Why is the dash cam's red light always on?
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Generally, dash cams have two indicator lights: a red light and a blue light. The red light indicates that the device is charging or there is a malfunction. Please check if the memory card needs to be formatted. The blue light indicates normal operation. Additionally, if the red light you are referring to is the "REC" indicator on the screen, it means the device is currently recording, which is normal. Below is some relevant information about dash cams: Functions of a dash cam: To protect the legal rights of drivers. In case of accidents involving pedestrians crossing the road, cyclists, or motorcyclists, there is a risk of being extorted. A dash cam can provide drivers with valid evidence. By reviewing the recorded footage, the responsibility for the accident becomes clear, allowing traffic police to handle the incident quickly and accurately. This enables quick clearance of the scene to restore traffic flow while preserving crucial evidence from the incident, contributing to a safer and smoother traffic environment. Components of a dash cam: Different dash cam models may have varying appearances, but they generally consist of the following basic components: Main unit - includes a microprocessor, data storage, real-time clock, display screen, lens module, operation buttons, printer, and data communication interface. If the main unit does not include a display or printer, it should have corresponding data display and print output interfaces. Other components include a speed sensor and data analysis software.
