimal installation locations and power cable wiring, as well as rearview camera wire routing.)

For the rearview camera, there are two wiring options, both featuring concealed wire routing against the edges of the doors:

It is recommended to install all components beforehand according to the drawing and test the system using the on-board charger power supply. Ensure the device is in good condition prior to installation. Contact the service center for any questions.

III. Turn on the Dash Cam

Connect the dash cam to the car charger after installation. Starting the car engine will start the device.

Note: Due to unstable voltages when starting the car engine, voltage fluctuations may be obvious in some vehicles. If a flashing screen or other operating problems occur when you start the engine, it is recommended to unplug the device from the charger before starting the engine and reconnect it after the engine is running.

Basic Operations

Main Interface

(Diagram shows the dash cam's main interface with icons for Wifi, Record, Playback, Parking, Power Volt, and Settings, along with navigation buttons.)

System Setup

I. Open the Setup Menu

Press the Menu Button to open the system menu setup. Select 'Settings'. Press the Up/Down Button to change the option and press the OK Button to confirm.

II. Video Mode - Setup

Select 'Record' on the main menu. Press the OK Button to start/pause video recording, or press the Record Button to pause/start video recording.

Note: Perform selective setups for primary options, such as setting the device's system time. Video Resolution options include FHDP30+FHDP30, FHDP30+HDP30.

  1. Loop Recording: 1, 2, or 3 minutes.
  2. WDR (Wide Dynamic Range): ON/OFF.
  3. G-SENSOR: Off/High/Moderate/Low. This function detects shock/impact and locks the video at the time of detection, saving it as a protected video. An icon indicating the lock will appear on the display.
  4. Time-lapse Monitoring Duration: 12h, 24h, 48h.
  5. Exposure Compensation: Options include +5/3, +4/3, +1.0, +2/3, +1/3, +0.0, -1/3, -2/3, -1.0, -4/3, -5/3.
  6. DVR Audio: Off/On.
  7. Date Stamp: Off/On.

III. System Menu Setup

Select 'Record' on the main menu. Press the OK Button to start/pause video recording, or press the Record Button to pause/start video recording.

  1. Date/Time: Set the system time (Year, Month, Day, Hour, Minute, Second). Press the OK Button to access [Date/Time] setup. Press the Menu Button to shift to the next setting. Use the Up/Down Button to set parameters. Press the OK Button to save and exit.

Note: To obtain a valid date and time record for evidence, please set the correct time and date before using the device.

  1. Screen Backlight: Options: Off, 1, 3, and 5 minutes. 'Off' keeps the screen on. Other options turn the backlight off automatically after a set time without operation, while recording continues.
  2. Key Tone: Off/On.
  3. Language Setup: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Traditional Chinese, and Russian.
  4. Frequency: 50HZ, 60HZ.
  5. IR Light Mode: Auto, On, Off.
  6. Default Setup: Cancel/Confirm. Selecting 'Confirm' restores the system to its default values.
  7. Version: Displays the current software version.

Taking Pictures

I. Taking a Picture

Depress the Menu Button to switch to picture taking mode. Press the OK Button once to take a picture.

II. Picture Mode Setup

When the picture taking function is in standby, press the Menu Button to access the picture taking setup menu. Use the Record/UP and Record/DOWN buttons to select parameters. Press the OK Button to save selections and return to the previous menu. Press the Menu Button to exit setup.

  1. Picture Taking Method: Single Shot, 2s Timer, 5s Timer, 10s Timer.
  2. Resolution: 12M (4032 x 3024), 10M (3648 x 2736), 8M (3264 x 2448), 5M (2592 x 1944), 3M (2048 x 1536), VGA (640 x 480).
  3. Continuous Capture: Off/On. When enabled, 3 pictures are taken consecutively.
  4. Picture Quality: Optimum, Standard.
  5. Sharpness: Strong, Standard, Moderate.
  6. White Balance: Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluorescent.
  7. Color: Color, Black & White, Sepia.
  8. ISO: Auto, 100, 200, 400.
  9. Exposure Compensation: +5/3, +4/3, +1.0, +2/3, +1/3, +0.0, -1/3, -2/3, -1.0, -4/3, -5/3.
  10. Anti-Shock: Off/On.
  11. Quick Preview: Off, 2s, 5s. After taking a picture, this setting allows you to determine if the picture is desirable.
  12. Date Stamp: Off, Date, Date/Time.

