1. How to Set Up Parking Mode

Go to your camera’s Menu Settings and find the Parking Mode option. Select your desired sensitivity level. Default: Off.

• For D2 and DL12 Pro

  The feature is labeled as "Parking Alert".

   

• For E2 Pro / E4

  These models do not have a traditional “Parking Mode” option.

   

  (1) E2 Pro

  • The parking feature is called Time-Lapse Recording Mode.

  • Once hardwired correctly and enabled, it records continuously for 24 hours.

  • This differs from traditional Parking Mode, which records only a short 20-second clip when an impact is detected.

  (2) E4

  • Settings are adjusted through the mobile app after proper hardwire installation.

  • 5G Wi-Fi version: Displays the “Parking Mode” option. When turned on, the camera switches to Parking Time-Lapse Mode after the engine is off. The screen remains off, but a blue LED blinks to indicate recording.

  • 2.4G version: Displays the “Time-Lapse Recording” option. When turned on, the camera records continuously for 24 hours even with the engine off.

How It Works:

When Parking Monitoring Mode is on and an impact is detected, the dash cam automatically records a 20-second video and saves it.

• Files are locked in the Front Emergency or Rear Emergency folder and will not be overwritten.

• Sensitivity options: Off / Low / Medium / High — the higher the setting, the easier it is to trigger recording.

• In Parking Monitoring Mode, the screen stays off during recording but the indicator light flashes. When the camera is on, a recording icon will appear on the screen.

2. How to Set Up G-Sensor (Gravity Sensor)

Go to your camera’s Menu Settings and find the G-Sensor or Sensitivity option. Select your desired sensitivity level. Default: Off.

How It Works:

When in recording mode and G-Sensor is enabled:

• If the dash cam detects a collision or sudden braking, it automatically saves a video clip.

• Clip length follows your loop recording setting (1 / 2 / 3 minutes).

• The clip is saved in the Front Emergency or Rear Emergency folder and will not be overwritten by new files.

• Sensitivity options: Off / Low / Medium / High — higher settings make it easier to trigger emergency recording.

3. Conclusion

Hardwire / Parking Monitor (engine off):

• When your vehicle is turned off, the hardwire kit can keep power to the dashcam. If an impact is detected, the dashcam will automatically save/record a short emergency video as evidence (depending on your settings).

G-sensor emergency lock (engine on):

• When your vehicle is running/driving, the dashcam records normally. If the G-sensor detects an impact, it will trigger an emergency recording/lock so the file is protected from being overwritten.

So in simple terms:

• Hardwire monitoring is mainly for when the car is OFF, and
• G-sensor emergency lock is for when the car is ON.