Parking security

Install the parking surveillance cable beforehand and then enable at least one of the 3 functions following any of the methods below, so that the  dash cam will safeguard your vehicle when it is in parking.

• Press the function button below icon  to enter Settings, select Parking security and enable Collision detection/AI Motion detection/Time-lapse recording.
• Open the 70mai app, tap the icon  on the dash cam card and tap Dash cam settings. Find Collision detection/AI Motion detection/Time-lapse photography and enable the function.

Collision detection

When the vehicle engine turns off, dash cam is in standby mode. When the build-in gravity sensor detects collision, dash cam will record parking surveillance video.

Changing collision sensitivity

• Press the function button below icon  to enter settings, select Parking security > Collision detection sensitivity and select desired option.
• Go to 70mai app, tap the icon  on the dash cam card and tap Dash cam settings. Tap Collision detection > Collision detection sensitivity and then select desired option.

If you find that the parking surveillance recording is frequently triggered when you close the vehicle door, you can select a low sensitivity and select 5 mins delayed response.

AI Motion detection

When the vehicle engine turns off, dash cam is in standby mode. When the continuously running image algorithm detects any threatening person and decides that this person should be recorded, dash cam will record parking surveillance video.

Time-lapse photography

When the vehicle engine turns off, dash cam records video at the sampling frequency of 1 fps (when the frame rate is set at 30 fps) or one frame per 500ms (when the frame rate is set at 60 fps). Those recorded images will be compound to a 30 fps or 60 fps video, which is the time-lapse video.

In the time-lapse mode, dash cam continuously records the scene in view and plays back the video at a speed 15 times faster than the real world. If any abnormal event occurs, dash cam can record the antecedents and consequences of the event as evidence.

When all of the 3 functions are enabled, dash cam will enter the time-lapse mode when it detects the ACC OFF signal on the parking surveillance cable. When collision or suspicious person triger parking surveillance video recording, dash cam will record accordingly. During this process, the dash cam screen won’t light up but the indicator turns to solid green.

When the parking surveillance video is finished, dash cam will return to time lapse recording.