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- Page 1 User manual HD100W A c t i o n c A m e r A kitvision.co.uk JB. 2776 © Kitvision ™ 2013 Christchurch, Dorset. BH23 4FL...
- Page 2 With a wide range of cameras and accessories, Kitvision is here to help you record your memories. We’re committed to developing the very latest technologies so you can capture, re-live and share your experiences in the best way possible. By remembering the past and embracing the future,...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents Main features Box contents Functions Using the camera Using Wi-Fi Connecting your camera Before mounting your camera Mounting your camera Troubleshooting Specifications... -
Page 4: Main Features
Main features Box contents • Records 1080p Full HD video using one easy slide switch Carefully unpack the box and ensure that you have the following accessories: • Takes 5 MP digital photographs 1. Body Piece with 2 Screw and Nut Sets • Supports up to 32 GB Micro SD cards and takes FHD videos up to 4 hours 2. Tilting Head Adaptor • Built-in 1200mAh Li-Polymer battery for up to 2.5 hours of continuous use 3. Helmet Strap with Clip (15") x 2 • Waterproof up to 10 metres without using extra casing 4. -
Page 5: Functions
Functions Power/Shutter button • Turns the camera on or off • Takes a single photograph LED indicator Shows the camera status Recording slide switch Slide to start or stop video recording Lens High quality lens Micro SD card slot Micro SD card storage location Mini HDMI port Connects the camera to a TV via the HDMI cable USB port • Connect to a computer for data transfer or camera setup • Charges your camera Video resolution switch Selects video resolution: FHD (Full HD) or HD Reset button Resets the camera 10. -
Page 6: Using The Camera
Using the camera Setting date and time You can set the camera’s clock with the software to ensure that your video and photo files are saved with the correct Charging date/time information. Charge your camera with the USB cable via a PC or USB adaptor (not included). The red LED lights up to indicate that the camera is charging and it will turn off as soon as the camera has been fully charged. It takes about 3 hours to fully charge To set up the camera clock the camera. - Page 7 Sealing your camera Record videos The waterproof housing allows the camera to be used up to 10 metres under water. You must seal the Before you start recording, select the video resolution by switching the ‘Video Resolution Switch’ camera with the back cover in order to protect the camera when using it in wet or damp conditions. There are two methods available for starting the video record function: • W hether the camera power is ON or OFF, simply slide the ‘Recording Slide Switch’...
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Page 8: Taking Photos
Using Wi-Fi Taking photos 1. Turn on the camera by pressing the ‘Power’ button Turn on Wi-Fi 2. O nce the camera is on, press the ‘Power’ button to take a photo. The LED will flash green and there will be a short 1. Press and hold the ‘Power’ button to turn on your camera. vibration to indicate that the action was successful. 2. -
Page 9: Viewing Files From Browsers Via Wi-Fi
Viewing files from Internet browsers via Wi-Fi Connecting the camera to your smart device (App) 1. Follow steps 1-4 in the section ‘Connecting the camera to your computer’, on page 15 of this user manual. 1. Search for the Action+ app in your device’s relevant App store. • In the navigation page, click the Setting icon 2. Download and install the app to your smart device. -
Page 10: Connecting Your Camera
Connecting your camera Running the software 1. Insert a micro SD card with at least 2 MB of free space into your camera. Connecting your camera to a PC via USB 2. Connect your camera to a PC via the USB cable included. The unit can be connected to a computer as a mass storage device to transfer photo/video files for storage. 3. -
Page 11: Before Mounting Your Camera
Before mounting your camera Attaching the Tilting Head Adaptor to your camera 1. Fit the screw of the Tilting Head Adaptor to the tripod socket of the camera. Securing the strap 2. Screw the Tilting Head Adaptor until it is tight. The secure strap can provide additional security for your mount once you have installed the camera onto the mount. -
Page 12: Mounting Your Camera
Mounting your camera • A ttaching the camera to the Body Piece via the Tilting Head Adaptor (for details on how to attach the Tilting Head Adaptor to your camera, please refer to ‘Attaching the Tilting Head Adaptor to your camera’, page 21). Mounting onto your board Note: T he camera position can be adjusted horizontally, plus the camera angle can be rotated upwards or downwards by loosening or tightening the nut on the Tilting Head Adaptor. Assembling the Flat Mount • A ttach the Flat Wings to the left and right side of the Body Piece accordingly Note: Please make sure you install the Flat Wings with the 3M adhesive facing downward and fit the gears of the... - Page 13 Mounting onto your board Mounting onto your bike helmet/backpack [...continued] 3. Rotate the wheel on the Body Piece anticlockwise to tighten the Tilting Head Adaptor, Quick Release Adaptor socket or Assembling the Strap Mount the camera itself onto the Body Piece. 1.
