Navitel R260Nv Front Dash Cam Full HD - Black

The Navitel R260Nv supports microSD cards with a capacity of up to 256 GB.

Yes, the dash camera is equipped with a microphone to record audio along with video footage. This can be disabled in the settings if preferred.

The G-sensor detects sudden changes in motion, such as impacts or hard braking. When triggered, it automatically locks and saves the current video recording to prevent it from being overwritten.

Yes, the dash camera is designed to operate continuously while plugged into a power source, allowing for uninterrupted recording.

Dual-channel recording, when an optional rear camera is connected, allows the dash camera to simultaneously record footage from both the front and rear of the vehicle, providing a more comprehensive view of events.

Firmware updates are typically provided by Navitel via their website. Users can usually download the update file to a microSD card and follow instructions provided by Navitel to install it on the device.

The Navitel R260Nv does not come with built-in GPS as a standard feature. Location data is not recorded unless an optional GPS module is supported and attached.

Ensure the USB-C cable is securely connected to both the camera and the power adapter. Verify the car's power outlet is functioning. Try a different USB-C cable or power adapter if available.

Clean the camera lens with a soft microfiber cloth. Ensure the microSD card is inserted correctly and is not full. Try formatting the microSD card via the camera's menu.

Adjust the G-sensor sensitivity settings within the dash camera's menu. A lower setting may be needed if it triggers too easily; a higher setting if it's not sensitive enough to impacts.

Perform a soft reset by holding down the power button for an extended period. If the issue persists, try removing and reinserting the microSD card, or perform a factory reset through the camera's settings menu.

Ensure the microSD card is compatible and not corrupted. Try formatting the card on a computer first, then reinsert it into the dash camera and attempt formatting again. If the issue persists, the card may be faulty or incompatible.