When the Dash Cam is in working mode, when a collision is detected (such as a sudden braking or collision of a vehicle), it will generate an emergency photo and an emergency-related video, and store them separately. These files will not get deleted by loop recording function.

▶ Setting Camera Sensitivity

The higher the sensitivity of the Dash Cam, the easier it is to trigger photographing/taking videos; The lower the sensitivity of the Dash Cam, the less likely it is to trigger photographing/taking videos.

The default collision sensitivity of the Dash Cam is "Medium", and it supports the selection of collision sensitivity in seven levels: "High", "Medium-high", "Medium", "Medium-low", "Low", "Off" and "Custom".

Select the appropriate collision sensor sensitivity. In emergencies such as vehicle collision or sudden braking, the Dash Cam will be triggered to take pictures and generate an emergency photo and video. If you select "Off", in emergency situations such as vehicle collision or sudden braking, there will be no photos and videos. You can switch the collision sensing sensitivity of the Dash Cam through the following steps.

① After the mobile phone is connected to the Dash Cam, open the app, enter the "Device" interface, tap "Device Settings" > “Adjust collision sensitivity”.

② Select "Driving" / "Parking" and set the appropriate sensitivity.

▶ Set the duration of related videos during shooting

The default related video duration of the Dash Cam is "10s" and supports 4 options: "10s", "20s", "30s" and “Off”. You can follow the steps below to set the duration of related videos during shooting.

① After the mobile phone is connected to the Dash Cam, open the app, enter the "Device" interface, tap "Device Settings" > “Duration of related videos during shooting”.

② Set the duration of the short video according to your needs.