Instruction Manual - supra Foto-Elektronik-Vertriebs-GmbH

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Dear customer,
Congratulations on purchasing a high quality MAGINON® product.
You have acquired a modern digital video camera with excellent technical
features and respective accessories, which is particularly easy to operate.
Please study this information in detail observing, in particular,
the safety instructions.
The device comes with a 3 year warranty. You will need the enclosed
warranty card and your sales receipt in the event of the video camera
developing a fault. Keep these in a safe place together with the Instruction
Manual. Please include the Instruction Manual when passing on the digital
video camera to a third party.
Contents of box
Carefully remove camera from packaging and check that all of the below
parts are contained in the box:
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MAGINON® Action Video Camera AC 5
2. USB AC adaptor
3. Bicycle holder
4. Helmet holder
5. Holder clip and extension
6. 3 Self adhesive pad´s
7. USB and video cable
8. CD with driver and video player
9.Bag
10. Instruction manual
11. Warranty and service documents
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2. Contents
REPAIR AND REFURBISHED GOODS OR PARTS NOTICE
PREFACE
1. CONTENTS OF BOX
2.CONTENTS
3. HAZARD, SAFETY AND WARNING NOTICES
4. YOUR VIDEO CAMERA
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Front view
4.3. Top view
4.4. Rear view
4.5. Installation of accessories
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5. FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
5.1. Initial start-up
5.2. Charging the battery
5.3. Switching on the camera
5.4. Switch-off and automatic switch-off function
5.5. Switching on the LED light
5.6. Modes of operation
5.6.1. Manual video recording (start setting)
5.6.2. Manual photographing
5.6.3. Video recording with motion detection
5.6.4. Taking photos with motion detection
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6. CONNECTION TO COMPUTER AND TV
6.1. Downloading videos and photos
6.2. Webcam function
6.3. Connecting to TV
6.4. Surveillance operation including motion detection 20
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7. SYSTEMS SETTINGS
7.1. System menu
7.2. Setting the system time
7.3. Resetting the system
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8.CONFORMITY 9.CARE
10.DISPOSAL
11. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
12. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
13. WARRANTY AND SERVICE
14.INDEX
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3. Hazard, Safety and Warning notices
Incorrect use of the camera and accessories can be dangerous for you and
others and can damage or destroy the camera. We therefore ask you to read
and strictly observe the following hazard, safety and warning notices.
Intended use
„„ This video camera is intended for taking video clips and digital photos. It has been designed for private use and is not suitable to be used for commercial purposes.
Hazards for children and persons with limited ability to
operate electronic equipment
„„ The camera, accessories and packaging are not toys for children to play with and should be kept away from children. There could be a risk of electrocution, poisoning and suffocation.
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The camera and accessories may not be used by children or persons with a limited ability of operating equipment. The camera and USB power supply may only be used by persons that are physically and mentally able to safely operate these devices.
Hazard of electrocution in case of wet and humid conditions
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USB cable, AV cable and USB power supply may not be exposed to dripping or spray water. Containers filled with liquid, such as vases or glasses may also not be placed on or close to the camera. Danger of fire and electrocution.
„„ Do not charge camera close to water. Danger of fire and electrocution. Do
not charge camera in areas exposed to high humidity, steam, smoke or dust. Danger of fire and electrocution.
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Electrical hazard
„„ Switch off camera if a foreign body or liquid has entered the camera. Wait until completely dry, otherwise there is danger of fire and electrocution.
„„ Switch off camera if housing is damaged, otherwise there is danger of fire and electrocution.
„„ The camera may not be dismantled, modified or repaired, otherwise there is danger of fire and electrocution.
„„ Use the supplied USB power supply with only the rated mains voltage specified on the rating plate, otherwise there is danger of fire and electrocution.
„„ To disconnect the camera from the mains pull power supply connector out of socket. The connected USB power supply can continue to consume power and represent a hazard source.
„„ The USB power supply may not be used during a thunder storm, otherwise there is danger of electrocution.
Damage from heat – fire hazard
„„ Do not leave the camera in places that are susceptible to considerable increases in temperature (e.g. in a vehicle). The housing and internal parts may be damaged, which in turn could cause a fire.
„„ Do not wrap up camera or place on textiles. This could produce a build
up of heat in the camera that could cause deformation of the housing and may represent a fire hazard.
