Use the live view on the screen to tilt the side and rear lenses. You want a 60/40 split (60% road, 40% sky) for the best exposure levels.
Set this to "Medium." If it's too sensitive, every speed bump will "lock" a video file, eventually filling up your SD card.
Bolt this to a bare metal part of the car’s chassis. 5. Final Configuration and App Sync Once the hardware is secure, finish the setup: adn564mp4 install
Plug the main console into your car’s cigarette lighter or a USB power source. Ensure the screen turns on and all four camera feeds are displaying correctly.
Connect to a fuse that only has power when the engine is on (e.g., Radio). Use the live view on the screen to
By following these steps, your will provide seamless, 4-channel protection for every drive.
Mount this behind the rearview mirror. Ensure the lens has a clear view of the road and isn't blocked by the "dotted" ceramic frit on the windshield. Bolt this to a bare metal part of the car’s chassis
If you want to use the ADN564MP4’s 24-hour parking monitor, you cannot use the cigarette lighter plug. You will need a .
Mount this on the top center of the rear window. If you have a hatchback, ensure there is enough slack in the cable for the door to open fully. 3. Routing the Cables This is the part that defines a "clean" install.
The ADN564MP4 requires a high-speed MicroSD card (Class 10 or U3). Format the card within the device settings menu to ensure compatibility.