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Page 1 F701  F201 (Optional)  User Manual English V22.05.12 www.fasalliance.com...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
6: Operation 3.2 Part Name 6.1 Recording 3.2.1 Front Camera F701-DR Front View 3.2.2 Front Camera F701-DR Rear View and Dimension 6.1.1 Power-on and Start Recording 3.2.3 Front Camera F701-DR Bottom View and Dimension 6.2 Playback 3.2.4 Front Camera F701-DR View Display Icon Names 6.2.1 Browse File...
Page 3 Table of Contents 7.2 Video Settings 11: Speciﬁcation 7.2.1 Exposure 11.1 Front Camera F701-DR 7.2.2 Refresh Rate 11.2 Rear Camera F201-IR (Optional) 7.2.3 Audio Recording 12: Troubleshoot 7.2.4 Stamp Display 13: Warranty and Product Support 7.2.5 Rotate Rear Cam 13.1 Warranty 7.2.6 Exposure Rear Cam...
Page 4 We highly recommend using Lexar microSD cards with FAS-Alliance dash cams. Our dash cams have been tested speciﬁcally for use with Lexar branded SD cards. We recommend using at least a 64GB U3 card for the F701-DR series. If connecting to our rear cam, we advise using a 64GB U3 or 128GB U3 card for best results.
Page 5: 2: Safety Information
Safety Information For user’s safety and to avoid property damage, read through this manual and follow these safety instructions to use the product properly. DANGER Failure to observe the following directions could result in injury, death, or property damage: General ‣...
Page 6 Safety Information Children and Pets ‣ Ensure that the product is out of the reach of children and pets. Other Information ‣ Use the product at a temperature between -15°C ~ 65°C (5°F ~ 149°F) and store the product at a temperature between -25°C ~ 75°C (-13°F ~ 167°F).
Page 7 FAS-CAM is NOT responsible for the loss of any recorded video during operation. ‣ Although the device was designed to withstand high-impact car collisions, FAS-CAM does NOT guarantee the recording of accidents when the device is damaged as a result of the accident.
Page 8 Safety Information FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION INTERFERENCE STATEMENT FAS-CAM F701 F201 www.fasalliance.com WARNING: 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.
Page 9: 3: Product Overview
Front Camera Mount Power Cable (Cigarette Cable Clips Quick Start Guide Lighter) F701-DR Quick Start Guide What’s included in box for F701-DR Qué incluye la caja para F701-DR Cable Tucker Tool Alcohol & Dry Wipes Dash Cam Mount Cable Clips...
Page 10 Product Overview ‣ 3.2 Part Names 3.2.1 F701-DR Front Camera Front View Magnetic Front Camera Mount Bracket Slot Power / Menu / Conﬁrm Button Connects the Front Power button: Press and hold Camera GPS Mount Pin about 5 seconds to turn on / oﬀ...
Page 11 Product Overview ‣ 3.2 Part Names 3.2.2 F701-DR Front Camera Rear View and Dimension Power Indicator Width  Indicates the power 52-mm (2.05-inch) connection status Directional Menu Selector / Full View Selector Selection options in Menu options Switch between full front / rear view...
Page 12 Product Overview ‣ 3.2 Part Names 3.2.3 F701-DR Front Camera Bottom View and Dimension Length  90-mm (3.54-inch) Width  M OD E L: F 701 -D R I NPUT: 5V MADE IN CHINA 22.97-mm (0.90-inch) Reset Button Press with a Pin to reset the Front...
Page 13 Product Overview ‣ 3.2 Part Names 3.2.4 F701-DR Front Camera View Display Icon Names Icon Name Graph Recording Time TF Card (SD Card) Speed GPS Signal Front Camera Battery Recording Indicator Microphone Loop Recording Parking Mode Exposure G-Sensor Sensitivity Rear Cam Exposure...
Page 14 Product Overview ‣ 3.2 Part Names 3.2.4 F701-DR Front Camera View Display Icon Names Icon Name Chart Icon Description Icon Description Front View Cam 4K Recording Enable No GPS Signal Rear View Cam 2K Recording Enable GPS Signal Weak Audio Recording Disabled...
