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Vega N1
User Guide
Waterproof Bullet Full HD Sports Camera
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that to which the receiver is connected
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NOTE:This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the
limits for Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 0f the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can
be determined by turning the equipment o仟and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
FCC Verification:
IMPORTANT NOTE: Prohibition against eavesdropping
Except for the operations of law enforcement officers conducted
under lawful authority, no person shall use, either directly or
indirectly, a device operated pursuant to the provisions of this Part
for the purpose of overhearing or recording the private conversations
of others unless such use is authorized by all of the parties engaging
in the conversation.
WARNING: Modifications not approved by the party responsible for
compliance could void user's authority to operate the equipment.
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Contents
Introduction
Where Stuff is At (The Layout)
Getting Started
Your microSD Card and You
You Got the Power: Charging the Battery
The Button
Resolution: Choosing It
Seeing how cool you are (Playback)
Playback on a Computer
HDMI & Composite Video Playback
The Remote Control
Showing your Quality
Shooting Your Troubles
Technically Speaking (Specifications)
Warranty l Helpdesk
Important) Legal Mumbo Jumbo 2
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You've gone and done it now. Really taken the cake. You've bought
a 1080p Waterproof GO4 Vega N1 - miniature,waterproof,easy to use.
You've nabbed yourself a camera that's
perfect for capturing your insane antics
and displays of immense skill.
lt's great for recording biking , skating,
skiing or snowboarding , surfing or
throwing yourself out of a perfectly
good aircraft . Or just about anything
else you can think of!
Strap it to your head, arms, legs, butt , bike , board , gear, rigging or
shoes. Or you can think outside the box .
Use it to capture video to show your
friends and share your videos online.
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Power/ Record Button Heck,
we might as well call it "the
button" - it is all on its lonesome.
The Frontside
Rear Cap
Targeting Laser
Lasers make
everything cooler.
Lens
A bit of high-quality
gloss used to focus stuff.
Reset
Sets everything
back to the .
factory
defaults.
Indicator LED
The Backside USB Port
For charging, computers and
composite video output.
1080p / 720p Switch
Choose between 720p (nice) and
1080p (seriously nice).
microSD Card Slot
For inserting a microSD card
and nothing else.
Mini-HDMI Port
Pure awesomeness in one output.
Infrared Sensor (for Remote)
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Right. So, you've got the SportsCam. lt's Friday afternoon, and you're
headed out skating on Saturday morning and you want to get the
SportsCam setup and ready to rock and/or roll.
1. Charge the battery.
Short version: Plug the little end of the USB cable into the SportsCam,
and the big end into the included power adapter. Plug the power
adapter into a wall socket. Wait two to three hours. Bam!
Check out page 8 for the long version on getting yourself some power.
2. Jam a microSD card in it. Gently.
Short version: Ensure there's nothing on the microSD card you want
to keep, as we'II be formatting it in a moment (that erases all the data
and preps it for recording video). The SportsCam shoots high-def video,
so grab yourself a decently big card - we reckon that 8GB is a realistic
minimum, with 16GB or 32GB cards recommended.
Check out page 7 for the long version regarding microSD cards.
3. Set up your Camera using the On-Screen Menus
Short version: Connect the SportsCam to a television or monitor using
either the mini-HDMI output or the COMPOSITE VIDEO output (that's
the weird USB to RCA cable - one end goes into the USB port on the
SportsCam and the other to the VIDEO IN on a TV). Use the Remote
Control to access the menus see(“The Remote Control" on page 1 4).
We think the best course of action is to:
Choose your recording format (PAL or NTSC).
Format your microSD card.
Set the Date and Time.
Choose your Resolution.
Choose your Quality settings.
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Choosing a microSD card:
The SportsCam will accept a microSD card up to 32GB in capacity.
You can store between 7— 30 minutes worth of video per gigabyte
(GB). Check out page 17 for more information on recording times
versus quality settings.
We recommend using cards of at least 8GB to ensure that the SportsCam
won't run out of storage space whilst you're filming, 16GB or 32GB are
recommended for recording in 1080p at high quality.
Of course, if you only want to record ten minutes at a time, you could
get away with a much smaller card. But remember, when it runs out -
that'II be all she wrote!
For reliable performance, we strongly suggest that you
use a card with a speed rating of “Class 4”or higher.
Hold the SportsCam so that the rear panel is facing you, and
the power/record button is facing up.
