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  • Page 1 FIRE CAM OPTIMAX USER MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents OptiMax Overview Initial Set Up Charging The Battery Power on/off Your Optimax Micro SD card Storage Chart Basic Settings Via SETTINGS.TXT File Take a Video Take Still Pictures Playback on your computer On a Mac LED Status Table Glass Lens Replacement...

  • Page 3: Optimax Overview

    OptiMax Overview ① LED ② Power / Shutter ③ Micro SD Card Slot ④ Photo/4K/1080P Mode Switch ⑤ USB ⑥ Battery ⑦ Lens ⑧ Microphone ⑨Battery Cover...

  • Page 4: Initial Set Up

    *Always try formatting the memory card first if there are any issues in startup of the camera. *If no micro SD memory is inserted in the OptiMax, the LED on top of the camera will blink red when turned on.

  • Page 5: Charging The Battery

    3 hours. You can record up to 90 minutes(4K) with one charge. Power on/off Your OptiMax Turn on the OptiMax by pressing the Power/Shutter button ② for at least 3 Turn OptiMax On seconds until the blue LED turns on. The camera will vibrate once long.

  • Page 6: Basic Settings Via Settings.txt File

    Basic Settings Via SETTINGS.TXT File You can also change the settings via the SETTINGS.TXT file, the file will be created automatically on the micro SD card after the camera is turned ON after each formatting.

  • Page 7: Take A Video

    *Auto_Power_Off- Setting On will power off camera when in standby mode after 3min/5min/10min Take a Video To take videos with the OptiMax, make sure that the Photo/4K/1080P Mode Switch④ is set in the center for 4K or to the right for 1080p video mode. (camera front is facing down when viewing switch) Turn on the camera by pressing the Power button ②.

  • Page 8: Take Still Pictures

    Take Still Pictures To take still pictures with the OptiMax, make sure that the Photo/4K/1080P Mode Switch④ is set to the left for photo mode. Turn on the OptiMax by pressing the Power button ②. Press the Power/Shutter ② button to start taking photos, the red LED will blink.

  • Page 9: On A Mac

    On a MAC Simply plug the OptiMax into your MAC with the included USB cable, turn your OptiMax on, and the MAC OS will recognize the OptiMax as an external hard drive. Ensure that the camera is set to video mode before connection to MAC.

  • Page 10: Led Status Table

    LED Status Table Glass Lens Replacement The protective glass lens on the front is replaceable if cracked by an impact. Using a small Phillips screwdriver, unscrew the 4 screws and remove covering. Remove glass but keep the Oring in place in the groove around camera lens for the waterproof seal.

  • Page 11: Installing Fire Cam Opti Mount

    Snug the 2 set screws on the brim. Do Not Overtighten. The camera can be removed by simply sliding it off the mount. NOTE: Due to the required size of the OptiMax, the housing sticks out from the front of the brim and will interfere with full face shields if installed on helmets.

  • Page 12: Technical Specifications

    Technical Specifications Optics: • WIDE ANGLE view • f/2.0, fixed focus glass lens Video: • Resolution Settings: 4K: 3840x 2160 @ 30fps 1080p: 1920 x 1080 @60fps • Sensor Type: 1 / 2.8” HD CMOS • Light Sensitivity: 1.4 V/lux-sec (550nm) •...
  • Page 13 Fire Cam or without the written permission of Fire Cam will void this warranty. This warranty covers the cost of factory repair, labor and parts on eligible equipment which is returned. Equipment, which is...
  • Page 14 RETURNS: 3 REASONS FOR RETURNS: 1. Defective item. 2. Wrong item received. 3. Departmental policy that prevents use of the camera. *All returns must be authorized. * To receive authorization for a return, you must contact customer service to obtain a Return Authorization number known as an RA #.

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