Rexing V1 User Manual

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Page 1 www.re User Manual Information in this manual 02019 is subject to change without notice. Rev.A...
Page 2 More About REXINC Want to know more about REXINC? Check us out here! https://www facebook com/rexingusa/ https•.//www.instagram.com/rexingdashcam/ https•.//wvvw.rexingusa.com/support/registration/ Facebook Instagram Website 2019 REXINC All Rights Reserved...
Page 3 Table of I-About This Manual 2.What's in the Box Contents 3.Camera Overview 4.Cetting Started 4.1 Installing the Dash cam Mount 4.2 Insert the Memory Card 4.3 Power the Camera and Format Memory Card 4.4 Installing the Camera onto the Windshield 5.Basic Operation 5.1 Device Power...
Page 4 This user manual describes device's functions and features in detail. Please note the following: About This • Images, screenshots and contents Manual differ in appearance from the actual product or software provided by service providers, and are subject to change without prior notice.
Page 6 Name Rexing VI Dash Cam Car Charger Dash Mount Plate & 3M Adhesive Mini-USB Cable Cable Management Tool Cable Clips@ VI Quick Start Guide VI Safety Guide The items supplied with the device and any available accessories may vary depending on your region.
Page 8 SCREEN Button Connect the USBto Mini-B Spin Male cable to Mini-USB Port this port. Connect the Rexing CPS Logger to this port. CPS Logger Port Connect the Rear Camera to this port. Rear Camera Port Lens Angle Turn the dial to set the position of the Adjustment camera.
Page 9 Reference the following screens to identify Screen icons and text displayed on a screen Overview CPSSignal (not connected) WDR Mode (on) Recording (on) Recording Time (current clip) Recording Standby Status Video Resolution Loop Recording Parking Mode (on) Time G-Sensor Exposure Value Sensitivity Level MIC (off)
Page 10 Getting Started Orient mount as shown Follow these steps to install the Mount on vehicle's front window. Note: Ensure Installing the distance from of the Mount Dash Cam Charger is less than 12feet. Mount a. Place the 3M tape on the Mount. Note: Do not remove release...
Page 11 T-interlock on the Mount is oriented the correct direction. Firmly press the Mount onto windshield e. Wait at least 20 minutes before attaching the Dash Cam to the Mount. NOTE Insert the Using an incompatible card may damage Memory Card the device, the memory card, or corrupt the data stored on it.
Page 12 4.2.2 4.2.5 4.24 42.1 4.2.1 Press and hold Power button to turn camera 4.2.2 Insert card in the orientation show. Listen for the click sound that signals the 4.2.3 card is securely inserted. Follow these steps to remove the memory card from the device. Important! Do not remove the memory card while the device is transferring or...
Page 13 Power the Camera Format Memory Card Blue LED lights indicate the device charging or powered on 4.3.1 Charging the Battery Connect your camera to your vehicle via the included car charging cable to power your camera and charge the battery while driving.
Page 14 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.
Page 15 Always format the memory card correctly before using new card. Follow these steps to format the memory card. a. Make sure you have inserted your memory card, then turn on the camera by connecting to a power source. Note: If camera is On and recording, go to Step C.
Page 16 At this point, disconnect from the power source. The camera will shut down automatically after 5 seconds. The next time the camera is connected to power, the camera should start up and begin recording automatically. Follow these steps to install the camera. Installing the Camera onto...
Page 17 4.4.2 4.4.3 4.4.4 *REC Alo« Carefully route the power cable around 4.4.2 windscreen and tuck it under trim. Plug the car charger cable into a 12V DC 4.4.3 power outlet or the car cigarette lighter. 4.4.4 Plug the charge into the Mini-USB port on the device.
Page 18 To turn the device on manually, press and hold POWER button until welcome screen appears. Rexing VI dash camera will switch on or off automatically if you keep it permanently connected to the car charger. VI will automatically start recording when power on. After power is disconnected,...
Page 19 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 turn on or off with the vehicle. Video Mode SettingsIcon Mode Icon Menu Settings 5.2.3—...
Page 20 access the System Settings press the MENU button twice when in any mode. Use the REC and MIC buttons and toggle 5.2.4 to the desired setting. 5.2.5 Press the 0K button to confirm selection. 5.2.6 Use the REC and MIC buttons and toggle to the desired setting option.