Page 15 Product Overview ‣ 3.2 Part Names 3.2.5 F701-DR Front Camera Dash Camera Mount and Dimension Front View Rear View GPS module Adhesive Tape Side Place a 3M Tape on the top and mount the Dash Power Cable Port   Cam to a designated (Type-C USB 5.2V)
Page 16 Product Overview ‣ 3.2 Part Names 3.2.6 Rear Camera (Optional) Front View and Dimension Adhesive Tape Side Place a 3M Tape on the top and mount the Angle Adjustment bracket to a Modify the F201-IR Rear designated location Camera view angle Angle Adjustment Locking Knob Lock the view angle of F201-IR F201-IR Camera Cable...
Page 17: Insert Tf Card (Sd Card)
Installation ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.1 Insert TF Card (SD Card) *Memory card not included. ‣ Insert the memory card into the memory card slot in the front camera. Recommended Brand Lexar® Professional 1066x microSDXC™ UHS-I Cards SILVER Series - Best option for long term use...
Page 18: Unit Test
Installation ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.2 Unit Test Unit test helps users ensure that camera functions are working properly before they proceed to the installation. The angle of attachment / detachment is about 35° ‣ Connect the front camera to the front camera mount.
Page 19 ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.2 Unit Test *Skip this step if you only purchased the F701- DR front camera. ‣ Locate the rear camera and rear camera USB-C Extension Cable. Connect the front camera and the rear camera using the rear camera USB-C Extension Cable.
Page 20 Installation ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.2 Unit Test ‣ Locate the power cable. Connect the power cable to the car cigarette lighter socket and the other end of the power cable to the front camera mount. ‣ Camera:...
Page 21 Installation ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.2 Unit Test ‣ Power Indicator: ON ‣ Recording Indicator: ON - RED (while recording during protected mode) ‣ Power on the front camera by starting the vehicle ignition. ‣ Remove protective covering on camera screen and lens.
Page 22 Installation ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.2 Unit Test Startup ‣ Language: select a preferred system language. Refer to Chapters:  ‣ 7.1.1.2 Presets Mode Time Zone: select your time zone. 7.1.1.2 & 7.2.3 Audio Recording  ‣ Daylight Saving: select ON or OFF base on your 7.3.1 Date &...
Page 23 Installation ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.2 Unit Test Full View Selector ‣ After complete the initial setup, system will automatically switch to Main View. ‣ If you purchased the F201 rear cam, use the button to switch between front and rear views.
Page 24 Installation ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.2 Unit Test ‣ We recommend formatting the TF Card (SD Card) using the camera’s internal format application before initial recording. Enter Menu Press the Power Button Once ‣ Enter MENU NOTE: The estimated “Available TF ‣...
Page 25 Installation ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.2 Unit Test Power-oﬀ the vehicle ignition ‣ Power oﬀ the front camera by turning oﬀ the vehicle. ‣ Disconnect the power cable. ‣ Disconnect the rear camera cable from both the rear camera and front camera.
Page 26: Front Camera Pre-Alignment
Installation ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.3 Front Camera Pre-Alignment * Check with your state and municipal laws before mounting the product to the windshield This step helps users ﬁnd their desired front camera placement before using 3M adhesive tape to attach the mount to the windshield.
Page 27: Surface Preparation
Installation ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.4 Surface Preparation Recommended Attach Area Alcohol Wipes Alcohol Wipes ‣ Before attaching the mount, use the alcohol pads to wipe down the area on the windshield. ‣ After using the alcohol pads, use the cleaning cloth to dry the area.
Page 28: Optional Electrostatic Film
3. Peel the top of the ﬁlm & apply the sticky side on the windshield. Apply pressure to the ﬁlm and remove any air bubbles for a strong bond to the windshield. 4. Securely attach the FAS-CAM Mount to the windshield on top of the electrostatic ﬁlm in the dotted box and adjust the view angle accordingly.
Page 29: Power Cord Wiring Placement - Cigarette Lighter
Installation ‣ 4.1 F701-DR Front Camera Installation 4.1.6 Power Cord Wiring Placement - Cigarette Lighter Door Weather Seal START Glove Compartment Ceiling head-liner Cigarette Socket If needed, use the provided cable clips under the glove compartment to clip and hold the cable.
Page 30 Video Tutorials Follow along with our installation video for a smoother installation...
