Camera
iQ has front facing and interior cameras (and an optional
rear-window camera) to record in and around your vehicle.
Power Source
When connected to your vehicle's OBD port, iQ automatically
turns on and starts recording when the engine is started.
Recording
The camera continuously records video footage while you're
driving. The video is typically recorded in short segments,
a few minutes long, to make it easier to manage the files.
Storage
The recorded video footage is stored on a memory card
inserted into the dash cam. The memory card acts as
storage, similar to an SD card in a digital camera.
Loop Recording
As the memory card fills up with recorded video, iQ uses a
feature called "loop recording" to overwrite the oldest footage
with new recordings. This ensures that the camera can keep
recording even when the memory card is full. Important files
can be manually saved to prevent them from being overwritten.
Event Recording
iQ has built-in G-sensors and Radar, which detect sudden
movements or impacts in and around your vehicle. When an event
like a collision or sudden braking is detected, iQ will automatically
save the footage surrounding the event and mark it as an important
file that to be reviewed. When you’re away from your vehicle, iQ can
send you notifications to let you know of suspicious activity near
where you’re parked, letting you keep an eye on what’s going on.
Playback and Accessing Footage
To view the recorded footage, use the iQ app (recommended)
or remove the memory card from the dash cam and insert it
into a computer. Once the footage is accessed, you can
review, edit, or share the recordings as needed.
iQ Overview
How a Dash Cam Works
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