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Operation Manual

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Content Page Number

Hardware Orientation 3

Camera Interface Orientation 4

Guide to Use with Thermal/Digital Devices 5-6

Accessories 7

Remote Control 7

Using the Trigger Switch 8

Basic Operation and Recording 9

How to capture video and audio 10

Playing Back Files 11

Specifications 16

Hardware Orientation

1. Power On/Off

2. Charge Led

3. Internal Microphone

4. AV Input/DC Out jack

5. Low Power LED

6.Record / Stop Button

7. Power On/Record LED

8. DC5V In Jack

9. USB Port

10. AV Out and Remote

Trigger Switch Jack

11. Reset Button

12. Lock Switch

13. Internal Speaker

14. SD Socket

15. IR Sensor

16. Down Button

17. Up Button

18. Enter Button

19. Esc Button(OSD OFF)

20. Menu Button

Camera Interface orientation

1. Image Size

2. Video Resolution

3.Overwite On/Off

4.Internal/External Mic

5. Vibration alert on

6. SD card available memory

7.Battery Capacity

8. Date and Time Stamp

9.User ID

10. Recording Mode

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An Overview to using your MDVR with Thermal/Digital Night Vision Devices

Navigating the MDVR Menu

Power the MDVR on holding the On/Off switch to on/off for 2 seconds. The MDVR has an easy to

use main menu structure consisting of three submenus including Recorder Setting, System

Setting, and Even Playback. To navigate these menus use the four buttons located on the bottom

of the MDVR. The M/Menu Button will bring up the main menu. The Play/Pause/Enter Button will

enter a sub menu when selected. The Up Button and Down Button are used to scroll through

menus, turn the audio volume up and down, and fast forward and rewind when viewing a recorded

video in the Event Playback menu. The Escape Button will exit or back out of a menu.

Format your SD card(not included)

To ensure proper video recording, you must format your SD card(not included) in the MDVR.

Failure to format the SD card will cause dropped frames, missing audio, video, and corrupt files.

The default password to format your SD card is 000000.

You can find the format function here:

Main Menu > System Setting > Format

Set the MDVR to Video Recording Mode

The MDVR has video, audio, and image capture modes. To use the MDVR with a thermal or

digital scope you will need to set the MDVR to video mode.

You can find the video mode setting here:

Main Menu > Recorder Setting > Mode > Video

Select the Internal Microphone and Microphone Volume

To capture audio while using a thermal or digital scope, select the internal microphone setting.

You will also need to select the correct microphone volume level to capture a quality audio

recording and avoid audio distortion. The optimum microphone volume setting for night hunting is

You can find the microphone settings here:

Main Menu > Recorder Setting > Microphone Select > Internal Mic

You can find the microphone volume settings here:

Main Menu > Recorder Setting > Audio Record Volume

Turn off the button beep tone

The MDVR has a built in beep tone function that emits a beep tone when any button is pushed.

While this can be useful in some situations, you will want to turn the beep tone off for night hunting

scenarios.

You can find the beep tone setting here:

Main Menu > System Setting > Beep

Select a time stamp setting

The MDVR has a built in time stamp function that will record the date and time in the upper right

hand of any captured video when enabled.

You can find the time stamp settings here:

Main Menu > Recorder Setting > Time Stamp

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Enable the vibration alert function

The MDVR has a built in vibration alert function to alert you when a video signal is not present.

This is especially useful in the field when night hunting to ensure that you are getting a good video

signal from your thermal or digital device. The vibe alert function will help to alert you when any

setting may be incorrect on your thermal or digital scope, or if a video cable is accidentally

unplugged or damaged.

You can find the vibration alert setting here:

Main Menu > System Setting > Vide Alert

Select Video Resolution

The MDVR has three built in resolution options to choose from including NTSC 720x480, PAL

720x576, and VGA 640x480. The majority of currently available thermal and digital scopes output

an NTSC or PAL signal. You should try all three resolution settings to find the setting that best

captures your scope’s video output.

You can find the video resolution settings here:

Main Menu > Recorder Setting > Resolution

Select Video Quality

The MDVR has three video quality settings. Low: 2.5mbps, Medium 3.5mpbs, and High: 8mbps.

Chose high resolution for the best video quality.

You can find the video quality setting here:

Main Menu > Recorder Setting > Video Quality

Select Frame Rate

The MDVR has a 15 fps and a 30fps setting. Choose the 30fps frame rate for the best video

quality.

You can find the frame rate setting here:

Main Menu > Recorder Setting > Frame Rate

Use the trigger switch or record on start-up function to capture video

There are 3 ways to record with the MDVR.

1) Set the Record/Stop button to stop. Power the MDVR on, then set the Record/Stop button

to record. To stop the recording set the Record/Stop button to stop.

2) Set the Record/Stop button to record, then power the MDVR on. When you power the

MDVR on with the Record/Stop button set to record, the MDVR will automatically begin

recording. To stop the recording set the Record/Stop button to stop.

3) Plug the remote recording trigger switch into the AV Out port. When

the MDVR is off, activating the remote trigger switch (flipped to the I position on the trigger

switch) will turn the MDVR on and send into recording mode immediately. Deactivating the

remote recording trigger switch (flipped away from the I position) will stop recording and

power off the MDVR. NOTE: Do not plug the remote recording trigger switch into the AV out

port while the MDVR is on. Do not pug the remote recording trigger switch into the AV out

while the switch is set to the I position. See pg 8 for full instructions.

