C. Update via Wi‑Fi / mobile app (if supported)
Before attempting to flash new software onto your camera, you must prepare your equipment. Failing to do so can interrupt the process and permanently "brick" (render useless) your device.
Have a different issue? Contact Apeman support with your order ID and firmware version. For urgent problems, dash cam forums like DashCamTalk often have user-shared archives of legacy firmware files—but always verify the checksum before installing.
Use a clean, formatted microSD card (Class 10 or U3, maximum 64GB). Format the card directly inside the Apeman A79 menu settings to ensure the correct file system structure (FAT32).
Apeman often does not publish direct download links on their website for older models. They frequently require you to contact their customer service to ensure you receive the correct firmware, as different production batches of the same model might require different software. Go to the official Apeman Support page. Select your product model (A79). Submit your request/email to their customer support team.
Wait for the Apeman logo to appear, indicating the camera has restarted.
Refines power management to squeeze more recording time out of each charge. Prerequisites Before Updating
Once downloaded to your computer, the file will typically be named sphost.bin or a similar variant. Do not rename this file unless explicitly instructed by support. Step 3: Transfer the Firmware to the Card
A: In most cases, a firmware update will reset your camera to factory default settings. You may need to reconfigure your preferred settings (such as resolution, loop recording, and Wi-Fi) after the update.
