Aee Lyfe Titan User Manual

LYFE TITAN

USER MANUAL

ENGLISH

Table of Contents

Box Content ..........................1

Camera Basics .......................3

Indicator Light Statuses ...............4

Getting Started

Battery Installation ....................5

microSD Card Insertion ................5

Charging the Battery .................... 6

Power On/O .........................7

Touch Screen Operation

Default View .......................... 9

Main Menu ..........................10

Video Mode .......................11-13

Photo Mode .........................14

Setting Mode .......................15-16

Library ..........................17-18

Data Transfer

Transfering Data to Computer .........19

Viewing Photos and Video on TVs ......19

Connecting to the AEE APP ...........20

Accessory

Accessory Application ................21

Specifications .......................22

Troubleshooting .....................23

FCC Notification .....................24

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Disclaimer

Please use common sense and caution when operating camera(s).

1. Keep the camera out of high temperatures and/or direct sunlight.

2. Keep the memory card away from any object with a strong magnetic field (i.e. TV, loud speaker, magnetic iron) and any
place that has static electricity to prevent lost data storage.

3. If the battery overheats or smoke or odd odors emerge when charging, immediately pull the plug from the power
outlet to prevent a possible fire hazard.

4. Keep out of the reach of children when charging the battery.

5. Store the camera in a cool, dry, dust free location.

6. Keep the camera away from any object with a strong magnetic field (i.e. a magnetic iron or motor) or objects that send
out strong wireless waves (i.e. an antenna) because damage might occur.

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LYFE TITAN CAMERA

Box Content

Lithium Battery

Quick Release Buckle

Waterproof Housing

Curved Adhesive Mount

Quick Release

Frame

Flat Adhesive Mount

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Box Content

USB Cable

Stickers

Anti-Fog Inserts

Lens Cleaning Cloth

Quick Start Guide

Back Panel Cover

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Camera Basics

1. Stop Recording
Button

2. Shutter Button

3. Green Indicator Light
[L1]

4. Blue WiFi Indicator
Light [L2]

5. WiFi Button

6. Power Button/Record
Button

7. Battery Cover

8. Mic

9. Wide Angle Lens

10. Green Indicator Light
[L1]

11. Red Indicator Light
[L3]

12. Built-in Touch LCD
Screen

13. Speaker

14. Micro HDMI Port

15. microSD Card Slot

16. Micro USB Port

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Indicator Lights

Camera Status

Recording Video
Recording Audio
Taking Photos
Card Full

Camera Status

WiFi Enabled

Green Light [L1]

Flashing
Flashing
Single Flash
Solid

Green Light [L2]

Flashing

Camera Status

Charging Battery
Power On
Recording Video
Recording Audio
Taking Photos
Card Full
Charged Battery
Low Power Warning
Data Transmission
WiFi Enabled

Red Light [L3]

Flashing
Solid
Solid
Solid
Solid
Solid
Solid
Solid
Solid
Solid

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Battery Installation

Slide the battery cover in the direction of the arrow, then place the battery into the
battery compartment and close the cover.

microSD Card Insertion

When powered o, slide the microSD card into the microSD card slot with the label
facing the front of the camera. When the microSD card is fully inserted, it will click
into place.

*microSD card with UHS Speed Class 3 (U3) transfer rate or higher is required.

Getting Started

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Getting Started

Charging the Battery

Connect the Micro USB cord to the camera and connect the other end to a computer or
5V/2A AC power adapter or portable power source.

*The red indicator light (L3) will ash when charging the battery. When it is fully charged, the light

will remain solid.

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Power On/Off

Press and hold the Power/Record button for approximately 3 seconds to turn the
camera on or o.

*When powered on, the red indicator light (L3) will turn on and the camera will be in standby mode.

Getting Started

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TOUCH SCREEN OPERATION

Default View

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1. Indicates Modes Selected

2. Record Time

3. Battery Level

4. Video Resolution

5. Tap on Menu Button to enter Main Menu

6. Remaining Record Time

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Main Menu

icon

Description

Tap the Video Icon to enter Video Mode

Tap the Camera Icon to enter Photo Mode

Tap the Burst Icon to enter Burst Photo Mode

Tap the Interval Shooting Icon to enter Interval

Shooting Mode

Tap the Library Icon to view photos and videos

Tap the Setting Icon to change settings

*Tap the “x” in the top left-hand corner to exit.

