> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.natix.network/vx360/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.natix.network/vx360/introduction/quick-start-guide.md).

# Quick Start Guide

This Quick Start Guide is designed to help you get up and running as quickly as possible.&#x20;

Whether you’re setting things up for the first time or just need a refresher, you’ll find the essential steps here to start using your VX360 right away.&#x20;

For more detailed instructions to configure your device, visit the[ full setup guide.](/vx360/detailed-setup-guide.md)<br>

**Follow the steps below, and you’ll be up and running in no time!**

* [ ] Ensure you're in range of a stable Wi-Fi connection and nearby a power source whether at home/office or in your car.

1. ### Download and install the VX360 App
   1. Download the VX360 app [here ](/vx360/introduction/how-to-get-vx360-app.md)and install it on your phone
   2. Register a new account on VX360 app
      1. **Drive& app users must create a separate account:** Drive& app and the VX360 App are two separate applications.
   3. **Grant all** permissions required to the VX360 App: Bluetooth, GPS with precise location.
2. ### Configure Your VX360 Device
   1. Sign into your Tesla Account (credentials not stored by NATIX).
   2. Plug VX360 into your Tesla’s glovebox USB port or a home USB charger.
   3. Wait 30 seconds for the device to boot up and pair your device.
   4. Configure the Wi-Fi network you’ll use to upload footage to the Cloud: select a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi Network with WPA2 security. If you have an issue to connect to your Wi-Fi, please go [here.](/vx360/troubleshooting/i-cant-connect-my-device-to-a-wi-fi.md)<br>
3. ### Backup, Sharing & Rewards

   Consent to data collection for cloud backups & earning rewards.<br>
4. ### Updates

   Keep the app open in the foreground during the update.<br>
5. ### Before Driving

* [ ] Ensure Tesla Dashcam settings are set to **Controls > Safety > Dashcam > Manual or Auto.**
* [ ] In your Tesla dashboard: **Go to Controls > Charging > Keep Accessory Power On.**
* [ ] **Plug your VX360 device into your Tesla’s glovebox USB port:** a dashcam icon should appear on your Tesla screen with a grey or red dot.&#x20;
* [ ] Enable **Bluetooth, GPS, and Internet** on your phone.
* [ ] **Position your phone on the center console/charging pad or a phone mount** — avoid keeping it in your pocket or bag. Your phone will be used while you drive to collect additional metadata to enrich the footage collected with VX360.
* [ ] **Wait a few minutes before driving** after plugging the device to ensure your VX360 is fully connected.
* [ ] **Check the connectivity widget on your home screen** — if it’s active, you’re all set to start driving and earning!
* [ ] **Keep the app open and logged in**— The app must be logged in and runs in the background (or foreground) to collect footage while you drive. Regularly open the app in the foreground to make sure everything works!
* [ ] **Maintain Speed:**  To ensure your footage is clear and eligible for earnings, you must drive between 2 and 80 km/h. If you have more than 20 GB of pending uploads, the required speed range changes to 5–50 km/h. These thresholds are flexible and may be adjusted in the future based on data quality requirements.


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