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Page 1: User Guide
ALETA S2C User Guide Version 0.4 Introduction This manual is for the users who attempt to use ALETA S2C 360 degree camera and the Aleta Viewer on mobile device. -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
1.2 Shot Button ....................3 1.3 Status Screen ....................3 1.4 Connectors ....................4 1.5 Installing Battery..................4 Chapter 2. Connect ALETA S2C to Mobile Device ..........4 2.1 Install Aleta S2 Viewer ................5 2.2 Power on Camera..................5 2.3 Status OLED ....................5 2.4 Connect to Wi-Fi..................5 2.5 Run ALETA S2 Viewer................5... -
Page 3: Chapter 1. Camera Body
Chapter 1. Camera Body 1. Power Button 2. Shot Button 3. Status OLED 4. LED Indicator 5. 12V DC Jack 6. MIC/Line in 7. USB port 8. SD Slot 9. Tripod Socket 10.Battery Cover Power Button ■ Press power button to power on the camera. ■... -
Page 4: Connectors
Open the Battery cover and follow the direction to insert batteries. ※ The camera is built in with antenna and must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons. Chapter 2. Connect ALETA S2C to Mobile Device... -
Page 5: Install Aleta S2 Viewer
2.1 Install Aleta S2 Viewer Install AletaS2 Viewer from APP Store or Google Play on your mobile device. The icon will show on your app list. 2.2 Power on Camera Click the power button to power on the camera. During the booting processing, a set of SSID and Password will show up on the OLED screen. -
Page 6: Chapter 3. Live View Function
Click the icon to run the Viewer. If the Wi-Fi is connected correctly it will show live image immediately. Chapter 3. Live View Function 3.1 Live View View Angle Mode Status Live Display Mode Storage Shooting Mode Shot Button Setting The live image should be displayed in Global mode while you first access to Viewer. -
Page 7: Live Display View
■ Auto mode: The view angel will keep moving after sliding. ■ Compass mode: Rotate your mobile device to change the view angel. Note: The view angle cannot be changed in standard global view. 3.4 Live display view ■ Standard global view: Display full image. The view angle cannot be changed in this mode. -
Page 8: Status
3.6 Status The status icons will show in upper-right. ■ SD card status. “OK” means SD card is in slot and ready for image saving. “No” means there is no SD card in slot. “100%” means the SD card is full, and “ERR”... -
Page 9: Chapter 4 Setup
Yellow: In cell phone SD card Chapter 4 Setup Click the bottom-left button for Aleta S2C setup. 4.1 EV Change image target brightness by selecting the EV value. Note that the target is adjusted by ISO and shutter speed. If both ISO and shutter speed are set to fixed values, this function would not work. -
Page 10: Iso
detect the distance to stitch. The left end is manual stitching. The camera will use the selected distance to stitch. The middle part will refer to each method according to the weights. ■ Stitching distance for the image on top. ■... -
Page 11: Setting
4.7 Setting Image ■ Photograph Resolution: Select photo resolution ■ Record Resolution: Select video resolution ■ Time-lapse Resolution: Select time-lapse resolution ■ Time Lapse Mode: Setup the time interval for time lapse mode. The recorded video would be played in 30 fps. The time-lapse video would be faster than normal video and need more time to record. - Page 12 No bottom Built-in / Import: Select built-in bottom image or import your own pictures from cell-phone. Drag the bar to select the range of the logo. Stretch: Stretch surrounding image as the bottom image. Drag the bar to select the range of the logo. Mirror: Put mirror image to the button.
- Page 13 accuracy. ■ About: Check Firmware version, System Time, Battery power, and SD card status. Chapter 6 Firmware Upgrade ■ Put the upgrade file (.zip) to the root of the SD card and make sure that there is no other zip file in the same root. ■...
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Page 14: Appendix 1: Aleta S2C Network Streaming Display Guide
Static IP: Connect to Aleta S2C by Aleta Viewer and go to Ethernet Settings. 2. Connect camera to network For wire connection, connect Aleta S2C to the Hub through a USB to RJ45 adaptor. For wireless connection, use the “Connect camera to Wi-Fi” function (see 5.7 Setting) of Aleta Viewer. - Page 15 Aleta Viewer. 4-2. Click the Wi-Fi icon on upper-right and select remote connection. (For iOS version, run the APP without connecting to an Aleta S2C Wi-Fi, the remote connection window will show up.) The default remote port is 8555. 4-3.
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