CRUX RVCHN-76D - Dash cam

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Product Type Dash Cam
Brand CRUX
Model RVCHN-76D
Dimensions (approx.) 6.0 x 4.0 x 3.0 cm
Weight (approx.) 65 g
Power Supply 12V DC via car cigarette lighter adapter
Recording Resolution Full HD 1080p
Field of View 170° wide angle
Loop Recording Yes, automatic overwriting
G-Sensor Built-in, locks files on impact
Night Vision Infrared LEDs for low light
Memory Card Support MicroSD up to 32GB (Class 10 recommended)
Display 2.7 inch LCD screen
Mounting Suction cup or adhesive bracket
Parking Mode Motion detection when parked (requires hardwire kit)
Maintenance Clean lens with soft cloth; format card regularly
Safety Do not install where it obstructs driver’s view
Spare Parts Contact CRUX for replacement mount or power cable
Repairability Non-user-serviceable; contact support for issues
General Information User manual available at notice-facile.com

Frequently Asked Questions - RVCHN-76D CRUX

How do I install the CRUX RVCHN-76D dash cam?
Clean the windshield area and attach the mount using the suction cup or adhesive pad. Route the power cable along the headliner to the cigarette lighter. Adjust the camera angle and plug in to start recording.
What memory card does the RVCHN-76D support?
It supports MicroSD cards up to 32GB. A Class 10 or higher is recommended for smooth video recording.
How do I enable loop recording?
Loop recording is enabled by default. When the memory card is full, the oldest footage is automatically overwritten. You can adjust the clip length in the settings menu.
What is the G-Sensor and how does it work?
The G-Sensor detects sudden impacts or sharp turns. When triggered, it locks the current video file so it is not overwritten during loop recording.
How do I view recorded videos?
You can view videos directly on the dash cam's LCD screen by pressing the Play button. Alternatively, remove the MicroSD card and insert it into a computer.
Does the dash cam work at night?
Yes, the RVCHN-76D is equipped with infrared night vision LEDs for clear recording in low light conditions.
How do I format the memory card?
Go to the settings menu on the dash cam and select 'Format'. Formatting erases all files and is recommended every few weeks to maintain performance.
Can I use the dash cam while parked?
Yes, it has a parking mode with motion detection. However, you may need a hardwire kit to connect to constant power. The camera will start recording when movement is detected.
What should I do if the camera freezes or stops recording?
Try resetting the device: press the reset button with a paperclip. If the issue persists, ensure the memory card is properly inserted and formatted. Contact CRUX support if needed.
Where can I find the user manual for the RVCHN-76D?
The full user manual is available for free download at notice-facile.com in PDF format.

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USER MANUAL RVCHN-76D CRUX

  • Automatically switches to rear-view when vehicle is in reverse gear.
  • Aftermarket lip mount rear view camera included.
  • Plug & Play Installation.

PARTS INCLUDED:

Coiled electrical connector with multicolored wires and a yellow cable (no text or symbols visible)

CRUX RVCHN-76D - PARTS INCLUDED: - 2
RVCHN-76D Harness CUL-03 Lip Mount Camera

INSTALLATION DIAGRAM:

graph TD A["Radio"] --> B["To factory screen"] A --> C["To factory harness"] B --> D["Video Connection"] C --> E["Camera Power"] D --> F["Red wire Not Used (Insulate)"] E --> G["*Camera Ground (to chassis)"] F --> H["Regulator"] G --> H H --> I["Make sure the arrows line up and push in the connector…

Use a length of 18 gauge wire (not included) and tap the RED camera power wire from the Yellow RCA to the pin# 4 (BROWN/SILVER) wire on the Green connector in the fuse panel. This is the factory reverse trigger wire.

REVERSE TRIGGER AT FUSE PANEL (PROVIDES 12V TRIGGER)

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INSTALLING THE CAMERA:

  1. Remove the rear liftgate panel cover.
  2. Drill a 5/8" hole using the hole saw included on the lip under the Honda emblem. Drill the hole at the as close as you can to the center of the vehicle.
  3. Fish the camera cable through 5/8" hole. Do not secure the camera yet until after testing the viewing angle.
  4. Plug the 4 pin barrel connector of the camera cable to the extension cable provided.
  5. Route the cable towards the radio location.
  6. Remove the radio to gain access to the factory screen.
  7. Plug the Yellow male RCA of the extension cable to the Yellow female RCA of the RVCHN-76D harness.
  8. Unplug the 32 pin connector from behind the screen and plug it to the RVCHN-76D t-harness. Plug the other end of the t-harness to the screen.
  9. To power the camera, you will need to tap the red wire coming out of the Yellow RCA to the BROWN/SILVER reverse wire found at the fuse panel.
  10. Test the camera for functionality before installing. Note that the rear liftgate needs to be closed otherwise the reverse camera will not show on the screen.

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Interior view of a modern car dashboard with digital displays and air conditioners (no visible text or symbols)

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