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HITEC MD10 User Manual

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Contents
Precautions...................................................6
Preface.......................................................... 7
Warranty ....................................................... 8
Overview........................................................8
Main Functions and Features ..................... 8
List of Accessories ....................................11
Component Guideline ............................... 13
Description of Indicators .......................... 14
LCD Segment Display ............................... 15
Preparations Before Use........................... 16
Charging ..................................................... 16
Insert and Remove the Memory Card ...... 16
Startup ........................................................ 17
Voice-Activated Power-On ........................ 18
Language .................................................... 18
Date and Time ............................................ 19
Video Mode Selection and Application .... 20
Video Mode Selection ............................... 20
Video Recording ........................................ 21
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Photo Shooting .......................................... 24
Parameter Settings .................................... 26
Recording Parameters .............................. 26
Time Lapse .....................................................................27
Shoot-In-Recording .........................................................27
Shooting Parameters ................................ 30
Basic Settings ............................................ 32
Playback .................................................... 34
Upload (Audio/Video/Photo) Files to PC . 34
View Video/Photo On HDTV ...................... 34
Wi-Fi ........................................................... 35
Wi-Fi Control Interface .............................. 39
Download Files to Mobile Device ............. 44
Trim Videos ................................................ 46
Wi-Fi Connection Name &Password ........ 47
Wi-Fi Based Remote .................................. 48
Guide for Components .............................. 48
Start-Up ...................................................... 50
Pairing ........................................................ 50
Specications ............................................ 52
Precautions ................................................ 52
Accessory Application .............................. 53
Waterproof Housing & Anti-Fog Inserts .. 53
Installation of Back Clip ............................ 55
Use of Convex Stickers & Flat Stickers... 56
Precautions for the use of 3M double-sided foam tape: .......56
Precautions for The Waterproof Housing .............................57
Specications ............................................ 57
Tips ............................................................. 58
FCC Notices ............................................... 59
Support ....................................................... 61
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Precautions
When using the MD10 video camera, adhere to the following
precautions:
1. Do not drop, knock, or shake the video camera.
2. Do not place the video camera near an object that generates
a strong magnetic eld, like a magnet or motor. Do not put
the video camera close to an object that emits powerful radio waves like, for example, antenna. A strong magnetic field may cause interference for the video camera or damage to image / voice data.
3. Do not expose the video camera to extreme temperatures or direct sunshine.
4. Do not put the memory card close to an object that generates strong magnetic fields, like a television set, speaker, or magnet. Do not put the memory card in a place subject to static electricity.
5. Disconnect the power supply to immediately stop battery recharge when overheating, smoking, or peculiar smells occur during recharging.
6. Keep the video camera out of reach of children during recharging, as the power cable may cause asphyxia or electrical shock.
7. Store the video camera in a cool, dry, and dust-free location.
Preface
Thank you for purchasing your Hitec AEE MD10 series compact, high- definition (HD) digital video camera, which features the following:
● Ultra-compact size and structure.
● User-friendly interfaces.
● Easy and intuitive operation.
● Hands-free shooting that allows the user to capture real
scenarios at any time and in any place.
● Superior recording performance thanks to its dynamic HD
shooting technologies that provide the user with an exciting video shooting experience.
This manual describes how to install and use the MD10 video camera. It also provides information about the use, operation, installation precautions, and technical specifications of the MD10 video camera. Before using the MD10 video camera, read this manual carefully and keep it handy for future reference. Designed to professional standards, the Hitec AEE MD10 video camera will meet the requirements of even the most discerning user.
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Warranty
This product has been certified for compliance with related safety regulations and specifications issued by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Council of Europe (CE).
Overview
As a small UHD digital video recorder with advanced Wi-
Fi function, the AEE MD10 provides such industry-leading functions as HD digital photography, voice storage, real-time display, video recording, photo shooting, time display, wireless remote control (optional), Wi-Fi wireless transmission, high-
speed mini USB data transmission and mini USB charging.
Equipped with professional accessories, the MD10 allows you to record whatever you like, anytime, anywhere. The MD10 carries several patents for invention and technology
Dispose of properly. Recycle it for a greener earth!
Main Functions and Features
● Equipped with a special-purpose HD lens, which supports.
1080P and 720P HD video recording.
● Takes 8M pixelated pictures in 3200 x 2400 resolution.
● Provides extended capacity voice recording.
