How to use the dash cam in Audi A4L?

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HenryLynn
07/25/25 9:07am
Audi A4L dash cam operation instructions are as follows: 1. Power on/off: Long press the power button to turn on or off. 2. Photo mode: After powering on, press the mode button to select photo mode, then press OK button to take photos. 3. Video recording mode: The DVR automatically enters recording state after powering on, with recording indicator blinking. 4. Preview mode: After powering on, press the mode button to select preview mode, use up/down buttons to select video files, press OK to play/pause, press mode button to exit. 5. Screen display switching: After DVR powers on, press the switch button to toggle between front camera display, rear camera display, and dual-camera simultaneous display. 6. Infrared night vision: While powered on, press the right button to turn rear camera infrared lights on/off. 7. Charging: The DVR can be charged via DC5V charger, USB5V charger or computer USB port. Red indicator stays on during charging and turns off when fully charged. 8. Connecting to computer (USB flash drive function): Connect DVR to computer using USB cable, select USB-Disk option on DVR display interface, then press OK to enter USB drive mode. 9. Screen saver: During standby or recording, briefly press power button to turn screen saver on/off.
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