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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 

 

Notice 

 

Do not drop, knock, shake or throw the sports camera. 

 

Do not put the sports camera close or next to objects that generate a strong magnetic field, 
such as a magnet or a motor. 

 

Do not put the sports camera close to objects that emit radio waves, such as an antenna. 

 

Do not expose the sports camera to high temperature, extreme heat or direct sunlight.  

 

During continuous use, the surface temperature of your NAVSPORTPRO may increase. This is 
part of normal operation.  

 

Remove both batteries when the camera is in storage for extended periods. It is recommended 
to recharge the batteries every six months to preserve life expectancy.  

 

During recording, the digital zoom function may reduce image quality. 

 

Viewing angles between Video and DSC (Camera) modes may differ. 

 

Large recorded files should be reviewed on a computer to ensure smooth playback. The 
primary purpose of this device is to be a camera as opposed to a media player.  

 

Practice good data management and keep your SD card “defragged” and formatted to ensure 
against data loss and corruption. Backing up data is also good practice. 

 

Read all instructions carefully before use 

 

Retain this product manual for future reference.  

 

Use this product only in the manner described.  

 

Only use a water-dampened soft-cloth to clean the surface of the camera. 

 

 Remove particulate such as dirt or grease beforehand to avoid scratching the case.  

 

The camera is not waterproof when it is outside its waterproof case  

 

Be aware of environmental conditions such extreme heat and cold, humidity, dusty, salty or 
sandy environments. In extremely cold weather and after prolonged usage, condensation may 
form inside the case which may cause the lens to fog up. We would recommend to stop using 
the camera and let the condensation evaporate (i.e. Don’t try to wipe it off)  

 

For first time use, it is recommended to charge batteries overnight to ensure a full battery 
charge. Subsequent charges can be as required.  

 

During charging, or extended use, the product may become warm. 

 

There are no user serviceable parts in this product.  

 

Un-authorized attempts to dismantle or repair this product will void your warranty  

 

Do not point the camera directly at the sun as this may damage the video sensor  

 

Do not wipe the lens surface with your fingers. Instead use an appropriate lens cleaning cloth or lens 
cleaning solution.  

 

 

Summary of Contents for NAVSPORTPRO

Page 1: ...1 P a g e NAVSPORTPRO USER GUIDE...

Page 2: ...orruption Backing up data is also good practice Read all instructions carefully before use Retain this product manual for future reference Use this product only in the manner described Only use a wate...

Page 3: ...E DATE AND TIME INITIAL USE Page 7 STORAGE AND PLAY OF A FILE Page 8 MAIN UNIT AND LCD SCREEN ICONS Page 9 MAIN MENU SCREEN Page 10 VIDEO MENU SETTINGS Page 10 CAMERA MENU SETTINGS Page 11 SYSTEM MENU...

Page 4: ...e Detachable Battery 1 x AV Composite Cable 1 x Flat Mounting kit 1 x Flat Mount Spare Base 1 x Carry Pouch OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES The optional WI FI MODULE is used in conjunction with an iPhone or Andr...

Page 5: ...accessory release button 14 Record key 19 LCD status display 24 Laser pointer 3 Up key Zoom In whilst recording 9 Wrist strap attach point 15 Video Audio recording indicator Green 20 Shutter key 25 HD...

Page 6: ...other corrosive substances such as strong acid s or alkalis Do not subject the waterproof housing to temperatures over high 50 C or lower than 10 C for sustained periods of time If the housing were t...

Page 7: ...e card slot ONE WAY Do not force the card into the card slot Follow the diagram on the body of the camera near the slot for guidanceThe Micro SD card will click into place To take the memory card out...

Page 8: ...a computer for storage or playback by using a USB data cable supplied You can also remove the Micro SD card and access the data using a card reader Video playback software such as VLC is recommended f...

Page 9: ...When full the green indicator lamp will illuminate On LCD Video Recording mode selected On LCD Audio mode selected Note Restart the camera to revert back to video mode or press the Playback button twi...

Page 10: ...udio recording mode VIDEO MENU SETTINGS Note During audio recording the video camera responds only to the Stop and Power off keys Exe Select between Video and Audio Only modes Resolution Options 1080P...

Page 11: ...g this watermark is permanent and cannot be removed Note Excluding 1080i WVGA 100fps and WVGA 120fps modes CAMERA MENU SETTINGS Resolution For picture quality on still photos Select between 3 0 lower...

Page 12: ...tre image is bright with dark surrounds Language Select between the available languages provided Date time Adjust time and date Note not supported in 1080i 50 and 1080i 60 modes Format Format Micro SD...

Page 13: ...tion Key Description Zooms in Zooms out Moves a picture right Moves a picture left Resets and plays a file from the beginning OR returns to the playback screen PLAYING AN AUDIO FILE From the Video pho...

Page 14: ...Play a file Select Autoplay for a slideshow presentation that changes every five seconds REMOTE CONTROL The remote can control the video camera as well as turn ON OFF laser pointer To connect your re...

Page 15: ...y Note After cable connection the camera might need to be restarted LASER POINTER HELPER Press and hold the Record button for three seconds to turn the laser pointer ON or OFF during any operation TUR...

Page 16: ...x 1080i 50fps 960P 1280 x 960P 25fps 720P 1280 x 720P 25fps 720P 1280 x 720P 50fps WVGA 848 x 480P 50fps WVGA 848 x 480P 100fp Note Due to scanning frequency capabilities in PAL and NTSC formats 60fp...

Page 17: ...f the fault and refund or replace the product as per their store refund or warranty policy Step 2b If your place of purchase cannot be contacted then you can contact Laser Customer Service with detail...

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