Led Status Indicators; Connecting The Camera To The Pc - Mobius ActionCam Instruction Manual

• Video Mode 2 (blue LED). The frame rate, resolution, AOV and rotation can be individually
configured.
• Photo Mode (red LED) which includes Time-Lapse photos.
• Playback Mode (red LED) is only possible when the special A/V-out cable is connected.
The Shutter button
Press the shutter button to start or end a video recording, to take a picture or to play/pause when in
Playback mode. Playback mode is only available when the A/V cable is attached.

LED status indicators

Since the camera has many functions, it's important to understand the meaning of the LEDs. The
following LED states are for a camera not connected to the PC.
Yellow LED remains on:
• The camera is in Video Mode 1 and is on standby.
Yellow LED slowly flashes (1 sec. On, 1 sec. Off):
• The camera is in Video Mode 1 and is recording video. The Video Recording indicator (see
configuration) must be ON for this to work.
Blue LED remains on:
• The camera is in Video Mode 2 and is on standby.
Blue LED slowly flashes
• The camera is in Video Mode 2 and is recording video. The Video Recording indicator (see
configuration) must be ON for this to work.
Red LED remains on:
• Camera is in Photo Mode or Playback Mode (if an A/V cable is connected) and is on standby.
Red LED flashes once
• The camera has taken a picture
Green LED is on:
• The battery is charging.
The rear LED
When the camera is turned on, the rear LED will blink one to three times to indicate the battery charge.
Three blinks indicate a full battery, whereas one blink indicates the battery charge is getting low. The
blinks are fast. Slower blinks would unnecessarily extend the time before the camera reaches standby
mode. If the camera is configured to show the Recording Indicator, then the rear LED will normally
blink in sequence with the main LED while recording. The rear LED will not blink when Photo Mode
has been configured to take Time-Lapse Photos with a time interval of less than 2 seconds.

Connecting the camera to the PC

Make sure a card is inserted and the camera is turned OFF if you want to access the camera as an
external device (disk drive, setup). Always connect the camera directly to the PC. Do not use a USB
hub.
► You cannot record video or photos if the camera is connected to the PC as an external drive.
(1 sec. On, 1 sec. Off):