Where is the memory card slot for the Haval Chitu dash cam?
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The memory card is located on the top side of the dash cam, where you can see a black card slot with the naked eye, which is the memory card slot. Below is a partial introduction to the Haval Chitu: Introduction: The Haval Chitu is the fourth model based on the Great Wall Lemon Platform. It features advanced intelligence, comprehensive expandability, strong safety protection, high energy efficiency ratio, and exceptional global quality, giving the Haval Chitu even greater capabilities. Configuration: The Haval Chitu comes equipped with features such as launch control mode, L2 autonomous driving, fully automatic parking, identity recognition, HUD smart head-up display, and intelligent remote monitoring.
The memory card for the Haval Chitu's dash cam is usually inserted into the card slot on the device itself, specifically located in the unit above the windshield near the interior rearview mirror. As a new car owner, I was a bit confused at first when encountering this for the first time, but later I noticed a small cover on the ceiling inside the car. A gentle press opens it, revealing the MicroSD card slot. It's recommended to perform this operation when the car is parked—find a safe spot to stop before inserting the card to avoid distractions while driving. It's best to use a high-speed card with 32GB or 64GB capacity and format it in the device once before inserting to prevent recording issues. If you can't find it, you can check the car manual, which includes detailed diagrams. Remember to regularly check if the card is full, as recordings will automatically stop when it's full, which can significantly impact your driving records. Don't worry about it being too complicated—you'll get the hang of it after trying it once.
I've been driving the Haval Chitu for a few years. The memory card slot is located in the small compartment of the dashcam near the rearview mirror on the front ceiling. Just look up from the driver's seat and you'll see it. There's a small cover on the side; just flip it open to insert the card. A MicroSD card works fine, preferably Class 10 or above for faster speed without lag. Don't forget to format it after insertion, which can be done with one click in the dashcam menu. If you can't find it, it might be a different version—some are integrated into the rearview mirror, and you can simply push open the mirror frame to access it. Safety first—do this when parked to avoid distractions while driving. Regularly clearing the memory is also important to prevent gaps in recording due to a full card.
