OMBAR N1

OMBAR N1 4K+2.5K Rear View Jagorar Mai Amfani da Dash Cam

Model: N1

1. Gabatarwa

The OMBAR N1 is a high-performance rear view mirror dash camera system designed to enhance driving safety and provide comprehensive video recording. It features dual cameras for front 4K and rear 2.5K recording, advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), blind spot detection (BSD), lane change assist (LCA), GPS tracking, parking monitoring, and Wi-Fi connectivity for easy file gudanarwa.

OMBAR N1 Mirror Dash Cam with phone app displaying live preview

Image 1.1: OMBAR N1 Mirror Dash Cam and companion mobile application interface.

2. Abubuwan Kunshin

Da fatan za a tabbatar cewa duk abubuwan da aka jera a ƙasa suna cikin kunshin ku. Idan wani abu ya ɓace ko ya lalace, tuntuɓi tallafin abokin ciniki.

Diagram showing all components included in the OMBAR N1 package

Image 2.1: All components included in the OMBAR N1 Mirror Dash Cam package.

  • 1 x OMBAR N1 4K Mirror Dash Cam
  • 1 x 2.5K Rear Camera with Screws and Adhesive Mount
  • 1 x 12ft Type-C Power Cable with Car Charger
  • 1 x 20ft Kebul na Kamara na Baya
  • 1 x Eriya GPS ta waje
  • 1 x 64GB Katin MicroSD
  • 1 x Anti-Glare Protective Film
  • 1 x OMBAR User Manual
  • 5 x Clip Clips
  • 4 x tafe
  • 1 x Pry Tool
  • 1 x Cleaning Wipes

3. Saita da Shigarwa

3.1. Hawan Dash Cam

  1. Attach to Rear View Madubi: Secure the N1 Mirror Dash Cam over your existing rear view mirror using the provided straps. Ensure it is firmly attached and centered for optimal viewing.
  2. Adjust Front Camera Lens: The front camera lens can be adjusted to capture the desired field of view.

3.2. Sanya Kamara ta baya

  1. Zaɓi Wuri Mai hawa: Install the rear camera on the rear windshield or near the license plate. Ensure the view ba shi da cikas.
  2. Connect Rear Camera Cable: Route the 20ft rear camera cable from the main dash cam unit to the rear camera. Connect the cable securely.
  3. Daidaita Kamara ta Baya View: The rear camera display can be adjusted for mirror flip and vertical flip settings to match your installation orientation.
Diagram showing mirror flip and vertical flip options for the adjustable rear camera

Image 3.1: Adjustable rear camera display options for mirror and vertical flipping.

3.3. Connecting Power and GPS

  1. Saka Katin MicroSD: Insert the provided 64GB MicroSD card into the designated slot on the dash cam.
  2. Connect GPS Antenna: Plug the external GPS antenna into the dash cam and mount it on the dashboard or windshield where it has a clear view na sama.
  3. Haɗin Wuta: Connect the Type-C power cable to the dash cam and plug the car charger into your vehicle's 12V power outlet.

3.4. Applying Anti-Glare Protective Film

The anti-glare protective film helps minimize reflections and enhances contrast for improved visibility. Carefully apply the film to the dash cam screen, ensuring no air bubbles.

Comparison of dash cam screen with and without anti-glare protective film

Image 3.2: The anti-glare protective film reduces reflections and improves screen clarity.

4. Umarnin Aiki

4.1. Basic Aiki

  • Kunnawa/Kashewa: The dash cam will automatically power on and begin recording when the vehicle starts, and power off when the ignition is turned off.
  • Nunin allo: The 12-inch IPS display provides a wide field of view. Brightness, lens angle, and field of view can be adjusted via the touchscreen interface.
Diagram showing adjustable screen settings: brightness, lens, and field of view

Image 4.1: Adjustable screen settings for optimal viewgwaninta.

4.2. Recording Modes

  • Rikodin madauki: The dash cam records video in segments (1, 3, or 5 minutes). When the MicroSD card is full, the oldest unlocked recordings are automatically overwritten.
  • Rikodin gaggawa: In case of a collision, the built-in G-sensor automatically locks the current video segment to prevent it from being overwritten. This can also be triggered manually or via voice command.
Illustration of three emergency recording methods: automatic locking, voice control, and manual locking

Image 4.2: Emergency recording methods ensure critical footage is saved.

4.3. Kulawa da Yin kiliya

The 24-hour parking monitor provides surveillance when your vehicle is parked. This feature requires a hardwire kit (sold separately, ASIN: B0DQK1QW7ZM) for continuous power.

Image showing a car being monitored by the dash cam while parked, with collision detection and time-lapse record icons

Image 4.3: The 24-hour parking monitor provides security for your vehicle.

4.4. Sarrafa murya

The dash cam supports various voice commands for hands-free operation. Examples include "Take photo," "Start recording," "Turn on WiFi," "Turn off display," and "Show rear camera."

Driver using voice commands to control the dash cam, with examples of commands displayed

Image 4.4: Voice control allows for hands-free operation of the dash cam.

