When the Collision app is running, OverDryve will try to alert you if you get too close to another car in front of you. You can enable collision warning by going to Cameras > Collision Warning > Settings > Collision Warning. Tap Enable Forward Collision Warning and Enable Headway Distance Warning.

You need to be connected to Wi-Fi to view current traffic conditions. To enable this feature, open the Navigation App, tap Live Data and click the Traffic Button.

You can stream any audio from apps on your phone (Pandora, Spotify, Podcasts, Audible, etc.) by connecting the phone OverDryve using Bluetooth®. For more information about streaming music, refer to the article “Streaming Music” You can either listen to audio on your OverDryve or connect the OverDryve to your car stereo system and listen through your car speakers. For more information about connecting to your car stereo system, see “Connecting to your Car Stereo”

Tap Messaging or Phone, tap the Settings icon in the top left corner of the screen. Tap Settings. If Show Message Content is checked, tap to uncheck. The status will change to “Hide Content”.

From Messaging, tap the Settings icon in the top left corner of the screen. Tap Settings. If Enable Messaging Notifications is checked, notifications are already enabled. If not, tap to turn on the feature. The status will show “Enabled”.

Tap Messaging. Enter the phone number or select a name from your Contacts. Tap the yellow messaging icon. Tap Write a message in the lower left corner of the screen. Write the message and tap the blue arrow to send it. Please note: Due to limitations of iOS, typing and sending text messages with OverDryve is only available when paired with an Android smartphone. You can still send messages from your iOS device using Voice Assistant.

Make sure the Messages app is not open on your iPhone. When the Messages app is open, your phone automatically marks the message as “read”. Unfortunately, iOS will not transmit “read” messages over Bluetooth, so OverDryve will not be able to display them.

Yes, after using the Voice Assistant to connect to the conference call you will have access to the keypad.

The OverDryve uses your phone’s voice assistant to make hands-free calls and send hands-free text messages. The OverDryve works with Android’s voice assistant (Google Now, S-Voice, etc.) and iPhone’s Siri. After pairing OverDryve to your phone, simply tap the OverDryve Voice Assistant icon to access your phone’s voice assistant and use your voice assistant as normal.

Tap and hold your finger anywhere there in an open area on the homescreen. The Wallpaper and Widgets configuration icons will display at the bottom of the screen. Tap an icon to select.

Depending on your phone’s make & model, you can control which address book groups are synced to your OverDryve. For example, on iOS devices, you can go to Settings -> Bluetooth and tap the “Info” icon next to OverDryve. Then select which contact groups you would like to sync.

From OverDryve: Tap the Settings icon in the top right corner of the screen. Tap OverDryve Setup. Tap Bluetooth. Make sure your phone is in Bluetooth pairing mode. This can be done on most phones from the Settings -> Bluetooth screen of your phone. Tap Scan for Devices on OverDryve Select your device from the list A dialog will appear confirming the pairing. Tap Pair on both your phone and on OverDryve. Continue to follow the on-screen instructions on your phone and on OverDryve to complete the connection and enable all features. If you have any issues connecting, see the…

Tap the Settings icon in the top right corner of the screen. Tap OverDryve Setup and select Wi-Fi. A list of available networks will display. Select the network you would like to connect to, type in the password, and tap Connect.

To reset your OverDryve to its factory state, following the belowsteps: Power off the tablet OR press and hold the POWER BUTTON for 10 seconds to force the tablet to shut down. PRESS and HOLD the VOLUME UP BUTTON AND POWER BUTTON simultaneously. The tablet will then boot into the Engineering Menu. Press the VOLUME DOWN BUTTON and highlight the “Android Recovery Mode” option and press the POWER OR VOLUME UP BUTTON to select. The tablet will then show the Android Robot with a Warning Sign and display “No Command”. Press the VOLUME DOWN BUTTON and the VOLUME UP BUTTON…

If you are having issues connecting your OverDryve to your smartphone via Bluetooth, these steps can help. Make sure that your OverDryve and smartphone are in close proximity to each other. Check that both devices do not have a low battery. Some devices will disable Bluetooth to conserve power when the battery gets low. Power the devices off, and then back on. On your phone, go to Settings > Bluetooth and make sure Bluetooth is turned on. Forget the Bluetooth connection to any other devices that may be also paired with your phone for Bluetooth functions like music streaming, hands-free…

Rand McNally Market In the Rand McNally Market, you can download a small number of apps created by Rand McNally and some of our partners. Your registration ensures you have access to app updates. To access the Rand McNally Market: Tap the app tray in the top right corner of the home screen. Tap the Rand McNally Market icon. Note: There are two app screens. If you do not see the icon right away, swipe left to view more apps.) Third Party App Stores You OverDryve comes pre-installed with the Rand McNally Market, a dedicated Android app store with access…

To stream audio from OverDryve to your car stereo system, the tablet must be in car mode. To put the tablet in car mode, place it on the Smart Mount and plug the mount into the power adapter. You can listen to audio through any of the following methods: Connect via the AUX cable. Plug the right-angle end of the AUX cable (included in the box) into the OverDryve smart mount. Note: There is an AUX Out port on the Smart Mount and on the OverDryve. The cable must be plugged into the Smart Mount. Plug the other end into…

Yes, the dash cam can record until its battery runs out, which will vary depending on how long your vehicle continues to deliver power after being turned off and degree to which battery was charged. If you wish to monitor for extended periods of time while vehicle is parked, then hard-wiring to a power source such as car battery would be recommended; however professional installation is recommended in this case.

It is possible to the user to mount the Dash Cam on the dashboard, much like GPS units. To do this, you would need to purchase a dash mount disc, available from Rand McNally. If mounting on the dashboard, the DashCam would be mounted up-side down. In this case, you would have to change a setting on the DashCam to re-orient the Display and recorded content. This setting is called VIDEO ROTATION.

This can be adjusted via the Settings Menu. Enable the microphone by setting MIC to ON.Turn OFF to disable.

Under the Settings Menu (accessible by pressing the M button), you will find the MOTION DETECTION option. Enabling this causes loop recording to pause when your vehicle is at a complete stand-still to avoid recording when you are waiting at a railroad crossing, for example. This may result in the video to appear odd when played back. Disabling the motion detection option will eliminate the pauses.

You may currently have the dash cam set to Enable Automatic Recording. This setting is in the Settings Menu, labeled as POWER ON RECORD. Set this feature to OFF to disable automatic recording when turned on.

Its possible that you have been recording for some time and/or the file resolution or duration of recording was high enough to make the file size very large. When you stop the recording, the Dash Cam needs some time to save the recorded information onto the SD card. Please wait a few seconds for this operation to complete. After this, you will find the camera to be responsive once again.

Start by going to the settings screen by pressing the M (Menu) button. Once you are in the Settings screen, cursor down to the FCWS DETECT and LDWS DETECT items. Enable these by setting them to ON. Set FCWS SENSITIVITY to Medium initially. Set LDWS MINIMUM SPEED (MPH) to 30 MPH. You can adjust this value later, depending on your needs. Setting this to a higher number ensures that you won't get warnings at low speeds. Calibration is a key step to ensure that LDWS and FCWS work as expected. Cursor down till you see ADAS CALIBRATION. Set this value…