Table of contents

1. UVIEW download step ​ 1

2. Connect device ​ 1

3. Video interface ​ 2

4. System Login ​ 3

5. General Settings ​ 4

5.1. Device Information ​ 4

5.2 System Time ​ 4

5.3 Daylight Saving Time ​ 5

5.4 Power on ​ 6

5.5 User ​ 7

6. Vehicle ​ 8

6.1. Vehicle Information ​ 8

6.2. Vehicle Positioning ​ 8

6.3 Vehicle mileage ​ 9

7. Preview Settings ​ 9

7.1 Display ​ 9

7.2 Margin Adjustment ​ 10

7.3 Osd Information ​ 10

8. Video Settings ​ 11

8.1 Recording Properties ​ 11

8.2 Main stream/sub stream ​ 12

8.3 Camera Properties ​ 12

8.4 Timed snapshot ​ 13

8.5 Video Recording Plan ​ 14

8.6 video osd ​ 14

8.7 Storage Location ​ 15

9. Alarm settings ​ 15

[Link] Input ​ 15

9.2. Speed ​ 16
 9.3.G_sensor ​ 17

9.4. Driving Status ​ 18

9.5. System ​ 19

10. Network ​ 20

10.1. Wired Network Settings ​ 20

[Link] Settings ​ 20

10.3.3G/4G Settings ​ 21

[Link] Platform ​ 22

[Link] settings ​ 23

10.6. Upload Settings ​ 23

11. Peripherals ​ 24

11.1 Serial Port Devices ​ 24

11.2 IO Output ​ 25

[Link] ​ 26

12.1 Basic Settings ​ 26

12.2ADAS ​ 26

12.3DMS ​ 27

12.4 Face Recognition ​ 28

13. System Maintenance ​ 29

13.1. Disk Maintenance ​ 29

13.2 Parameter Import ​ 30

13.3 Parameter Export ​ 30

13.4 Upgrade and Maintenance ​ 30

13.5 Developers use ​ 30

14. Video playback ​ 31

15. AI calibration ​ 32

16. System Information ​ 32

16.1 Basic Information ​ 32

16.2 Basic State ​ 33

16.3 4G Status ​ 34

16.4 WIFI Status ​ 35

16.5 GPS Status ​ 36
Note: This manual is only applicable to Android system, IOS system needs to connect to the
device WIFI and open the browser to enter the URL [Link] to enter the interface, only
parameters can be configured, cannot be previewed in real time.

1. UVIEW download steps

Using an Android phone, open your mobile browser and scan the QR code below to download
the UVIEW app.

2. Connect your device

Press the button on the dashcam until it announces "Entering Configuration Mode", then open
the UVIEW app and select the WiFi name corresponding to the device, such as "
N9/N6-XXXX " , WiFi password: 1122334455.
3. Video interface
Click the icon in the upper right corner to get the real-time picture. The basic information
includes: device ID, SD card storage status, 4G status, GPS status, server connection status,
application version, MCU version, hardware version, algorithm version, and algorithm
information.
Device ID: Displays the device ID configured in the device information.
Application Version: Displays the current dashcam firmware version number.
MCU version: Displays the current dashcam version number.
Hardware version: Displays the current dashcam hardware version number.
4. System Login
After the device is turned on, click "Settings" to enter the login interface.
User: Ordinary user and administrator.
Login as an ordinary user, you can only search and browse, and cannot enter the menu to set
parameters. Login as an administrator, you can set parameters. The default password for
Admin login is: 888888
5. General Settings
5.1. Device Information
Device ID: The device ID added by the CMS server must be consistent with the local device
ID of the dashcam. If using the CMSV6 platform, the device ID must be 12 digits.

5.2 System Time

Date Time: Click "Date Time" to start entering the date and time.

Format: Date format. Year/Month/Day, Day/Month/Year, Month/Day/Year.

Zone: Press [OK] to select the time zone. The system default is GMT+08.

GPS Sync: Manually synchronize time.

NTP Sync: Make the device time more accurate

5.3 Daylight Saving Time
Enable: Disables daylight saving time and displays the time normally. If enabled, the system
time will be offset by 1 hour. Disabled by default.

