Stinger OPSIS Universal Full HD (1080p) Front & Rear Dash Camera

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The Stinger OPSIS Universal Full HD (1080p) Front & Rear Dash Camera is designed to provide comprehensive video coverage of your journeys, enhancing safety and providing valuable insights. This dual dash cam system captures every detail with stunning high-definition picture quality from both the front and rear of your vehicle. It integrates advanced features such as the Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) and convenient smartphone connectivity via the OPSIS App.

This manual provides detailed instructions for the setup, operation, and maintenance of your Stinger OPSIS Dash Camera, ensuring optimal performance and longevity.

Image: The Stinger OPSIS Universal Full HD Front & Rear Dash Camera system, showing both the front and rear camera units.

Ohun ti o wa ninu Apoti

Upon unboxing your Stinger OPSIS Dash Camera, please verify that all the following components are included:

• Akọkọ (Iwaju) Dash Cam
• Iwaju Dash Cam akọmọ pẹlu alemora
• Ru Dash Cam pẹlu alemora
• Hardwire ijanu
• Siga fẹẹrẹfẹ Adapter ijanu
• 32GB microSD Card (pre-inserted in the unit)
• Afowoyi Olumulo (iwe-ipamọ yii)

Key Awọn ẹya ara ẹrọ

• Full HD Resolution Dual Dash Cam (1080p): Captures every detail with high-definition picture quality.
• Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) Features: Includes Forward Collision Warning, Forward Vehicle Departure Warning, and Lane Departure Warning. Note: An external GPS Antenna is required for ADAS features.
• Included Rearview Kamẹra: Records video from both front and rear simultaneously for comprehensive coverage.
• OPSIS App & PC Viewnitori: Provides live view, file management, and cloud support via smartphone, computer, or tablet.
• Ẹya ẹrọ iyan: OBD II plug-and-play dash cam installation harness (HWK-TW01) for simplified installation.
• Reliable Power Backup: Ensures proper shutdown without file ibaje.
• Pa awọn iwifunni di odi: Allows muting of notifications for uninterrupted drives.

Image: Diagram illustrating the dual camera system with 130° front field of view and 135° rear field of view.

Ṣeto

1. Fifi sori ti ara

Proper installation ensures optimal recording and functionality. The dash cam should be mounted on your windshield, typically behind the rearview mirror, to provide a clear view of the road ahead. The rear camera should be mounted on the rear window.

• Clean the mounting surface on your windshield and rear window thoroughly.
• Attach the adhesive bracket to the main dash cam and rear dash cam.
• Securely mount the front dash cam to the windshield, ensuring it does not obstruct your view.
• Mount the rear dash cam to the rear window.
• Route the power cable and the rear camera cable neatly along the vehicle's interior trim to the power source (either the hardwire harness or cigarette lighter adapter).

Image: The front dash camera mounted on the vehicle's windshield, viewed from inside the car.

Image: The rear dash camera mounted on the vehicle's rear window.

2. App sori

The OPSIS App is essential for managing your dash cam settings, viewn gbe footage, and accessing recorded videos. Download the app from your smartphone's app store (available on both Apple App Store and Google Play Store).

Image: A smartphone screen displaying the OPSIS app interface, showing live view and recorded video files, with the dash cam and Wi-Fi symbol.

3. Initial Setup & Smartphone Connectivity

To connect your smartphone to the OPSIS dash cam for initial setup or live viewing, especially if your vehicle has wireless Android Auto or CarPlay, follow these steps:

1. Disconnect Phone from Vehicle: If your phone is connected to your vehicle's wireless Android Auto or CarPlay, navigate to your vehicle's radio settings and disconnect your phone from these services. This is crucial as your phone cannot connect to both the vehicle's Wi-Fi for Android Auto/CarPlay and the dash cam's direct Wi-Fi simultaneously.
2. Activate Dash Cam Wi-Fi: On the OPSIS dash cam, press the Wi-Fi button. The Wi-Fi indicator light on the dash cam will illuminate.
3. Connect to Dash Cam Wi-Fi: On your smartphone, go to your Wi-Fi settings. Look for the "Opsis_fc" network (it may take 30-60 seconds to appear). Select it and enter the default password: 123456789. Confirm the connection, even if prompted that there's no internet access.
4. Open OPSIS App: Once connected to the dash cam's Wi-Fi, open the OPSIS app on your smartphone.
5. Fi ẹrọ kun: Within the app, select "Add Device" to link your dash cam.
6. Awọn ẹya Wiwọle: O le wọle si laaye bayi view, ṣakoso files, and adjust device settings through the app.
7. Reconnect to Vehicle (Optional): After completing the initial setup, you can reconnect your phone to your vehicle's wireless Android Auto or CarPlay for normal use.

Ṣiṣẹ kamẹra Dash

1. Gbigbasilẹ

The Stinger OPSIS dash cam automatically begins continuous recording when powered on. It records both front and rear views ni nigbakannaa. Files are saved to the included 32GB microSD card.

2. Advanced Driver Assistance System (ADAS) Features

The dash cam is equipped with ADAS features to enhance driving safety. These include:

• Ikilọ Ija Siwaju: Alerts you to potential frontal collisions.
• Forward Vehicle Departure Warning: O sọ fun ọ nigbati ọkọ iwaju ba bẹrẹ gbigbe.
• Ikilọ Ilọkuro Lane: Kilọ fun ọ ti o ba jade kuro ni ọna rẹ.

Please note: An external GPS antenna is required for these ADAS features to function correctly.

3. Pa Ipo

Parking mode provides surveillance when your vehicle is parked. It can be configured to use energy saver, motion detection, or time-lapse recording to capture events while the vehicle is stationary.

4. Mute Notifications

You can customize which notifications you receive from the dash cam via the OPSIS app settings. This allows you to mute alerts that you prefer not to hear during your drive, ensuring an uninterrupted experience.

5. File Isakoso

Access and manage your recorded videos and images conveniently through the OPSIS App on your smartphone or the dedicated PC Viewer software. This allows for live viewing, downloading, and reviewinu footage.

Itoju

1. MicroSD Card Management

The dash cam comes with a 32GB microSD card pre-inserted. For optimal performance and to prevent data corruption, it is recommended to format the microSD card regularly (e.g., once a month) using the dash cam's format function or through the OPSIS app. Replace the microSD card if you experience frequent recording errors or data loss.

2. Ninu

Keep the camera lenses clean to ensure clear video quality. Use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently wipe the lenses. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or solvents that could damage the lens coating.

Laasigbotitusita

• Cannot Connect to Dash Cam Wi-Fi:

  Ensure your smartphone is disconnected from your vehicle's wireless Android Auto or CarPlay. These services use Wi-Fi, which can interfere with the dash cam's direct Wi-Fi connection. Follow the steps in the "Initial Setup & Smartphone Connectivity" section.
• Dash Cam Ko Gbigbasilẹ:

  Check if the microSD card is properly inserted and formatted. Ensure the dash cam is receiving power. If issues persist, try formatting the card or replacing it.

• Didara fidio ti ko dara:

  Clean the camera lenses. Ensure the dash cam is securely mounted and not vibrating. Check the video resolution settings in the OPSIS app.

• Àwọn Ẹ̀yà ADAS Tí Kò Ṣiṣẹ́:

  Verify that an external GPS antenna is connected and functioning. ADAS features rely on GPS data for accurate operation.

Awọn pato

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