Page 31: Rear Camera Pre-Alignment
Installation ‣ 4.2 F201-IR Rear Camera Installation 4.2.1 Rear Camera Pre-Alignment & Surface Preparation *Skip this step if you only purchased the F701- DR front camera. Alcohol Wipes Alcohol Wipes ‣ Place the rear camera on the back windshield to ﬁnd the desired placement location.
Page 32: Rear Camera Installation
‣ 4.2 F201-IR Rear Camera Installation 4.2.1 Rear Camera Installation *Skip this step if you only purchased the F701- DR front camera. ‣ Peel oﬀ the backing of the pre-attached 3M adhesive on the rear camera. Attach the rear camera to the desired location on the back windshield.
Page 33: Rear Camera Wiring Route And Placement
Installation ‣ 4.2 F201-IR Rear Camera Installation 4.2.3 Rear Camera Wiring Route and Placement *Skip this step if you only purchased the F701- DR front camera. START Driver’s Interior Trim Ceiling Trim Interior Trim Back Trim Depending on the either the driver...
Page 34: Rear Camera Wiring Route And Placement For Suvs
Installation ‣ 4.2 F201-IR Rear Camera Installation 4.2.4 Rear Camera Wiring Route and Placement for SUVs *Skip this step if you only purchased the F701- DR front camera. **SUV’s or Vehicles with Tailgate Trunks Only Trunk Trim Trunk Trim If needed, set the cable clip on top of the rear deck to clip and hold the cable.
Page 35: Power-On
Installation 4.3 Power-On It is recommended to keep a portion of the vehicle engine hood in the front view of the camera. ‣ Power-on the front camera by starting the vehicle ignition. ‣ ‣ Power: ON View the displayed front view and adjust the front camera to the desired angle. ‣...
Page 36 Installation 4.3 Power-On *Skip this step if you only purchased the F701- DR front camera. Make sure to close the trunk door before reviewing the displayed rear camera view on the front camera. Full View Selector Split View Selector ‣...
Page 37: 5: Fas-Capture / Fas-Mode
FAS-CAPTURE / FAS-MODE 5.1 FAS-CAPTURE FAS-CAPTURE Instant FAS-CAPTURE will capture your desired image in place so you don't need to rewind your videos to search for important info. It protects and locks previous, current, and next loop recording clips from being accidentally overwritten.
Page 38: Fas-Mode
FAS-CAPTURE / FAS-MODE 5.2 FAS-MODE FAS-MODE Continuous FAS-MODE will continuously record the scenes on the road in protected mode until you exit FAS-MODE. This feature gives you peace of mind in the event of an emergency so you won’t have to worry about losing important footage.
Page 39: When To Use
FAS-CAPTURE / FAS-MODE ‣ 5.2 FAS-MODE 5.2.1 When to Use USE FAS-MODE TO PROTECT YOUR FILES Activate FAS-MODE to protect video ﬁles from being overwritten and to continue recording when emergencies occur. FAS-MODE ensures strong evidence is preserved for police investigations and insurance claims if you encounter emergencies, accidents, collisions, etc.
Page 40 FAS-CAPTURE / FAS-MODE ‣ 5.2 FAS-MODE 5.2.1 When to Use USE FAS-MODE TO CONTINUOUSLY RECORD WHEN THE ENGINE IS OFF Activate FAS-MODE to continue to record videos using the camera's internal battery. The camera can detach from the vehicle for handheld use to record wherever the evidence is located.
Page 41 FAS-CAPTURE / FAS-MODE ‣ 5.2 FAS-MODE 5.2.1 When to Use USE FAS-MODE TO RECORD VIDEOS WHEN YOUR PHONE IS UNAVAILABLE Use FAS-MODE if you need to record videos of the accident while using your cell phone to call emergency responders. FAS-MODE will continue to record events while the driver can get out of the car to check on the...
Page 42 How to Read Side Bar Main Menu FILES VIDEO Enter Menu / Conﬁrm Conﬁrm Power Indicator Selection (OK) Direction Menu Selector Move Left Return Button / Menu Exit Previous Menu Direction Menu Selector ▶ Move Right No Assigned Feature ‣ Power: ON ‣...
