•
The firmware will be updated. This can take from a few seconds up to over two
minutes.
WAIT
•
The firmware files will be *automatically deleted. (* see NODELETE.bin above)
•
When all LEDs (exception: green LED) have been off for 5 seconds it is safe
to disconnect the camera.
•
The camera is now ready for use.
Method 2 by pressing the power button :
•
Turn off the camera.
•
Connect the camera to the computer and wait until the card is recognized as a
Removable Drive.
•
Copy the new firmware files into the camera's flash card root folder.
•
Disconnect the camera from the computer and wait until it turns off.
•
Wait until all the LEDs are turned off.
•
Turn on the camera and
WAIT
.
•
The red LED will turn on for a short while and the begin to flash.
WAIT
.
•
At times the red LED will stop flashing for a second or two.
WAIT
.
•
The firmware will be updated. This can take from a few seconds up to over two
minutes.
WAIT.
•
WAIT
until the red LED has been off for at least 5 seconds.
•
The firmware has now been updated and the firmware file should have been
*automatically deleted. (* see NODELETE.bin above)
•
The camera is now ready for use.
Recording using an external power supply
With the M2, it is possible to charge the battery and record at the same time using a
standard external USB 5V DC power supply. The power supply may be mains driven
(normal household wall plug), or run off batteries, including the car charger USB plug
(optional accessory) and cable supplied with the camera.
External USB power supplies usually only use the +5V and the - (Ground) wires. The
2 data wires are normally not used. However, some USB power supplies designed
for a specific USB device may use different wiring schemes and thus may not work
with this camera. To avoid possible problems, always use a generic power supply.
For recording video or taking pictures using a standard external power supply
connection, the USB power supply can be connected at any time, i.e. before the
camera is turned on, before the recording is started, or after the recording has been
started.
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Only use a quality chargers capable of supplying 1000mA (1A) and a stable
voltage of at least 5V. Low quality chargers may not be able to supply enough current
and can lead to premature battery failure or, in the worst case, even destroy the
camera.
Additional information
The following functions/parameters need additional explanation:
