![]() Install back to camera and presto your camera is now ENGLISH again.ġ1. ![]() On the SETTINGs icon (gear icon top right) you can change back to Englishġ0. Open the SD card on your PC with the "Blackvue HD" software from Pittasoft (this was supplied with your camera)ĩ. After upgrade complete power off the cameraĨ. Let the upgrade work - it will change your camera to RUSSIAN languageħ. From the file " dr650gw-2ch_v1.003r_from_1.5" (open with winrar) copy the SYSTEM folder to your SD cardĦ. Open the SD card on your PC and delete the SYSTEM folderĤ. Download the file " dr650gw-2ch_v1.003r_from_1.5" from the link described here (it is at bottom of page - note you must be a registered user and have the status of a Donated User)ģ. Remove the SD card from the camera running the CUSTOM 1.5 firmwareĢ. In our experience as long as the tape is heated up when removing it will not damage defroster lines.On the hidden website you download the CUSTOM 1.5 firmware there is a RAR (zip file) that allows you to downgrade from CUSTOM 1.5 to a RUSSIAN version 1.03ġ. If possible, try to stick the tape on the glass rather than a defroster line. When mounting the rear camera make sure that it's in a position that the rear wiper clears.Ideally use the side that has the most space as you will run the least risk of damaging anything and it should be easier as well. If your vehicle has two hose/grommets between the chassis and the hatch, give them a squeeze to see which one has more wiggle room.On the BlackVue the rear plug is a straight tip versus the front which has a right-angle tip, the straight tip is easier to pull through these hoses. For some cameras such as the BlackVue dash cams, there are dedicated front and rear ends of the plug.With these steps complete you should be able to simply pull the wire through! Hand soap will also work as a lubricant but be sure not to get any lubricant on the interior trim/carpet as it may be difficult to remove. It's also a good idea to spray some lubricant on the taped part so it will glide through the hose easier. The tape needs to cover the tip/plug of the wire entirely to protect the pins of the cable from damage. Once the wire has been threaded through our installer will take some electrical tape and attach the camera's connecting cable to the wire. Some customers have used coat hangers and long zip-ties to pull the dash cam’s wire through as well. The thinner wire should go through the hose fairly easily but also give you the leverage needed to pull the connecting cable through. In these cases, our installers will take a thin piece of wire (needs to be rigid enough to maintain its shape) and thread it through the hose first. On other vehicles the shape of the tube/hose and the tighter fit makes it very difficult to run this wire by hand. On some vehicles the tubing will have enough “wiggle room” to run the wire through by hand without any special tools or techniques. Typically, there are 1 or 2 hoses that connect to the liftgate and it's best to give them a squeeze to check which one has more wiggle room before attempting to run the wire. See our Lexus NX Installation video for context.įor a more in-depth coverage look at how to install your dash cam, please check out our Dash Cam Hardwiring Guide. If there is any trim on the liftgate, it's best to remove them to hide the rear camera cable under. Some customers are perfectly happy having the wire dangle between the headliner and the liftgate but for those who want the cleanest install, the best way is to go through the hoses between the chassis and liftgate. The installation process is significantly more difficult than regular vehicles without this design because the rear window where the camera is mounted actually lifts up and down rather than stay in a fixed position on most sedans and coupes. ![]() A dedicated 2-channel dash cam offers front and rear protection in a simpler form factor than two separate 1 channel systems and records footage onto one MicroSD card. While there are extra steps involved, it's definitely possible. Many customers ask about installing 2 channel dash cams on a vehicle with a rear liftgate/hatchback.
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