Page 43: Recording
Operation ‣ 6.1 Recording 6.1.1 Power-on and Start Recording Startup View Main Menu FILES Conﬁrm Selection (OK) Recording View Move Left Previous Menu ▶ ‣ Connect the power cable to the Move Right camera and the car’s power source. ‣ No Assigned Start the engine.
Page 44: Playback
Operation ‣ 6.2 Playback 6.2.1 Browse File FUNCTION DEFINITION To playback past video recording on the Main Menu camera. To playback on the computer see FILES Chapter "8: Video Playback App" Conﬁrm Selection (OK) Move Left Previous Menu ▶ Move Right No Assigned Feature ‣...
Page 45 Operation ‣ 6.2 Playback 6.2.1 Browse File FILE NAME FILE TYPE Function / Description Date Time View source Main Menu Example 220603 144437 F / R VIDEO MOV video ﬁle FILES Format YYMMDD HHMMSS Front / Rear PROTECTED Protected MOV video ﬁle PHOTO JPG image ﬁle VIDEO /...
Page 46: Delete File
Operation ‣ 6.2 Playback 6.2.2 Delete Files Main Menu FILES VIDEO / PHOTO ‣ Conﬁrm In “VIDEO” or “PHOTO” folder, press Selection (OK) to delete the selected video ‣ “WARNING MESSAGE Delete File?” Move Left option: 1. Select option, and press key to Previous Menu...
Page 47: Play And Pause File
Operation ‣ 6.2 Playback 6.2.3 Play and Pause File ‣ In “VIDEO” folder, select a video and press key to enter player Main Menu ‣ FILES key to PLAY current video Press VIDEO ‣ Press key again to PAUSE the video Player PLAY ‣...
Page 48: Protect And Unprotect File
Operation ‣ ‣ 6.2 Playback 6.2.4 Protect and Unprotect File 6.2.4.1 Protect File Protect File ‣ Press key to “PROTECT Main Menu FILE” ‣ FILES Warning Message: “FILE PROTECTION Protect or Unprotect File?” VIDEO 1. Select option, and press key to “PROTECT FILE”...
Page 49 Operation ‣ ‣ 6.2 Playback 6.2.4 Protect and Unprotect File 6.2.4.2 Unprotect File ‣ In “FILES” menu, select “PROTECTED” folder, and press key to conﬁrm the Main Menu selection ‣ FILES Unprotect File 1. Press key PROTECTED 2. Warning Message: “FILE PROTECTION Protect or Unprotect File?”...
Page 50 Operation ‣ ‣ 6.2 Playback 6.2.4 Protect and Unprotect File 6.2.4.2 Unprotect File ‣ After enter the player, press key to play or pause current ﬁle Main Menu Unprotect File During Video Playback FILES 1. Press key 2. Warning Message: “FILE PROTECTED PROTECTION Protect or Unprotect File?”...
Page 51: Function Settings
Settings Menu Display Overview Main Menu Main Menu FILES FUNCTION SETTINGS VIDEO SETTINGS SYSTEM SETTINGS Conﬁrm Selection VIDEO PRESETS EXPOSURE DATE & TIME (OK) PROTECTED G-SENSOR REFRESH RATE LANGUAGE Move Left PHOTO LOOP RECORDING AUDIO RECORDING FORMAT TF Card (SD Card) SCREEN BRIGHTNESS STAMP DISPLAY SPEED UNITS...
Page 52: Video Settings
Settings FUNCTION SETTINGS PRESETS easy preset setup ULTIMATE, STANDARD, SPORTS, ECO G-SENSOR adjust impact detection/video lock LOW, MED, HIGH, OFF Main Menu LOOP RECORDING set video recording length before overwriting 1,2,3 MIN SCREEN BRIGHTNESS adjust intensity of screen light AUTO, NORMAL, SUNNY INDICATOR LIGHT set indication light ON, OFF...
Page 53 Settings ‣ 7.1 Function Settings 7.1.1 Presets FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ The only dash cam on the market to oﬀer ULTIMATE FAS Main Menu ‣ STANDARD presets for easy user setup. Using Presets ‣ FUNCTION SPORT will overwrite any custom settings. You SETTINGS ‣...