Offset: The default time is 1 hour.

Mode: Date/Week, default is Date.

Start time: The default is January 1st [Link].

End time: The default is January 1st [Link].

Note: During the period when daylight saving time is in effect, the system time is delayed by
one hour.
5.4 Power On/Off
Power Mode: Set the power mode, ACC mode/timing mode/sleep mode.

1）ACC mode: Turn on/off dashcam according to the car key signal.

Delayed shutdown (minutes): The ACC is disconnected and the machine will not be shut
down immediately. Enter the delayed shutdown time. The machine will be shut down at the
delayed shutdown time.

2）Timer mode: The dashcam is turned on/off according to the on/off time period set by the
user.

Timer (On Time): In Timer Mode, enter the on time.

Timer (off time): Off time in timer mode, enter the off time

PowerProtect: Select "on" to enable battery protection. After turning it on, enter the voltage
protection parameters. When the actual voltage is lower than the set parameters, the device
will shut down.

Time restart: Select "on" to enable the scheduled restart. After turning it on, enter the
scheduled restart time point. The restart command will be executed when the set time is
reached.
5.5 User
Select different user roles to enter the corresponding operation interface.

User: The common user account is Guest, and the administrator account is Admin.

Password: The initial password for ordinary users is 000000, and the initial password for
administrators is 888888.
6. Vehicles
6.1. Vehicle Information
Enter the vehicle-related information in the corresponding fields and click "Save" after
entering.

6.2. Vehicle Positioning

Mode: GPS+BD: The positioning module simultaneously receives and uses signals from GPS
satellites and BeiDou satellites for positioning.

GPS+GLONASS: The positioning module simultaneously receives and uses signals from
GPS satellites and GLONASS satellites for positioning.

GPS update interval: The time interval at which the positioning module calculates and
outputs new location information.

Batch upload quantity: The number of location points sent at one time when uploading
positioning data to the server.

Speed Filtering: Eliminates abnormal fluctuations in the speed display, making the displayed
and recorded speed values more stable and reliable.

Speed correction value: calibrate the speed.

6.3 Vehicle mileage

Initial mileage: Set the initial mileage, and the system can calculate the actual additional
driving distance of the vehicle after the device is activated.
7. Preview settings
7.1 Display
CVBS output: Select PAL/None. Default is PAL. (PAL resolution: 720X576 )

Language: Set the display language of the device operation interface. After saving, click the
"Refresh" icon in the upper right corner.

Login duration: The platform's automatic logout time. For example, if the login duration is
10 minutes, the platform will automatically log out if there is no operation for 10 minutes.
You will need to log in again next time you enter the settings.

Volume: Set the device voice volume.

Color to gray threshold: When the ambient light level is lower than the set value, the
dashcam automatically switches from color to black and white night vision mode.

Gray to color threshold: When the ambient light level is higher than the set value, the
dashcam automatically switches from black and white night vision mode to color image.

Startup music: Off: No music when the device is turned on; On: Music when the device is
turned on.

7.2 Margin Adjustment

Adjust the margins of the AV output screen

Left: Adjust the left margin.

Right: Adjusts the right border.

Top: Adjust the top margin.

Bottom: Adjust the bottom margin.

7.3 Osd Information

Date Time: Displays the date and time on the video preview screen.

Channel: Displays the channel on the video preview screen.

Channel resolution: Displays the channel resolution in the video preview screen.

Recording Icon: Displays the recording icon on the video preview screen.

Channel Mirror Flip: Displays the channel mirror flip mark on the video preview screen.

License plate number: Display the license plate number information on the video preview
page.

8. Video recording settings

8.1 Video Recording Properties
Encoding format: You can choose H264/H265 format, the default is H265 format (video
compression efficiency and quality are better).

Video stream type : You can choose main stream or sub stream. (Note: the video stream must
be consistent with the SD card storage location setting ​ )

File format: The default format is ".asf".

Video file length (minutes): The shortest video file is 5 minutes, and the longest video file is
99 minutes. The default is 30 minutes.

