Xuanpad S3 Mini Dash Cam User Manual
Posted : admin On 30.05.2020Xuanpad S3 Mini Dash Cam. Automatic recording: The camera will turn on/off and start/stop recording automatically when the engine is turned on/off. Collision Detection: Built-in G-sensor, the camera will save and lock the video data in case of collisions automatically.
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- Xuanpad S3 Mini Dash Cam, Full HD 1080P Car Camera with 168° Wide Angle, G-sensor, Loop Recording Amazon.co.uk Price: £ 19.70 (as of 12:01 PST- Details ) & FREE Shipping. Product prices and availability are accurate as of the date/time indicated and are subject to change.
- 1 x Mini USB cable; 1 x User manual; TIPS: You need buy a Micro SD Card（16G or 32G Class 10） separately and format it on dash cam before the first use. If the G-sensor is set to high level, it is easy to lock file and make the Micro SD card ful,so suggested set to low, safe enough and recommended to format your SD Card monthly.
- Mar 10, 2019 Package contains (car charger, USB cable, User Manual, and Adjustable mount). The Xuanpad S3 mini dashboard camera is equipped with automatic recording. This allows the cam to turn off/on and start/stop recording when the car is turned on/off. The inbuilt G-sensor helps in motion detection and saves and secures video data when there is a collision.
Dash Cameras
Friday 13th October 2017
ArsE92, the new 612gw should be out soon, 4k video recording.
Thursday 19th October 2017
Friday 20th October 2017
There is too much choice, I cant decide what one to buy.
Monday 23rd October 2017
I spotted this Cobra in Costco last week, seems to be positioned ready for a promo but as it's not normal stock it could be their best price now. No idea if it's any good but it's a dual camera system.
Friday 27th October 2017
Guys
Needing a new dashcam - had a DR32 for years and its now decided to die on me.
Would prefer one that runs from its own battery if it could be charged from the ciggie lighter.
Have seen some as cheap as £50 but not sure how good they'd be. I would just go ahead and buy another DR32 but it needs permanently plugged into the car ciggie point.
Any pointers appreciated..too impatient to scan 200 odd pages!!
Needing a new dashcam - had a DR32 for years and its now decided to die on me.
Would prefer one that runs from its own battery if it could be charged from the ciggie lighter.
Have seen some as cheap as £50 but not sure how good they'd be. I would just go ahead and buy another DR32 but it needs permanently plugged into the car ciggie point.
Any pointers appreciated..too impatient to scan 200 odd pages!!
Friday 27th October 2017
I just ordered my first dash cam - a Xuanpad S3 Mini Dash Cam
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
Saturday 28th October 2017
I just ordered my first dash cam - a Xuanpad S3 Mini Dash Cam
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
I need a new dash cam as my mobius has been unreliable and has stopped working now. Let us know how you get on. It seems to get a lot of good reviews but not sure how genuine they all are https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
Saturday 28th October 2017
I just ordered my first dash cam - a Xuanpad S3 Mini Dash Cam
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
thanks for thathttps://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
Saturday 28th October 2017
Do any of the dash cams record all the time even when the car is left ?
I know one of the next base ones records if the car gets knocked
I know one of the next base ones records if the car gets knocked
Saturday 28th October 2017
Well it’s finally happened. Some ass hole has whacked my car and driven off so I’m looking for a dash cam with a parking mode. What are the opinions on this?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01LZGM9X7/ref=mp..
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B01LZGM9X7/ref=mp..
Saturday 28th October 2017
Most dash cameras will having 'Parking Security Mode' - this means that when motion or a knock/impact is triggered when parked, the camera usually uses buffer memory to wind back around 5-8 seconds and give you some footage before the motion sensor was triggered, and then anything up to a minute thereafter. Each manufacture differs on the amount of time they give you in memory buffer before and after an incident, but the Blackvue parking security mode is probably currently the best on the market with 5 seconds memory buffer and 1 minute thereafter.