Hazards of using lithium-ion batteries
„„ The battery is an integral part of the camera and cannot be replaced. Danger of explosion in case of incorrect removal of the battery.
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Injuries and material damage
„„ Do not amend settings of the camera whilst running or driving. You could fall or cause a traffic accident.
„„ Only use the USB power supply specified for the camera. No liability shall be accepted for damage caused by an incorrect USB power supply.
„„ The 230V socket used for the USB power supply must be accessible at all times so that the power supply can be quickly disconnected from the mains if necessary.
„„ Ensure adequate ventilation and do not cover the USB power supply to prevent overheating.
„„ Do not place any open ignition sources, such as candles onto or close to the camera.
„„ Damage to the electronics or housing caused by external influences, such as electric shocks and falls are not covered by the warranty and shall be charged for.
„„ Do not switch on camera light when close to other people’s eyes. This could damage their eyes.
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4. Your video camera
4.1. Introduction
The MAGINON® AC 5 Action Video Camera is ideal for outdoor and
underwater pursuits. Apart from a dynamic look and elegant design the
camera is also waterproof up to a depth of 30 m. The HD lens is equipped
with a 120 degree wide angle lens and also operates effectively in low light
conditions. You will never again miss an opportunity of taking beautiful
underwater shots.
With its motion detection facility, the video camera can also be used as
a professional surveillance system, either producing video recordings or
transmission to a connectable monitor. The motion detection can be set to
video recording periods of 10 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes or 10 minutes.
The user can choose whether the recordings should be looped. The integral
high performance battery provides up to 3 hours of video recording.
The MAGINON® AC 5 Action Video Camera has a video resolution of
1280 x 720 pixels at 30 frames per second. Available video qualities are Fine,
Standard and Economy. The camera can also be used to take photos at a
resolution of 2560 x 1920 pixels. microSD and microSDHC cards up to 32
GBytes can be used as storage medium. Videos and photos can be quickly
transferred to the computer via the USB-2.0 connection. The USB connection
also offers the option of using the video camera as a Web cam. The camera
can also be connected to a TV using the enclosed AV cable.
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4.2. Front view
LED light
Camera lens
Base stand
4.3. Top view
LED indicator (red & blue)
Record / play / execute button
On/Off / mode / up button
LED indicator / down button
LED indicator (yellow)
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4.4. Rear view
Charging indicator
Microphone hole /
Reset port
microSD card
slot
USB port
Waterproof cover
TV-out port
4.5. Installation of accessories
The operating elements on the rear of the camera are covered in order to
waterproof the camera. The cover can be removed by slightly twisting and
simultaneous pulling the provided metal ring. To replace the cover, apply
and push down evenly into the recess until flush with the housing wall.
with closed cover
Note:
• Prior to underwater use ensure that the cover has been applied and is seated correctly.
• Take care that the seal around the cover is not damaged.
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Using the supplied fixings, the video camera can
be secured to a support, such as the handlebars
of a bicycle, to a crash helmet or other sports
equipment.
Open the bicycle holder by partially releasing the
securing nuts and pushing the bolt to the side.
Open the bicycle holder, place it on the support,
close the bracket again and tighten the securing Bicycle holder
nut again until the stand is firmly secured.
You can now slide the video camera with the
fixing on its base onto the bicycle holder. Slide on
the camera until it engages. To remove the camera
again, push on the lever between the camera and
the bicycle holder at the back of the camera and
then slide the camera to the front and away from
Helmet holder
the holder.
The helmet mount allows the camera to be
attached to skiing and cycle helmets but also to
other surfaces, such as surfboards. Using one of
the adhesive pads (several times reusable), stick
the helmet mount onto a cleaned section of the
surface. Using one of the fixing screws, attach the
retaining clip to the helmet mount. The extension Self adhesive pad´s
can be inserted between the helmet mount
and the retaining clip to increase the height of
the camera and provide additional freedom of
movement.
Lastly, place the camera onto the retaining clip
until it clicks into place. You can now adjust the
fixings before tightening the fixing screws.
Holder clip and
extension
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5. Functional description
5.1. Initial start-up
A microSD or microSDHC memory card must be inserted before you are able
to take videos or photos with the MAGINON® AC 5 Action Video Camera.
Remove cover from rear of camera and insert the memory card in the card
slot of the housing as shown in the illustration. Push memory card into the
slot until it engages. To remove the memory card again push on card and the
card is released ready for removal.
