What are the reasons for a dash cam not responding when powered on?

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SamuelLynn
07/29/25 11:54am
The reasons for a dash cam not responding when powered on are: 1. Poor power contact; 2. Damaged or broken wiring. The functions of a dash cam are: 1. Recording the vehicle's position and driving route, which helps optimize the vehicle and correct poor driving habits; 2. When the driver is fatigued and does not stop to rest, the dash cam automatically emits continuous alarm sounds, and the background supervision department can also contact the driver for a break; 3. The dash cam records the vehicle's driving status, and by extracting the stored data from the recorder, it assists in determining the responsibility for traffic accidents, making the determination of traffic accident responsibility more scientific.
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