Page 54 Settings ‣ 7.1 Function Settings 7.1.2 G-Sensor FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To detect a sudden change while driving, Select a preferred sensitivity level from Main Menu and video footage will be automatically “LOW”, “MEDIUM”, “HIGH”, and “OFF”. FUNCTION ‣ saved as a PROTECTED non-overwritable SETTINGS Default Setting...
Page 55 Settings ‣ 7.1 Function Settings 7.1.3 Loop Recording FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ Select a preferred video clip time length To control video clip time length when the Main Menu from “1 MIN”, “2 MIN”, and “3 MIN”. ﬁle is saved or overwritten. Loop ‣...
Page 56 Settings ‣ 7.1 Function Settings 7.1.4 Screen Brightness FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To adjust the brightness level of the AUTO Main Menu camera’s display screen Screen will adjust according to the FUNCTION recording environment SETTINGS ‣ NORMAL SCREEN BRIGHTNESS Screen brightness will be standard ‣...
Page 57 Settings ‣ 7.1 Function Settings 7.1.5 Indicator Light FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ When the indicator light is switched on, the Main Menu light will be RED whenever the camera is to have the indicator light be on when the FUNCTION receiving power.
Page 58 Parking mode allows you to record from G-SENSOR Main Menu your vehicle while your car is parked and ON: to enable parking mode with impact FUNCTION your engine is oﬀ. The FAS-CAM detection SETTINGS automatically switches to parking mode OFF: disable parking mode with impact PARKING...
Page 59 Front of Your Vehicle ‣ Power: ON The FAS-CAM is the only dash cam on the market that is designed with an internal battery ‣ Recording: that powers parking mode, getting rid of the need to connect your vehicle’s fuse box.
Page 60 Settings ‣ 7.1 Function Settings 7.1.7 RearCam NightVision * Connect RearCam to activate this option FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To enhance RearCam picture quality in AUTO  Main Menu order to better ﬁt with diﬀerent types of Automatically adjust “REARCAM FUNCTION scenario.
Page 61 Settings ‣ 7.2 Video Settings 7.2.1 Exposure FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ Exposure is the amount of light that Exposure level  Main Menu reaches your camera's sensor. Adjust the “-3” is the least Exposure level option  VIDEO Exposure level in order to reach a better “+3”...
Page 62: Refresh Rate
Settings ‣ 7.2 Video Settings 7.2.2 Refresh Rate FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To set Refresh Rate base on the 50 Hz Main Menu ‣ requirement of your Country / Region. See 60 Hz VIDEO ‣ Chapter “12: Troubleshoot” to ﬁnd your SETTINGS Default Setting country’s refresh rate.
Page 63: Audio Recording
Settings ‣ 7.2 Video Settings 7.2.3 Audio Recording FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To control the audio recording when This can also be set at Chapter “7.1.1 Main Menu recording video(s). Presets and Audio Recording” VIDEO ‣ SETTINGS Record video with audio recording AUDIO ‣...
Page 64: Stamp Display
Settings ‣ 7.2 Video Settings 7.2.4 Stamp Display FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To manage all stamp information on the DATE & TIME Main Menu recorded footage. GPS location can be Date: Month-Day-Year “MM-DD-YYYY” VIDEO tracked using the DVPlayer, see Chapter Time: Hour:Minutes:Seconds “HH:MM:SS”...
Page 65: Rotate Rear Cam
Settings ‣ 7.2 Video Settings 7.2.5 Rotate Rear Cam * Connect RearCam to activate this option FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To change the screen display direction for STANDARD Main Menu the Rear Camera base on your needs of If mounting the camera normally on the VIDEO installation.
Page 66: Exposure Rear Cam
Settings ‣ 7.2 Video Settings 7.2.6 Exposure Rear Cam * Connect RearCam to activate this option FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ Exposure is the amount of light that Exposure level  Main Menu reaches your camera's sensor. Adjust the “-3” is the least Exposure level option  VIDEO Exposure level in order to reach a better “+3”...
Page 67: System Settings
Settings ‣ ‣ 7.3 System Settings 7.3.1 Date & Time 7.3.1.1 Enable GPS Date and Time Calibration FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To set Date and Time setting for the Main Menu camera using the camera’s internal GPS Retrieve the “DATE & TIME” from GPS data SYSTEM automatically (recommended) SETTINGS...
