Which memory card should I use?
The V5C Plus guide specifies Class 10 / UHS-3 or higher microSD cards, up to 256GB. Look for a U3-rated card designed for continuous dash-cam recording. The guide lists a 64GB card in the package. Format cards in the camera before use.
How do I format the card?
Back up important recordings first. Stop recording with OK, press MENU twice to enter System Settings, use UP / DOWN to select Format SD Card, then confirm with OK. Formatting erases the card.
Why can’t I open the menu?
Press OK to stop the current recording before entering settings. Press MENU once for the current mode’s settings or twice for System Settings.
The phone says “No internet” on camera Wi-Fi. Is that normal?
Yes. The camera’s Wi-Fi is a local connection for live view and transferring recordings. Stay connected to that network and open Rexing Connect. If prompted, select Keep Trying Wi-Fi or the equivalent option.
How long will my memory card record?
Recording time varies with resolution, active cameras, file size and settings. Loop recording overwrites the oldest unlocked clips when space is needed. Back up important footage; do not rely on a fixed number of recording hours.
Why is my card full with loop recording enabled?
Locked event files are protected from loop overwriting. Back up required clips and review locked files. The guide recommends low Gravity Sensing sensitivity for normal driving when parking monitoring is not used.
Is a rear camera included?
The V5C Plus includes a front-facing view and cabin-facing camera. The rear camera connects to a dedicated port and is sold separately according to the guide. Front and cabin recordings use the same memory card.
Why does parking monitoring stop working?
Check that the correct hardwire kit is installed and its required camera setting is selected. Smart-kit vibration monitoring and Intelligent-kit motion detection use different settings. If the kit cuts power to protect a low vehicle battery, the camera cannot record until power is restored.
Why is GPS not showing a location?
The camera searches for GPS after it receives power. Allow it to acquire a signal; the GPS indicator changes from red to green. Select the GPS speed unit in System Settings. Use the GPS video player to view recorded speed and location.