Recording Password: AES256 encryption is disabled by default. If the video is encrypted,

you will need to enter a password to play it back on the device and MDVPlayer. When the
video is encrypted, it is not supported to play it back using other players.

Alarm recording storage: 0~99 days, the default is 99 days. Alarm records will be saved for
the set number of days. When the number of days is exceeded, the overdue alarm recording
will be automatically deleted.

Recording mode: When the power-on mode is selected, all videos will be recorded when the
device is turned on; when the alarm recording mode is selected, only the alarm video will be
recorded; when the timer recording mode is selected, set the recording time in the "Recording
Plan" and start recording within the time range.

Note: The video code stream must be consistent with the code stream selected for the SD card
storage location ​

8.2 Main Stream/Sub Stream

Resolution: Set the video resolution. The default is 1080P. The encoding resolution cannot be
higher than the resolution of the corresponding camera. For example, a 720P camera cannot
record 1080P video, but a 1080P camera can record 720P video.

Frame rate: Set the video frame rate. The default value is 15.

Quality: Higher quality means clearer recorded videos; lower quality means blurrier recorded
videos. The default quality is Medium.

Audio recording: whether to record audio synchronously with the video

8.3 Camera Properties

Channel: Select the channel to be set.

Enable : When enabled, the image is displayed normally in the video preview screen. When
disabled, the video preview screen is black.

Mode: Automatic mode automatically identifies the camera's properties (type, resolution,
format); Manual mode allows the user to manually set camera parameters (if the set
parameters are inconsistent with the camera's actual properties, the corresponding channel
will not display properly). The default mode is Automatic.

Type: AHD/TVI/CVI/CVBS/MIPI/IPC are available. The default value is AHD.

Resolution: CIF/D1/960H/720P/1080N/1080P are optional, the default is 1080P.

Frame rate: The default frame rate for PAL system is 25, and the default frame rate for
NTSC system is 30.

Direction: Normal/Mirror/Flip/Mirror Flip. The default is Normal.

8.4 Timed Snapshot

Enable: on-turn on the scheduled snapshot, off-turn off the scheduled snapshot.

Driving snapshot interval: Take snapshots within the set snapshot interval.

Parking snapshot interval: Take snapshots within the set snapshot interval.

Storage time: The storage period is the set number of days, and the files will be
automatically deleted after the storage period is exceeded.

Resolution: You can choose main stream or sub stream.

Channel: Check the channel that needs to be captured periodically.

8.5 Video Recording Plan
Plan: You can select 1-8 recording plans.

Name: Select a week for the recording schedule.

Time: Select the corresponding start time and end time.

8.6 Video OSD

Check the information you want to display, click Save, and return to the video interface to
view it.
8.7 Storage Location
You can choose main stream/sub stream/None.

9. Alarm settings
[Link] Input
Trigger level: The electrical condition of the IO port in response to the external signal. You
can choose: high level/low level/pulse.

Type: business logic of the trigger signal, options include: turn left/turn right/reverse/radar,
etc.

Buzzer: When the IO input signal is activated, it will sound according to the set mode. H/L
(continuous beeping), 1 (beep once every 1s), 2 (beep twice every 1s), 3 (beep three times
every 1s), and so on.

IO output: Select the IO output method.

Channel pop-up: The associated video screen will pop up automatically when an IO signal is
received.

Channel snapshot: Automatically take screenshots and save when IO is triggered. You can
select the image upload method in "Upload Settings"
9.2. Speed
Type: Maximum speed/Minimum speed/Stop timeout can be selected.

Threshold (km/h): Enter the speed threshold.

Duration : duration of the alarm

Recording: Check the channel

Buzzer: When the IO input signal is activated, it will sound according to the set mode. H/L
(continuous beeping), 1 (beep once every 1s), 2 (beep twice every 1s), 3 (beep three times
every 1s), and so on.

Audio output: Adjust the voice broadcast volume.

9.3.G_sensor
Calibration: Calibrate the current initial position, which is the stable position during loading.