Playback and Delete a File

I. Browsing Files

Select the playback folder on the main menu or press the Menu Button to switch to playback mode. Press the Up/Down Button to browse your video files and pictures.

II. Playback

When browsing files, video files are presented with a play icon (▶️) on screen. Press the OK Button to play the video and press it again quickly to stop playback.

III. Deletion and Protection

When browsing files in playback mode, quickly press the Menu Button to enable pop-up menu options. The following operations are available:

Note: Locked files cannot be simply deleted. Unlock the file before deletion.

IV. Slide View

Recorded files are played automatically at a set time interval.

V. Back to homepage

Return directly to the homepage.

Playback on Computer

When using the USB cable to connect with a computer, the [UP] and [DOWN] buttons can be used to select options in the pop-up menu. Use the [OK] button to confirm your selection.

  1. Mass Storage: Can be used to play a file on the device or copy any file to your computer.
  2. Video: Video can be used as a power source for video recording.

Parking Monitor

Note: A Smart Hardwire Kit (included in the package) is required to activate the parking monitor feature. A USB cable cannot provide this function.

I. Power Voltage Protection

From the 'Power Voltage' menu setup on the main menu, select a voltage (11.8-12.5V) for switching off the device when the car engine is turned off for parking. For example, 11.8V means the device automatically switches off when the detected vehicle battery voltage drops below 11.8V.

(Diagrams show the dash cam interface, one displaying the main menu and another showing the 'Protect volt: 11.8 (V)' setting.)

II. Monitoring Mode

In the monitoring mode menu setup on the main page, when a smart hardwire connection is detected, turning on the parking monitor enables modes: Super Night Scene and Time-Lapse video monitoring.

(Diagrams show the dash cam interface with parking mode options.)

  1. Time-Lapse Video Monitoring: Videos recorded in parking mode are approximately one-sixth to one-tenth the size of normal videos, allowing for more storage.
  2. Super Night Vision: Time-lapse photography in parking monitoring mode is recorded at sixty frames per minute, allowing for clearer video in low-light or night conditions.
  3. Parking Monitor: In parking mode, when a shock/impact is detected, recording will start and last for 1 minute.

Note: Monitoring duration options include 12h, 24h, 48h.

Mobile Connection

When the device is paired to a mobile phone via Wi-Fi, it can be controlled through the Mobile App.

Basic Operations:

I. Download the Rexing Connect App

  1. Please go to the RexingUSA website and download the app for Android or Apple iOS systems.
  2. Open the app after installation. A pop-up message will ask if you allow Rexing Connect to access your location. Click 'OK' to allow access. (If location access is denied, you won't be able to show your location in shared activity.)

(Smartphone screenshot shows the location permission prompt.)

III. Wi-Fi Connection

For an initial connection, access Wi-Fi setup. Find your network and input the password. Later connections require no password input.

  1. Select Wi-Fi ON/OFF on the main menu or press the OK Button to turn on the Wi-Fi. Press again to turn it off.

(Diagrams show the dash cam's Wi-Fi screen and a smartphone's Wi-Fi Connect screen.)

  1. Search for Wi-Fi on your phone and find SSID: E89_***. Input the password (default is 12345678).
  2. Click 'Connect' to complete the connection. When a connection is established, the Wi-Fi icon on the device's screen turns from white to green. To view camera images, return to the app.
  3. Click the 'Saved' button on the bottom to check video files and pictures. You can click a file to play it online or download it to your mobile phone.

(Smartphone screenshot shows the 'Saved' files list in the app.)

IV. App Overview:

(Smartphone screenshot shows the Rexing app's main interface with controls.)

