DeerAsk Manuals & User Guides

DeerAsk is an innovative brand dedicated to enhancing vehicle safety through advanced dashboard cameras and automotive security technology.

Their primary product line features high-quality 4G LTE remote dash cams, dual-channel recording systems, and intelligent 24-hour parking monitoring. Designed for everyday drivers and fleet managers alike, DeerAsk cameras integrate built-in cellular networking modules to offer AI motion alerts, real-time GPS tracking, cloud storage, and remote live viewing without needing localized Wi-Fi.

By combining robust hardware with user-friendly mobile interfaces such as the Xiaoying Guardian app, DeerAsk provides seamless control over video playback, collision locking, and one-click car finding, ensuring ultimate peace of mind on the road.

• How do I connect the Xiaoying Guardian app to my DeerAsk dash cam?

  Download the 'Xiaoying Guardian' app from your device's app store or by scanning the QR code in your manual. Open the app, tap the scan icon in the upper-right corner, scan the QR code directly on your dash cam, and follow the prompts to complete pairing.

• What does the red and blue flashing light mean on my DeerAsk dash cam?

  If the red and blue lights are alternating with a slow blink, the device is undergoing a factory data reset. If they alternate with fast flashes, it is performing a software upgrade.

• How do I wire my DeerAsk dash cam to the car's fuse box?

  To hardwire your camera, connect the black wire (GND) to the ground terminal, the red wire (ACC) to an ignition-controlled +12VDC power source, and the yellow wire (VCC) to a constant 12VDC power source that remains on when the ignition is off.

• What size memory card does the DeerAsk dash cam support?

  DeerAsk dash cameras typically support up to a 128GB Class 10 high-speed TF (microSD) card. Make sure to format the card within the app before first use and do not insert or remove the card while the device is powered on.

• How does the Collision Lock feature work?

  In the event of an impact or sudden rapid acceleration, the built-in G-sensor automatically captures a photo and locks a 10-second video clip (5 seconds before and 5 seconds after the event) so that it won't be overwritten by loop recording.