Scenario mode: Select the installation method when loading, and then select the scenario
type (sudden acceleration, sudden deceleration, tilting, etc.). After opening, you can enter the
corresponding threshold. When the value in a certain direction exceeds the corresponding
threshold, an alarm will be issued.

Value mode: Select the type (X, Y, Z). After turning it on, you can enter the corresponding
threshold. When the value in a certain direction exceeds the corresponding threshold , an
alarm will be issued.

Buzzer: H/L (continuous beeping), 1 (beep once every 1s), 2 (beep twice every 1s), 3 (beep
three times every 1s), and so on.

IO output: Select the IO output method.

Threshold (0.01g): Sensitivity. The larger the value, the lower the sensitivity, and the smaller
the value, the higher the sensitivity.
9.4. Driving Status
Type: You can select Fatigue Warning/Fatigue Alarm/Driving Timeout Warning/Driving
Timeout and enable them.

Threshold: Enter the driving time threshold. If the driving time exceeds the set threshold, the
device will alarm.

Set the recording channel and alarm status.

Buzzer: H/L (continuous beeping), 1 (beep once every 1s), 2 (beep twice every 1s), 3 (beep
three times every 1s), and so on.

IO output: Select the IO output method.

9.5. System
Type: You can select Device Power Off/ACC Off/Disk Full/Low Voltage Shutdown/Lock
Open, and enable it.

Set the corresponding alarm status.

Buzzer: H/L (continuous beeping), 1 (beep once every 1s), 2 (beep twice every 1s), 3 (beep
three times every 1s), and so on.

IO output: Select the IO output method.

10. Network
10.1. Wired Network Settings
DHCP: Automatically assign IP addresses, subnet masks, gateways, and DNS to network
devices.

10.2. WiFi Settings

AP mode: The device acts as a wireless hotspot, transmitting WiFi signals for other devices
to connect to. Mobile phones can connect to the device's WiFi.

Station mode: The device acts as a wireless terminal and actively connects to other WiFi
networks like a mobile phone.

Encryption method: Select the network encryption method. You can choose WEP,
WPA/WPA2-PSK, WPA-PSK, or WPA2-PSK.

10.3.3G/4G Settings
Enable: Turn on/off 4G network.

Network mode: Hybrid/2G/3G_WCDMA/3G_EVDO/3G_TD_SCDMA/4G_LTE. The

hybrid network can automatically select the network mode according to the connected SIM
card.

APN: Consult the SIM card operator to obtain APN information, and then fill in it.

Center Number: Please contact your SIM card operator to obtain the center number. The
default center number is *99#.

Users: Consult your SIM card operator to obtain it.

Password: Please obtain it from your SIM card operator.

Authentication method: Please consult your SIM card operator for relevant information. The
default value is None.

Redial interval: The interval for 4G redialing.

Abnormal restart enable: The device restarts more than 5 times.

[Link] Platform
Access type: IP or domain name.

Server: Enter the server IP address.

Port: Enter the server port number.

10.5. FTP Settings
Enable: Enable the FTP function.

Server: FTP server IP address and port number. The default IP address is [Link] and the
port number is 2121.

User: FTP user name. The default user name is admin.

Password: FTP password. The default password is cmsserverv6.

10.6. Upload Settings
Image server: capture images and upload them to CMS/FTP.

Networking mode: All/4G/Wired/Wifi

Video server: upload video to FTP

Attachment server: upload attachments to CMS

11. Peripherals
11.1 Serial Port Devices
Interface properties: Select the interface corresponding to the peripheral.

Device Type: Supported interface peripherals.

Baud rate: The baud rate corresponding to the peripheral

Data bit: the data bit corresponding to the peripheral

Stop bit: The stop bit corresponding to the peripheral

Check bit: Check bit corresponding to the peripheral

11.2 IO Output
Select IO output mode, alarm linkage/ control switch

12. AI
12.1 Basic Settings
Debug: Simulating Scenario
Normal: Real environment

12.2 ADAS
Adas channel: Select the corresponding channel to trigger the corresponding alarm.

Threshold: The effective value of speed, for example, 30 KM/h. When the speed exceeds
30km/h , ADAS takes effect.

