Edesix VT100 User Manual

VT-100

Introduction

Welcome, and thank you for choosing Edesix’s VideoTag VT-100.
This simple guide will lead you through the setup-process of your VT-100 device and
accompanying accessories.

Charging your device

Upon receiving your VT-100 VideoTag, it is recommended that you fully charge the device
before usage. To enable charging you will require one of the following:

Solo Docking Station (VB-300-SOLO)

 Connected to your laptop or PC

14 Port Docking Station (VB-300-DOCK14)

 Connected to a power supply

Please note: Your VT-100 camera can also be charged directly using a USB adapter

Mounting Your Device

A variety of different mounting options are available for the VT-100. It can be mounted at any
angle and will automatically orient the video it captures. Brief instructions for mounting with
the most common attachments can be found below.

VB-300-EXT­FIX-CROC

To attach, slide the attachment into the mounting rail on the back of your VT-100 device until
a firm click is heard and the attachment point is firmly held in place.
To detach, use a flat head screwdriver to carefully pull the lip of the attachment plate away
from the body of the VT-100 and firmly pull the attachment out of the rails. NOTE: it may be
necessary to rotate the Crocodile Clip 90 degrees first.

VB-100­LANYARD

VB-300-EXT­FIX-PLATE

VB-300-EXT­FIX-KF-ALT

VB-300-EXT­FIX-SPORT

Using Your Device

To Start/Stop Recording

Recording can be started and stopped by pressing one of the two buttons on the rear of the
VT-100. The red recording light on the back of the unit will indicate that recording is in
progress.

To start recording, press one of the two buttons on the rear of the VT-100.

To stop recording, press and hold one of the two buttons on the rear of the VT-100.

Configuring your device

Prior to using your VT-100 VideoTag, your device must be configured and assigned to you
using VideoManager. For detailed information on how to configure your device, please refer
to the VideoManager User Guide.

WiFi Configuration

Your WiFi profile might have been configured for you by your system administrator.
Your administrator may allow you to add your own personal WiFi networks - you can
manage these in the Account Settings once you are logged into VideoManager.