How to use Toyota driving recorder

The use of Pacific Automotive Network's Toyota driving recorder. Toyota's original wifi driving recorder has function buttons, reset button (RSE), microphone, and indicator light. The function buttons can be used to record videos immediately. It is protected and will not be automatically overwritten. There are TF ports and USB ports on the side. A memory card must be inserted before using the recorder. The USB port can be used to connect to a computer or other devices for video playback and other operations.

A driving recorder is an instrument that records images, sounds and other related information while a vehicle is driving. In fact, it is a car camera that can use high-definition lens photography to completely record the images, sounds, vehicle condition data, etc. of the vehicle while it is driving. In layman's terms, a driving recorder is a black box used in cars.

Different driving recorder products have different appearances, but their basic components are: Host: including microprocessor, data memory, real-time clock, display, lens module, operation keys, printer, data Communication door and other devices. If the host body does not contain a display or printer, there should be corresponding data display and printout interfaces; vehicle speed sensors; and data analysis software.

After installing a driving recorder, it can record the video images and sounds of the entire driving process, which can provide evidence for traffic accidents. People who like self-driving travel can also use it to record the process of overcoming difficulties and obstacles. Record while driving and record the time, speed, and location in the video. It can also be used as a DV at home to capture life fun, or as a home monitor. Parking monitoring can also be done at ordinary times, and driving recorders can be installed. Video data cannot be cropped. If cropped, help will not be provided after a responsible accident occurs. It is also to prevent the unavoidable conflicts in today's society.

(Photo/Text/Photo: Chen Miaoling of Pacific Automotive Network)