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Included Accessories

MDVR Case

Trigger Switch

Remote

RCA Video Cable

USB Cable

Charger

Remote Control

1. Record/Stop button

2. Up Button

3. Enter Button

4. Down Button

5. LCD/TV Switch Button

6. Exit Button(OSD OFF)

7. Menu Button

8. LCD Off Button

The remote control is useful to display recorded images and playback video on an external

monitor. You can connect the MDVR to any standard signal TV to playback videos and view

images. You can also choose TV/LCD settings with the wireless remote by pressing the LCD/TV

Switch Button. Using the wireless remote will change the TV/LCD settings in this order: LCD--> TV

PAL-->TV NTSCLCD.

MDVR 5V Charger

Only charge your MDVR with the included 5v charger. Charging with any other charger could

damage the electronics and void your warranty. The MDVR does not charge via the usb

connection.

USB Cable

The USB cable can be used to connect the MDVR to a computer, but will not charge the MDVR

through the USB port.

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Remote Recording Trigger Switch

Activating the remote recording trigger switch (switched to the I position down) will power on the

MDVR, and begin a video recording immediately. Deactivating the trigger switch (switched to the I

position up) will complete and save the video recording and power down the MDVR. When

properly set up, the trigger switch will allow the user to leave the MDVR powered off to save

battery life, and use a seamless one-button operation to record video.

BEFORE using the trigger switch ALL of the following steps must be completed to ensure a

quality video is captured.

- SD card inserted and formatted

- All other MDVR and thermal/digital device settings are correct including:

ovideo signal present/video export mode selected on thermal digital/device

ovideo mode(video record) selected on MDVR

oproper resolution(NTSC/PAL) selected on MDVR

ovideo quality(high) selected on MDVR

oframe rate(30fps) selected on MDVR

omicrophone(internal Mic) selected on MDVR

Operating the trigger switch:

To operate the remote recording trigger switch follow the steps below:

1) Turn the MDVR off, set the lock button to the unlocked position, and set the record/stop

button to the stop.

2) Deactivate the trigger switch (switched to the I position up). Plug the switch cable into the

AV Out Jack.

3) To begin recording a video, activate the trigger switch (switched to the I position down)

4) To complete and save a video recording, deactivate the trigger switch (switched to the I

position up).

IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not plug the remote recording trigger switch into the AV out port while the

MDVR is on. Do not plug the remote recording trigger switch into the AV out while the switch is

activated (set to the I position).

Basic Operation

IMPORTANT NOTE: Format your SD card in system settings before recording any video or audio

files to ensure proper recording. Failure to format SD card can result in file corruption Default

password is 000000.

How to turn the MDVR on and off:

ON - To turn the MDVR on, hold the Power On/Off to On/Off for 2 seconds or

until the RED power led light appears.

OFF - To turn the MDVR off, hold the Power On/Off to On/Off for 2 seconds or

until the RED power led light disappears.

Setting Record Modes

There are three recording modes –Record(video), Photo(still images), and Audio(sound only)

Figure 0

Record - Use this mode for video and audio recording, the video files will be saved as AVI

files in the Record Files folder

Photo - Use this mode to capture still photons. The photos will be saved as JPG files in the

Photo Files

Audio - Use the audio recording mode to record audio files without video. The audio files

will be saved as .WAV files in the Audio Files folder.

How to capture video and audio

Recording when the MDVR is powered on

When powered on, push the Record / Stop switch to Rec to start a recording. The red power led

and the red dot icon on the left upper corner of the LCD screen will flash until the Record/Stop

switch is pushed to Stop.

Recording when the MDVR is powered off

If the Record / Stop switch is set on Rec before the MDVR is powered on, the MDVR will begin

recording immediately when powered on if the SD card is available. To stop the recording set the

record/stop button to stop.

Using the Remote Recording Trigger Switch

Activating the remote recording trigger switch (switched to the I position down) will power on the

MDVR, and begin a video recording immediately. Deactivating the trigger switch (switched to the I

position up) will complete and save the video recording and power down the MDVR. When

properly set up, the trigger switch will allow the user to leave the MDVR powered off to save

battery life, and use a seamless one-button operation to record video.

BEFORE using the trigger switch ALL of the following steps must be completed to ensure a

quality video is captured.

- SD card inserted and formatted

- All other MDVR and thermal/digital device settings are correct including:

ovideo signal present/video export mode selected on thermal digital/device

ovideo mode(video record) selected on MDVR

oproper resolution(NTSC/PAL) selected on MDVR

ovideo quality(high) selected on MDVR

oframe rate(30fps) selected on MDVR

omicrophone(internal Mic) selected on MDVR

Operating the trigger switch:

To operate the remote recording trigger switch follow the steps below:

5) Turn the MDVR off, set the lock button to the unlocked position, and set the record/stop

button to the stop.

6) Deactivate the trigger switch (switched to the I position up). Plug the switch cable into the

AV Out Jack.

7) To begin recording a video, activate the trigger switch (switched to the I position down)

8) To complete and save a video recording, deactivate the trigger switch (switched to the I

position up).

IMPORTANT NOTE: Do not plug the remote recording trigger switch into the AV out port while the

MDVR is on. Do not plug the remote recording trigger switch into the AV out while the switch is

activated (set to the I position).

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