Toguard Dash Cam User Manual

17-08-2021

Toguard Dash Cam User Manual

Toguard dash cam specification:

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Chipset: Novatek 96220
Screen Size: 2.46 inch
Sensor: 5.0 Mega CMOS
Video Resolution: 1080P, 720P, VGA, QVGA
Video Format: MOV
Compression Format: M-JPEG
LED Night Vision Support: 1 infrared LED
Zoom: 4x
Sound Recording: Can be set by user, ON or OFF
Photo Pixel: 12M, 10M, 8M, 7M, 5M, 3M, 2M, VGA
Photo Format: JPEG
Support Max.32GB TF Card (TF card is not included)
Support HDMI full HD video transmission
G-Sensor: Support
Loop recording: off, 3 mins, 5 mins, 10 mins
Auto Power Off: 1/3/5/off
Parking Monitor: On/Off
Language: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Chinese (Simp), Chinese (Trad), Japanese, Russian, Turkish, Korea, Thai, Polish

Package Includes:

1 x Car DVR
1 x Car Charger
1 x USB Cable
1 x Suction mount
1 x User Manual

【FHD 1080P Resolution & 3.0″ Screen】 Super high definition,big screen gives you the clearest experience,1080P HD Resolution, 3.0 inches extra large LCD display screen with WDR Supportive which helps to create balanced images and footage in any light conditions and capture all the details in crystal clear definition day and night.
A dash-cam built in to a traditional rear view mirror could be a good idea, but when it replaces the mirror with a video display, it just doesn’t work with m.

Common Problems and Solutions 1.The dash cam will stop automatically when recording. Solution: (1) Check whether the memory is full. (2) Check whether the loop recording function of the dash cam is working. (3) Check the memory card write speed, make sure it is a high speed card (Class 10 or above). If the video played on the. Wide Angle Front and rear dual dash cam, Supercapacitor Powered with Higher security and a longer life-span, 3840x2160@30fps front dash cam for car, Loop recording, Sony image sensor & super night vision, TOGUARD C200 dash cam comes with a12V-24V Hardwire Kit, 24/7 Parking mode, No Wifi & Bluetooth, G-sensor for precise auto-lock and record.

Warranty:
30 Days Money Back Guarantee. 1 year warranty on parts and labour .You can get TOGUARD products with manufacturer warranty and excellent customer service. Please contact Toguard through Amazon if you are having any issues.

Novatek 96220 chipset, not cheap low level Generalplus brand in market.

2.4 inch TFT LCD High definition Screen, biggest and clearest in the market for this camera case.

140 degrees A+ grade high-resolution wide angle lens, all glass. Transparency and shooting is much better than cheap plastic lens.

5 mega pixels CMOS camera, video resolution supports 1920*1080P full HD, photo shooting supports 12MB. Infrared night vision LED offers clear image even in low illumination.

G sensor offers file lock/protecting against vehicle collision accidents. Parking monitor feature keeps recording for security, please keep enough space on the SD card when you turn on this feature. Date/Time stamp, Motion Detection, and loop recording can be set up by users. Supports micro SD memory card, up to 32GB (NOT Included).

Parking Monitor
Parking monitor feature is for vehicle security, the camera will still record while parking.
First, please make sure the car still provides power to the camera from the Cigar lighter charger or OBD power. The built in battery only supports a few minutes of recording before turning off.
Secondly, please keep enough space on the SD card when you use this feature, as all recording will be locked on the card. When the card is full, the camera will stop recording.

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Amazon Rating (3.6 / 5) (156 reviews)

I have tested plenty of dashcams and they often fall into one of two groups – small and discreet, or big and bouncy. I know which group this new model from TOGUARD belongs in. This all singing all dancing camera has all the features you could want and implements them all almost perfectly.

In the box are the 12″ screen main camera, rear camera, external GPS antenna, Trim fixing tool, cable mounts, full wiring kit, User Guide. Build quality is all first-rate and the user guide is well written, easy to read and comprehensive. Packaging and presentation are great too and from start to finish, this kit has a premium feel to it. Annoyingly, no micro-SD card was included, a surprising omission given the price of the package and the importance of using a card of the correct type.

Most dashcams are single-camera units but this system is supplied with a second small waterproof camera that is attached by cable to the front camera and can be positioned in the back window or above the rear licence plate to continuously record activity behind the car in addition to the forward picture recorded by the main camera. The video from the rear cam can be viewed on and is recorded by the front camera. The front camera has a wider than average 170-degree angle of view and records at up to 3840 x 2160@30fps. The rear camera has a 160-degree angle of view and records at 1920x1080P@30fps. These are the highest resolution of any dashcam I have used. I was pleased to see there is no built-in LED nightlight. Such lights are worse than useless and always reflect off the windscreen making the picture impossible to see.

Fixing the camera to the mirror on my Toyota Aygo was easy enough and the cables were easily long enough for both cameras. The front camera is built into an extra-large mirror which clips over the existing rearview mirror with the huge 12″ LCD screen incorporated into it. The front camera has a turret mount which can be rotated to give the best viewing angle and slid in and out from the side of the mirror. Fitting the second camera was more of a chore as the cable has to be wound through the car from front to back but once it is done there should be no need to adjust it again. The rear camera is optional as the main camera will work perfectly well without it. If you wish to use it as an automatic reversing camera then you need to take a power feed from the reversing light to the red wire in the rear camera assembly. This is optional as the rear camera takes power from the front and runs continuously with the option to select it or both cameras at once. Personally, I will just stick to the front camera.

Setting up could not be easier as it can all be done on the huge LCD touch screen. This screen occupies the full mirror surface and not just a central smaller insert with lesser rivals. Just swipe the screen to instantly change from front to rear camera feeds or both and touch the onscreen buttons to view or delete records as well as to access settings. Due to the size and ease of use of the screen, you can do all you need to do inside the car with no need to use an external computer to configure the device or view and edit files. There is just one physical button which is used to turn the camera off and on to toggle the screen off and on. When the screen is off the mirror functions exactly as a normal rearview mirror. There is also an option for voice control of the essential functions: changing cameras, taking photos and video, locking videos etc, this works well and is surprisingly useful at times.

I found the image quality to be one superb from both cameras, although better in full daylight than at night as to be expected. The difference between 4K and 1080p is an important one in a dashcam and allows number plates of distant vehicles to be enlarged and read when it might not be possible even at 1080p. I include some driving footage on my 1080p unboxing video but bear in mind that detail may be lost in the uploading process. This camera does not pointlessly offer multiple lower quality modes as only 1080p or above has the required resolution. Full HD at 30fps is the minimum to consider these days for a dashcam. The camera has the all-important G-Sensor which autosaves and protects video files in which it detects a sudden stop or impact. It also has a picture mode which can be enabled with an onscreen button or voice command to take still image.

This is a high-end dashcam and offers all the features needed and a few more besides. An optional GPS antenna is included which plugs into the main camera. However, although it can be fun at first to trace your route on the screen map remember that in the event of an incident the police may review all the files on the card and use previous speeding errors detected by the GPS against you. It has a microphone which can be useful in the event of an incident if you are quick-witted enough to read aloud the numbers of the cars involved or to request a photo.. It has parking mode but I have never found this to be much use in any camera due to the delay in awakening the camera following triggering. The only worthwhile feature lacking for me is that of a second dual write SD card, handy so you always have a copy of the card handed to the police.