● Performs 4X digital zooming.
● LCD Screen.
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● Wi-Fi function and more “app” application.
● Voice-activated video recording function with long standby
time.
● A multifunctional back clip, dual-pin back clip, sport back clip,
bracket and other professional accessories are available for your selection.
● Performs shooting in multiple modes such as single shot,
fast shot, and timed shooting.
● Provides a unique fast-shot feature, capturing up to 8 photos
per second.
● Provides better video effects in multiple video output modes
(NTSC system):
1920×1080P 30 frames / second 1280×720P 60 frames / second WVGA 120 frames / second
● Point-and-shoot operation with red and green work indicator
● Reads battery power and free storage space.
● High-speed dynamic recording quickly responds to light and
shade.
● Provides high color denition for clearer and more realistic
video feed.
● Small size, suitable for various applications.
● Provides HDMI for easy connection to an HD monitor or TV set to view record les.
● Records video programs in MP4 format to facilitate playback
on a PC and uploading to video-sharing websites.
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● Provides 180° photo rollover function.
● Optional RTC function adds date and time to photos and
videos.
● Supports external T-ash (TF) cards for storage, up to 64 GB
capacity.
● Provides automatic standby for power saving and can be set
to auto- save audio and video data.
List of Accessories
MD10 Camera Waterproof Housing * Remote Control *
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Camera Body Tray * Back Shell for Back
Camera Body Clip
Mount
Clip *
Power Adapter * Shoulder Clip *
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Waterproof Back Shell with Strap *
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Flat sticker Convex sticker Quick Release
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Buckle
Component Guideline
Extended adjusting
bolt unit
Cloth bag * Micro SD card * USB data cable
User manual CD-ROM *
The accessories you've received may be slightly different from above. The package is subject to change without further notice. You can order the optional accessories marked with "
Moisture-proof foam * Hand strap *
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1. Recording status indicator 8. LCD screen
2. Record key 9. Micro SD card slot
3. Shutter key 10. Strap hole
4. Wi-Fi key 11. Power indicator
5. Power key 12. USB port
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6. Lens 13. Mini HDMI port
7. Power/work state indicator
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Description of Indicators
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Indicator
Function
Powering on Remain on / /
Video recording
Discontinuous recording
Recording stopped
Photo shooting Remain on Blink once Remain on in red
Continuous shooting
Shooting stopped
Voice recording
Low power Blink quickly /
Being charged Blink slowly / Blink slowly in red
Charging
nished
Charging
nished
(powered off)
Power
Indicator
Red Green Red and Green
Remain on Blink slowly
Remain on Blink slowly
Remain on / Remain on in red
Remain on
Remain on / Remain on in red
Remain on Blink slowly
Remain on / Remain on in red
Remain on / Remain on in red
You can long press the Shoot key to switch to a Power/Work State Indicator.
Recording
status
Indicator
Blink
continuously
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Power/Work
State Indicator
Blink slowly in
green
Blink slowly in
green
Remain on in red
Blink slowly in
green
Blink quickly in
red
LCD Segment Display
Explanations for Icons on LCD Screen:
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1080P- 25
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00:00:01
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Icon Functions
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8M 5M 3M Photo resolution
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1080P-25 Video resolution
100-0088 Number of recorded files
00:00:01 Recording timer
2H30 Remaining recordable time
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5 M N S View angle
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Video modes
Photo modes
Wi-Fi
Battery level
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Preparations Before Use
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Charging
Use the supplied power adapter or USB port of a PC to charge
MD10:
• To insert the memory card, first ensure that the MD10 is
switched off. Next, insert your SD card into the memory
card slot in the direction of the arrow, keeping the card at
and pushing it to the end. A click will sound when the card has been inserted completely.
• To remove the memory card, press the center of the
exposed part of your SD card and it will pop up slightly. Slide the card out.
Before connecting the host to Wi-Fi or the remote control,
please rst insert the SD card.
When the MD10 is charged in a power-off state, the red
indicator will ash slowly. After the battery is fully charged, the
red indicator will stay on.
Insert and Remove the Memory Card
MD10 supports an external TF card up to 64G. Though all SD cards above Class 6 can be used on the MD10, a high­speed card is recommended for high-definition shooting. When shooting during dynamic motion, brand SDHC cards are recommended for use to ensure smooth shooting.
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Startup
Slide the Power key to "PWR".
• The power indicator will be lit.
