REXING V5 Dash Camera User Guide

: June 6, 2024
: Rexing

Table of Contents

Overview
What’s in the box
Camera Overview
Installation
Basic Operation
FCC STATEMANT
References
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REXING V5 Dash Camera User Guide

Overview

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What’s in the box

Rexing V5 Dashboard Camera.
Car Power Connector (12ft).
3M Adhesive Mount.
USB Cable.
User Manual.
Safety Guide.
Cable Management Tool.

Camera Overview

Power Button / Screen Toggle Button
Menu Button / Mode Button
Up Navigation Button / Emergency Lock Button
Down Navigation Button
OK (Confirm) Button / Record Button
USB Charging Port
Micro SD Card Slot
Rear Camera Port (Rear camera need to purchase separately)
Cabin Camera Port(Cabin camera need to purchase separately).

*The camera is recording when the LED is flashing blue.

Screen Icons

Installation

Step 1: Install the Dash Cam

Place the 3M tape on the Mount and properly orient the Mount square to the roof and hood line of the vehicle.
Important! Ensure the T-interlock on the Mount is oriented in the correct direction.
Firmly press the Mount onto the windshield. Wait at least 20 minutes before mounting the camera.
On the illustration Orient the mount as shown.
Step 2: Insert the Memory Card
The Rexing V5 accepts [Class 10/UHS-1 or higher] Micro SD memory cards up to 256GB. You will need to insert a memory card before you can begin recording. Before inserting or removing a memory card, first ensure you’ve powered down the device. Gently push the memory card in until you hear a click, and allow the spring release to push the card out.
Step 3: Power the Camera and Format the Memory Card
Power the camera by connecting the charger to the car cigarette lighter and camera. To ensure the V5 records to your memory card properly and without error. Before you start using a new memory card, you must format the card within the camera using the format function. Always backup important data stored on the memory card before formatting.
To format the memory card, make sure you have inserted your memory card, then turn on the device by connecting to a power source. Press OK to stop recording. Then press the MENU button twice to enter the System Setup Menu. Use the and buttons and go to the Format setting. Press the OK button to confirm the selection.
You may now disconnect from power. The camera will shut down after 3 seconds. The camera should begin recording automatically the next time it is powered on.
Step 4： Mount the Rear Camera / Cabin Camera
(Rear camera or Cabin camera need to purchase separately)
Mount the rear camera/cabin camera as shown below. Use the provided rear camera cable to connect the rear camera to the front camera. You can attached the cabin camera to front camera directly. You can connect all three channels together, you may choose any two of them to record at the same time.

front + cabin + rear
Step 5: Installing the Camera onto the Windshield
Place the camera on the mount and carefully route the power cable around the windscreen and tuck in under the trim.
Plug the Car Charger Cable into a 12V DC power outlet or the car cigarette lighter.
Connect car charger to the camera. The camera will auto-start recording once powered on.

Basic Operation

Device Power

The device is automatically powered on when plugged into a 12V accessory socket or cigarette lighter and received a charge (i.e.: the vehicle is started).

To turn the device on manually, press and hold the Power button until the welcome screen appears.

The camera will automatically start recording when power on.
Basic Operation

Menu Settings

Power the camera On. If the camera is recording, press the OK button to stop recording.

Hold the MENU button and toggle to the desired mode. Press the MENU button once to enter the settings menu for a Mode. Press the MENU button twice to enter the System Settings (Set up).

Video Recording

The camera will automatically start recording when the device receives charge. The LED lights and red dot will blink device when recording. Press the OK button to stop recording.

The camera automatically starts recording when powered on.
Control playback with OK, and button.

EMR Mode

To use the Emergency Record Mode, hold the “ ” button to manually record a 20 second video that is automatically saved and locked.

View EMR recordings by pressing the menu/playback button.

Video Playback

Playback of videos can be done on the device or a computer.

To playback a video on the device, toggle to the Playback mode. Use the and buttons to toggle to the desired video. Press the OK button to play.

During playback use the OK (pause), (rewind) and (fast forward) buttons to control the video playback.

To playback a video on the computer either use an SD card adapter or connect the device to the computer directly using the USB cable.

To playback a video using an SD card adapter, remove the memory card and insert it into an SD card adapter. Place the adapter in the computer.
Basic Operation

Connect USB connector to computer.

To playback a video using USB cable, connect the USB Cable to the device and the computer. After the device powers up, press the OK Button to select Mass Storage.

On the computer, navigate to device drive. The videos are stored at: \CARDV\MOVIE. Select the video to playback.

Wi-Fi Connect

Download “Rexing Connect” app from the App Store/Google Play Store.

To access and exit the app, hold down OK Button.
Open Wi-Fi settings on your phone, find “SSID” from the list, tap to connect. (Default password: 12345678).
Open the Rexing Connect app, tap “Connect” to enter the real time video streaming page.
Once connected, the dash cam screen will switch to the camera view and will display “WiFi Connected” message. Using the Rexing Connect app, you can view a live preview of the dash cam screen, start / stop recording, as well as view and save your captures with your mobile device.

For further instruction regarding the Wi-Fi Connect feature, please visit www.rexingusa.com/wifi-connect/.

GPS Logger

When connected to the camera, it will record the speed and location of your vehicle as you drive.

You can then access this information while playing back your recordings using the GPS Video player (For windows and Mac, available at rexingusa.com).

The dash cam will automatically search for the GPS signal once it’s connected to the power source. Press the MENU button twice and go to System Settings. Toggle the GPS Speed Unit setting, and select your favorite speed unit.

After a GPS signal is found, the screen icon will turn from red to green- as per the below icons.

0.00km/h: GPS function active
0.00km/h: GPS Signal (not connected)

Parking Monitor

Connect the dash cam to the Smart Hardwire Kit (need to purchase
separately) to activate the parking monitor function. Please visit
www.support.rexingusa.com to watch a video tutorial.

Taking Photos

To take a photo, stop video recording and hold down the MENU button.

To view a photo, stop video recording and hold on MENU button to the Playback Mode.

Press the and Buttons to toggle through your photos.

Toggle to the Playback mode and select a photo to view.

To delete a photo, stop video recording and toggle to the Playback Mode and toggle through the videos and photos to the one you want to delete.

Press the MENU to toggle the Delete option.

Press the OK Button and select Delete Current or Delete All.

Toggle to the Delete option.

Taking Photos

FCC STATEMANT

FCCID: 2AW5W-V5

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

This device may not cause harmful interference, and
this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.