VMS-333 & VMS-Mobile User Guide
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6.0 Using the VMS-333 with Video Recorders
Now that you have tested the setup, it's time to start using your VMS-333 in the air, on land, or at sea.
This device is protected against reverse polarity. However, do not drop the device or
get it wet.
6.1 Turn on the device and record what you see while traveling.
1.
If you are using the VMS-333 stand-alone with a video camera, switch the power switch on the VMS-
333 to the
On
position. Turn the switch to the
Off
position to turn it off.
2.
If you are using the VMS-333 with the NanoFLASH and a video camera, the NanoFLASH
automatically turns on when powered up and turns off when powered down.
6.2 Adjust the speaker volume
If you do not have a headphone, turn the
Volume
dial on the side of the VMS-333 box to increase or
decrease the volume of the GPS audio signals that are emitted.
6.3 Adjust the headphone volume
If you have a headphone, locate the input and output audio screws on the bottom of the VMS-333 unit.
RecVol. Turn the screw clockwise to increase the volume of your voice as it is recorded. Turn the
screw counterclockwise to decrease the volume.
OutVol. Turn the screw clockwise to increase the volume of the GPS audio signal alerts you will hear
in the headphone. Turn the screw counterclockwise to decrease the volume.
Note:
Your headphone and microphone may also have their own adjustments for increasing or
decreasing the volume of what you hear and the volume of your voice as you record.
6.4 Use the feature trigger to mark features of interest
1.
Press the red
FT
button if the VMS-333 box is accessible; otherwise, press the optional cabled
feature trigger.
6.5 Make an audio note
1.
Speak into your headset microphone or aircraft intercom to make an audio note.
Note:
The microphone is always on and recording your comments.