Once you have selected a camera with parking security mode, you have then chosen the route of leaving your camera on when the vehicle is off, which means you must have something in place which resides between your camera and the vehicles battery so you then require to purchase either a fixed low cut of regulator at 11.8V or greater or purchase something like a Blackvue Power Magic Pro, which is a fully configurable regulator, to allow the power to your camera to be cut should the car not be driven for a few days, as without this, a front camera in parking mode would drain a healthy battery in around 3/4 days past the threshold for a cold crank start in winter.
Then of course, last but not least, you either require to do some searches online on how to hardwire this all in or get someone to do it for you.
Hope this helps for those asking about parking security mode, thanks, J
Once you have selected a camera with parking security mode, you have then chosen the route of leaving your camera on when the vehicle is off, which means you must have something in place which resides between your camera and the vehicles battery so you then require to purchase either a fixed low cut of regulator at 11.8V or greater or purchase something like a Blackvue Power Magic Pro, which is a fully configurable regulator, to allow the power to your camera to be cut should the car not be driven for a few days, as without this, a front camera in parking mode would drain a healthy battery in around 3/4 days past the threshold for a cold crank start in winter.
Then of course, last but not least, you either require to do some searches online on how to hardwire this all in or get someone to do it for you.
Hope this helps for those asking about parking security mode, thanks, J
Saturday 28th October 2017
Do any of the dash cams record all the time even when the car is left ?
I know one of the next base ones records if the car gets knocked
Any dash camera can record 'all the time' - it just requires you hardwiring the camera into a constant live fuse. There are a number of devices in your car which remain on (have power to them) even when your car is off. You require to determine what fuses protect said devices, pick something that isn't a major component of the car (check manual) and use a fuse adopter to piggy back of this fuse. Once done so, your camera will always have power (even when the car is off) and thus, the camera can stay on and record 'all the time'. I know one of the next base ones records if the car gets knocked
Worthwhile seeing the above post from me in regards to the effects this has on your battery and how one should purchase the additional devices needed to allow this method of wiring to be done safely with minimum impact to your vehicles battery.
Thanks, J
Saturday 28th October 2017
Most dash cameras will having 'Parking Security Mode' - this means that when motion or a knock/impact is triggered when parked, the camera usually uses buffer memory to wind back around 5-8 seconds and give you some footage before the motion sensor was triggered, and then anything up to a minute thereafter. Each manufacture differs on the amount of time they give you in memory buffer before and after an incident, but the Blackvue parking security mode is probably currently the best on the market with 5 seconds memory buffer and 1 minute thereafter.
Once you have selected a camera with parking security mode, you have then chosen the route of leaving your camera on when the vehicle is off, which means you must have something in place which resides between your camera and the vehicles battery so you then require to purchase either a fixed low cut of regulator at 11.8V or greater or purchase something like a Blackvue Power Magic Pro, which is a fully configurable regulator, to allow the power to your camera to be cut should the car not be driven for a few days, as without this, a front camera in parking mode would drain a healthy battery in around 3/4 days past the threshold for a cold crank start in winter.
Then of course, last but not least, you either require to do some searches online on how to hardwire this all in or get someone to do it for you.
Hope this helps for those asking about parking security mode, thanks, J
Thanks for taking time to post that. I think i’ll order the f50. It should do a fine job of recording if someone else wants to drive off after damaging my car. Once you have selected a camera with parking security mode, you have then chosen the route of leaving your camera on when the vehicle is off, which means you must have something in place which resides between your camera and the vehicles battery so you then require to purchase either a fixed low cut of regulator at 11.8V or greater or purchase something like a Blackvue Power Magic Pro, which is a fully configurable regulator, to allow the power to your camera to be cut should the car not be driven for a few days, as without this, a front camera in parking mode would drain a healthy battery in around 3/4 days past the threshold for a cold crank start in winter.
Then of course, last but not least, you either require to do some searches online on how to hardwire this all in or get someone to do it for you.