• MD10 will enter the recording standby state and display the
following interface:
1080P- 25
00:00:01
2H30
Press and hold Shutter and Wi-Fi keys to power On/Off.
(Camera in power-on state.)
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Voice-Activated Power-On
Slide the Power key to "VOX" and the MD10 will enter voice-
activated mode. When the ambient decibel reaches 75db, the MD10 will begin recording. It may auto-stop recording 3min later if the ambient decibel becomes lower than 75db. In the recording process, you can press the Record key to stop
recording without inuencing any other function.
Date and Time
1. Long-press the Record key for 3s to enter the full-screen mode.
2. Press the Shoot key or the Wi-Fi key to adjust the menu mode to "
3. Press the Wi-Fi key to move the cursor to " press the Record key.
4. Press the Wi-Fi key to select " Record key.
5. Press the Wi-Fi key to select the required date format and then press the Record key to enter the following interface:
" and then press the Record key.
" and then
" and then press the
Language
To select the required language:
1. Long-press the Record key for 3s to enter full- screen mode.
2. Press the Shoot key or the Wi-Fi key to adjust the menu mode to "
3. Press the Wi-Fi key to move the cursor to " press the Record key.
4. Press the Wi-Fi key to select " Record key.
5. Press the Wi-Fi key to select the required language and then
press the Record key to conrm your selection.
6. Press the Shoot key to exit.
" and then press the Record key.
" and then
" and then press the
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6. Press the Shoot key or the Wi-Fi key to adjust each value and then press the Record key to confirm the adjustment. The MD10 will auto-exit from the above interface when all
adjustments are nished.
7. Press the Shoot key to exit.
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Video Mode Selection and Application
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Video Mode Selection
When the menu is displayed in full-screen mode, the main keys respectively perform the following functions:
Record key: Enter the menu item or conrm
Shoot key: Move to the previous option
Wi-Fi key: move to the next option
Note: you can press the Shoot key to exit from the functional parameter setting interface.
1. Long-press the Record key for 3s to enter the full screen mode:
2. Press the Shoot key or the Wi-Fi key to select a menu mode.
3. If no operation is performed within 3s, the MD10 will auto­enter the selected menu mode (or you can enter such mode directly by pressing the Record key). See the following explanations for menu icons:
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Icon Functions Icon Functions
Video Record Video Record w/o Audio
Audio Record Time Lapse
Auto Record Photo In Video
Single Burst
Continuous Timed
Settings
In the photo modes, you can press the Record key to
switch to the last used video modes.
In the video modes, you can press the Shutter key to
switch to the last used photo modes.
Video Options
Video Recording
1. Press the Record key to start the video recording and enter the following interface:
1080P- 25
00:00:01
2. Press the Record key again to stop the video recording.
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Video Only
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In this mode, you can record a video without voice.
1. Press the Record key to start video recording and enter the following interface:
1080P- 25
00:00:01
2. Press the Record key again to stop video recording.
Voice Recording
1. Press the Record key to start voice recording and enter the following interface:
00:00:01
2. Press the Record key again to stop voice recording.
2H30
Time Lapse
This function allows you to record a photo as one frame of the moving image. That way, you can make a leaping video of continuous evolution and motion processes easily, without the post-editing help of software.
1. Press the Record key to start video recording and enter the following interface:
5sec
1080P- 25
00:00:01
2H30
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2. Press the Record key again to stop video recording.
Timed Recording
Users can set a time interval for timed recording. When you
press the Record key with this option turned on, the MD10 counts down and then auto-starts video recording after the pre­set time has elapsed.
1. Press the Record key and the MD10 will auto-start video recording. When the pre-set time has elapsed, you will see the following interface:
1080P- 25
00:00:01
2. Press the Record key again to stop video recording.
Shoot-In Video
In this mode, you can take photos during the video recording process.
1. Press the Record key to start video recording and enter the following interface:
1080P- 25
00:00:01
2. Press the Shoot key to take a photo (in manual mode).
3. Press the Record key again to stop video recording.
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When you press the Record key in auto mode, the
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MD10 starts video recording while auto- shooting photos continuously per the preset time interval until you press the Record key again to stop video recording.
Photo Shooting
Single Shot
1. Press the Shoot key to take one photo. You should see the following interface:
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Fast Shot
In this mode, you can take several photos in one second.
