8GB card by pressing onto its end. It will pop out of its slot (15) as shown on
the image. Gently remove the card and replace it with the new one by
pressing it straight forward until it is securely locked in the slot. Close the
compartment door and lock it by sliding the latch to the left.
To take a picture, focus the unit onto the object you are viewing and with a
steady hand firmly press the PIC button (10) once. The display will give a
countdown (2-1) and then image is taken and is automatically stored onto the
SD card.
To record a video, focus the unit onto the object and press REC button (9)
once. The system will start recording. Please note that the video is being
recorded in Full-High Definition (1080p) and in the Widescreen format (16x9).
To pause video recording press PIC button (10) once. To resume video
recording press PIC button again. To stop recording, press Power button (12)
once. During recording it is still necessary to re-adjust the focus if you wish to
record different objects, located at different distances. Please be aware that
actual video recording quality is significantly higher than what you will see
through the viewfinder – to see recording in widescreen format please
remove the micro-SD card and play it on your Blu-Ray player or computer.
VIEWING PICTURES AND RECORDED VIDEOS:
It is possible to view the images and videos directly on the unit’s micro HD
display. To do so, while the unit is operating press the Power button (12)
briefly just once. You will be able to switch between images and videos by
pressing IMAGE button (11) in or – direction. To play the recorded
video, press PIC button (10) once. To stop playing video press PIC button
again. To exit picture/video viewing mode and to come back to the active
image mode, press Power button (12) briefly just once. Please note – if you
press and hold Power button, your unit will shut down and would need to be
reactivated again by pressing Power button once.
CHOOSING CORRECT ISO (SENSITIVITY) SETTING:
Your digital monocular comes with 5 user-selectable ISO (sensitivity) settings,
plus an AUTO mode. All units come with AUTO mode as a default setting and
in most conditions this mode is the best choice for viewing and recording. In
certain conditions where extra sensitivity is desired (such as Sky Watching
where small light objects need to be constantly seen) it is better to select one
of the highest ISO settings (between 1600 and 6400) for constant sensitivity,
which prevents any sudden bright light source to lower the overall system
sensitivity. To choose the ISO setting, access the menu by long pressing the IR
button (13) and selecting desired mode with IMAGE button (11) and
confirming with IR button (13)
CONNECTING TO EXTERNAL VIDEO SOURCE:
You can connect your device to the TV/VCR/DVR via the RCA-type video cord
(included with your device). Connect the small end of the Video cable to the
