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US – V1.03

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  • Page 1 VR Camera Quick Start Guide US – V1.03...
  • Page 2 THANK YOU! Thank you for purchasing the Monster Vision™ VR Action Sport Camera by Monster Digital! This Quick Start Guide will help get you started using your camera in no time. You’ll be able to take awesome videos and amazing photos! Feel free to share them with us.
  • Page 3 Parts of the VR Camera Power/charging indicator (red/blue) LCD display Activity indicator (red) Power/mode button WiFi/menu button WiFi Indicator (red) Shutter button Reset access hole Lens 10. Port door (microSD card and micro USB) 11. ¼-20 mount 12. Speaker 13. Lanyard pass through...
  • Page 4 To charge faster use a 2A power supply. Get the App - Scan the QR Code on next page, or search for “Monster Vision VR” on Apple Store or Google Play, then download and install. The camera can be operated...
  • Page 5 Important Be sure to charge with a 0.5 to 2.0A USB power source.  THE APP For Apple or Android systems, please scan this QR code below or search “Monster Vision VR” in the App Store or Google Play.
  • Page 6 TURN ON CAMERA Press and hold power/mode button for about 2 seconds. The camera will turn on and the display screen will illuminate. Important If the camera does not turn on make sure the battery  has been charged. POWER SAVING FEATURES Display off: If the camera is idle for 1 minute the display will automatically turn off.
  • Page 7 VIDEO AND PHOTO MODES Press the power/mode button to switch between modes. The corresponding icon will appear on the display. Start recording: Press Shutter button. The camera will display the recording’s time. Stop recording: Press the shutter button to stop. The video will be stored to the memory card and the display screen will show the remaining time available on the card.
  • Page 8 SETTINGS To access the Settings Menu, press and hold the WIFI button for about 3 seconds. The screen below will appear. Navigation In Menu mode, press the WIFI button to move the cursor down. Press the shutter button to confirm. Press and hold the WIFI button for 3 seconds to go back or exit.
  • Page 9 Factory Reset Restore the factory default settings. System Check the camera’s firmware version and microSD card information. MicroSD info includes speed class, total and available capacity. Format Formats the microSD card. WARNING: FORMATTING PERMANENTLY ERASES ALL DATA ON THE MICROSD CARD. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A BACKUP OF ANY IMPORTANT FILES, VIDEOS, OR PHOTOS BEFORE FORMATTING.
  • Page 10 VIEWING VR VIDEOS AND PHOTOS VR videos and photos shot with this camera must be viewed with the VR viewer or app. They can also be viewed on YouTube 360 or Facebook 360 after going through the drag-and-drop conversion process explained below.
  • Page 11 STEP 2 – Go into the phone’s WiFi settings and select the camera’s signal. Password 12345678 You can change the password in the app setting. Tap on the gear icon in the lower right corner as show on the next page. When connected, the camera will display “CONNECTED”.
  • Page 12 STEP 4 – After the connection is made, the camera will be ready to shoot pictures or record video. To exit this mode, select the icon in the lower left corner.
  • Page 13 Confirm the download and the files will be copied to the phone. Tap the four squares in the upper left corner to exit. STEP 6 – Tap the folder icon to access the VR files on the phone. To view, select the file and tap to play.
  • Page 14 APP PLAYBACK MODES Spherical Flat Goggle...
  • Page 15 COMPUTER PLAYBACK First - Download and install the “Monster Vision VR Viewer”. https://monsterdigital.com/pages/applications Note: If you are on a Mac you may need to enter SYSTEM PREFERENCES, SECURITY & PRIVACY to allow the app to open. Next – Open the viewer, then load a video or photo.
  • Page 16 Playback will start in a spherical view setting. Left click on the image and move the cursor to look around. The blue globe highlighted in the upper right of the screen indicates the playback setting. Click the icon to its LEFT (a dome with a double arrow) to flatten out the image as shown.
  • Page 17 TRIMMING, CONVERTING and UPLOADING Clipping points can be selected at either the front or back of the video, or both. Slide the white dot up and down the video timeline to select the trim point. You can preview the clip by clicking on the “preview” button to the right.
  • Page 18 CONVERTING Press the CONFIRM button in the bottom right corner. A window will open with several options to choose from. Be sure to select “HIGH” under Video Quality. Confirm or change the Output Path. Note: the “Output” or file name will be automatically generated but, like any other file, you can rename it after the file is created.
  • Page 19 Click “Photo/Video” and select the file you just created. Select the appropriate share setting Say something about the video if you like Finally click POST Facebook will notify you when the post is available. It will take a few minutes for Facebook to process the VR video.
  • Page 20 YouTube Click the YouTube icon and the YouTube upload page will open. Click on the white arrow in the center of the window. Select the file you just created. Like any other upload, add tags, a description and determine the sharing criteria then click “publish”.
  • Page 21 NOTE: It may take 10-15 minutes for YouTube to process the video after it has been published. This is not a visible process like the uploading procedure. Just wait a few minutes, keep refreshing the page and be patient. The final 360 video will have a directional button in the upper left corner as shown below.
  • Page 22 Accessories We include accessories with the camera so you get great shots right out of the box. Additional accessories are available on our website. Tripod: Screw the tripod mount into the threaded hole on the bottom of the camera. The tripod can serve as both a stand and as a handle.
  • Page 23 Specifications Image sensors 2x 4.0MP (CMOS) Functional modes video, photo Lens F2.0 f=1.1mm Video resolution 1920x960 (30fps) Picture resolution 3008x1504 File format Video: H.264 (MOV) Image: JPG Memory microSD card no internal memory 32GB maximum capacity USB interface High-speed USB 2.0 Power supply Built-in lithium ion battery 1500mAh, 3.8v, 5.7Wh...

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