- Page 14 Mounting onto your bike helmet/backpack 7. Rotate the wheel on the Body Piece anticlockwise to tighten the Tilting Head Adaptor, the Quick Release Adaptor [...continued] 4. Fasten the strap and tighten the strap clip. socket or the camera itself onto the Body Piece. 5.
- Page 15 Mounting onto your handlebars • A ttaching your camera to the Body Piece via the Quick Release Adaptor and Quick Release Adaptor socket (for details on how to attach the Quick Release Adaptor with socket to your camera, please refer to ‘Attaching the Quick Release Assembling the Grip Mount Adaptor with socket to your camera’, page 21) 1. Attach the Grip Wings to the left and right side of the Body Piece accordingly. Note: The camera position can be adjusted horizontally when using this method.
- Page 16 Mounting onto your motorcycle helmet Mounting without the 90º Adaptor There are three ways to mount the camera onto the Body Piece: Either use the Tilting Head Adaptor or Quick Release Assembling the Curved Mount Adaptor socket to mount your camera onto the Body Piece, or attach your camera directly onto the Body Piece. Please 1. I nstall the Body Piece into the Curved Base.
- Page 17 Mounting without the 90º Adaptor Mounting with a 90º Adaptor [...continued] b. Attaching the camera to the Body Piece via the Quick Release Adaptor and Quick Release Adaptor socket (for details You can also mount the camera onto the side of a motorcycle helmet with the 90º Adaptor: on how to attach the Quick Release Adaptor with socket to your camera, please refer to ‘Attaching the Quick Release 1.
- Page 18 Mounting onto your motorcycle helmet c. Attaching the camera with the 90º Adaptor directly to the Body Piece. There are three ways to mount the camera with the 90º Adaptor onto the Body Piece: Either use the Tilting Head Adaptor Note: The horizontal and vertical position of the camera will be fixed when using this method.
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Page 19: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Specifications Sensor 5 megapixel CMOS sensor Problem Cause Solution Lens 170º ultra wide angle field of view LED flashes and camera turns off Battery is flat Recharge the battery Focus range 0.5 m – ∞ Camera cannot be turned on Battery is flat Recharge the battery 1080p: 1920 x 1080 pixels (16:9), 30 FPS Red LED flashes during recording Low battery Recharge the battery... - Page 20 System requirements Important • Keep the lens clean. Dirt and fingerprints will affect the quality of the picture Operating system Windows 7/XP SP3 /Vista and Mac 10.5 or above • Close the back cover properly to ensure best water sealing. Do not open it under water Interface USB port • Rinse the camera with clean water after use and keep it dry during storage • You can refer to the detailed operating instructions in this user manual Trademark information FCC Statement Microsoft® and Windows® are U.S. registered trademarks of Microsoft Corporation. • Pentium® is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation Caution Statement • iPhone, iPad, Macintosh is a trademark of Apple Inc “Modifications not approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.” • SD, SDHC, micro SD HC logos are trademarks of SD-3C, LLC Instruction Statement • Other names and products may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners NOTE: T his equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15...
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