The Rexing M2 is a dual mirror dash cam equipped with Blind Spot Detection (BSD) and Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS).

Accessing and configuring its debug options can enhance performance and allow for customization to suit specific needs.

Accessing Debug Options:

To access the debug options on your Rexing M2 dash cam, follow these steps:

1. Power On the Device: Ensure the dash cam is properly installed and powered on.
2. Enter Settings Menu: Navigate to the main settings menu by tapping the appropriate icon on the touchscreen interface.
3. Access Debug Mode: Within the settings menu, locate the ‘System’ or ‘Device’ section. Here, you may find an option labeled ‘Debug Mode’ or ‘Advanced Settings.’ Select this option to enter debug mode.
4. Configure Settings: Once in debug mode, you can adjust various parameters related to BSD and ADAS, such as sensitivity levels, warning speeds, and calibration settings. Refer to the user manual for detailed instructions on each setting.

Calibration and Adjustment:

Proper calibration of the BSD system is crucial for accurate performance. The Rexing M2 user manual provides a step-by-step guide for calibration:

1. Enter BSD Calibration Interface: In the smart driving application, turn on BSD. Then, enter the BSD setup interface and proceed to the calibration section.
2. Adjust Detection Zones: Use the on-screen controls to move the calibration box left or right, aligning it with your vehicle’s blind spots. This ensures the system accurately detects vehicles in adjacent lanes.
3. Save and Exit: After making adjustments, save the settings and exit the calibration interface. It’s recommended to test the system in a safe environment to verify accuracy.

For a comprehensive understanding of these features, you can refer to the Rexing M2 user manual: