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• Read the instructions carefully before use.Keep the instructions for the entire life of the product.
• Do not subject the camera to extreme temperatures.
• Only use a soft, damp cloth or an aerosol spray to clean the product. Do not use detergents, as

they could damage the materials. Do not rub the lens with instruments which might cause
scratches.

• Do not forget to switch off the apparatus before taking out the batteries and SD card. The data you

have recorded could be damaged.

• Take out the batteries and the card before leaving the apparatus unused for a long period.
• Use in a cold atmosphere will require the use of batteries which can stand up well to low 

temperatures Use where possible lithium or NiMH rechargeable batteries, as alkaline batteries
and especially saline batteries function very badly in low temperatures.

Limited liability:

• Geonaute accepts no liability for accidents and injuries caused by the handling or use of the 

camera in high risk sports. In particular, Geonaute wishes to warn the user of possible defocusing
as the result of inappropriate detachment or handling in dangerous conditions.

• The user is warned that he bears full legal responsibility for photographs taken with the  X-Snipe

300 and their distribution and publication.

BATTERIES AND RECYCLING

Battery installation

1 Unscrew the cover at the back of the camera

2 Open the battery cover by sliding it to one side
3 Insert 2 AA-LR6 1,5V alkaline batteries or Ni-MH AA-LR6 1,2 V rechargeable batteries 

according to the polarity shown on the diagram and the battery cover

4 Replace the battery cover and firmly close the rear plastic cover

N.B.  Change your video sequences in the PC before proceeding to replace the batteries.
Otherwise you risk losing the data.

When the batteries are nearly empty, the “battery” sign will appear on the LCD screen. It is then time
to download the videos on the PC and to replace the battery.

Note : Replace both batteries at the same time, do not mix old batteries with new ones.
Do not mix alkaline batteries with rechargeable batteries. The USB cable cannot charge 
rechargeable battteries inside the camera. They must be separately recharged by an external 
charger

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Summary of Contents for X-SNIPE 300

Page 1: ...1 COUV_XSNIPE COUV_XSNIPE 25 07 07 12 35 Page 1...

Page 2: ...cro pad 12 Short velcro pad 13 Long velcro pad 14 Silicon helmet clamping strip 15 Nut 16 Silicon grease pot for O ring 17 LCD screen 18 ON OFF and ENTER button 19 Start stop video button 20 Menu butt...

Page 3: ...ection with these instructions for use or the products which they describe During the warranty period the item will either be repaired free of charge by an authorized repair service or replaced free o...

Page 4: ...defocusing as the result of inappropriate detachment or handling in dangerous conditions The user is warned that he bears full legal responsibility for photographs taken with the X Snipe 300 and their...

Page 5: ...screwing the integrated fixing bolt Assembly on the headset using the silicon band 1 Stick the rubber pad to the headset stand 2 Pass the velcro band acrros the headset stand 3 Assemble the headset st...

Page 6: ...ouble protection and reapply to this second joint some silicone grease as at stage 2 4 Refasten the rear cover carefully but firmly This stage is crucial Water will trickle in if this is not correctly...

Page 7: ...shown on the LCD screen 3 Press again on the video filming button 2 beeps The length of the sequence filmed in this way will be shown for 3 seconds on the screen After this the time of filming remaini...

Page 8: ...irm by pressing on the ENTER button Navigating the menus 1 Enter the Menu mode by holding down the menu button for 2 seconds confirmation by 1 Beep 2 Navigate through the various modes by pressing the...

Page 9: ...roduced by videos of cinema fluidity 25 i S whereas a sampling of 15 pictures second makes it possible to record longer videos but in which the quality and fluidity of the pictures will be of lower qu...

Page 10: ...n is subject to the two following conditions 1 This camera has no risk of producing harmful interference 2 This camera must accept all interference which occurs including those which risk producing an...

Page 11: ...which meet your needs we are pleased to hear your feedback with regard to the quality functionality and usage of our products In France you can contact the customer relations centre on 0810 080808 pr...

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