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- Page 1 Three-Channel Dash Cam User Manual D621 Scan the QR code or visit our link to download the latest manual or watch the installation video. nexigo.com/manuals...
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Page 2: Important Safety Instructions
TF card. OPERATIONAL SAFETY MEASURES The NexiGo D621 can't protect drivers or passengers from automobile accidents. We take no responsibility for any tra c collisions, nor will we bear any loss due to product failure, information loss, or product operation. - Page 3 The product can record and save footage of tra c accidents, but we do not guarantee all accident footage will be recorded and saved. Small collisions may not be detected by the sensor, and so the footage of the collision may not be stored with other event videos. Additionally, if the product is physically damaged during an accident, crash data may not be recorded.
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Page 4: Contact Information
From all of us here at NexiGo, we want to thank you for your trust in us. We look forward to serving you again in the near future. Sincerely, The NexiGo Team CONTACT INFORMATION Website: www.nexigo.com... -
Page 5: Product Introduction
PRODUCT INTRODUCTION The NexiGo D621 is a three-channel dash cam that uses G-sensor technology to detect and save footage in case of a collision or break-in. This footage can then be accessed wirelessly through the NexiGo Dash Cam app. This dash cam features three different cameras to capture vital footage from every angle. -
Page 6: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS Display 2.9" IPS screen; 830x320px Front: 2160x1440@25fps Interior: 1920x1080@25fps Camera Resolution Rear: 1920x1080@25fps Sensors Front: IMX335 Interior: GC2053 Rear: IMX307 dFOV Front: 88° Interior: 132° Rear: 132° Lens Aperture Front: F/2.7 Interior: F/2.0 Rear: F/2.0 WiFi Dual-band 5.8GHz & 2.4GHz WLAN connection Built-in GPS to save satellite location to the metadata of emergency footage File Format... -
Page 7: Product Overview
PRODUCT OVERVIEW... - Page 8 - Press and hold to powers the dash cam on/off Power Button - Starts/Stops recording - Plays back footage - Press and hold to enter/exit FrontCam Special OK Button Exposure Setting - Confirms an action - Navigates up in the menu - Starts an emergency recording Up Button - Saves the currently recording video clip following...
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Page 9: Installing The Front Camera
Infrared (IR) LED Lights Enhances night vision Suction Cup Mount Lock Loosens/locks the suction cup mount Cooling Vents Improves heat dissipation Speaker Delivers sound when you play back footage Front Camera Records road events in front of the vehicle Rear Camera Records road events behind the vehicle INSTALLATION GUIDE Before installing, test the device to ensure each component... - Page 10 Step 2: Clean the windshield Clean the windshield thoroughly with water or alcohol, then wipe it dry with the included cleaning cloth. Remove any protective film from the windshield before mounting the dashcam to ensure a secure installation. Step 3: Mount the dash cam Loosen the suction cup mount lock, and remove the protective film on the suction cup.
- Page 11 Firmly press the suction cup mount onto the windshield, then raise the locking lever to secure it into place. Step 4: Route the power cable Plug the power cable into the USB-C port on the side of the suction cup mount. Then, run the power cable along the following route: 1.
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Page 12: Installing The Rear Camera
Optionally, you can hide the cable by using the pry tool to pry back the edges of the trim enough to tuck the cable underneath. If you choose not to hide the cable underneath your trim, you will need to tape or clip the cable into place. - Page 13 Step 1: Apply tape to the mounting bracket Remove the adhesive backing from one side of the double-sided tape. Adhere the double-sided tape to the mounting bracket of the rear dash cam as shown in the image below. Step 2: Mount the rear dash cam Thoroughly clean and dry the mounting surface above the license plate.
- Page 14 Ensure that you are not blocking any sensors, latches, buttons, or any other items needed for vehicle operation. Please ensure that your license plate is fully visible. Step 3: Remove your trunk’s interior panel Open your trunk. Using the provided pry tool, remove the interior trunk panel as shown in the image below.
