background image

S/

NO 120

700 0 0 3 3

S/

NO 120

700 0 0 3 3

S/

NO 120

700 0 0 3 3

rear door

record

stop

record switch

192º rotating lens

dual alignment lasers

TRail™ mounting system

power indicator

serial number

charging indicator

battery slot

microSD
card slot

USB

power button

memory indicator

charging indicator

USB connection

record

stop

rear

press and hold

until lights

come on

front

push until

lights

come on

a, f

c

b

b

press and hold

for (1) second

attach leash
before using

after detaching, rotate 
vertically to align and then 
reattach firmly into mount

attach and adjust camera according to your riding position
(it’s no fun watching videos of the ground)

press and hold

for (1) second

rotate lens to align

lasers horizontally

Battery Status

Green light
Yellow light
Red light
No lights

Memory card status

Green light
Yellow light
Red light
Flashing Red

Power off

More than 66% full
Between 33% and 66% full
Less than 33% - time to recharge
Recharge your VholdR or power up again

More than 66% free recording space
Between 33% and 66% free recording space
Less than 33% - time to swap out cards or download
Your memory card is full, you are missing a card, or
your card has an error and needs to be formatted
(see Tips & Troubleshooting to format your MicroSD Card)

Press and hold rear button for 3 seconds or until all
lights turn off

aim lasers

record

stop

hold base of 

mount firmly 

against 

surface as 

you pull 

camera 

away

from 

velcro

Your VholdR battery will have some juice out of the box, but we recommend a fresh 
charge before recording your first adventure.  VholdR is designed to charge directly from 
your computer via the included USB cable.

Open VholdR’s back door and connect the USB cable.

Connect the other end of the USB cable to your computer. 
USB input: 5V 500mA

Note: The VholdR will charge fastest while not powered on.

VholdR’s charging indicator light (located inside the back door) will be red when the bat-
tery is charging. 

The battery indicator light will turn green once the VholdR is full charged provided the 
VholdR is powered off while charging.  The battery will take about 4 hours to full charge.
 
Your VholdR uses a rechargeable Lithium-Ion, 3.7V, 900mAh battery.  Do not use batteries 
other than those specifically designed for the VholdR.  Use of any other battery may  
present a risk of fire or explosion.

Note: A VholdR wall charger is available as an accessory at www.vholdr.com

To  open  VholdR’s  back  door,  place  your  thumb  at  the 
bottom of the door and gently push upwards.

Your MicroSD memory card is already in place. press on 
the card until you hear a gentle click and the top of the 
card has ejected.

Note: VholdR only supports up to a 2GB MicroSD card 

(non-HC format)

To insert the battery, align the plus sign (+) on the 
camera with the plus sign (+) on the battery and insert 
the gold contacts first. Hold the battery tab away from 
the  opening  to  allow  enough  space  for  the  battery  to 
slide into place.  Slide the tab over the top of the battery 
and ensure it is resting in one of the grooves on top of 
the battery.

Note: It is important that the battery clip is firmly engaged to 

secure the battery in place.

Close  the  back  door  by  aligning  it  slightly  above  the 
body of the camera and then sliding downward until it 
locks into place. 

S/

NO 120

700 0 0 3 3

S/

NO 120

700 0 0 3 3

S/

NO 120

700 0 0 3 3

rear door

record

stop

record switch

192º rotating lens

dual alignment lasers

TRail™ mounting system

power indicator

serial number

charging indicator

battery slot

microSD
card slot

USB

power button

memory indicator

charging indicator

USB connection

record

stop

rear

press and hold

until lights

come on

front

push until

lights

come on

a, f

c

b

b

press and hold

for (1) second

attach leash
before using

after detaching, rotate 
vertically to align and then 
reattach firmly into mount

attach and adjust camera according to your riding position
(it’s no fun watching videos of the ground)

press and hold

for (1) second

rotate lens to align

lasers horizontally

Battery Status

Green light
Yellow light
Red light
No lights

Memory card status

Green light
Yellow light
Red light
Flashing Red

Power off

More than 66% full
Between 33% and 66% full
Less than 33% - time to recharge
Recharge your VholdR or power up again

More than 66% free recording space
Between 33% and 66% free recording space
Less than 33% - time to swap out cards or download
Your memory card is full, you are missing a card, or
your card has an error and needs to be formatted
(see Tips & Troubleshooting to format your MicroSD Card)

Press and hold rear button for 3 seconds or until all
lights turn off

aim lasers

record

stop

hold base of 

mount firmly 

against 

surface as 

you pull 

camera 

away

from 

velcro

1

2

3

1

2

3

4

5

4

8

9

MicroSD Card & Battery

Charging the Battery

MicroSD Card & Battery   

Charging the Battery

Summary of Contents for VholdR 1102

Page 1: ...WELCOME TO USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Congratulations and welcome to the VholdR Community We are committed to creating the easiest way to shoot and share action video Wear Your VholdR...

Page 3: ...rd 12 Mount 12 Align 14 Record Video 15 Part Three VholdR Software 16 Macintosh 17 Install Software and Register 18 Tips Toubleshooting 20 Contact Support 20 Troubleshooting Topics 21 Warranty 26 a Vh...

Page 4: ...ight out of the box S NO 120700 0 0 3 3 rear door record stop record switch 192 rotating lens dual alignment lasers TRail mounting system power indicator serial number charging indicator battery slot...

Page 5: ...designed for the VholdR Use of any other battery may present a risk of fire or explosion Note A VholdR wall charger is available as an accessory at www vholdr com To open VholdR s back door place your...

Page 6: ...for one second after the camera has finished booting ash ing Battery Status Green light Yellow light Red light No lights Memory card status Green light Yellow light Red light Flashing Red Power off M...

Page 7: ...owards the back of the camera To adjust the vertical position of your mount you can detach the rails from the base of the mount Simply hold down the base and pull the VholdR away from the mount until...

Page 8: ...if you reach that point try rotating the lens in the opposite direction or adjust the mounting position attach leash before using attach and adjust camera according to your riding position it s no fun...

Page 9: ...for Mac so please be patient with us while we work on developing Mac software To check our status on a Mac version please visit http www vholdr com mac In the meantime the following directions are wri...

Page 10: ...ENT TO SHARING VIDEOS Register by creating a user name and password This will enable you to share your videos at VholdR com During the registration you will be asked for a serial number this can be fo...

Page 11: ...will take twice as long The battery status light will not turn green when the camera is powered on while charging Charge the battery more quickly using the wall charger http vholdr com shoot accessori...

Page 12: ...cognized USB Device error Ensure the record switch is in the off position when connecting to the computer If the record switch is in the recording position when connected to the computer the computer...

Page 13: ...h is fully engaged when starting a recording Ensure the record switch is off when stopping a recording When installing the battery ensure the battery clip is securely holding the battery in place Vide...

Page 14: ...THIS WARRANTY IS THE EXCLU SIVE REMEDY OF THE CONSUMER TWENTY20 SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY KIND CAUSED BY BREACH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY...

Page 15: ...mnified from consequential or indirect loss damage injury or death resulting from the use of Twenty20 products All trademarks and registered trademarks mentioned herein are recognized as the property...

Page 16: ...ticular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to cor...

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