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What are the button instructions for a dash cam?

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Shannon

07/30/25 6:34am

Here are the button instructions for a dash cam: 1. M Button: When the dash cam is turned on, pressing the M button cycles through recording mode, photo mode, video playback mode, and photo playback mode. To determine the current mode, observe the small icon at the top of the dash cam. A film reel icon indicates recording mode, a camera icon indicates photo mode, a film reel with a small play triangle indicates video playback mode, and a camera with a play triangle indicates photo playback mode. 2. Up/Down Buttons: In photo mode, these buttons adjust the lens zoom (zoom in or out). In video playback mode, they fast forward or rewind the video. In photo playback mode, they zoom in or out to view the photo. 3. OK Button: This is primarily the confirmation button. In recording mode, it starts or pauses recording. In video playback mode, it starts or pauses video playback. 4. Triangle Button (Emergency Save Button): Press this button in situations requiring immediate recording preservation (e.g., traffic accidents or encountering fraud). The dash cam will automatically save the currently recording video and the previous video segment, faithfully documenting the incident.

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