Note:
• To prevent recording problems use class 6 microSDHC memory cards or higher for video recordings in HD quality.
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5.2. Charging the battery
Plug the USB power supply into a socket. Then connect the power supply to
the camera to charge the integral lithium-ion battery. The camera switches
on automatically. During charging, the red control light on the rear of the
camera is illuminated. The red light is switched off once the battery is fully
charged. Charging time for a fully discharged battery is approx. 3 hours.
In order to prevent longer charging times, the camera should be charged
via the power supply. It is not recommended to charge the camera from a
computer. The video camera can be used as normal during charging.
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Note:
After connection to the charger, the camera automatically switches off after 3 minutes if not operated. Charging continues even if the camera is switched off.
To use the camera again after it has switched off automatically, disconnect camera from adapter for approx. 5 seconds and then reconnect. The
camera will now switch on again.
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5.3. Switching on the camera
To switch on the video camera press the On/Off button
for 2 seconds,
releasing the button as soon as the blue control LED lights up. The camera
then vibrates for a little while and switches to the Standby mode. The time it
takes for the camera to enter the Standby mode depends on the size of the
memory card.
Note:
• The blue control LED flashes if the camera is switched on without an inserted memory card. Switch camera off again and insert memory card.
5.4. Switch-off and automatic switch-off function
To switch off the video camera press the On/Off button
. The blue light
flashes three times before it is switched off. You can now release the button.
The camera vibrates twice and is switched off.
The camera switches off automatically once the memory card is full (and
loop recording has finished), the battery is empty, the AV cable has been
removed or the camera has not been used for 3 minutes. The red and blue
lights alternate when the camera switches off.
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5.5. Switching on the LED light
In low light conditions the additional camera light can be switched on or the
integrated infrared light can be used. This function is available in any mode
apart from TV playback.
Briefly depress the LED light button
to switch one of the additional
lights on or off.
The camera then switches between the following lighting modes:
1. The white light LEDs are switched on and colour videos can be recorded.
2. The infrared LED light is switched on and the video is recorded in black and white in case of low light conditions. As the infrared light is not visible, this operating mode is particularly suitable for surveillance purposes.
3. The LED light is switched off (start setting).
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With press and hold the LED light button all LED functions will be deactivated. The camera vibrates for a short period as soon as all LED lights have been switched off.
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5.6. Modes of operation
Whilst the camera is switched on you can switch between four different
operating modes by pressing the Mode button
. Every time the mode
button is pressed, the operating mode changes to the next of the
subsequently listed modes (see 5.6.1. - 5.6.4.).
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Note:
The camera briefly vibrates after the mode button has been pressed. This indicates that the button has been pressed. If the status indicator does not
change immediately, please do not press the button again, as the
camera still requires some time to store data.
You can speed up a change to the motion detection mode from another operating mode by closing the lens.
5.6.1. Manual video recording (start setting)
Whilst the blue control LED is permanently on, video recording can be
started manually.
To start a video recording briefly press the recording button
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camera vibrates once and the blue control LED is flashing slowly. After
pressing the recording button
again the camera vibrates once and the
blue light is illuminated constantly. The video recording is now completed
and the camera is ready for manual video recording.
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Note:
Every video clip has a maximum recording length of 20 minutes. After this time the video file is saved and recording is automatically continued in a new file.
When not using the camera under water, remove the waterproof
connector for better audio quality.
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5.6.2. Manual photographing
Manual photos can be taken when the red control LED is lit.
To take a photo, briefly press the recoding button
. Keep the camera still
until it vibrates. The vibration indicates that a photo has been taken.
Note:
• The red indicator disappears when taking a photo. To improve the picture quality keep the camera steady.
5.6.3. Video recording with motion detection
When both the yellow and blue control LEDs are constantly illuminated, a
video recording is automatically started when the camera senses movement.
Depending on the system settings the camera will record 10 seconds, 1
minute, 5 minutes or 10 minutes videos upon detecting moving objects.
The video is automatically saved. This is followed by the next video or loop
recording.
During loop recording with motion detection, all earlier videos or photos
are individually deleted in order to create storage space for new video
recordings. As soon as the function is completed, the camera is switched off
automatically once the memory is full.
The storage length of video recordings and loop recordings with motion
detection can be changed in the systems settings. For further details see
systems settings instructions.
