Orskey Dash Cam S800 Instruction Manual

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Orskey Dash Cam S800 Instruction Manual

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Orskey Dash Cam S800 Instructions

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Orskey Dash Cam S800 Specifications

Feature Specification
Display 3'' HD Screen
Angle 170° Wide Angle
Record Method Loop Recording / Motion Detection
Recording Format AVI
Video Resolution 1920×1080 (1080FHD), 1440×1080 (1080P), 1280×720 (720P)
Photo Resolution 4032×3024 (12M), 3648×2736 (10M), 3264×2448 (8M), 2592×1944 (5M), 2048×1536 (3M), 1920×1080 (2MHD), 1280×960 (1.3M)
Video Output No
Supported Languages English, Français, Español, Português, Deutsch, Italiana, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Русский, Japanese
Gravity Sensor (G-Sensor) Files locked when in emergency
Manual Lock Press the Lock button during recording
Loop Recording Durations Off, 1 Minute, 2 Minutes, 3 Minutes, 5 Minutes
Infrared Night Vision Yes
Memory Card Support Micro SD card (4GB-32GB, Class 10 or above)
USB Interface USB 2.0
Battery Lithium polymer battery (150MAH, 3-5 minutes runtime)
Power Supply DC-5V / 1.5A
Operating Temperature Range -10°C to 60°C

Orskey Dash Cam S800 Details

The Orskey Dash Cam S800 is engineered for comprehensive vehicle surveillance, offering a suite of intelligent recording functions. One notable feature is High Dynamic Range (HDR), which can be toggled on or off to optimize video brightness. This ensures a crisp and clear picture with balanced contrast, particularly useful in challenging lighting conditions such as low light or strong backlighting.

For passive monitoring, the dash cam includes Motion Detection, activating recording when movement is sensed within three meters of the lens. It automatically ceases recording when motion stops. Users should note that disabling this feature during driving is recommended to maintain uninterrupted video capture. Additionally, the Parking Monitoring function allows the dash cam to automatically turn on and record if it detects a vibration while the vehicle is parked and the dash cam is powered off.

Crucial for incident protection, the G-sensor automatically locks the current video file upon detecting a sudden shake or collision, preventing it from being overwritten by loop recording. Its sensitivity can be adjusted to Low or Off to avoid unnecessary file locking during routine braking. Continuous 24-hour monitoring requires an optional Hardwire Kit, enabling various power supply configurations, including recording until the car battery reaches a minimum voltage or activating solely upon vibration.

The device is designed for user convenience, featuring a clear display screen and intuitive buttons for navigation. Package contents include the car recorder unit, a robust suction mount for easy windshield attachment, a car charger, and a mini USB cable. Its interfaces comprise a TF card slot, HD interface, USB interface, and dedicated buttons for menu, mode, power, and lock functions, making operation straightforward across its different modes.

Proper memory card management is vital for the S800's optimal performance. It supports Class 10 microSD cards ranging from 4GB to 32GB. Users are strongly advised to format the card regularly, ideally once a month and before initial use, to prevent storage issues like the "SD card is full" error. The manual cautions against using larger capacity cards or unbranded "fake" memory cards, which can lead to loop recording failures and data corruption.

Installation is simple: the suction mount secures the device near the rearview mirror for an optimal field of view. It’s important to clean the windshield and avoid touching the lens with fingers to ensure video clarity. The dash cam automatically powers on and begins recording when the vehicle's engine starts, utilizing the supplied car charger. Manual power controls are also available, and a Screen Saver option turns off the display after a set period to conserve power while recording continues.

The S800 offers versatile file playback. Videos and photos can be reviewed directly on the dash cam or by connecting it to a PC via the included USB cable, where it appears as 'Mass storage.' For smoother PC playback, VLC media player is recommended. Its comprehensive menu system allows for detailed customization of video settings such as exposure and audio recording, and photo settings like white balance and sharpness.

For vehicles with dual camera setups, the S800 supports a rear camera, which can be installed on the rear windshield or near the license plate. If the vehicle lacks a built-in reverse monitor, connecting the rear camera's red trigger wire to the vehicle's reversing lamp enables automatic display of a full-screen back image with an assistant line when reversing. The device offers various troubleshooting tips, addressing common issues like power supply consistency, blurred videos, and screen freezing, emphasizing the use of the correct power adapter and proper memory card specifications.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can't find the answer you need? Here are some frequently asked questions about the Orskey Dash Cam S800, and we answer them below.


Why is my dash cam saying 'sd card is full'?
This issue often arises because the Orskey Dash Cam S800 is limited to 32GB microSD cards; capacities of 64GB, 128GB, or 256GB are not supported and will disable loop recording. Ensure your G-sensor sensitivity is set to Low or Off, and parking mode is disabled, as too many locked files can rapidly fill the card. Regularly format the memory card after extracting necessary videos.

How long can the dashcam Loop recording the video?
The dash cam records continuously, overwriting the oldest files. A 16GB memory card at the highest resolution can save approximately 1.5 to 1.75 hours of single front camera footage, or 1.25 to 1.5 hours with both front and rear cameras. A 32GB card extends this to 3.0 to 3.5 hours for a single front camera and 2.5 to 3.0 hours for dual cameras.

Why does my dash cam turn off randomly?
Random shutdowns can be caused by an unstable power connection, so ensure the car charger is securely plugged in. Another common reason is a full memory card; when the card runs out of space, the camera may shut off to prompt formatting. Regular formatting of your memory card is recommended to prevent this and extend its lifespan.

Why is the camera unable to be switched on?
First, remove the memory card and try connecting a mobile phone charger via USB to see if the camera powers on. If not, reset it by inserting a needle into the reset hole for three seconds, then press the power button. If it powers on, re-insert and format the memory card. If it remains unresponsive, contact support for a replacement. Always ensure the device is fully charged for initial use.

Why does my dash cam always auto turn on and off?
This behavior is typically due to the parking monitor function being activated. If parking mode is on, the dash cam will automatically turn on, record a 30-second emergency video when its internal G-sensor detects a shake, and then turn off. To resolve this, turn off parking mode while driving and only activate it when your car is parked.

How to view playback on a laptop?
You can view playback videos on a laptop using two methods: Either insert the memory card into a card reader and then into your computer's USB port, or connect the dash cam directly to your laptop using the included mini USB data cable and select 'Mass Storage' on the dash cam. For smoother playback, downloading a media player like VLC is suggested.

What should I do when the rear camera does not display?
Check all wire connections to ensure the rear camera cable is securely connected. Verify you are using the normal vehicle charger, as connecting via a car's USB port might not supply sufficient current. If connections and power supply are adequate, the rear camera or its wire might be faulty; contact support for a replacement.

Does the dash cam keep running even if the ignition is off?
This depends on your vehicle's DC outlet. Some car power outlets remain active after the ignition is off, while others do not. If your cigarette lighter socket stays powered, you will need to manually switch off the dash cam after turning off your car to prevent battery drain.

What should I do if the cam freezes, the screen goes black or the buttons do not work?
First, verify that your memory card is a Class 10 SDHC TF card with a capacity between 4GB and 32GB. If issues persist, try forcing a shutdown by holding the power button, then restart. If the problem continues, press the dedicated Reset button on the camera to perform a factory reset.

Why am I unable to access menu setting (No response by pressing menu button)?
When an SD card is inserted and the camera is powered on, it defaults to video mode and automatically begins recording. To access the menu settings, you must first press the OK button to pause the recording. Once recording is stopped, you can then press the Menu button to navigate to the settings.

Does the dash cam have to be plugged in all the time to record?
Yes, for continuous recording, the Orskey Dash Cam S800 must remain plugged into a power source using the included car charger. Its built-in lithium polymer battery (150MAH) is only designed for a short runtime of approximately 3-5 minutes, primarily to save current settings and complete ongoing recordings upon power loss, not for continuous operation.

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