REI VPC 2.0, Руководство пользователя

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OPERATION
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Extending the Pole
The VPC 2.0 can be extended up to 6.5 feet (198cm). The longer pole included with the VPC 2.0 Deluxe
model can be extended up to 12.5 feet (381cm). To extend the pole, release one or more locking
latches on the side of the pole. Extend the pole to the desired length. Close the locking latches.
To retract the pole, open the locking latches and slide the pole sections to the desired length. Do not
force the pole sections. The sections should retract with little force.
The Video Pole Camera contains an internal, high stretch ratio, retractable cord eliminating any external
wires or cables. The retractable cord will naturally pull the pole sections toward the closed position.
NOTE: If the Video Pole Camera is used with the pole extended near its maximum length for more than
30 minutes, the tractable cord inside the pole may develop a memory and retract slower than usual
causing part of the cord to be ejected from the bottom of the pole. In extreme cases, the cord can bind
inside the pole. To avoid potential problems with the retractable cord when the pole has been
extended for long periods of time, collapse the pole slowly, giving the retractable cord time to retract
back to its original stretch ratio memory.
Taking a Picture / Viewing a Saved Picture
The Video Pole Camera is capable of taking pictures and viewing saved pictures on the monitor.
To Take a Picture:
1. Position the camera so that the desired image is in view.
2. Press the "Take Picture" button
To View a Saved Picture:
1. Press the "Recall Picture" button. This will enter "Recall Picture" mode.
2. While in "Recall Picture" mode, press the or buttons to view the previous picture or the
next picture.
3. While in "Recall Picture" mode, press the Trash Can button to delete the picture currently
being viewed.
4. Press the Exit button to exit "Recall Picture" mode.
Recording Video / Viewing Previously Recorded Video
The Video Pole Camera is capable of recording video and viewing previously recorded video on the
monitor.