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Note:
When not using the camera under water remove the waterproof
connector for better audio quality.
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5.6.4. Taking photos with motion detection
When both yellow and red control LEDs are constantly lit, a photo is taken
as soon as the camera detects any motion. As soon as the camera detects
moving objects, a photo is taken automatically.
During loop recording with motion detection all earlier videos or photos
are individually deleted in order to create storage space for new video
recordings.
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Note:
The camera is automatically switched off once the memory card is full and loop recording has finished.
Once this operating mode is switched on, the LED light switches off when the camera has not been used for 3 minutes. Press any function key to switch on the LED indicator again.
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6. Connection to computer and TV
6.1. Downloading videos and photos
To copy data from the camera to the computer, switch off camera prior to
connecting it to the computer.
The camera switches on automatically as soon as the connection to the
computer has been set up. A new removable storage device than appears
under “My Computer“. The video and image files of the video camera can be
found in the sub-folders of the “DCIM” folder. You can then copy the data to
the hard disk of your computer.
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Note:
In order to ensure uninterrupted playback, videos should be copied to the hard disk prior to playback on the computer.
Briefly touch the “LED light”
in this operating mode to switch on the light and use the light as a USB table lamp.
6.2. Webcam function
First install the driver software from the CD on the computer. Switch on the
camera. Connect camera to the computer once it no longer vibrates. The
camera now installs itself as a webcam and the image can be displayed or
recorded using video programs. The image can also be directly transmitted
via the Internet, using programs, such as Skype, MSN Messenger, etc.
Note:
• The white LED lights can be switched on in this operating mode to achieve a better video quality.
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6.3. Connecting to TV
Connect the provided AV cable to the TV-Out connection on the rear of
the camera. The yellow connector is plugged into the Video input socket
(yellow) on the TV and the white connector into the Audio input (white).
Depending on the respective TV standard, the output signal should be set to
PAL or NTSC in the systems settings.
Switch on the camera. After several seconds the red and blue LED indicators
will light up simultaneously and the last photo or video appears on the TV.
Use the “Up”
and “Down”
buttons to search through the files. As soon
as a video camera symbol appears in the top right corner this indicates that
the file is a video file. Upon pressing the confirmation key
the video is
played back.
Briefly press the Enter key
to start a slideshow of the photos. The camera
then displays an image for 5 seconds before changing to the next image.
When watching a video this is played back directly.
Press the Enter key
again to stop a running slideshow.
To exit the TV mode press the On/Off button
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Note:
• When playing back a large video file a delay of up to one minute can occur.
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6.4. Surveillance operation including motion detection
Connect the supplied AV cable to the TV-Out socket at the rear of the
camera. The yellow connector is plugged into the Video input socket
(yellow) on the TV and the white connector into the Audio input (white).
Depending on the respective TV standard, the output signal should be set to
PAL or NTSC in the systems settings.
Switch on the camera. Switch to video recording with motion detection by
briefly pressing the On/Off button
. The yellow and blue LED indicators
light up.
The video appears on the TV after several seconds. As soon as an object
moves in front of the camera the camera records a video file for 10 seconds,
1 minute, 5 minutes or 10 minutes (depending on the systems settings).
The camera switches to photo mode with motion detection by briefly
pressing the On/Off button
again; the yellow and red indicators light up
at the same time. As soon as an object moves in front of the camera a photo
is taken automatically.
During loop recording with motion detection all earlier videos or photos are
individually deleted in order to create storage space for new video
recordings or photos. If the loop function is switched off, the camera is
switched off automatically if not enough memory is available to store the
photo.
The length of video recordings and the activation of the loop recording
function can be changed in the system settings.
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For further details see section 7 of this Instruction Manual. To exit the
surveillance mode with motion detection press the “On/Off button”
until the camera is switched off.
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Note:
To change between video and photo operating modes briefly press the
On/Off button
. Please cover the lens during the quick change of
operating mode.
When not used under water remove the rear cover from the camera to ensure a better audio quality.
The LED light is switched off after 3 minutes in this operating mode. The camera is, however, still switched on and any key can be pressed to operate the camera.
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7. Systems settings
7.1. System menu
The camera must be connected to the TV to match the system settings with
those of the video camera. See also section 6.3. “Connection to TV”.
Press and hold the Enter key
until the system menu is displayed.
