Where is the rear camera of the dash cam installed?
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The rear camera of a dash cam is generally installed at the top left or top right corner of the license plate, and some are installed directly above the license plate. In practice, the installation position may vary slightly depending on the brand and the camera angle. The purpose of a dash cam is to protect the driver's legal rights and avoid extortion or blackmail; to help traffic police accurately and quickly handle traffic accidents; to reduce driver violations and lower the probability of traffic accidents; and to assist courts in making accurate judgments when handling traffic accident cases. Dual cameras cover both the front and rear views of the vehicle, providing comprehensive protection for the owner and driving safety. Installation method for the rear camera of a dash cam: Connect the rear camera plug and the power plug on the cigarette lighter, and confirm whether the front and rear cameras can work properly. If everything is correct, start routing the wires; Insert the wires into the plastic panel above, connect to the fuse box, and use a test pen to check before connecting; Use a scraper to guide the rear camera wire to the rear windshield and secure it properly; Remove the panel above the rear windshield, pull the wire through the hole, install the camera on the removed panel, and then reinstall the panel; After installing the camera, check its working status. Insert the plug into the display screen to see the rear recording. If it is not suitable, adjust the camera accordingly.