Hope this helps for those asking about parking security mode, thanks, J
Saturday 28th October 2017
I just ordered my first dash cam - a Xuanpad S3 Mini Dash Cam
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
I need a new dash cam as my mobius has been unreliable and has stopped working now. Let us know how you get on. It seems to get a lot of good reviews but not sure how genuine they all are I bought one of these on the same flash sale deal. Have hard wired it into my car and it seems to work a treat, clear picture etc. Doesn’t have sound or positioning data, but I’d prefer that anyway. https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
Saturday 28th October 2017
I just ordered my first dash cam - a Xuanpad S3 Mini Dash Cam
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
I need a new dash cam as my mobius has been unreliable and has stopped working now. Let us know how you get on. It seems to get a lot of good reviews but not sure how genuine they all are I bought one of these on the same flash sale deal. Have hard wired it into my car and it seems to work a treat, clear picture etc. Doesn’t have sound or positioning data, but I’d prefer that anyway. No sound? Didn't spot that.https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
Damn, I have been practicing my best 'Yooooorrrr on caimrahhhhh' in true DCW style.
Sunday 29th October 2017
Regarding SD cards - this budget cam 'supports up to 32 Gb class 10'
Now, I have an old Sandisk 16 Gb class 4 - Will this work at all, or should I go ahead and order a new class 10?
Now, I have an old Sandisk 16 Gb class 4 - Will this work at all, or should I go ahead and order a new class 10?
Sunday 29th October 2017
Do any of the dash cams record all the time even when the car is left ?
I know one of the next base ones records if the car gets knocked
Any dash camera can record 'all the time' - it just requires you hardwiring the camera into a constant live fuse. There are a number of devices in your car which remain on (have power to them) even when your car is off. You require to determine what fuses protect said devices, pick something that isn't a major component of the car (check manual) and use a fuse adopter to piggy back of this fuse. Once done so, your camera will always have power (even when the car is off) and thus, the camera can stay on and record 'all the time'. I know one of the next base ones records if the car gets knocked
Worthwhile seeing the above post from me in regards to the effects this has on your battery and how one should purchase the additional devices needed to allow this method of wiring to be done safely with minimum impact to your vehicles battery.
Thanks, JHowever, without a parking mode (which is timelapse on the DDPai, for example), you will be overwriting files the whole time if you just leave the camera switched on. So unless you've got a huge SD card, if your car gets hit in the evening you may find the file has been overwritten by the time you notice the dent in the morning..
Sunday 29th October 2017
I just ordered my first dash cam - a Xuanpad S3 Mini Dash Cam
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
I unboxed this today and installed it in the car.https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
First impressions:
Positives
Decent quality and much smaller than I imagined
The 'install' looks neat with the power cable easily sliding down the side of the roof and pillar trim
The image quality looks good so far
Lots of options in the menus
Handy options like auto file locking if the G-sensor feels an impact plus parking mode which also feels for impacts when parked
Negatives
Instructions are minimal and vague
The rubber sucker arrived a little squashed/creased but seems to hold OK
Still trying to figure out when it's recording and how to save files, etc
Capture angle is a little more narrow than expected, but not overly so.
My car seems to have a large console which the rear view mirror attaches to, making it difficult to place the camera
I have noticed that the LED on the power cable remains lit when the car is parked and locked. Is this going to drain my car battery?
Sunday 29th October 2017
As my front & rear interior light has power all the time, I was just going to have it wired into that for the power for the parking mode. As they use so little power, it should be fine, I assume.Not sure what to buy
Maisi M85
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01DDK3RZ8/ref=psdc_13..
or Aukey DR01
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B01LWN99YA?ref_=ams_ad..
or Supereye
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B075D8TX9G?psc=1#Custo..
Edited by thebigmacmoomin on Sunday 29th October 16:40
Friday 3rd November 2017
I just ordered my first dash cam - a Xuanpad S3 Mini Dash Cam
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
I need a new dash cam as my mobius has been unreliable and has stopped working now. Let us know how you get on. It seems to get a lot of good reviews but not sure how genuine they all are I bought one of these on the same flash sale deal. Have hard wired it into my car and it seems to work a treat, clear picture etc. Doesn’t have sound or positioning data, but I’d prefer that anyway. No sound? Didn't spot that.https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B074QQD5BW/ref..
Now showing as £29.99 but I grabbed it for £21.24 delivered on the 'Today's deals' part of Amazon.
