Remove the overhead console (Refer to the workshop manual) if required.
Feed harness end (A4) through front headliner towards the right A-Pillar as illustrated. Use suitable tape and foam rolls (F) as required to prevent harness from rattling in the headliner.
Connect the Dash Cam connector (A2) to the dome lamp connector removed from the overhead console. An audible click will be heard when connected correctly.
Connect the Dash Cam connector (A3) to the vehicle dome lamp socket on the overhead console. And reinstall overhead console.
Peel off the white side of the double-sided adhesive pad (B2) and stick it to the bracket (A5).
Turn the bracket (A5) over and install (A1) to bracket by sliding it into place.
Install (A1) with bracket to front camera (B). An audible click will be heard when installed correctly.
When first connected to a power supply, the Dash Cam 'MAY' automatically complete a firmware update when it is first connected to a power supply.
Remove A-pillar trim and feed harness end (A4) down the A-pillar, securing to the vehicle harness with cable ties (G).
Remove lower A-pillar and B-Pillar trim and front treadplate and feed harness end (A4) through to the lower B-pillar securing to the vehicle harness where possible.
Remove lower and upper C-pillar trim and upper D-pillar trim. Feed harness end (A4) up the C-Pillar into the headliner securing to the vehicle harness with cable ties (G). Use suitable tape and foam rolls (F) as required to secure harness to headliner and to prevent rattling.
For the correct tailgate routing procedure refer to the table below and go to the corresponding step.
Connect and position rear view camera (C).
Install adhesive pad (C1) by peeling back the adhesive tape and stick it to the inner rear window in the area you identified in your previous step.
Peel off the white side of the double-sided adhesive pad (C2) and stick it to the rear view camera (C).
Peel and stick double-sided adhesive pad (C2) on the rear view camera to the adhesive pad (C1) to install the rear view camera.
With your front camera view active on your application identify a suitable location for the front camera to sit. Make sure the Dash Cam lens is 'NOT' obscured.
The 'Solar Attenuating' windshield, filters sunlight through a special laminated layer that will affect the use of the Dash Cam if not located in the correct position on the windshield. The fixing locations are shown on the illustration.
When happy with your front camera position install adhesive pad (B1) to the inner windshield by peeling back the adhesive tape and stick it to the windshield 'frit' area where the camera (B) will be installed.
Peel and stick double-sided adhesive pad (B2) on the front camera to the adhesive pad (B1) to install the front camera.
To install and remove the SD card (H).
The country of use must be set up during installation of the Dash Cam to make sure correct default settings. This can be set, and other diagnostics can be accessed, by using ‘Diagnostics Mode’.
Software update process - Connecting a device to the Dash Cam WiFi network. The Dash Cam must be configured with a new password upon first use. Follow the steps below to make the WiFi connection.
Software update process - Update the firmware to the latest level.
Software update process - Reset the Dash Cam to the default ready for customer use.