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JFD-215 (A215) 4K driving recorder (2.89-inch IPS screen / 5.8G WiFi / single or dual channel)
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Key features
- Private-mould hot-selling model: single-channel 4K dash cam, dual 4K+1K version optional with rear camera
- CPU HI3516CV610-20S Cortex-A7 with 1T NPU computing power
- 89 inch IPS LCD screen: on-screen display plus App display
- Front camera GC4653 400W, lens 2G4P+IR, F1.8, angle D123° / H105° / V56°
- Optional rear camera GC2083 200W, lens 2G2P, F2.0, angle D140° / H105°
- Recording resolution options: single 4K 3840x2160@30fps, dual 4K+1K, dual 2K+1K
- 8G WiFi with the FinalCamX App (31 languages)
- Built-in GPS optional; electronic dog broadcast optional; 4G options for image / video upload and live view
- H.264 / H.265, TS stream; one-second save technology keeps the last file even on sudden power loss
- G-sensor collision lock (detectable range -16g to +16g, sensitivity 5)
- Parking monitoring and time-lapse recording (step-down cable required)
- Loop recording 1 / 3 / 5 minutes; one-key emergency recording
- 1GB DDR3 + 64MB SPI; 8Ω/1W speaker; built-in -42dB±2dB microphone
- RTC button battery; Type-C car charger or ACC step-down cable (ACC detection / 8-pin BMW cable)
- TF card up to 256GB (exFAT / FAT32)
- Working temperature -20°C to +70°C, storage -30°C to +85°C
- Working voltage 5V2A, rated current <0.8A, start time <8s
- Bare unit 86.65 x 59.55 x 63 mm
Ordering notes
Points to confirm before production so the unit arrives ready to fit.
- Confirm single-channel 4K or dual-channel version (double-channel requires a rear-view camera)
- Confirm whether you need built-in GPS (optional) and electronic dog function
- Confirm whether 4G version is required (picture/video backhaul, real-time broadcast)
- The TF card capacity information is inconsistent: the maximum specification is 256G, and the extended storage column is a maximum of 128GB. Please confirm before placing an order
- Confirm the power supply method: Type-C car charger or ACC step-down cable (BMW cable)
- Confirm the lens angle: This catalog information is for the front D123° / H105° / V56°, and there is also a saying of "horizontal 105 degrees"
- Confirm whether a rear camera and its cable length are required.
- Confirm language, logo, packaging and boot screen.
- Confirm quantity, packaging and printing requirements in advance.
Installation & usage
Voltage, wiring, sealing and maintenance guidance for the installer.
- The main unit is fixed on the front windshield with 3M glue. Clean the glass before installation and avoid high temperature exposure
- The power supply is 5V (Type-C); when using a step-down cable, connect it to normal power/ACC/ground according to the wire color. Do not connect the positive and negative poles reversely
- Parking monitoring and time-lapse video require a step-down cable and low battery detection. Pay attention to the battery when parked for a long time
- Disconnect the power before inserting or removing the TF card.
- Before connecting the mobile phone to the recorder WiFi, first disconnect other WiFi saved on the mobile phone
- Short press the button to take a photo, long press for 1 second to switch and then pull, long press for 5 seconds to restore to factory settings
- Check the recording time, image and loop overwrite periodically, and export important footage promptly.
- Keep the lens clean — rain, snow and mud all degrade the image and night vision.
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