Curve MX5 User Manual

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benfit, without implying a violation of copyright law. The information in this manual is subject to change without notice.
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Annex A
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Annex B
NOTE: In this user manual, you will find the use of “
TF Card” in the content below.
We wish to assure you that
TF Card is the same as MicroSD Card. You may
find “MicroSD Card” more commonly seen in your country and you’ll have our assurance when you purchase a MicroSD card to fit into your Curve MX5.
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3. Icon Display Description
3.1 Load the Micro SD/TF card to start recording your video, take still images. Curve recommends MicroSD with a minimum capacity of 4GB and this supports maximum up to 32GB. Use of MicroSDHC is compatible and recommended.
3.2 You may charge the Curve MX5 from the power charger provided by our original package. It is recommended to plug in the car charger at all times to prevent any missed of recording opportunity during the accident or any fatal incident.
3.3 Turn on the Curve MX5 by pressing the ON/OFF button. Curve MX5 will switch on and off automatically if you have connected your Curve MX5 to your car cigarette lighter.
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CAUTION: To protect your device against sudden surges in current, we
highly recommend you to connect the car charger only after the car engine has been started.
3.4 Switch Mode: Curve MX5 has two operating mode: you may switch between Video or Photography. However, Curve MX5 will automatically start with the video recording mode and you may press the “Mode” button when you wish to switch to
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the photo mode. You may short press on the “Mode” button if you wish to switch back to the video recording mode.
3.5 Video Mode:
3.5.1 Turn on your Curve MX5 and press the “Menu” button, [Refer to Annex A, Page.03] menu will show and you may press “Up” and “Down” button to select between HD 720P or VGA640P, at last press the video button to confirm and save the settings.
3.5.2 Press the “Menu” button twice [Refer to Annex A, Page 03], you will be able to see a [Video Length] button will show, press the “Up” and “Down” button to select the cycle time of the video clips, at last press the “Enter” button to confirm and save the settings.
3.5.3 Press the “Menu” button three times [Refer to Annex A, Page 03], press “Up” and “Down” to select the setting list, press the video button to confirm your entry and press the “Up” and “down” button again to select the parameters of the settings , at last press the video button to confirm and save the settings. Press the Menu button to back to the menu list settings, press the Menu button again to quit the menu list settings.
3.5.4. Setting lists and instructions
(1) White balance: a multi-scene selection feature, the default setting is Auto.
(2) Exposure: Free to adjust the different exposure levels. This can be adjusted according to the light.
(3) Colour: According to your need to select a different style of shooting black-and­white and retro.
(4) Motion Detection: When this feature is enabled, Curve MX5 is in video standby mode. When there is a moving object passed in front of your camera, the Curve MX5 will automatically run start recording. When the object has passed the movement or stand still, the recording will be stopped automatically.
Note: Under the video recording mode, you may press “Up” button for 3 seconds to turn on the motion detection function. You may disable the motion detection function by pressing another 3 seconds on the same button.
(5) Time watermark: turn on the function, when play the video files, the date and time of the shooting will also be showed, otherwise you may wish to turn this function off under the settings.
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