Page 21 REC button. Playback of videos can be done on the device or a computer. Also, if you have Video Playback purchased a Rexing CPS Logger you may play back the recordings in a specialized application which allows you to view speed and location information alongside the footage.
Page 22 5.5.1 Device Playback Follow these steps to play back recordings on the device. Mode Icon a. Press the MODE button and toggle to the Playback Mode. b Press the REC and MIC buttons toggle through your videos. Press the 0K button to play the selected video.
Page 23 b. Insert the Micro SD memory card into an SD Card Adapter. Insert the SD Card Adapter to the computer. d. On the computer, navigate to SD Card drive. The videos stored e. Select the video to playback. Using the USB to Mini-B Spin Male Cable a.
Page 24 This feature is only available if you have the Rexing CPS Logger. The optional CPS Playback hardware, and software interface, provides additional information regarding your trip (i.e.: detailed location and speed information).
Page 25 After a GPS signal is found, the screen icon will turn from blue to green. You can review recorded video using The Rexing GPSVideo Player (available on: rexingusa.com/support/productsupport/V1 ) GPS function Once on the website, click the link titled...
Page 26 Opening a GPS Video File Once you've opened the application, navigate to the top menu bar and click file > Open to browse through your files. Navigate to your video file you want to add to the playback queue, select it and click "Open"...
Page 27 Satellite ee.08 Volume Control Slider, PlaybackBar Rewind,Pause/Play,Fast Forward,NextStop buttons Playback Beneath the video is a playback bar with a handle which you can drag to skip to any time in the video. Beneath that, there's a volume control slider, as well as previous, rewind, pause/play, fast forward, next, and stop buttons.
Page 28 Satellite ee.08 Snip Tool Full Screen button Additional Controls Snip Tool: Save the current frame of video as an image (PNC). Full Screen button: View video in full screen (double click the video to exit). NOTE In the system settings menu, you may change your language and your unit of speed measurement from Mi/H to KM/H.
Page 29 Mode Icon Taking Photos •REC *REC wc» AIOK 5.7.1 Taking and Viewing Photos Taking a Photo a. Press the REC button to stop video recording. b. Press the MODE button and toggle to Photo Mode. c. Press the 0K button to take a photo. Viewing Photos d.
Page 30 5.7.2 Deleting Videos and Photos Follow these steps to delete a single (Delete Current) or all (Delete All) videos and photos on device. a. Press the MODE button toggle to the Playback Mode b. Press the REC and MIC buttons to toggle through your videos olø...
Page 31 To access or exit the Wi-Fi feature, hold down REC. Open Wi-Fi settings on your phone to find "SSID" from the list, tap to connect. (Default password: 12345678) c. Open the Rexing Connect app, tap WiFi Not Connected SSID: 850_819f "Connect" to enter realtime...
Page 32 Mode Setup NOTE Video Mode When in the Video Mode, press the MODE Settings button once to enter the Video Mode settings. Video Mode Icon n Pressthe Mode button once to enter <REC Olø the Video Mode AIOK settings Video ModeSettingsIcon Press the REC or MIC buttons to togglethroughthe...
Page 33 6.1.1 Resolution Default: 1080FHD Select this setting to set video 1080FHD 1920x1080 recording resolution. 720P WVGA Approximate recording time for each setting is as follows: Memory Card Size 1080p Resolution 720p Resolution 5 hours 10 hours 11 hours 19 hours 128G 21 hours 39 hours...
Page 34 overwrite the oldest recording. Important! Locked videos will NOT be overwritten by Loop Recording. Turning loop recording off would require you to manually clear recordings from your memory card whenever storage is full, thus we highly recommend keeping loop recording enabled.
Page 35 6.1.5 Record Audio ScreenIcon: WI Select this setting to enable or disable the audio recording. Note: This setting can be toggled On or Off by pressing Button. 6.1.6 Date Stamp Default: Select this setting to stamp the date and time on the bottom of the video recording.
Page 36 Gravity Sensing 6.1.8 Screen Icon: Default: Low sensitivity Select this setting to initiate an automatic file lock on the Medium Sensitivity current recording when a change High sensitivity in gravitation forces occurs, such as in a vehicular accident. NOTE Locked videos are located on the memory at: Locked video files will not be erased by loop recording, they will remain on the memory car until they are manually...