Page 68 Settings ‣ ‣ 7.3 System Settings 7.3.1 Date & Time 7.3.1.2 Time Zone FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To set Time Zone manually Press key to ﬁnd your time zone Main Menu ‣ Default Setting SYSTEM SETTINGS Time zone selection will automatically DATE &...
Page 69 Settings ‣ ‣ 7.3 System Settings 7.3.1 Date & Time 7.3.1.3 Daylight Saving FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To switch On or Oﬀ Daylight Saving Main Menu manually If your current location is observing SYSTEM SETTINGS daylight savings time DATE & TIME ‣...
Page 70 Settings ‣ ‣ 7.3 System Settings 7.3.1 Date & Time 7.3.1.4 Date & Time FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To set Date and Time manually if Default Setting Main Menu “ENABLE GPS DATE AND TIME Date & Time selection will automatically SYSTEM SETTINGS CALIBRATION”...
Page 71: Language
Settings ‣ 7.3 System Settings 7.3.2 Language FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To select language preference ENGLISH Main Menu ‣ ESPAÑOL SYSTEM SETTINGS Spanish ‣ Default Setting LANGUAGE English Language selection will automatically popup during initial setup Conﬁrm Selection (OK) Move Left Previous Menu...
Page 72: Format Tf Card (Sd Card)
Settings ‣ 7.3 System Settings 7.3.3 Format TF Card (SD Card) FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To format or reset TF Card (SD Card). This YES Main Menu process will delete all ﬁles on the memory FORMAT TF Card (SD Card) SYSTEM card.
Page 73: Speed Units
Settings 7.3.4 Speed Unit ‣ 7.3 System Settings 7.3.4 Speed Units FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To set a preferred Speed Units. Main Menu Kilometer ‣ SYSTEM SETTINGS Miles SPEED ‣ UNITS Default Setting Conﬁrm Selection (OK) Move Left Previous Menu ▶...
Page 74: Screen Saver
Settings ‣ 7.3 System Settings 7.3.5 Screen Saver FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To set a preferred Screen Saver time 1 MIN Main Menu ‣ length. The display screen will blackout 3 MIN SYSTEM ‣ when there is no activity by the user. SETTINGS 5 MIN ‣...
Page 75: Device Sound
Settings ‣ 7.3 System Settings 7.3.6 Device Sound FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To set the volume of the camera’s LOW Main Menu ‣ speaker. MEDIUM SYSTEM ‣ SETTINGS HIGH ‣ DEVICE ‣ SOUND Default Setting MEDIUM Conﬁrm Selection (OK) Move Left Previous Menu...
Page 76: System Info
FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To get System Info details. MODEL NUMBER Main Menu manufacturer name of device SYSTEM ‣ F701 FIRMWARE VER. SETTINGS software installed on F701 SYSTEM ‣ INFO F201 FIRMWARE VER. software installed on F201 Conﬁrm Selection (OK) Move Left...
Page 77: Default Restore
Settings ‣ 7.3 System Settings 7.3.8 Default Restore FUNCTION DEFINITION FUNCTION OPTIONS ‣ To revert the camera’s settings to the YES Main Menu default setting. No settings will be saved DEFAULT RESTORE SYSTEM in the process. Camera will restart as a “WARNING MESSAGE”...
Page 78: Request For Registration Code
GPS Video Playback 8.1 Request for Registration Code FAS-CAM uses a third-party app that is available on both PC and Mac to play back videos on your computer in full resolution. This 4k dash cam has a built-in GPS to seamlessly record your driving route, driving speed, and other information that can become important evidence in traﬃc incidents.
Page 79: Installing Dvplayer
GPS Video Playback 8.2 Installing DVPlayer STEP 1: Download APP from https://www.dvplayer.net/setup.html and install onto your computer Support Both PC and Mac...
Page 80 GPS Video Playback 8.2 Installing DVPlayer ‣ STEP 2: STEP 3: OPEN DVPlayer Go to About Product registration STEP 4: STEP 5: Click “Enter Registration Code” Enter your registration code and Email Each Code can only register on 1 Mac and 1 PC once.
