Insert the MicroSD card containing the firmware into the dashcam slot.
Because the f870g lacks built-in Wi-Fi for OTA (Over-The-Air) updates, you must use a manual method: Format Card:
: Version v3.05.02_sg has a known bug where the year cannot be set to 2021 or later, while the older v3.05.01_sg does not have this issue. How to Update (Common Steps)
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Fixes sudden crashes, freezing, or random reboot cycles.
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Use a computer to format your MicroSD card (FAT32 is generally recommended). Download & Move: Locate the firmware file (often named or similar) from the HP Image Solution HP Support Community Root Directory: Copy the file directly to the root folder of the SD card—do not put it in a subfolder. Insert the MicroSD card containing the firmware into
While updating is usually straightforward, you might encounter issues. Here is how to solve them.
Updating will format your card. Save any important videos to your computer first.
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Firmware updates for the f870g are typically released to address sensor accuracy and bug fixes. Version v3.05.01_sg vs. v3.05.02_sg:
HP provides three official ways to update the F870g. Choose the one that matches your setup.
Enter the settings menu and verify that the firmware version matches the new update.
The device should power on automatically. It will detect the update file on the card and display a prompt asking if you want to update, or it will automatically begin flashing (indicated by a blinking LED light or an "Updating" progress bar on screen).