Random Chinese manufacturer, seemingly decent spec, cheap as chips - what could go wrong?
Damn, I have been practicing my best 'Yooooorrrr on caimrahhhhh' in true DCW style.My mistake.. it does have sound. Can't believe the st I listen to / how much I talk to myself when alone in the car!
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Dash Cameras
Thursday 27th September 2012
This year I've had two no fault accidents.
Both times the other party admitted liabilty and then changed their story.
I think the way to go is a 'black box' dash cam.
Any recomendations ?
I want one that is almost like a race V box which shows speed etc.
Cheers
Both times the other party admitted liabilty and then changed their story.
I think the way to go is a 'black box' dash cam.
Any recomendations ?
I want one that is almost like a race V box which shows speed etc.
Cheers
Thursday 27th September 2012
Thursday 27th September 2012
This year I've had two no fault accidents.
Both times the other party admitted liabilty and then changed their story.
I think the way to go is a 'black box' dash cam.
Any recomendations ?
I want one that is almost like a race V box which shows speed etc.
Cheers
http://www.techmoan.comBoth times the other party admitted liabilty and then changed their story.
I think the way to go is a 'black box' dash cam.
Any recomendations ?
I want one that is almost like a race V box which shows speed etc.
Cheers
Fill yer boots.
Thursday 27th September 2012
I've been looking at this one:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dual-Lens-Mini-HD-Car-DV..
TechMoan thought it was OK. Not pulled the trigger on it yet though..
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Dual-Lens-Mini-HD-Car-DV..
TechMoan thought it was OK. Not pulled the trigger on it yet though..
Thursday 27th September 2012
I bought a cheap one for 36 quid from Amazon (pictured below) and it's been OK, I'm definitely in the market for something better though, perhaps something with GPS to record speed and routes (although remember that this can also work against you if you have an accident and you're going over the speed limit). If going for a cheap chinese generic style one, remember that they don't all have the same internals; so whilst 2 cameras may look identical, one may have far superior hardware than the other. Mine was advertised as 720p, but the 720p turned out to be (badly) upscaled VGA which turned everything into a horrible jerky mess. VGA works well though.
My main advice is to be very careful what exactly you're getting if going for a cheap chinese generic type one. It's a gamble, as sometimes you get some really decent hardware in them which matches more expensive dashcams such as GoPros or Roadhawks, but then in other cases when you haven't done proper research, you can end up with a dashcam of disappointment, like I have.
My main advice is to be very careful what exactly you're getting if going for a cheap chinese generic type one. It's a gamble, as sometimes you get some really decent hardware in them which matches more expensive dashcams such as GoPros or Roadhawks, but then in other cases when you haven't done proper research, you can end up with a dashcam of disappointment, like I have.
Thursday 27th September 2012
I'm thinking of getting one too and have been tempted by the Roadhawk range.
£200 for an all in one solution which continously records and if an event happens, it will record 20 seconds either side of the event which it will not over write. A sharp deceleration or impact will trigger this.
Seems to be the neatest solution too.
£200 for an all in one solution which continously records and if an event happens, it will record 20 seconds either side of the event which it will not over write. A sharp deceleration or impact will trigger this.
Seems to be the neatest solution too.
Friday 28th September 2012
I think I'm going to go for :
carcam x8000 III
HD GPS
data logger with speed etc
black box
infra red night vision
dual cameras
Shock sensors
Google map over lays
about £70 on Amazon
Anyone any experience of these ?
carcam x8000 III
HD GPS
data logger with speed etc
black box
infra red night vision
dual cameras
Shock sensors
Google map over lays
about £70 on Amazon
Anyone any experience of these ?
Saturday 29th September 2012
I think I'm going to go for :
carcam x8000 III
HD GPS
data logger with speed etc
black box
infra red night vision
dual cameras
Shock sensors
Google map over lays
about £70 on Amazon
Anyone any experience of these ?
Why not just get a police escort?carcam x8000 III
HD GPS
data logger with speed etc
black box
infra red night vision
dual cameras
Shock sensors
Google map over lays
about £70 on Amazon
Anyone any experience of these ?
