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Where is the dash cam card placed?

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ElisaMarie

07/29/25 5:01pm

The location of the dash cam memory card varies by model. For mirror-type dash cams, it's usually on the top front of the device; for hidden-type models, it's on either side; and for bullet-type models, it's typically on the right side of the device. Additional information: 1. Choosing a memory card: There are two types of memory cards compatible with dash cams (SD cards and SDHC cards). SD cards, short for Secure Digital, use the FAT12 and FAT16 file systems as specified in the SD1.1 standard, limiting their maximum capacity to 2GB. SDHC cards are essentially upgraded versions of SD cards. 2. Installing the suction cup: First, attach the suction cup to the windshield, choosing an appropriate location to avoid future issues. Before placing the suction cup, moisten its base with water, then press it firmly onto the glass with both hands without moving it. Wait for five minutes to ensure it adheres properly. 3. Inserting the memory card: Generally, dash cams do not come with a memory card, so you'll need to purchase one. Be sure to select the correct model. It's advisable to buy from official flagship stores to prevent any issues. 4. Installing the base: The base is usually easy to install—simply align the clips and attach it to the suction cup. Be gentle during installation to avoid dislodging the already secured suction cup. Ensure the suction cup is firmly attached to the glass before proceeding with the base installation.

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