Model: DR02 D-PLUser ManualWi-Fi Dual Dash Camera
Thank you for purchasing the AUKEY DR02 D-PL Wi-Fi Dual Dash Camera. Please read this user manual carefully and keep it for future reference. If you need any assistance, please contact our support team with your product model number and Amazon order number
Package Contents
Smart Wi-Fi Dual Dash Cameras (Front and Rear)Dual-Port USB Car Charger13ft USB Mini-B Cable with GPS Antenna23ft USB Mini-B CableTwo Stickers Mounts for Front CameraTwo Stickers Mounts for Rear CameraOne Sticker for GPS AntennaSix Cable ClipsUser ManualWarranty Card
Product Diagram
Front Camera
Rear Camera
Specifications
| Model | DRO2 D-PL |
| Image Sensor | Sony Exmor IMX307 2.3 Megapixel CMOS Sensor |
| CPU | NT96675 |
| Screen | 1.5′ LCD |
| Angle of View | Front camera: 170° Rear camera: 152° |
| Aperture | Front camera: f/1.8 Rear camera: f/2.0 |
| Exposure Value | -1.0, -2/3, -1/3, +0.0, +1/3, +2/3, +1.0 |
| Recording Resolutions | Dual camera: 1080p (30fps)Front camera only: 1080p (30fps),720p (60fps), 720p (30fps), WVGA, VGA |
| Videoformate | MP4 |
| Sound Recording | On / Off |
| Recording Modes | Loop, Motion Detection, Time-Lapse, and Emergency Recording |
| Gravity Sensor Sensitivity | Low / Middle / High sensitivity |
| Micro SD Card Slot | Class 10 or Higher, 128GB Max |
| Input | DC 5V/3.1A |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C – 70°C (-4°F – 158°F) |
| Materials | ABS, PC, glass |
| Dimensions | Front camera: 77 x 51 x 37mm / 3″ x 2″ x 1.45′Rear camera: 54 x 50 x 28mm / 2.1″ x 2″ x 1.1″ |
System LED Indicators
There are four indicators in total. Each camera unit has an LED indicator that faces outward (to let others know you have cameras active). The front camera has an LED indicator that faces the interior of the vehicle and an on-screen indicator (both for your reference). The outward LED indicators on both cameras can be switched off if you want the dash camera to be inconspicuous to people outsideGo to Setup > Detect Led > select Off > press OK
| Outward LED Status Indicators | Inward LED Status Indicator | Screen Indicator | Meaning |
| Solid Green | Solid Green | Off | On – Not recording |
| Flashing Green | Flashing Green | Flashing Red | On – Recording |
Note: In Motion Detection mode, only the inward LED indicator will be on standby.Once motion is detected, all indicators will operate the same as a normal recording
| Button | Recording Mode | Playlist & Setup Menu | Playback Mode |
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Enter EmergencyRecording mode | Return to previous menu | Return to playlist / Stop |
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View playlist (short press) Turn on/off Audio Recording (long press) | Move up | Delete / Rewind |
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Open Setup menu (short press)Take a snapshot (long press) | Move down | Lock & Unlock / Fast-forward |
OK |
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| Reset Button |
There are 3 screen view options- Dual view, front camera, and rear camera.When the dash camera is powered on, press the OK button to switch views or switch off the screen (recording continues). ‘Screen Saver’ setting can also be used to automatically switch off the screen after 1 or 3 minutes of use
Using a Micro SD Card
The camera doesn’t include internal storage and requires a micro SD card to function (Class10+ recommended and 128GB Max Capacity Supported.) A 128GB micro SD card should store around 20 hours of 1080p recordings. Use a high-quality micro SD card for optimum performance. Insert the micro SD card into the front camera micro SD card slot. When the camera is powered on, format it (‘Format’ option in Dash Camera ‘Setup’) to prepare the card for first use in the dash camera. Formatting will permanently erase any data on the micro SD card. For best performance, format periodically (after backing up any important files). ‘Format Warning’ in ‘Settings’ can be set as a reminder
Note: Please use a Class 10 micro SD memory card (Max 128 GB) for reliable recording and performance. Format the micro SD card in the dash camera before first-time use
Installation & Powering On/Off
The diagram below shows the parts and the exact way the cables must be connected. You may wish to connect and test the dash camera system before installing it in your vehicle. For convenient testing in your home, a power bank or wall charger with 1A or 2A USB port can be used as an alternative to the car charger