Within the menu, a setting is selected or a submenu is terminated by
pressing the Enter button
. The On/Off button
is used to move up
and the LED light button
to move down in the menu. Keeping the
depressed will save the existing settings and end the system menu.
The following setting options are available from the system menu:
• Quality: Fine* / Standard / Economy
Different video recording qualities are available. When setting the quality it
must be observed that a higher quality will also require more storage space.
Note:
• For recording videos in HD quality, microSDHC memory cards of class 6 or higher should be used in order to avoid problems during recording.
• MD Cap. Time: 10 Sec* / 1 Min / 5 Min / 10 Min
When recording videos with motion detection, videos of different lengths
can be recorded.
• MD Auto Del.: On / Off*
This option determines whether video recordings with motion detection are
to be recorded in a loop. As soon as the memory card is full in the movement
detection mode, the camera commences automatic deletion of older files in
order to create space for new recordings.
If this function is switched off, the camera is switched off as soon as the
memory card is full.
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• Date Input:
Setting the date and time. Please set the correct time and date if the time
stamp is incorrect.
• Light Freq.: 60Hz* / 50Hz
Set the frequency to the mains frequency to prevent flickering of recordings
made in areas lit by neon lighting.
• TV output: NTSC* / PAL
Select the correct output format, PAL or NTSC, to achieve the correct colours
on the TV.
• Language:
English / French / German / Italian / Spanish / Portuguese / traditional
Chinese / simplified Chinese / Japanese
• Sys. Reset: Cancel* / Execute
This option is used to reset the video camera to the default settings. The
default settings are marked with an asterisk (*) in this section.
Time and date are not reset with this option.
• Time Stamp: Off / Date & Time*
If this option has been selected, date and time will be displayed in the image
when taking photos.
• Version:
Select this option to display the firmware version used by the video camera.
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7.2. Setting the system time
If time and date are incorrect these can be changed from a computer without
connection to a TV. Switch on the video camera and connect it to the
computer using the USB cable. Open the drive allocated to the camera and
create a new file named “time.txt“.
Open the “time.txt“ file and enter the data in the following format:
“year. month. day hour:minute:second Y/N”
Take care to include the empty spaces between individual values. The last
entry “Y” or “N” specifies whether date and time should be displayed on the
photos.
To set the video camera, for instance, to 15.12.2011, 20:00:00, enter the
following in the “time.txt” file:
“2011.12.15 20:00:00 Y” (for photos with date and time)
“2011.12.15 20:00:00 N” (for photos without date and time)
Save the “time.txt” file and disconnect the video camera from the computer.
The date and time settings will be changed to the specified values when the
camera is switched on again.
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Note:
When the camera is not used for a while, the battery could be fully
discharged. When this occurs, the date and time also returns to the default setting.
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7.3. Resetting the system
If the camera is required to be reset, take a sharp object and press the reset
button on the rear of the camera. This switches off the camera, which can
then be switched on again.
Reset port
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8. Conformity
This device was tested according to part 15 of the FCC regulations and it was
confirmed that the limits for a digital device of class B have been complied with.
These limits should provide accurate protection against unwanted interference
when installed in a residential area. If the device is not installed in accordance
with the instructions it may interfere with televisions, radios and radio
transceivers.
The device can be operated provided the following conditions are met:
(1)This device may not cause any harmful interference.
(2)This device must cope with the effect of interference. This includes
interference that can impair the function or cause malfunctioning.
In the event of the device causing radio or television interference – this can
be easily determined by switching the device on and off – users should try to
remedy the fault using the following measures:
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Turn the receiving aerial into another direction or install it in another position.
Increase distance between the device and the receiver.
Contact your dealer or an experienced radio/television technician.
The manufacturer hereby declares that the CE marking was affixed to this
device in accordance with the essential requirements and other relevant
provisions of the following EU directives:
RoHs Directive 2011/65/EC
EMC Directive 2004/108/EC
The EC declaration of conformity can be requested
from the address listed on the warranty card.
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9. Care
Do not use any corrosive cleaners, such as ethanol, thinners, etc. to clean
the camera housing and camera accessory. When required, clean system
components with a soft dry cloth
10. Disposal
For disposal, separate packaging into different types and dispose
of in line with environmental regulations in supplied collection
containers. Batteries and storage batteries may not be disposed
of in domestic waste. Consumers are obliged by law to return
used batteries to communal collection points or dealers selling
batteries. Storage batteries and batteries therefore contain the
adjacent symbol.