Page 81: Video Playback
GPS Video Playback 8.3 Video Playback ‣ STEP 1: STEP 4: Go to File Open Folder Open your SD Card folder ‣ ‣ CARDV VIDEO STEP 3: STEP 5: Open your Clip(s) Play your Clip(s)
Page 82: Understanding Video Information
GPS Video Playback 8.4 Understanding Video Information File Name View Type Audio Recording View Type Longitude Map of Latitude Travel Speed Time HH:MM:SS Date MM-DD-YYYY Camera Name Forward Files Play / Pause Rewind Current Speed Location Speed Avg. G-Sensor Movement...
Page 83: 9: Cabin View
Cabin View Our F201-IR camera is interchangeable to record either the interior OR exterior of your vehicle. Simply by changing the wiring and placement of the camera, you can easily choose the view that would beneﬁt you the most.
Page 84: Firmware Version And Product Registration
Firmware 10.1 Firmware Version and Product Registration Firmware controls the basic functioning of your dash cam. If your dash cam is NOT functioning correctly, you may need to update the ﬁrmware for your device. Updates may also be released to ﬁx bugs, and improve the general functionality of the dash cam. It’s important to keep the ﬁrmware on your dash cam up-to-date so it can operate to its full capacity and functionality.
Page 85: Firmware Update
Firmware 10.2 Firmware Update ‣ Insert TF Card (SD Card) from the dash cam to a card reader and connect the card reader to a PC or laptop. ‣ Open the TF Card (SD Card) folder on your computer. ‣ Download the latest ﬁrmware by going to our website and ﬁnding your product.
Page 86 Bug Reports, Suggestions, & Feedback See a bug? While we do multiple test runs before each ﬁrmware releases, it is still impossible to catch them all. We rely on user inputs to make sure that our dash cam runs as smoothly as possible. We would also love to hear from you.
Page 87: Front Camera F701-Dr
Speciﬁcations 11.1 Front Camera F701-DR Attribute Speciﬁcation / Description Model F701-DR NOVATEK Processor Sony STARVIS Image Sensor Display 3-Inch LCD Lens IMX-415 English, Spanish Language Dual Channel / Cam recording:  UHD 4K 3840 X 2160P / Rear FHD 2.5K 2160 X 1440P ...
Page 88: Rear Camera F201-Ir (Optional)
Speciﬁcations 11.2 Rear Camera F201-IR (Optional) Attribute Speciﬁcation / Description F201-IR Model NOVATEK Processor Image Sensor Sony STARVIS Lens IMX-335 FHD 2.5K 2160 X 1440P Camera Resolution Video Format Image Format Built-in Microphone and Speaker Audio Built-in Working Temperature -15°C ~ 65°C (5°F ~ 149°F) -25°C ~ 75°C (-13°F ~ 167°F) Storage Temperature Compatible Operating System...
Page 89 Troubleshoot Event Message Solution Please Insert Micro TF Card Micro TF Card (SD Card)NOT Inserted Insert Micro TF Card (SD Card) (SD Card) Micro TF Card (SD Card) Reading Micro TF Card (SD Card) Contact our customer service representative Access Failed Component Malfunction Please replace micro TF Card (SD Card).
Page 90 Troubleshoot List of Worldwide AC Voltages and Frequencies Country Voltage Frequency Country Voltage Frequency Country Voltage Frequency Country Voltage FrequencyCountry Voltage Frequency Afghanistan 220V 50Hz China 220V 50Hz Guam 110V 60Hz Malta 230V 50Hz Saudi Arabia 127/220V 60Hz Albania 230V 50Hz Colombia 110V...
Page 91: Warranty
Warranty and Product Support 13.1 Warranty 1 YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY FAS Alliance Inc. provides a limited warranty to the original purchaser for the following period from the purchasing date against deﬁciencies in material and workmanship under normal use. Should this unit fail to operate in a satisfactory manner within the warranty period, FAS Alliance Inc.
Page 92: Product Support
Warranty and Product Support 13.2 Product Support For product support, ﬁrmware updates, or diﬀerent language version of of our manuals please visit https://fasalliance.com.    You can also email us at support@fasalliance.com. Before Requesting Service Please back up all important ﬁles and data before requesting service. In order to service the dash cam it may be necessary to delete all ﬁles and data from the dash cam.
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