- For optimal performance, install the AUKEY DR02 D-PL front / rear camera in the top-center of your front / rear windshield, facing directly ahead/behind. Lens direction can be adjusted up and down as needed
- Use the 20ft Mini-B Cable (with an L-shaped connector at one end) to connect the two cameras. The L-shaped mini-B connector plugs into the Mini-B AV Input of the front camera and the other end into the Mini-B AV Output of the rear camera
- Connect the 13ft USB Mini-B Cable (with a standard USB-A connector at one end) to one of the car charger ports and the front camera Mini-B Power Input
- Vehicle interior cable routing should be as shown in the following two diagrams. Use the cable clips to help fix the two cables conveniently and safely. Careful placement of the cables and use of existing trim and carpeting to conceal them will give a tidier finish
Caution: AUKEY is NOT responsible for any damage caused to or by the airbag due to incorrect placement of the device or its cables5. To power on, insert the car charger into your car’s 12V socket. After powering on, the system will start recording automatically. To power off, disconnect the car charger or connect the mini-B cable
Note:
- ONLY USE the included cables to ensure optimum performance of AUKEY DR02 D-PL Dash Cam
- The L-shaped mini-B connector plugs into the Mini-B AV Input (Upper right corner of the screen) of the front camera and the other end into the Mini-B AV Output (Upper left corner of the screen) of the rear camera
GPS Antenna
This provides accurate location and speed data to the DR02 D-PL that is saved to the recorded videos. This extended information may serve as evidence should any driving disputes or incidents occur
- Recommended to install the GPS Antenna with a sticker on the upper right corner of the windshield
Note: Speed can be displayed in miles or kilometers per hourThe GPS Antenna will automatically embed your GPS coordinates and speed in all video recordings in the Dash App
Setting Up the AukeyDash App
Install and use the ‘AukeyDash’ camera app to download, view, and share your footage, and to conveniently change dash camera settings with a smartphone or tablet
- Download the ‘AukeyDash’ app from the Apple App Store / Google Play and install it
- Open the app – tap ‘Get Started’ then ‘Add Dashcam’
- Power on the dash camera and then tap ‘Next’ in the app
- Long-press the dash camera ‘OK’ button to turn on dash camera Wi-Fi (a
icon will appear in the top-left of the screen) - Tap ‘Next’ and then ‘Wi-Fi settings’ in the app
- Find and connect to the dash camera Wi-Fi on your phone. The Wi-Fi name and password are displayed at the bottom of the dash camera screen. Tap the ‘Connect succeeded’ confirmation
- To watch the dash camera videos on your phone – tap ‘View’
SettingsTap in the upper-right corner of the app to enter the settings menuSnapshotTap to stop recording (the icon will change to 
); then tap to take a snapshot imageAudio RecordingTap to turn on/off audio recordingDownloading and Viewing Photos and VideosTap to stop recording (the icon will change to ); then tap to view photos and videos. Tap the photo or video you want to save; then tap to download it to your phone. Alternatively, tap to delete itNote: Files and settings cannot be accessed while recording is in progress. Press Stop to view a recording
Video Recording
Separate files are created for the recordings from the front and rear camera – you can view each camera’s footage separately at full size. The recordings are unaffected by the choice of screen view or switching the screen off
- Loop Recording: Recording will begin automatically after powering on with a micro SD card in the device. Each recorded file is up to ten minutes long, with old footage being replaced when micro SD card storage is full
- Motion Detection Recording: Switch on motion detection in ‘Setup.’ This function is designed to monitor when you’ve parked and left your vehicle but requires a continuous power supply. It will record video each time motion is detected by the front or rear camera
- Time-Lapse Recording: Switch on time-lapse recording in ‘Setup’. This function will capture a picture per second to make a video played at a high-quality 30fps
Emergency Recording