You product contains the symbol shown on the right. This means that
electrical and electronic equipment may not be disposed of in domestic
waste but must be recycled separately. By disposing of the equipment
correctly you ensure that your equipment is correctly collected, treated and
recycled.
This prevents potentially harmful effects on the environment and
health as a result of incorrect disposal.
Dispose of the camera and accessories in accordance with the
currently valid regulations.
For further information contact the respective department of
your local council.
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11. Technical Specification
Element
Beschreibung
Image sensor
5.0 mega pixels CMOS
Photo format
JPG, 2560 x1920 pixels
Video Format
AVI Motion-JPEG, 1280x720 pixels, 30 frames/sec.
Video qualities
Fine, Standard, Economy
Lens angle
120 degrees wide-angle
Refresh rate
60 Hz, 50 Hz
TV output format
NTSC, PAL
Vibration warning
Supported
Battery capacity
3.7V / 850mAh
Power consumption
Less than 1 W
Max. video length per
battery charge
Over 3 hours (LED display not switched on)
Technical specification
of power supply
DC 5V, 1A
Charging time
Approx. 3 hours
USB interface
USB 2.0
Storage type
microSD, microSDHC (up to 32 GB)
Water-proof up to a
depth of
30 m
Weight
80 g
Product dimensions
85 x 35 x 40 mm (LxHxW)
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12. System requirements
1. OS: Microsoft Windows® 2000 / XP / VISTA / Windows® 7 / 8
2. Processor: Intel® Pentium III Processor 667 MHz or an equivalent Processor
3. Graphic card with 256 MB with DirectX 8 support or higher
4. Sound card
5. USB 1.1 or USB 2.0
6. 1 GB free harddisk space or more
13. Warranty and Service
In the event of problems with the ActionCam, our Service department will
be able to assist with all queries and problems. The ActionCam comes with a
3 year warranty. Please see the enclosed warranty card for details.
Please contact our hotline before returning a defective device.
Service address:
Schenker Australia Pty Ltd
MAGINON Service
P.O. Box 329
Villawood, NSW 2163
Australia
Tel: 1 800 623 432
Address of manufacturer:
supra
Foto-Elektronik-Vertriebs-GmbH
Denisstr. 28A
67663 Kaiserslautern
Germany
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14. Index
A
Accessories 2
Automatic switch-off 14
AV cable 2, 21
B
Battery, charging 14
Bicycle holder 12
C
Care 29
Charge indicator 11
Charging battery 14
Conformity 28
Connection, computer 20
Connection, TV 21
Contents of box 2
Control LED 10
Cover 11
Cover, fitting 11
D
Data, downloading 20
Date, entry 25, 26
Disposal 29
Downloading 20
E
Enter button 10
F
Fixings, fitting 12
Frequency 25
H
Helmet holder 12
Holder clip 12
Holder extension 12
I
Image sensor 30
Infrared light 16
Initial start-up 13
Intended use 6
L
Language 25
LED display 10
LED light 10, 16
LED light button 10
Loop recording 18, 25
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M
Memory card 13
Memory card slot 11
Memory card, insert 13
Microphone 11
Mode button 10
Motion detection 18, 19
O
On/Off button 10
P
Photo format 30
Photos, taking automatically 19
Photos, taking manually 18
R
Recording button 10
Reset button 11, 27
S
Safety Instructions 6ff
Selfadhesive pad's 13
Service 31
Stand 12
Standard settings 24ff
Surveillance mode 22ff
Switching off 15
Switching on 15
System requirements 31
System reset 27
Systems settings 24ff, 25
T
Technical Specification 30
Time stamp 25, 26
Time, entry 25, 26
TV output 25
TV-Out connection 11
U
USB cable 3, 21
USB connection 11, 20
USB power supply 3, 14
V
Version 25
Video format 30
Video quality 23
Video recording, automatic 18
Video recording, manual 17
Video recording time 24
Views 10ff
W
Warning notices 6ff
Warranty IFC, 31
Warranty information IFC, 6ff, 31
Waterproof cover 11
Webcam 20
White light 16
supra
Foto-Elektronik-Vertriebs-GmbH
Denisstr. 28A
67663 Kaiserslautern
Germany
37511
08/2013
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