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Charge the battery by connecting the camera to a computer or other USB charging 
adapter with the MiniUSB cable included.

Charging the Battery

Press and hold the (1) Power/Mode button for 3 seconds. The (11) Status LED Indicator 
lights will flash, the display screen will turn on and a rising sound indicator chord will 
be heard.

Power On

Press and hold the (1) Power/Mode button for 3 seconds. The (11) Status LED Indicator 
lights will flash, the display screen will turn off and a descending sound indicator chord 
will be heard.

Power Off

The X1 Camera is compatible with TF/microSD cards memory cards up to 64GB capacity. 
Please use TF/microSD cards of class 10 and above for optimal performance and reliability. 
Format memory cards the first time you use them.

Storage

Slide the TF/microSD cards into the card slot (16), when fully inserted the card clicks 
into place.

Inserting Card

To remove, place your fingernail against the edge of the memory card and lightly press 
it further into the camera. The memory card will spring out for removal.

Removing Card

Connect the X1 Camera to a mobile device via WiFi using the ‘Z-Verge’ app. Control the 
camera shutter and change basic settings remotely via the app (effective range up to 
33 feet / 10 meters), or download video and photo files directly to your mobile device. 
To setup a connection please follow the steps below:

  1. Download and install the ‘Z-Verge’ app from your mobile device’s app store.

  2. Power on your X1 Camera. Press and hold the (10) WiFi Connect/Up button to enable 
      WiFi on your camera. The red indicator light on top of the camera will flash red when 
      WiFi is enabled. Your camera's unique WiFi Information including network name (SSID) 
      and password will display on the LCD screen (12).

Connecting via WiFi

Summary of Contents for X1

Page 1: ...X1 Action Camera...

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Page 3: ...DUCT OVERVIEW GETTING STARTED NAVIGATION PERSONALIZED SETTINGS VIDEO RECORDING MODE PHOTO CAPTURE MODE ALL MODES GENERAL COMMON FUNCTIONS MOUNTING GUIDELINES TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS CONTENTS 1 1 2 4...

Page 4: ...ecording more of your surroundings Download our app to operate and view recordings wirelessly over WiFi Support TF MicroSD cards up to 64GB PRODUCT OVERVIEW Thank you for purchasing the X1 High Defini...

Page 5: ...peaker Shutter Select Button WiFi LED Indicator MIC Down Button WiFi Connect Up Button Camera Components 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 3 4 5 1 2 6 8 7 9 10 12 11 13 14 15 16 17 Status LED Indicator Displ...

Page 6: ...TF microSD cards into the card slot 16 when fully inserted the card clicks into place Inserting Card To remove place your fingernail against the edge of the memory card and lightly press it further i...

Page 7: ...ll connected to the camera network or repeat steps 2 to 5 NAVIGATION Power Mode Switch Button 1 Press and hold for 3 seconds to turn device ON OFF Power ON OFF In standby mode camera inactive not reco...

Page 8: ...to fast rewind video being played Fast Rewind WiFi Connect Up Button 10 In Video Recording or Slow Motion modes press Enable Disable Sound Recording and hold button to enable disable Sound Recording f...

Page 9: ...ONALIZED SETTINGS VIDEO RECORDING MODE Video Resolution Set the resolution of the X1 Camera as per the list below All video is captured at an ultra wide 170 degree field of view which provides immersi...

Page 10: ...20P Video Resolution 60 120 FPS 1920x1080 16 9 1280x720 16 9 Screen Resolution Slow Motion can be set inside Settings Video Recording Slow Motion Time lapse Time lapse effects are perfect for shooting...

Page 11: ...ure Self Timer Auto Capture photos at set intervals in a continuous loop using Auto Shoot Set the interval timer for capturing photos between 3 10 15 20 and 30 seconds The first photo will be captured...

Page 12: ...e set inside Settings All Modes Auto Screensaver Auto Shutdown Automatically turn off the X1 Camera after 1 3 or 5 minutes in standby mode camera inactive not recording or taking photos Feature set in...

Page 13: ...second Files are then classified and grouped into different folders Video All saved video files Photo All saved photo files Choosing a MicroSD Card A memory card with larger storage space can be used...

Page 14: ...r non hazardous environments To swap a back window 1 Swing open the back window so that it hangs downwards 2 Firmly pull the back window down until it snaps free from the main camera housing 3 Slide t...

Page 15: ...Rinse thoroughly with non salt water shaking dry Failure to do so could cause failure leaks and damage to your camera and the battery Types of Mounts Camera 1x Camera Housing Joints 1x Straight Joint...

Page 16: ...not use tether if attaching camera to a helmet or other personal protective gear Mounting Accessories 2x Velcro Straps 2x Buckle Straps 4x Cable Ties 1x Tether 2x Replacement Adhesive Pads 1x Waterpr...

Page 17: ...n Video Format Still Picture Photo Resolution Still Picture Photo Format External Storage Card Type External Storage Support Microphone Loudspeaker Light Frequency USB Port HDMI External Power Supply...

Page 18: ...OS8 0 or higher version is compatible with iPhone5s or above models The design and specifications of this product could be amended at any time without prior notifications There might be some differenc...

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