What are the functions of a dash cam?
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Automobile driving recorders have functions such as identity recognition, recording vehicle driving time, speed, mileage, overtime driving (fatigue driving) alarm and recording. They also include management software, providing a good human-machine interface to achieve vehicle information input, modification, query statistics, and report printing functions. When using a dash cam, secure the recorder to the car's rearview mirror with a clip, place a power supply device in the glove box, and connect it to the central control cigarette lighter. At this point, the dash cam, portable navigation, and radar detector can all be powered by the power supply device. Finally, tuck any excess wiring behind the glove box. Generally, dash cams do not have built-in memory and rely on memory card expansion or mobile digital hard drives. For SD card expansion, capacities vary from 2G, 4G, 8G, 16G, to 32G. For mobile digital hard drives, capacities can be 250G, 500G, 1000G, etc., meeting users' greater video storage needs.