The TV Out function does NOT have any sound, so only the video (Yellow) connector
needs to be connected to the monitor video input.
The other pigtail (red/black wires) is for ex5V Power IN, which is optional for when
the camera’s internal battery cannot power the camera long enough.
Before you start
Before using the camera for the first time, ensure the internal battery is fully charged. See
below under "Charging".
The Reset button
The reset button is in the small hole located on the right side in line with the center of the
Power Button (looking at the camera from the top with the lens pointing forward). It can be
pressed by carefully inserting a bent paper clip or similar instrument. The Reset button
should only be pressed in case the camera no longer reacts to button presses. Pressing
the Reset button will force the processor to restart. No parameter settings will be lost and
the RTC (Real Time Clock) will not be interrupted.
The Power button
Press the power button (large, round button in the top center) until the LEDs start to blink.
After a short while a steady yellow LED is shown. The camera is now ready for use
(standby).
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To turn off the camera, first stop any recordings that may be running by pressing the
shutter button (top left) and then press the power button for about 2 seconds until
the camera turns off.
The Mode button
The Mode button (top right) enables the camera to be sequentially switched between 3 (4)
different modes, and toggles on the WiFi transmission with a long press (see WiFi section
below for details).
Each button press advances to the next mode indicated by the LED color.
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Video Mode 1 (yellow LED). The frame rate and resolution can be individually
configured.
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Video Mode 2 (blue LED). The frame rate and resolution can be individually
configured.
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Photo Mode (red LED) which also includes Time-Lapse photos.
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Playback Mode (red LED) only when external monitor (Video-Out/TV-Out) special
cable is connected (see USB Connections above for details).
The Shutter button
Press the shutter button (top left) to start or end a video recording or to take a picture.
