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6.7

AUTO POWER OFF ........................................................................... 16

6.8 WiFi ............................................................................................... 17

6.9

WiFi INFORMATION ......................................................................... 18

6.10 RESET WiFi ......................................................................................... 19

6.11 USE FRONT SCREEN VIEW .............................................................. 20

6.12 ROTATE IMAGE ................................................................................. 21

6.13 DVR MODE ........................................................................................ 22

6.14 SCREEN SAVER.................................................................................. 23

6.15 LED INDICATOR ................................................................................ 24

6.16 KEYPAD TONE ................................................................................... 25

7.0

PICTURE & VIDEO SETTINGS ........................................................26

7.1

VIDEO MODE .................................................................................... 27

7.2

SLOW MODE ..................................................................................... 29

7.3

LOOP MODE ..................................................................................... 31

7.4

LAPSE MODE ..................................................................................... 33

7.5

PHOTO MODE .................................................................................. 35

7.6

AUTO MODE ..................................................................................... 37

7.7

BURST MODE .................................................................................... 39

Summary of Contents for ZX-40

Page 1: ...4K UHD Action Camera with Dual Display WiFi USER MANUAL ZX 40...

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Page 3: ...RY 9 5 2 MICRO SD CARD COMPATIBILITY 10 5 3 TOUCH SCREEN COMPONENTS 10 5 4 POWERING ON YOUR ZX 40 10 5 5 FORMAT YOUR MICRO SD CARD 11 6 0 ZX 40 CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS 12 6 1 POWER ON OFF BUTTON 12 6 2...

Page 4: ...11 USE FRONT SCREEN VIEW 20 6 12 ROTATE IMAGE 21 6 13 DVR MODE 22 6 14 SCREEN SAVER 23 6 15 LED INDICATOR 24 6 16 KEYPAD TONE 25 7 0 PICTURE VIDEO SETTINGS 26 7 1 VIDEO MODE 27 7 2 SLOW MODE 29 7 3 LO...

Page 5: ...ION 45 10 0 INSTALLING AND USING THE ZX ACTION APP 46 11 0 MANUAL STEPS FOR CONNECTING TO THE ZX ACTION APP 46 11 1 ZX ACTION APP 47 11 2 SAVING PHOTOS AND VIDEOS VIA THE APP 48 11 3 REMOTE PHOTO RECO...

Page 6: ...ear Display Screen Waterproof Case 2 0 ABOUT THE ZX 40 The Zero X ZX 40 shoots footage with dynamic realism where action is effortlessly captured into moments you can keep The ZX 40 comes with a range...

Page 7: ...lease Mounts 2 x 3M Adhesive Mounts 3 x 3 Way Mounts 1 x Frame Mount 4 x Straps 1 x Helmet Base 1 x Adaptor Mount 1 x Metal Tether 2 x 3M Adhesive Pads 1 Mode On Off Button 2 Shoot Record Button 3 Up...

Page 8: ...use in water Do not attempt to open the ZX 40 or modify it in any way If the ZX 40 has been tampered with the warranty will be void Maintenance and repairs should only be performed by Zero X If you h...

Page 9: ...Check your local recycling facility for more information Only use a certified 5V 1A USB charger to charge the ZX 40 Using non certified chargers could potentially damage the ZX 40 or the ZX 40 batter...

Page 10: ...your ZX 40 It should easily slide in Do not force the card into the slot as it may damage the unit and the card 5 3 TOUCH SCREEN COMPONENTS 5 4 POWERING ON YOUR ZX 40 To power ON your ZX 40 follow the...

Page 11: ...e unit to turn ON the ZX 40 4 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe from left to right You may...

Page 12: ...button is used to shoot images and also record videos start and stop videos The SHOOT RECORD BUTTON is also used to access the navigation SETTINGS MENUS select menu items and confirm your selection 6...

Page 13: ...eft side of the screen The current section tab will be highlighted blue 4 Scroll down the list by swiping from bottom to top until you reach TIME SETTING PRESS on this option The time settings screen...

Page 14: ...end the recording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe from left to right You may nee...

Page 15: ...to PRESS the BUTTON again 3 PRESS the tab on the left side of the screen The current section tab will be highlighted blue 4 Scroll down the list by swiping from bottom to top until you reach DATE SET...

Page 16: ...cording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe from left to right You may need to PRESS...

Page 17: ...eed to PRESS the BUTTON again 3 PRESS the tab on the left side of the screen The current section tab will be highlighted blue 4 Scroll down the list by swiping from bottom to top until you reach WIFI...

Page 18: ...ght of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe from left to right You may need to PRESS the BUTTON again 3 PRESS the tab on the left sid...

Page 19: ...en this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe from left to right You may need to PRESS the BUTTON again 3 PRESS the tab on the left side of the screen The...

Page 20: ...ODE and RECORDING you will need to press the SHOOT RECORD BUTTON to end the recording first 2 PRESS and HOLD the DOWN BUTTON the back screen will go black after approximately 2 seconds the front scree...

Page 21: ...RESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe from left to right You may need to PRESS the BUTTON again...

Page 22: ...ng first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe from left to right You may need to PRESS the...

Page 23: ...ss the SHOOT RECORD BUTTON to end the recording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe...

Page 24: ...e this setting follow the below steps 1 If you are currently in VIDEO MODE and RECORDING you will need to press the SHOOT RECORD BUTTON to end the recording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom righ...

Page 25: ...on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe left to right You may need to PRESS the BUTTON again 3 PRESS the tab on t...

Page 26: ...back screen press the MODE SELECTION drop down See 5 3 TOUCH SCREEN COMPONENTS ON PAGE 10 This will open up the screen image to the right where you can select a MODE from this panel VIDEO SLOW LOOP L...

Page 27: ...he SHOOT RECORD BUTTON to end the recording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the settings menu A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe from...

Page 28: ...n ON OFF ON Distortion Correction ON OFF OFF White Balance Auto Sunny Cloudy Incadescent Fluorescence Auto Exposure 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 0 Metering Mode Average Metering Center Metering Spot Metering Matrix...

Page 29: ...the SHOOT RECORD BUTTON to end the recording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe fr...

Page 30: ...P 30FPS 1080P 4X 1080P 2X 720P 8X 720P 4X 1080P 4X Motion Detection ON OFF OFF White Balance Auto Sunny Cloudy Incadescent Fluorescence Auto Exposure 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 0 Metering Mode Average Metering Cen...

Page 31: ...ill need to press the SHOOT RECORD BUTTON to end the recording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows ma...

Page 32: ...2 Mins Electronic Image Stabilisation ON OFF ON Distortion Correction ON OFF OFF White Balance Auto Sunny Cloudy Incadescent Fluorescence Auto Exposure 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 0 Metering Mode Average Metering...

Page 33: ...RDING you will need to press the SHOOT RECORD BUTTON to end the recording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks an...

Page 34: ...onds 10 seconds 30 seconds 60 seconds 0 5 seconds White Balance Auto Sunny Cloudy Incandescent Fluorescence Auto Exposure 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 0 Video Length Unlimited 6 seconds 8 seconds 10 seconds 20 secon...

Page 35: ...e SHOOT RECORD BUTTON to end the recording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe from...

Page 36: ...gapixels 16M White Balance Auto Sunny Cloudy Incandescent Fluorescence Auto Exposure 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 0 Metering Mode Average Metering Center Metering Spot Metering Matrix Metering Average Metering Sharp...

Page 37: ...ECORDING you will need to press the SHOOT RECORD BUTTON to end the recording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks...

Page 38: ...terval 3 seconds 10 seconds 15 seconds 20 seconds 30 seconds 3 seconds White Balance Auto Sunny Cloudy Incandescent Fluorescence Auto Exposure 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 0 Metering Mode Average Metering Center Met...

Page 39: ...ll need to press the SHOOT RECORD BUTTON to end the recording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and arrows may...

Page 40: ...xels 16M Timer 3 seconds 5 seconds 10 seconds 3 seconds White Balance Auto Sunny Cloudy Incandescent Fluorescence Auto Exposure 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 0 Metering Mode Average Metering Center Metering Spot Mete...

Page 41: ...NG you will need to press the SHOOT RECORD BUTTON to end the recording first 2 PRESS the BUTTON on the bottom right of the back screen this will open up the SETTINGS MENU A pop up with two locks and a...

Page 42: ...M Count Down 3 seconds 5 seconds 10 seconds 20 seconds 3 seconds White Balance Auto Sunny Cloudy Incadescent Fluorescence Auto Exposure 3 2 1 0 1 2 3 0 Metering Mode Average Metering Center Metering S...

Page 43: ...TON on the bottom left of the screen Alternatively you can also PRESS the ON OFF BUTTON to exit playback mode WATCHING VIDEOS IN PLAYBACK MODE To watch videos in playback mode PRESS the ICON that is i...

Page 44: ...k screen this will open up the settings menu A pop up with two locks and arrows may appear Swipe from left to right You may need to PRESS the BUTTON again 3 PRESS the tab on the left side of the scree...

Page 45: ...may need to PRESS the BUTTON again 3 PRESS the tab on the left side of the screen The current section tab will be highlighted blue 4 Scroll down the list by swiping from bottom to top until you reach...

Page 46: ...or Android 5 0 device to run When using the App please note Android users will be taken to a home screen before entering the shoot screen iPhone users will be taken straight to the shoot screen once...

Page 47: ...e using an iPhone go to the Apple store 2 Search for the App ZX ACTION Once you have found this App download and install it Alternatively you can scan the above QR code to take you directly to the App...

Page 48: ...re taken on the ZX 40 will be automatically saved to the Micro SD card that is currently inserted into it However you can also save these files wirelessly onto your smartphone through the ZX ACTION AP...

Page 49: ...App to remotely take a photo or record a video follow the below steps 1 Launch the ZX ACTION APP on your Smartphone 2 The App will open with the REMOTE SHOOTING screen 3 You can choose between video...

Page 50: ...ell as the software settings for the ZX 40 Follow the below steps 1 Press the ICON on the top right of the App screen to edit the PHOTO MODE settings OR 1 Press the ICON on the top right of the App sc...

Page 51: ...the period stated on the packaging This warranty is only valid where you have used the product in accordance with any recommendations or instructions provided by Directed Electronics This warranty exc...

Page 52: ...Zero X warrants to you and only to you that this Zero X Action Camera will be free from defects in materials and workmanship for one 1 year from the date of your purchase unless a longer warranty per...

Page 53: ...m for loss damage or injury Zero X equipment and services do not cause and cannot eliminate occurrences of certain events including and Zero X makes no guarantee or warranty including any implied warr...

Page 54: ...warranty and warranty disclaimer give you specific legal rights and you may have other rights that vary by state province or country Other than as permitted by law Zero X does not exclude limit or su...

Page 55: ...iability for negligence is limited to direct losses usually and typically foreseeable in such case Should the claim for damages be based on wilful or grossly negligent breach of contractual duty or ob...

Page 56: ...zero x com au www zero x co nz Zero X v1 0 2021 All Images Information and Content are Copyright 2021 Directed Electronics Australia Pty Ltd All Rights Reserved Capture the action ANOTHER DIRECTED BR...

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