1. Press the Shoot key to take a group of photos at once. You should see the following interface:
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100-0081
Continuous Shooting
In this mode, you can shoot photos continuously under the pre­set time interval until you press the Record key.
1. Press the Shoot key to take photos continuously under the pre-set time interval. You should see the following interface:
8M 0.5sec
100-0081
2. Press the Record key to stop taking photos.
Timed
You can set a time interval for timed shooting. Then when you press the Shutter key, MD10 will start to count down and will automatically take photos when the preset time is up.
1. Press the Shutter key and the system will Shutter one photo when the preset time is up, enter the following interface:
8M 3sec
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Parameter Settings
Recording Parameters
Please follow the steps below to set recording parameters:
1. Long-press the Record key for 3s to enter full-screen mode.
2. Press the Shoot key or the Wi-Fi key to adjust the menu mode to "
3. Press the Wi-Fi key to move the cursor to " press the Record key to display the following functional icons:
Video Options
Video Loop Image Flip Display Time
Note: You can enter "Recording Mode" to set such
parameters as Time Lapse, Timed recording and Shoot-in­recording.
4. Press the Wi-Fi key to select the required functional icon and then press the Record key.
5. Press the Wi-Fi key to select the required functional
parameter and then press the Record key to conrm your
selection.
6. Press the Shutter key to exit.
" and then press the Record key.
Resolution
Setting
View Angle Bitrate
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Time Lapse
1sec: Record a picture as a frame of the video every 1s. 2sec: Record a picture as a frame of the video every 2s. 5sec: Record a picture as a frame of the video every 5s. 10sec: Record a picture as a frame of the video every 10s. 30sec: Record a picture as a frame of the video every 30s.
Timed Recording
5sec: Start the video recording 5s after you press the
Record key. 10sec: Start the video recording 10s after you press the Record key. 20sec: Start the video recording 20s after you press the Record key.
Shoot-In Video
HM: Shutter a photo when you press the Shutter key in the
recording process. 5sec: Shutter a photo at 5s intervals in the recording process. 10sec: Shutter a photo at 10s intervals in the recording process. 30sec: Shutter a photo at 30s intervals in the recording process. 60sec: Shutter a photo at 60s intervals in the recording process.
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Resolution Setting
You can select from the following recording resolutions:
PAL System NTSC System
1920×1080P 25f 16:9
1280×720P 50f 16:9
WVGA 100f 16:9
1920×1080P 30f 16:9
1280×720P 60f 16:9
WVGA 120f 16:9
View Angle
You can set the view angle to Wide, Medium, Narrow and Small:
Wide Medium
Narrow Small
This function is not available in 720P and WVGA mode.
Bit Rate
You can set the bit rate to Fine or Normal ("Fine" produces a
clearer image and larger le size).
Video Content Loop
You can activate or deactivate the loop recording function. If
the function is ON, the video le will be automatically stored in segments of 10 minutes; If the function is OFF, the video le
will be stored in segments of 15 minutes.
180° Image Rollover
When this function is activated, an upright video file is produced even when using the MD10 to shoot video upside down.
This function is not available in WVGA mode.
Display Time
You can choose to display or not display the video recording time at the bottom right corner of the photo.
This function is not available in WVGA mode.
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Shooting Parameters
Please follow the steps below to set your desired shooting parameters:
1. Long-press the Record key for 3s to enter the full screen mode.
2. Press the Shoot key or the Wi-Fi key to adjust the menu mode to "
3. Press the Wi-Fi key to move the cursor to " press the Record key to display the following functional icons:
Photo Options Photo Resolution Display Time
4. Press the Wi-Fi key to select the required functional icon and then press the Record key.
5. Press the Wi-Fi key to select the required functional
parameter and then press the Record key to conrm your
selection.
6. Press the Shutter key to exit.
Fast Shot
3/1s: Shutter 3 photos in one second. 6/1s: Shutter 6 photos in one second. 8/1s: Shutter 8 photos in one second.
" and then press the Record key.
" and then
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Continuous
0.5sec: Shutter a photo at 0.5s intervals after you press the
Shutter key. 1sec: Shutter a photo at 1s intervals after you press the Shutter key. 2sec: Shutter a photo at 2s intervals after you press the Shutter key. 3sec: Shutter a photo at 3s intervals after you press the Shutter key. 5sec: Shutter a photo at 5s intervals after you press the Shutter key. 10sec: Shutter a photo at 10s intervals after you press the Shutter key. 20sec: Shutter a photo at 20s intervals after you press the Shutter key.