  1. Press the 'Record/Stop' button to pause/start recording.

Note: To begin a new setup, use the 'Settings' menu. Press the 'Record/Stop' button to pause recording before starting a new setup.

  1. Press the 'Settings' button on the bottom to set up system parameters.

(Smartphone screenshot shows the Rexing app's Settings menu.)

  1. Click the 'Photo' button to review photos.
  2. Click the 'Change View' button to toggle between camera views (front, cabin, rearview).
  3. Click 'Switch to Photo Mode' to take a picture in real time.
  4. Click the 'Record/Stop' button to quickly stop/start video and audio recordings.

Note: Information is based on the current app version. Pictures are for reference only. The app is subject to change without prior notice. Refer to your product.

GPS Player

I. Install a GPS Module

Typical installation locations for the GPS module are on the center console or sun visor. The module should face outward or upward, with the back side (adhesive tape) facing inward or downward to ensure effective satellite signal reception.

(Diagram illustrates optimal installation locations and power supply wiring.)

II. Installation and Operation of GPS Player

  1. Unzip the 'LUCKY PLAYER' file and double-click 'setup.en' to install.
  2. After installation, double-click the 'LUCKY PLAYER' icon on your desktop to use it.

(Screenshot shows the LUCKY PLAYER software interface.)

  1. When LUCKY PLAYER is used, a pop-up message may appear. Right-click in the text range and select 'Allow blocked content'.

(Screenshot shows a security warning pop-up.)

  1. Click 'Yes' to confirm and display a map with GPS tracking.

(Screenshot shows the security warning confirmation.)

  1. Click 'ADD' in the GPS player to load a video file with GPS tracking information, or drag the video file directly to the player window. When the computer is connected to the internet, the player shows a map with GPS tracking information while driving.

(Screenshot shows the LUCKY PLAYER software displaying video with GPS tracking data.)

Note: The GPS player is based on the current version. Pictures are for reference only and subject to change without prior notice. Please refer to the actual version.

Product Specifications

SpecificationDetails
SDRAMBuilt-in
SpeakerBuilt-in
MICBuilt-in
Display3.0" TFT
Video Resolution1080P + 1080P + 1080P
Loop RecordingSupport 1, 2, and 3 minutes
Parking MonitorYes
G-SensorYes
Video formatH.264
Picture formatJPG
Operating Temperature-4°F ~ 150°F (-20°C ~ 65°C)
Input CurrentDC 5V 1500mA

Note: Product specifications are subject to change with software updates. Please refer to your product.

General Troubleshooting

TroublePossible CausesSolution
Failure to power on• Dead battery• Plug in the charger to charge the battery.
Automatic shutdown during operation• The automatic shutdown function is enabled.
• Dead battery.
• In standby mode, automatic shutdown is activated when no time is set.
• Set time/date.
• Plug in the charger to charge the battery.
Pictures taken are not saved• Power was cut before pictures could be saved.• Charge device.
Failure to record video or take pictures• MicroSD card is not inserted or recognized by the device.
• MicroSD card is full.
• MicroSD card contains images taken by another vehicle's dashcam.
• Plug in the card. If not recognized, unplug and plug it in again, or clean card contacts. Back up data and format the card.
• Delete unnecessary files or format the card after backup.
All buttons fail to function• Program error or incorrect operation.• Press the reset key to restart the device.

Warranty & Support

Warranty

The Rexing S1 Pro Dash Cam comes with a full 12-month warranty. Register your product on the official site (rexingusa.com/support/registration) to extend the warranty to 18 months.

Support

For questions regarding your product, contact us at care@rexingusa.com or call (877) 740-8004. Queries are typically answered within 12-24 hours.

Your opinion matters

Rexing is committed to improving its products, services, and user experience. We welcome constructive feedback and suggestions.

Connect with us today at care@rexingusa.com.

Thank you for choosing Rexing!

FCC Compliance

FCC ID: 2AW5W-S1PRO

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.

(Logos for FC, ROHS, CE, and "MADE IN CHINA" were present in the original document but are omitted here as per instructions.)

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