- Manual File BackupPress to back up the current file so that it won’t be overwritten. A icon will appear in the top left of the LCD screen to indicate a protected emergency recording is in progress
- Auto File BackupOnce the G-sensor is activated by a sudden impact, the device will automatically make a recording and protect it from being overwritten. Adjust G-sensor sensitivity in the ‘Setup’ menuNote: Enter the playlist or setup menu (or disconnect power) to end emergency recording mode
icon will appear in the top left of the LCD screen to indicate a protected emergency recording is in progressSnapshot
- Hold down for 3 seconds to take a snapshot while in recording mode
- The snapshot files are located in the \AUKEY\PHOTO folder on the micro SD card
- The icon will be shown after you take a snapshot. This won’t interrupt the video recording
Audio Recording
Turn on/off audio recording by long-pressingwhen in recording mode (or by adjusting in the ‘Setup’ menu). When audio recording is on, in-car audio will be recorded during video recording. Voicing details of possible hazards that may develop, especially when off-camera, may provide useful information. You can even use it to record car license plate numbers that may not be captured on the video
Viewing Photos and Videos
- Press to enter the playlist
- View photos or videos by choosing either ‘Photo File’ or ‘Video File’
- Select the file you want to view and press
OK - For videos, press
OKagain to begin playback
Deleting and Locking/Unlocking Photos and Videos
- Press to delete or to lock/unlock a photo or video file after selecting it from the playlist. If a video is being played, press to stop it and then press to delete or to lock/unlock
- Once deleted, photos and videos can’t be recovered
- If you lock a photo or video, it will be protected from being overwritten
File Transfer
USB File Transfer
- Connect the Dash Camera (with card inside) to your computer using your USB mini-B data cable (the included cable is for power only). It should be recognized as a removable device (with a USB connector image displayed on-screen)
- Find the video recording files located in the \AUKEY\MOVIE folder (or \AUKEY\PHOTO for snapshots)
- Copy the files to your computer hard-drive
Micro SD Card File Transfer
- Shut down the device (by disconnecting the power cable) and eject the micro SD card
- Insert the micro SD card into a computer micro SD card slot or reader and your computer will automatically detect the micro SD card
- Find the video recording files located in the \AUKEY\MOVIE folder (or \AUKEY\ PHOTO for snapshots)
- Copy the files to your computer
Product Care & Use
- Ensure the camera and mount are firmly fixed in place before use to avoid falls
- Keep away from liquids, extreme heat, and strong magnetic fields
- Avoid touching the lens surface. It may be cleaned with a cotton swab or lens cleaning paper. If any dirt is difficult to remove, a non-abrasive glasses lens cleaner may be used. Don’t use corrosive solutions
- Keep important videos and photos backed up elsewhere to protect against file corruption or loss caused by any SD card issues
Warranty & Customer Support
For questions, support, or warranty claims, contact us at the address below that corresponds with your region. Please include your Amazon order number and product model number.Amazon US orders: [email protected]Amazon EU orders: [email protected]Amazon CA orders: [email protected]Amazon JP orders: [email protected]Amazon AU orders: [email protected]*Please note, AUKEY can only provide after-sales service for products purchased directly from AUKEY. If you have purchased from a different seller, please contact them directly for service or warranty issues.
FCC Statement
Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, according to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used per the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
— Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.— Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.— Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.—Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.This equipment complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment.This equipment should be installed and operated with a minimum distance of 20cm between the radiator & your body.
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