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This guide is for users of Road Angel Halo dashcams looking to maximize their video storage and performance. The Road Angel 64GB microSDHC card offers ample space for high-resolution video recording, ensuring you capture every detail of your journeys. Note that, while designed for Halo dashcams, this card's performance is dependent on the dashcam's capabilities and settings.
| Series | Halo |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | RSD64 |
| Brand | Road Angel |
The 64GB card can store up to 8 hours of video footage, depending on your dashcam's resolution and recording settings.
Yes, with the included SD adapter, you can use the card in any device that supports SD or microSD cards.
You can format the card through your Road Angel Halo dashcam's settings menu or on your computer using a suitable formatting tool.
U3 (UHS Speed Class 3) indicates that the card is designed for high-performance applications like 4K video recording, guaranteeing a minimum write speed of 30MB/s.
The read speed is up to 90MB/s.
The write speed is up to 45MB/s.
Check the card's storage capacity and delete or transfer older videos if necessary. Ensure the card is correctly inserted and formatted. Make sure your dashcam's firmware is up to date.
Ensure the card is correctly inserted. Try reformatting the card through your dashcam's settings or using a computer. Check if the card is compatible with your specific dashcam model. Make sure the card is not write-protected.
Ensure your dashcam's recording settings are appropriate for the card's capabilities. Check for any physical damage on the card. If using multiple cameras, consider the combined data requirements of the front and rear cameras. Consider the speed class and make sure it meets the dashcam's recording requirements.
Ensure your computer's card reader supports the card's UHS-I or UHS-II speed class. Use a USB 3.0 or higher port for faster transfer speeds. Check if the file transfer is interrupted by other processes.