Type: You can select Lane Departure / Forward Collision / Too Close Distance / Pedestrian
Collision and turn on Enable.

Interval: Enter the interval value, and ADAS will detect again at the specified time.

Sensitivity: Low / Medium / High selectable

Buzzer: H/L (continuous beeping), 1 (beep once every 1s), 2 (beep twice every 1s), 3 (beep
three times every 1s), and so on.

IO output: Select the IO output method.

12.3 DMS
Dms channel: Select the corresponding channel to trigger the corresponding alarm

Detection range: left/ right selectable

Type: Select the type of driver abnormal behavior

Interval: Enter the interval value, and DMS will detect again at the specified time.

Threshold ( km/h ) : Effective speed value, for example 30 KM/h. When the speed exceeds
30km/h , DMS takes effect.

Buzzer: H/L (continuous beeping), 1 (beep once every 1s), 2 (beep twice every 1s), 3 (beep
three times every 1s), and so on.

IO output: Select the IO output method.

Channel snapshot: When an alarm is triggered, the system takes a snapshot.

Audio output: The volume of the alarm voice when the alarm is triggered.
12.4 Face Recognition
Enable: On - turn on face recognition, Off - turn off face recognition

Failed recognition interval: After face recognition fails, wait 10 seconds to try again.

Successful recognition interval: After successful face recognition , the same person needs to
wait 30 minutes for recognition again.

Audio output: Face recognition voice broadcast volume.

13. System Maintenance

13.1. Disk Maintenance

First click the check box and then click "Format" to format the SD card.

13.2 Parameter Import

The set values can be imported into other devices remotely or locally in batches.

13.3 Parameter Export​

Export device parameters in batches.

13.4 Upgrade and Maintenance

Mode: You can choose from three upgrade methods: remote upgrade/disk upgrade/App
upgrade. App upgrade requires uploading files.

Type: Select the type to be upgraded, Mdvr/Mcu/Mcu2.

13.5 Developer Use
Type: You can select Speed Simulation Enable/GPS Cold Start and turn on Enable.

Speed step value: increase or decrease

Change: Increase or decrease

14. Video playback
Select the required channel, recording type, disk type, and time, click Search, and download
the corresponding video playback.

15. AI Calibration
horizon

Vehicle centerline

Camera height

Body width

Distance from camera to vehicle front

16. System Information
16.1 Basic Information​
Device ID: Displays the device ID configured in the device information.

License plate number: Displays the license plate number configured in the vehicle
information.

Application Version: Displays the current device firmware version number.

MCU Version: Displays the current device MCU version number.

Hardware Version: Displays the current device hardware version number.

16.2 Basic Status
Voltage: Displays the input voltage of MDVR.

G_sensor (0.01g): Displays the current inertial sensor value.

Server: Displays the current local server IP address and port number

Disk (GB): Displays the capacity of the SD card and USB external devices of the MDVR.

IO (H/L): Displays the current I/O status.

16.3 4G Status
Status: Displays whether the dialing is successful.

Mode: Displays the current network mode (2G/3G/4G).

SIM Status: "Present" prompt is for normal access; "Not Present" is displayed when the SIM
card is not connected or the SIM card is not recognized.

Signal: Displays the network signal value after successful dialing. Above -65 means good
signal, -75 to -65 means good signal, and below -75 means poor signal.

IP address: The IP address displayed after the dial-up is successful.

IMSI: Unique identification code of SIM card.

IMEI: The unique identification code of the 4G module.

Operator: Displays the operator of the SIM card.

16.4 Wi-Fi Status

Mode: AP mode/Station mode

SSID: device name

Signal value: A WIFI signal value greater than -70 indicates normal​
16.5 GPS Status
GPS antenna not connected: The antenna status is displayed as disconnected.
GPS antenna connection: The antenna status is normal.
The connected GPS antenna is not positioning: (GPS) Status displays Invalid, and Antenna
Status displays Normal.
Positioned and connected GPS antenna: (GPS) status shows valid, and antenna status
shows normal. Displays the number of satellites, vehicle speed, and latitude and longitude.