- Page 15 Step 4: Conceal the rear camera cable within the trunk of your vehicle Use the pry tool to remove the tailgate trim as shown below. Then, insert the rear camera cable into the trunk of the vehicle through the holes that were underneath the trim.
- Page 16 Replace the trim panel once you finish running the cable. Optionally, you can hide the cable by using the pry tool to pry back the edges of the trim enough to tuck the cable underneath. If you choose not to hide the cable underneath your trim, you will need to tape or clip the cable into place.
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Page 17: Menu Walkthrough
Test your rear camera to find the best angle, then tighten the hinge screw to secure the unit in place, as shown in the figure below. MENU WALKTHROUGH The D621 Dash Cam menu is divided into categories for Camera Settings, System... - Page 18 Loop Recording When Loop Recording is enabled, the dash cam will automatically erase the oldest files to make room for new footage when the Micro SD card is full. Video Encoding Choose between H.264 and H.265. Anti-Flicker Mode Toggle between 50Hz and 60Hz power line frequency. Audio Recording Enable/Disable audio recording.
- Page 19 Vertically flip the interior camera view. This setting is Interior Camera intended for when you rotate the interior camera Position 180° to act as a second front-facing camera. Rear Camera: Flip the rear camera vertically. Flip Vertically Rear Camera: Flip the rear camera horizontally. Flip Horizontally Switch between displaying the front, interior, and rear Display Mode...
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Page 20: System Settings
Switch between 12-hour and 24-hour time format. Display GPS information. The dash cam will display limited satellite data. To view all available data, please back GPS Information up your footage on your computer and download the GPSPlayer APP from nexigo.com/dashcam gpsplayer.net/setup.html. -
Page 21: Format Sd Card
Enable/Disable WLAN connection Wi-Fi Information View the Wi-Fi name and password Download Mobile App Scan the QR code to download the NexiGo Dash Cam App 2.4G/5G Wi-Fi Choose between 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi FORMAT SD CARD Follow the on-screen instructions to format your Micro SD card. We recommend doing this at least once a month to ensure that you don’t... - Page 22 Step 1: Download the NexiGo Dash Cam app Please search for "NexiGo Dash Cam" in Google Play or App Store. Alternatively, you can scan the QR code below todownload the App. Step 2: Enable local Wi-Fi on the dash cam Enable Wi-Fi in the dash cam settings to begin pairing.
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Page 23: Firmware Update Instructions
Step 2: Load the update onto the Micro SD card Remove the Micro SD card from the dash cam. Copy the latest version of the firmware from the NexiGo website into the root directory of the Micro SD card folder on your computer. - Page 24 Q: How do I format the Micro SD card? To format your Micro SD card using the dash cam, open the menu of NexiGo dash cam and navigate to Settings > Format SD Card. If you are using a computer or laptop, follow the instructions provided by the operating system manufacturer to format a disk.
- Page 25 The Wi-Fi signal range is about 10 ft when there are no obstructions. Q: Can I change the Wi-Fi password? Yes. You can change the Wi-Fi password in the NexiGo Dash Cam app by navigating to Live View > Dash Cam Settings > Wi-Fi Connection Settings.
- Page 26 Q: How do I record clear footage at night? If your dash cam isn’t capturing enough detail at night, you can adjust the Special Exposure Level to compensate for the low light. To get the most out of this setting, we recommend taking the following steps to correct your dash cam’s night vision.
- Page 27 Q: What should I do if my latest videos are being overwritten? Your Micro SD card is full. We encourage you to do the following to prevent any more data loss: Move the old files off your Micro SD card regularly. Format the Micro SD card once a month to keep the device running normally.
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Page 28: Fcc Requirement
FCC REQUIREMENT Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. 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 29: Correct Disposal Of This Product (Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment)
This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20cm between the radiator & your body. This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. - Page 30 Get in touch with FREE online services. facebook.com/letsnexigo...
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