How to Use the Built-in Dash Cam in the Teana?

[DeCaden]

Here are the steps to use the built-in dash cam in the Teana: 1. Insert a memory card before using the dash cam. 2. Press and hold the power button to turn it on or off. 3. Use the mode button to switch between video recording, photo taking, or preview mode. 4. Selecting video recording mode will automatically start recording; press the OK button to pause. Additional information about the dash cam: 1. The loop recording settings typically offer options like 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, etc. 2. It is most suitable to set the loop recording time to 3 or 5 minutes. 3. The dash cam can record both video and audio during vehicle operation.

[SanMelanie]

I just bought a Teana, and the built-in dash cam is very user-friendly. The operation is actually quite simple: prepare a Micro SD card before getting in the car, insert it into the slot next to the glove compartment, and it will automatically start recording when the vehicle is started—no need to press any buttons manually. I prefer connecting via the mobile app; just download the Nissan Connect application, pair it, and you can view video playback in real-time or set a higher resolution. For daily use, remember to format the storage card regularly to prevent it from getting full and interrupting the recording. In terms of safety, if an emergency collision occurs, it will automatically save that portion of the footage as evidence. Overall, it’s super hassle-free—it helps me record road conditions in detail when driving, avoiding potential disputes. This thing is quite durable; I’ve used it for several months without any issues, and friends I’ve recommended it to all say it works great.

[Shirley]

As someone who drives frequently, I find the built-in dash cam in the Teana very practical. It starts running automatically when the vehicle is powered on, requiring no additional operation. It's recommended to first check the card slot location in the vehicle manual—usually located below the center console. Insert a Micro SD card, and it starts recording once the engine is started. You can adjust the viewing angle or download files via Bluetooth or WiFi by connecting to the official app. The key is to regularly check the video quality to avoid card damage or insufficient memory. In terms of safety features, it saves segments separately when detecting jolts. It's very convenient to use, especially on highways where it monitors the entire journey, helping me reduce the hassle of providing evidence after an accident. Normally, formatting the card once a month is sufficient, and I usually handle these small details during car maintenance. This device has significantly enhanced my sense of security.