Orient the microSD card so that the text is facing up.
Gently push the microSD card into the slot. Be careful that it
goes in correctly - if it misses the slot or is inserted at an angle,
it could become jammed.
The card will "click" into place once fully inserted.
To remove the card, simply push it in. This will release the
locking mechanism, and the card will spring out. Be careful when
removing the microSD card - the little spring that pushes it
out is quite powerful.
Look for these symbols:
Inserting a microSD card:
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The SportsCam charges via the mini USB socket on the rear panel.
◇Insert the mini-USB plug on the USB adapter or USB cable in to
the USB socket on the rear of the SportsCam.
◇Connect one end of the USB adapter or cable to the USB port on
the included power adapter.
Under no circumstances ever connect the SportsCam to any
power source supplying anything other than 5V. lt's safe to
connect it to a USB port on a computer (see below!)
and the included power adapter.
The current supplied by most computer's USB ports (sv 500mA) is not
sufficient to properly charge the SportsCam.The SportsCam's battery
is small, but powerful, and it needs more juice to charge. The supplied
adapter (5V 1000mA) is perfect for the job, and you'II get much better
results using that.
While the SportsCam is charging, the LED on the rear panel
Will Light up. It will go out when the SportsCam is fully charged.
The LED will light up whenever the SportsCam is connected
to power.
red
gr een
As the and LEDs are located
very close to one another, you might
need to tilt the SportsCam slightly
relative to your eye to see what both of
them are doing!
green red
Computers don't cut it!
Charging Status Indicator LEDs
The LEDs
are here...
right here.
The SportsCam takes 2 hours to charge
using the included USB charger. It will
take much longer from a USB port,
if it charges at all.
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Button, button, who's got the button? Oh, it's where we left it,
right in the middle on the top. Pretty obvious, really.
While the camera is off charged and disconne-
cted from any USB or HDMI connection (PC,
composite video, HDMI or charger) press and
hold the button down for approximately 2~3
seconds.The camera will beep three times.
The LED on the front of the camera will light
up for a moment,and will flash red while reco-
rding video. The targeting laser will come on
for a few seconds unless disabled, then auto-
matically go out.
While the camera is on, press the button and
hold for a quarter of a second and then release.
The targeting laser will come on for a few
seconds and then automatically switch off.
While the camera is recording, press and hold
the button for about three seconds.The camera
will beep twice, and the green LED will light up
for a moment.
When the SportsCam is turned OFF, insert the
cable associated with your desired outcome
(USB cable for a computer, USB-to-RCA cable
for Composite Video or the HDMI cable for
HDMI). Connect the other end of the cable to
the desired device (computer, monitor or TV,
as applicable).Press and hold the button for three
seconds to turn the camera on. The SportsCam
will automatically boot into the appropriate
mode for the cable connected.
Things that Pressing The Button will do
Turning the
Camera on
and
Recording
Video
Engage the
Targeting
Laser
Stop
Recording
and
Shutdown
Camera
Booting the
Camera into
HDMI,
USB or
Composite
Video
Modes
T he But t on: "Ope rat ing Guide ”
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Re s o l u t i o n : C h o o s i n g I t
The SportsCam can record at two different resolutions: 720p (1280 x720)
and 1080p (1920 x 1080). To select your resolution, use the switch on
the rear panel of the camera.
Why would you want to record at a lower resolution? Believe it or not,
there are actually a few really good reasons to record at 720p. Here
are a couple, presented in reverse order of pretentiousness:
◇lt's very, very slightly more retro, and (ergo) cooler. (Hipsters only.)
◇Not everyone can playback 1080p - many TWs (even some
marked "HD" can't playback 1080p - most systems that can will
claim "Full HD" or "1080p" somewhere on the unit or the packaging
(most likely both).
◇If your TV supports 1080i but not 1080p (again, this will be written
on it somewhere), then playback of 720p may actually have a
slightly higher vertical resolution (720 lines versus 540) when d
isplaying rapid motion.
◇720p is often less prone to artefacting when recording rapid
motion than 1080p.
◇720p uses less space than 1080p - SO, if you're trying to get the
most possible out of your memory card, then it's a good option.
1080p requires approximately 8000～13000kbps, whereas 720p
uses 4000～8000kbps (it varies by your Quality setting). You'II get
about 40 minutes of 1080p to the same space as l hour of 720p.
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