Timed
3sec: Shutter a photo 3s after you press the Shutter key. 5sec: Shutter a photo 5s after you press the Shutter key. 10sec: Shutter a photo 10s after you press the Shutter key.
Photo Resolution
You can select from the following Photo Resolutions: 8mp: 8.0M (3200x2400, 4:3). 5mp: 5.0M (2592x1944, 4:3). 3mp: 3.0M (2048x1536, 4:3).
Display Time
You can choose to display or not display the photo shooting
time at the bottom right corner of the photo.
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Basic Settings
1. Long-press the Record key for 3s to enter full-screen mode.
2. Press the Shoot key or the Wi-Fi key to adjust the menu mode to "
3. Press the Wi-Fi key to move the cursor to " press the Record key to display the following functional icons:
Auto Standby TV Output Format Language
4. Press the Wi-Fi key to select the required functional icon and then press the Record key.
5. Press the Wi-Fi key to select the required functional
parameter and then press the Record key to conrm your
selection.
6. Press the Shoot key to exit.
" and then press the Record key.
" and then
Tones Status Indicator On Screen Display
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Date/Time Format
Recover Factory
Settings
Warning Tone
You can set the prompt tone to Standard or Off.
Status Indicator
You can set the work indicator to On or Off.
On-Screen Display
This function allows you to show (On) or hide (Off) the recording icon and video/photo details when you watch videos/ photos on a TV or monitor.
Auto Standby
You can set the time interval for auto standby to Off, 2min, 5min or 10min. The timer starts to work when there is no shooting, recording or key operation. When the preset time is up, MD10 will auto enter the standby mode. If any operation is performed in the timing process, the timer will be reset. You can press the Record key or Shutter key to awaken MD10 from the standby mode.
TV Output Format
This function controls the video recording frame rate and the TV system for video playing. Please select NTSC in North America. Please select PAL in non-North America areas.
Format
This function will clear all les from the storage card.
Recover Factory Settings
This function will restore MD10 to factory default setting.
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Playback
Upload (Audio/Video/Photo) Files to PC
1. Use a USB data cable to connect the camera to your PC.
2. Switch on the MD10.
3. Click the "My Computer" icon on the desktop and find "Removable Disc." If the camera is not detected, close the "My Computer" window and reopen it after several moments. "Removable Disc" will be displayed.
4. Double click the "Removable Disc" icon and copy/move the
 le to the PC’s hard disk.
5. Enter the "removable disc" and copy/move the file to the
PC’s hard disk.
View Video/Photo On HDTV
The recorded  le can also be played on a TV or displayed with
an HDMI interface.
Ensure that your camera is properly con gured to NTSC (North
America) or PAL (Non-North America) video format; otherwise, the video and images on the MD10 cannot be properly
displayed on-screen. Use an HDMI cable to connect the MD10
to the TV set:
This function is not available when opening Wi-Fi.
Wi-Fi
With integrated Wi-Fi module, the MD10 can be connected with Wi-Fi remote control, smartphone or tablet PC to achieve remote control function. First, please install the appropriate app software provided by AEE to your device.
Download Wi-Fi App
The Wi-Fi app is now available on the iPhone App marketplace and in the Google Play store for free user download.
1. Android users: In the Google Play store, search "Hitec AEE App" (quotation marks needed). Download and install it following the user manual to connect to Wi-Fi and operate.
2. IPhone users: In the iPhone app store, search "Hitec AEE." Download and install it following the user manual to connect to Wi-Fi and operate.
APP icon:
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Switch On Wi-Fi
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" on the mobile device to display
1. Press the Wi-Fi key as shown in the  gure below.
If the Wi-Fi function is enabled, the Wi-Fi icon " on the top of the screen.
Do not perform any key operations while waiting for the
Wi-Fi to connect or disconnect.
2. Turn your camera on and wait until the blue Wi-Fi indicator flashes slowly. Search for a Wi-Fi hot spot on a mobile receiving device. Select the "AEE Magicam" network and connect (default password: AEE12345). The camera and the mobile device are now connected.
3. Click the App icon " the icon "
in Fig. 2 to remotely view your camera’s screen and set up
its parameters.
In the case of Wi-Fi connection failure, the icon "
will appear. Select "Yes" to try to connect again. If you
select "No," click the icon"
settings interface or click the icon "
enter the main interface to view local  les only (Available
to Android users only).
