How to View Mercedes-Benz E300L Dash Cam Footage on Your Phone?

[MacEmilia]

Go to the app store (such as Fuchuang, Hui Che Tian Xia, or other software names specified in the manual) to install the corresponding application. Before opening the app, go to the Wi-Fi settings and select the dash cam's Wi-Fi network (the Wi-Fi name will be indicated in the manual). Enter the password to connect (the default password is provided in the manual. After logging into the app, you can modify the Wi-Fi access password—proceed with caution). Open the app to view the dash cam footage.

[SanAnthony]

I've been driving a Mercedes-Benz E300L for two years, and checking the dashcam footage on my phone is actually quite simple. First, use the manual that came with the dashcam to find the WiFi name, usually something starting with DVR. When connecting your phone to this WiFi, note that it will disconnect your mobile data. Then, just open the dedicated app to view the live footage. Last time my friend scraped the curb while driving, I pulled up the recording right there to show him. Remember, it starts recording automatically every time you start the car, but you need to manually select playback in the app to view historical recordings. In case of emergencies, just press the lock button on the dashcam to prevent the video from being automatically overwritten.

[JudahMarie]

Last week, I just helped my colleague debug the dash cam on his newly purchased E300L. The key steps are just two: first, download the matching APP from the app store—I used the one from JADO. Then, let the dash cam emit a WiFi signal. When connecting with your phone, you’ll need to enter the default password, which is definitely in the manual. Once connected, open the APP to operate it. The highlight is that you can directly download videos to your phone’s album. I also discovered a trick: for some models, you need to enable the 'Mobile View' function in the settings; otherwise, the device won’t be found. If you encounter any sudden incidents during your commute, you can pull up the footage at a red light to check.