Page 37 G-Sensor When a collision is detected while the car is parking, the camera will turn on and record a 20-second video clip, which will be locked securely from being overwritten. Pros: a-Sensor mode is more energy efficient. Cons: It may miss recording some videos in the sleep mode.
Page 38 NOTE System Setup When in any mode (i.e.: Video, Photo, Setting Playback), press the MODE button twice to enter the System settings. Video,Photoor Playback Mode Icon Press the MODE <REC Mic. button twice A IOK enterthe System settings. SystemSettingsIcon Press the REC or MIC buttons to togglethroughthe Alok...
Page 39 Date/ Time 6.3.1 Default: None Select this setting to set the 1 01 date, time and date/time : 30 : 00 format. To enter Date and Time, use REC/MIC to change your MM/DD/YY current value, press 0K to move to next value, press MENU to confirm setting.
Page 40 Frequency 6.3.4 Default: 60Hz 50Hz Select this setting to choose the power supply specification used 60Hz in a country or geographical region. NOTE The power supply specification used in the United States is 60Hz. 6.3.5 Format Select this setting to format data will the memory card.
Page 41 NOTE The screen saver may be toggled on or off using the SCREENButton. The camera will continue to record with the display off. 6.3.7 Daylight Saving Default: Select this setting to have the deviceadjust the time for Daylight Saving. 6.3.8 CPS speed Unit Default: mi/h...
Page 42 Default Settings 6.3.10 Default: None Reset menu setting Select this setting to reset all to defaults the settings to their default values. Cancel 6.3.11 Version Default: None Select this setting to see current firmware installed B50.655.S323.181121HC.07 the device. NOTE Photo Mode When in the Photo Mode, press the MODE Settings button...
Page 43 Photo Mode Icon Press the Mode button once to enter the <REC MIC» PhotoModesettings. A 10K PhotoModeSettingsIcon Quality Press the REC or MIC buttons to A 10K toggle throughthe setti Press the 0K button to selectthe setting. 2019 REXINC Mode Setup All Rights Reserved...
Page 44 Capture Mode 6.4.1 Screen Icon: Single Note: There is not a screen icon 2s Timer if Capture Mode is set to Single. Default: Single Select this 5s Timer setting to set a timer that Timer counts down before capturing Images. 6.4.2 Resolution Screen...
Page 45 Quality 6.4.4 Screen Icon: Fine Default: Normal Normal Select this setting to set the quality level of captured Economy images. Note: Lower quality images will use less space on the memory card but are more visually compressed. 6.4.5 Sharpness Screen Icon: None Default: NTSC...
Page 46 6.4.7 Color Default: Color Color Select this setting to set the Black & White type of photo the camera will take. Note: Sepia is a black & Sepia white photo with a "warm" tone added. 6.4.8 Screen Icon: Auto Default: Auto Select this setting to adjust the camera's sensitivity to light...
Page 47 Anti-Shaking 6.4.10 Screen Icon: Default: Select this setting to automatically reduce the amount of blurriness in the images due to quick (shaky) movement. Quick Review 6.4.11 Default: Select this setting to preview a 2 Seconds photo and capturing it. 5 Seconds 6.4.12 Date Stamp Default:...
Page 48 NOTE Installing incorrect firmware can damage Updating your device. Identify the correct firmware for your camera by following the prompts at www.rexingusa.com firmware portal. Firmware We only recommend updating your firmware if you experience issues with the camera or updating for new features.
Page 49 camera. 8. Turn the camera on by connecting to a power source. 9. The camera will update automatically. The screen will stay off but the status light will stay on for up to 1 minute while the firmware updates. 10.After updating, format the memory card once more.
Page 50 Product Specifications Image Sensor SONY EXMORlMX307 CMOS I-layer fixed-focus with full-glass elements Lens Novatek Display 2.4 inch, TFT LCD Audio 1/0 Internal high-sensitivity mic and speaker External Memory Class 10 or higher Micro SD card (up to 256CB) Low / Medium / High / Off Gravity Sensor Shutter Electronic...
Page 51 Warranty The Rexing VI Dash Cam comes with a full 12 Warranty & months warranty. If you register your product on our official site Support you can extend the warranty to 18 months. Support If you haveany questions regarding your product, please do not hesitate to contact us at care@rexingusa.com,...

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