Saturday 29th September 2012
Novus Blackvue 400G hd V2
I have ordered after much looking-reading
from : http://www.blackvuehd.co.uk/Blackvue_videos.php
I have ordered after much looking-reading
from : http://www.blackvuehd.co.uk/Blackvue_videos.php
Saturday 29th September 2012
Novus Blackvue 400G hd V2
I have ordered after much looking-reading
from : http://www.blackvuehd.co.uk/Blackvue_videos.php
That looks awfully expensive in comparison to the Chinese ordered stuff from techmoan.comI have ordered after much looking-reading
from : http://www.blackvuehd.co.uk/Blackvue_videos.php
Saturday 29th September 2012
Sure does, I hope the Quality makes the cost worthwhile.
The more Cheapo stuff I have tried over the past few months
the more I have decided to buy the best I can find.
I looked and considered Roadhawk, but chose this after many reviews and example videos etc.
The more Cheapo stuff I have tried over the past few months
the more I have decided to buy the best I can find.
I looked and considered Roadhawk, but chose this after many reviews and example videos etc.
Sunday 30th September 2012
I think I'm going to go for :
carcam x8000 III
HD GPS
data logger with speed etc
black box
infra red night vision
dual cameras
Shock sensors
Google map over lays
about £70 on Amazon
Anyone any experience of these ?
I suppose an interior view is useful, but I would have thought a rear view is more useful.carcam x8000 III
HD GPS
data logger with speed etc
black box
infra red night vision
dual cameras
Shock sensors
Google map over lays
about £70 on Amazon
Anyone any experience of these ?
In an ideal world, you would have forward, side and rear views, (with an interior too) - should cover all eventualities!
Best thing about the one I posted above is that it's easily hidden so can be left without another bloody sucker stuck to the windscreen!
Sunday 30th September 2012
I think I'm going to go for :
carcam x8000 III
HD GPS
data logger with speed etc
black box
infra red night vision
dual cameras
Shock sensors
Google map over lays
about £70 on Amazon
Anyone any experience of these ?
I suppose an interior view is useful, but I would have thought a rear view is more useful.carcam x8000 III
HD GPS
data logger with speed etc
black box
infra red night vision
dual cameras
Shock sensors
Google map over lays
about £70 on Amazon
Anyone any experience of these ?
In an ideal world, you would have forward, side and rear views, (with an interior too) - should cover all eventualities!
Best thing about the one I posted above is that it's easily hidden so can be left without another bloody sucker stuck to the windscreen!
Sunday 30th September 2012
I've the roadhawk, it is mounted next to, and in front of my rear view mirror, it is on all the time, and nobody even notices it is there.
Sunday 30th September 2012
Classroom
Endless opportunities to take movies of yourself driving badly..
Sunday 30th September 2012
Have thought about getting one, but wonder about the odd time I decide to have a play? Can you turn it off or easily delete stuff you don't want on there that could be incriminating?
Sunday 30th September 2012
I want one (wanted one for a few years, but never got round to getting one), just have to hope that I don't need to use it as I tend to sing badly xD.
Sunday 30th September 2012
Have thought about getting one, but wonder about the odd time I decide to have a play? Can you turn it off or easily delete stuff you don't want on there that could be incriminating?
I would assume you would clear the memory yourself?Monday 1st October 2012
Just copy off the bits you want and delete the rest. It could drop you in it if you've been a silly boy but on balance I think I'd want it.
Monday 1st October 2012
i'm surprised no-one has made one yet with dual camera's which are separate to the main recorder.
Permanently fix it in the boot with live feed and then you'd be able to hide the cameras a lot better from prying eyes but all the ones i've found have to be stuck on the window so only a matter of time before someone takes a fancy to it around here.
I know the 1 time i forget to remove it would be the 1 time some scrote spots it!
Permanently fix it in the boot with live feed and then you'd be able to hide the cameras a lot better from prying eyes but all the ones i've found have to be stuck on the window so only a matter of time before someone takes a fancy to it around here.
I know the 1 time i forget to remove it would be the 1 time some scrote spots it!
Xuanpad S3 Mini Dash Cam Manual
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