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Video Mode

Function

Record

Video Only

Audio Only

Auto

Record

Video + Photo

Interval

Record

Description

Select to record video with audio

Select to record video only

Select to record audio only

Set time for Auto Record: 5s/10s/20s

Set time to take photo(s) during video recording:
Manual/5s/10s/30s/60s

Set time for Interval Record: 1s/2s/5s/10s/30s
To take a sequence of frames at set intervals to record
changes that take place slowly over time. (Time-Lapse)

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Video Mode

Function

Pre-Video

Resolution

Viewing Angle

Bit Rate

Auto

Overwrite

180º Image Flip

Time Stamp

Description

In this mode, press the Record Button to prerecord the video without
saving it; press the Record Button again to record video using the
last 10 seconds of prerecording as the starting part.

Select Video Resolution: 4k@30fps, 1440P@60fps/30fps,
1080P@100fps/60fps/30fps, 960P@60fps,
720P@200fps/120fps/60fps

Select Viewing Angle: Ultra Wide, Wide, Medium, Narrow

Select Bit Rate: High, Normal

Turn Auto Overwrite: On/O
When Auto Overwrite is turned on, it will record over
existing files when microSD card is full

Turn Auto Image Rotation: On/O
Turn Auto Image Rotation on to have the camera automati­cally adjust right side up when mounted upside down

Turn Time Stamp: On/O
Turn Time Stamp on to show the current day,
month, year, and time in the recorded file

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Video Resolution Viewing Angle (FOV)*

4K

1440P

1080P

960P

720P

Ultra Wide, Wide,
Medium, Narrow

Ultra Wide, Wide,
Medium, Narrow

Ultra Wide, Wide,
Medium, Narrow

Ultra Wide, Wide,
Medium, Narrow

Ultra Wide, Wide,
Medium, Narrow

*FOV: Field of View

Video Mode

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Photo Mode

Function

Tap Shutter

Burst

Interval

Shooting

Self Timer

Resolution

Time Stamp

Description

If turned on, tap screen to take a picture

Select Burst Mode: 3 photos/1s, 6 photos/1s, 8 photos/1s

Sets Frequency for pics to be taken:
1s, 2s, 3s, 5s, 10s, 20s

Pics will be taken automatically after setting time:
3s, 5, 10s

Select Image Resolution: 16MP (4608x3456 4:3),
12MP (4000x3000 4:3), 8MP (3200x2400 4:3)

Turn Time Stamp: On/O
Turn Time Stamp on to show the current day,
month, year, and time in the file

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Settings Mode

Function

Sound

G-Sensor

WiFi Mode

Bluetooth

Mode

Status

Indicator

Screen

Display

Description

Turn Sound on to hear beeping indicators

Turn G-Sensor on to start recording (in video mode) when
camera moves. Camera will stop recording when moving
stops after 3 minutes

Turn WiFi on to connect to APP ZONE on the Lyfe Titan
network, select AP Mode for smartphone devices, select
STA for remote controls

Select Master Mode to connect with the selfie stick

Turn on to see camera status functions

Turn on to see Camera Mode, Record Time, Power Level,
Resolution, Viewing Angle, Menu Button, and Remaining
Record Time.

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Settings Mode

Function Function

Sleep Mode

Display

Standby

TV Output

Language

Description Description

Camera will enter power-saving
state when no user activity has
been sensed for a certain time:
O, 2min, 5min, 10min

Display will be automatically
turned o when no user activity
has been sensed for a certain
time: O, 10s, 30s, 60s

Select PAL or NTSC

Select Traditional Chinese , English (default),
German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese,
Dutch, soil, Russia, Hungary, Dan, Finland,
Norway, Sweden, Greece, Polish,
Czech Republic

Date/Time

Format SD

Card

Restore

Defaults

Version

Select Date & Time format:
M/D/Y H:M, D/M/Y H:M,
Y/M/D H:M

Confirm to delete all files on
microSD card

Confirm to Restore
Factory Settings

Displays software version

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Library

Function

Video Files

Photo Files

All Files

Description

Displays all video & audio files

Displays all photo files

Displays all video, audio & photo files

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Tap on thumbnail to open any file

Click on the square on the top left-hand corner
of the thumbnail to select each file

After selecting 1 or more files, three yellow
option squares ( ) appear in the top right­hand corner.
Tap on the three yellow option squares
( ) to delete and lock the files selected.