4.5. Wi-Fi and App Control

Connect the dash cam to your smartphone via 5.8GHz Wi-Fi using the OMBAR app. This allows for live viewing, zazzagewa, da rabawa na footage. The Wi-Fi range is approximately 25ft (about 1.5 parking spaces) and does not support remote live view.

Smartphone displaying the OMBAR app interface for managing dash cam videos

Image 4.5: The OMBAR app facilitates video management via 5.8GHz Wi-Fi.

5. Na gaba Features

5.1. ADAS (Advanced Driver Assistance System)

The ADAS feature provides real-time alerts to help prevent accidents. This includes:

  • Gargadin karo na Gaba: Alerts when approaching a vehicle too quickly.
  • Gargadin Tashi na Layi: Notifies if the vehicle drifts out of its lane.
  • Pedestrian Collision Warning: Detects pedestrians in the vehicle's path.
  • Forward Vehicle Start Warning: Alerts when traffic ahead begins to move.
  • Close Range Warning: Warns of objects in close proximity.
Diagram illustrating various ADAS safety features like forward collision, lane departure, and pedestrian collision warnings

Image 5.1: ADAS provides multiple safety alerts for a safer driving experience.

5.2. BSD (Blind Spot Detection) & LCA (Lane Change Assist)

These features provide 360° protection by monitoring your vehicle's sides and rear for approaching vehicles.

  • Blind Spot Detection: Alerts to vehicles in your blind spots.
  • Lane Change Assist: Warns if a lane change is unsafe due to approaching vehicles.
Illustration of Blind Spot Detection (BSD) and Lane Change Assist (LCA) features

Image 5.2: BSD and LCA provide warnings for vehicles in blind spots and during lane changes.

5.3. Built-in GPS & Route Tracking

The integrated GPS module records your driving route, speed, and location data, which can be reviewed via the OMBAR app or dedicated PC software.

Image showing GPS route tracking on a map interface on a laptop and smartphone

Image 5.3: GPS tracking records route and speed data for review.

5.4. Ganin dare

Advanced HDR technology and sensor capabilities ensure clear video recording even in low-light conditions, capturing details like license plates at night.

Comparison of dash cam footage in dark, WDR (Wide Dynamic Range), and light conditions at night

Image 5.4: Night vision capabilities provide clear footage a cikin ƙananan wurare masu haske.

6. Kulawa

  • Tsaftacewa: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the dash cam screen and lenses. Avoid abrasive cleaners.
  • Kulawar Katin MicroSD: Format the MicroSD card regularly (e.g., once a month) to ensure optimal performance and prevent data corruption. Use only high-quality MicroSD cards.
  • Sabunta Firmware: Check the OMBAR website or app periodically for firmware updates to ensure your dash cam has the latest features and improvements.

7. Shirya matsala

Matsala Dalili mai yiwuwa Magani
Dash cam baya kunnawa. No power supply; faulty cable. Check power cable connection to car charger and dash cam. Ensure car's 12V outlet is functional.
Rikodi yana tsayawa ko daskare. MicroSD card full or corrupted; low-quality MicroSD card. Format the MicroSD card. Replace with a high-speed, high-endurance MicroSD card if issues persist.
Ba a sami siginar GPS ba. An toshe ko cire haɗin eriyar GPS. Ensure GPS antenna is mounted with a clear view of the sky and securely connected.
Matsalolin haɗin Wi-Fi. Incorrect password; out of range. Verify Wi-Fi password. Ensure device is within 25ft of the dash cam.
Screen is too dark/bright. Brightness settings. Adjust screen brightness via the touchscreen settings.

8. Ƙayyadaddun bayanai

Siffar Daki-daki
Sunan Samfura N1
Tsarin Kyamara na gaba 4K (3840x2160) @ 30fps
Rear Kamara Resolution 2.5K (2560x1440) @ 30fps
Nunawa 12-inch IPS Touch Screen
Haɗuwa 5.8GHz Wi-Fi, USB, Memory SD Card
Siffofin Musamman Built-In WiFi, Built-In GPS, G-Sensor, ADAS, Blind Spot Detection, Lane Change Assist, Parking Monitor, Reverse Assist, Touch Screen, App Control, Voice Control, Loop Recording, Built-In Microphone, Built-In Speaker, Built-In Supercapacitor, HDR, Night Vision
Adana Supports MicroSD card (64GB included)
Yanayin Aiki -20°F zuwa 176°F (-28°C zuwa 80°C)
Girman samfur 0.1 x 0.5 x 0.5 inci
Nauyin Abu 2.38 fam
Nau'in hawa Na bayaview Dutsen Mirror
Nau'in Sabis na Abin hawa Bus, Car, Minivan, Truck
Dash cam operating reliably in extreme hot and cold temperatures

Image 8.1: The dash cam is designed for reliable operation in extreme temperatures.

9. Garanti da Tallafawa

  • Garanti: The OMBAR N1 Mirror Dash Cam comes with a 1-year manufacturer's warranty.
  • Manufar Komawa: A 30-day return policy is applicable from the date of purchase.
  • Taimakon Abokin Ciniki: For technical assistance or warranty claims, please contact OMBAR customer support at support@ombars.com. Support is typically available within 24 hours.