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Amcrest AC4K-600, User Manual

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Technical Specifications

2.0LTPS 320x240

Display

170° ultra wide-angle lens

Lens

Video Recording

4K (3840*2160) 60FPS, 2.7K  (2688*1520) 30FPS, 1080P  

(1920*1080) 120FPS, 720P  (1280*720) 120/60/30FPS

Video Format

MP4

Photo Resolution

8M/13M/16M/20M

Storage

Micro SD (up to 128 GB) Class 10 recommended

Photo Modes

Single shot / Timed / Burst / Time lapse 

Record Modes

Record, Slow Motion, Loop, Time lapse

Light Source 

Frequency

Auto/50Hz/60Hz

USB

USB 2.0

Power Supply

5V, 1.0A

Power 

Consumption

450mA @ 4.2V

Battery Capacity

1050MAH

Charge Time

3 Hours

Recording Time

1080P / 70 minutes

Dimensions

2.36” x 1.22” x 1.69” ( H x W x D)

Working Temp

14°F ~ 131°F

-4°F ~ 158°F

Storing Temp

Summary of Contents for AC4K-600

Page 1: ...Model No AC4K 600 A C T I O N C A M E R A USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Table of Contents Safety Precautions 1 What s Included 2 Product Features 3 Getting Started 4 Operation Guide 8 App Guide 19 Technical Speci cations 23 Mounting Guide 25 FCC Statement 29...

Page 3: ...in use Do not use the camera close to objects such as magnets or areas with strong radio waves are present Exposure to such areas may cause the image to distort or malfunction Do not use the camera a...

Page 4: ...4 Tripod Connector 2 30m Waterproof Case 8 Helmet Mounts Adhesive 3 Bicycle Mount 9 Adhesives 4 Back Clip for belt clip 10 Helmet mount straps 5 Mount Connector 11 USB Charge Cable 6 Mount Connector...

Page 5: ...rd in 4K resolution at 60fps UltraHD 2 0 inch display screen to display or replay video 16 megapixel UltraHD lens which provides a super wide 170 angle of view Store up to 128GB of video with a microS...

Page 6: ...left then push up on the clamp to release 2 Remove the camera from the waterproof case by sliding it out the backdoor hatch 1 Put the camera into the backdoor hatch and place the clamp over the hinge...

Page 7: ...icator LCD Screen This section provides a brief overview of the physical features of your camera Inserting a MicroSD Card Insert a properly formatted MicroSD card into the MicroSD card slot It is reco...

Page 8: ...ery will come preinstalled inside the camera To charge the camera use the supplied USB charging cable to connect the camera to a computer or or USB power adapter It takes up to 3 hours for the battery...

Page 9: ...owering the Camera On and O To Power On To Power O Press the Power Button Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds Lens OK Settings WiFi Up Button Down Button Speaker Power Mode Button WiFi Indic...

Page 10: ...Then press OK once on the Camera menu Video Options The camera features 4 video options Record Press OK to view the live feed and record video The default resolution will be 4K 60fps Slow Mo Press OK...

Page 11: ...a series of photos The default frequency will be 3 seconds per second Timer Press OK to set your camera to take a photo after a set time period The default timer will be set to 3 seconds Countdown ca...

Page 12: ...camera without the case do not get the camera wet Using Slow Mo Mode 1 Turn the camera on using the Mode Power button then press and hold the OK button to access the main menu 2 Press the OK button to...

Page 13: ...esolution To return to the live view screen press the Mode Power button twice to highlight the go back icon and press OK to exit Using Loop Mode 1 Turn the camera on using the Mode Power button then p...

Page 14: ...To return to the live view screen press the Mode Power button twice to highlight the go back icon and press OK to exit Using Time Lapse Mode 1 Turn the camera on using the Mode Power button then press...

Page 15: ...down arrow on the side of the camera to highlight the Rec Interval menu Press the OK button Use the up and down arrows on the side of the camera to select an interval and press the OK button to con rm...

Page 16: ...he camera to highlight the Settings icon and press OK Press the OK button to access the Auto Snap menu then use the down arrow on the side of the camera to highlight the Photo Interval menu Press the...

Page 17: ...to 5 or 10 photos To change the interval press and hold the OK button Use the down arrow on the side of the camera to highlight the Settings icon and press OK Press the OK button to access the Burst...

Page 18: ...and press the OK button Navigating the Playback Menu Both video recordings and photos can be accessed in the playback interface Use the up or down arrows to navigate through your recordings A video i...

Page 19: ...side of the camera highlight the settings icon and press OK 3 Press the Mode Power button to highlight the settings menu Flip Image Used to ip the live view 0 or 180 Wi Fi Used to enable or disable t...

Page 20: ...d date format Sync Time Manually adjust the current time on your camera Set Date Manually adjust the current date on your camera Format Formatting a microSD card will format the microSD to a FAT 32 le...

Page 21: ...e camera press and hold the Mode Power button to turn the camera on Hold the Up arrow on the side of the camera for 3 seconds to enable WiFi mode Note Android users please set your phone into Airplane...

Page 22: ...rd button to record real time video Slow Motion Access slow motion settings For more information about slow motion refer to page 10 Loop Access loop recording settings For more information on loop rec...

Page 23: ...Take multiple photos For more information on burst mode refer to page 14 Timer Provides an adjustable countdown in between photos For more information about timer mode refer to page 9 Mode Settings A...

Page 24: ...s the image of the camera 0 or 180 Wi Fi Reset Reset Wi Fi information Light Source Frequency Set light frequency to Auto 50Hz or 60Hz LED Indicator Turn the LED indicator on the camera on or o Auto S...

Page 25: ...and playback all recordings stored on your phone Camera Access and playback all recordings stored on your camera via an inserted microSD card Today Showcases all recordings that were stored on the sa...

Page 26: ...M 13M 16M 20M Storage Micro SD up to 128 GB Class 10 recommended Photo Modes Single shot Timed Burst Time lapse Record Modes Record Slow Motion Loop Time lapse Light Source Frequency Auto 50Hz 60Hz US...

Page 27: ...to use your camera for various outdoor activities The bicycle mount is used to x the camera to the handlebars of a bike Use adhesive mount to hold the camera and provided straps to x it to a vented h...

Page 28: ...the screws i and tighten them until the mount is rmly in place 3 Remove the screw from the top of the Mount iii i ii iii iv 4 If you wish to use a forward facing bar you may wish to use the 90 adapto...

Page 29: ...Mount don t remove the adhesive lm ii 3 Attach the camera assembly to the strap mount assembly by sliding it in until it clicks into position 4 After xing the camera to the mount correctly use the st...

Page 30: ...an and dry before applying the adhesive mount 2 Peel o adhesive paper and stick the mount in the desired position 3 Fix the camera to the Mount Clip i 4 Attach the camera assembly to the Adhesive Moun...

Page 31: ...cess information in that form 3 b For a Class B digital device or peripheral the instructions furnished the user shall include the following or similar statement placed in a prominent location in the...

Page 32: ...st be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter End users and installer...

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