Armasight MDVR Operation Manual
Operation Manual
MDVR
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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
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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
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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
5.
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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