*Exit this screen by touching the “x” exit button in the top left-hand corner

Library

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Data Transfer

Transferring Data to Computer

1. Connect the Micro USB cord to the camera and connect the other end to a computer.

2. Turn the camera on.

3. If using Windows, go to “My Computer” and search for “Removable Disc.” Double click
on “Removable Disc.” Copy and paste the files to the computer.

4. If using Mac OS, the library will pop up immediately. Simply click on “Start Import” to
import your files.

*Files cannot be imported to microSD card via USB cable when the card is inserted in the camera.
Files cannot be deleted from the microSD card directly from computer, it needs to be done through camera.

Viewing Photos and Videos on TVs

Photos and videos can be viewed on TVs or monitors that have an HDMI port. Check to see
that your camera is set to the correct video format.

*Please enter playback mode before using HDMI port to the TVs or montitors

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Connecting to the AEE ZONE

1. On your mobile device, turn the WiFi on and download the AEE ZONE from the Goo­gle Play or Apple Store.

2. Press and hold the WiFi Button for 3 seconds to turn on the camera WiFi.

3. Go to WiFi settings on your mobile device, find and select the Lyfe Titan network,
and enter the password: AEE12345.

4. Launch the AEE ZONE and click on the Camera button in the APP. Use your camera
with the AEE ZONE.

*After the WiFi is turned on, the G-Sensor feature will turn o automatically.

AEE ZONE

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Accessory Application

Accessory Application

The Lyfe Cams are suitable for handheld use or hands-free use by using appropriate
accessories. The Lyfe Cams come with waterproof housing that is used to record vid­eos and take photos underwater.

Waterproof Case:

Quick Release Buckle + Thumb Screw+ Housing = Complete Unit

Quick Release Frame:

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Specications

Photo Resolution

Lens

Photo Mode

Burst Mode

Self Timer

Interval Shooting

Interface

Operating Temperature
Storage Temperature

Weight

Other Functions

16MP, 12MP, 8MP

Angle: 140°
Aperture: 2.7f

Tap Shutter, Burst, Self
Timer, Interval Shooting

3 photos/1s, 6 photos/1s,
8 photos/1s

3s, 5s, 10s

1s, 2s, 3s, 5s, 10s, 20s

Micro USB, Micro HDMI,
microSD

-10°C to 50°C

-20°C to 60°C

67g

Built-In WiFi, Built-In Bluetooth, 4x Digital Zoom, Video Loop,
Auto Record, 180º Image Flip, Sleep Mode (2min, 5min, 10min)

Video Resolution (MP4)

Screen

Video Mode

Photo+Video

Interval Record

Auto Record

Memory

Battery

Dimension

4K@30fps, 1440p@60fps/30fps,
1080p@100fps/60fps/30fps, 960p@60fps,
720p@200fps/120fps/60fps

1.8“ Touchscreen integrated

Record, Video Only, Audio Only,
Interval Record, Auto Record, Video + Photo

5s, 10s, 30s, 60s or Manual

1s, 2s, 5s, 10s, 30s

5s, 10s, 20s

microSD card (up to 64GB) with UHS
Speed Class 3 (U3) transfer rate or
higher required

1050 mAh

52mm x 26mm x 40mm

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Troubleshooting

1. If you don’t use your camera for a long period of time, please charge it every 6
months to maintain the battery life.

2. Using the digital zoom feature will slightly reduce the image quality. Please be
aware of this and use at your discretion.

3. It is suggested to upload and view large video/photo/audio files on your computer
to ensure quality viewing.

4. If your video files are corrupt, try reformatting the microSD card with the camera.
To do this, go into the settings mode, locate the format SD card option and confirm.

5. During operation, the camera might become noticeably warm. Do not be con­cerned, as the camera is operating normally. The camera will automatically shut
down if it overheats to prevent damage.

6. Turn o the camera before inserting the microSD card for best performance.

7. While it is possible to use the camera while the battery is charging, you run the
risk of shortening the battery life and damaging it.

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FCC Notication

FCC Compliance Statement

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions:

• This device may not cause harmful interference.

• This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may
cause undesired operation.

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to part 15 of 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 commu­nications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation.

If this equipment does cause 25 harmful interferences to radio or television reception,
which can be determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is encouraged to
try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the receiver
is connected.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC Caution

Any changes or modifications to the equipment not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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