" on the mobile device to display
" shown in Fig. 1. Enter the interface shown
" to enter the WLAN
" will appear
" to
Fig. 1 Wi-Fi Connection Interface
Fig. 2 Wi-Fi Control Interface
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1. Total number of les
Return to
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Resolution
and frame rate
2. Wi-Fi status
3. Battery status
4. Remaining recording time or number of shots
5. Recording duration
6. Video record
7. Single
8. Maximize preview
9. Current state icon / Start / Stop key
10. Parameter settings
11. Zoom out
12. Zoom in
13. Playback mode
14. Fast Shot/Burst
You can remotely control your camera by clicking the icons on the main interface.
: Display the remaining recording time in video
recording mode.
Display the remaining number of shots in photo
shooting mode.
Operating Instructions for Wi-Fi Control Interface
1. Video Record
Click the Video record mode icon " will dispaly as " Click the icon "
Current state
", click it to start / stop video record.
" to maximize the preview (See Fig. 3).
Angle
". The current state icon
main interfac
The mobile device must be used within a maximum
distance of 100 meters from the MD10 at a horizontal angle in an obstacle-free zone.
The real-time preview is unavailable for video recording in
the 720P and WVGA modes.
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Remaining
recording time
Fig. 3 Video Record Mode
Recording duration
You can set up your desired video resolution in the parameter setting interface.
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2. Single Shot
Return to the
number of shots
Return to the
number of shots
Click the Single shot mode icon " turns to a blue " "
", Click it to take one picture.
Click the icon "
". The current state icon will display as
" to maximize the preview size.
" , and notice that It
3. Fast Shot
Click the Fast shot mode icon "
". The current state icon will display as " ", Click
blue " it to take multiple shots in a single second.
Click the icon "
" to maximize the preview size.
", and notice that it turns to a
Pixel
Current state
main interface
Remaining
Fig. 4 Single Mode
You can set pixilation through the parameter setting interface.
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Burst number
Current state
Remaining
main interface
Fig. 5 Fast Shot/Burst Mode
You can set how quickly the camera takes pictures in the camera setting interface.
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4. Playback
Click the icon " remotely play videos and photos.
Slide the icon "
you can replay the files stored on the camera. If you select
"Mobile Device Storage", you can replay the les downloaded
from the camera to the mobile device.
1.Camera storage
2.Mobile device storage
Fig. 6 Playback Interface
" to enter the interface shown in Fig. 6 to
". If you select "Camera Storage",
Click the icon "
App settings interface.
Click the icon " " to return to
the WiFi control interface.
Click the icon "
File selecting.
Click the icon "
download media files from the
camera to your mobile device.
" to enter the
" to enter
" to
Click the thumbnail to view it in a larger preview format. You
can slide left or right to select the desired le.
Photo Preview Video Preview
Click the icon "
interface.
Click the icon "
mobile device.
Click the icon "
Click the icon "
" to return to the thumbnail preview
" to download the current file to your
" to delete the current le.
" to display video.
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Download Files to Mobile Device
Download all the files from your remote camera to the mobile device.
Return to the thumbnail preview interface and click the icon "
" to access the Download interface. Click the desired les
to download them to your mobile device.
Files downloaded
Files in waiting
Files in downloading
Cancel all downloads
In the thumbnail preview mode, slide the icon " "
to view local les. Click the icon "
shown in the gure below and then select the desired les to
share them on social networking websites.
" to access the interface
Click the thumbnail to view it in a larger preview format. You
can slide left or right to select the desired le.
Photo Preview Video Preview
Click the icon "
Click the icon "
" iOS version)
("
Click the icon "
" to view the current le information.
" to enter the video trimming interface.
" to share the current file to a social
networking website.
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Trim Videos
Save and share
Current frame
Narrow the frame
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When viewing the downloaded les on the mobile device, you
can click the icon "
the video trimming interface shown in the gure below:
Play icon
Click the icon to save and share the edited video file. This function allows you to take a clip out of the video to generate another video by changing the starting frame and ending frame. To accomplish this, use 1 of the 2 methods detailed below: Method One: change the starting frame and ending frame by dragging the time frame panel (click the Play key for previewing until the best location is reached).
Method Two: click " starting frame, drag the time frame panel to change the current
" at the bottom of the screen to access
video file
Storyboard End frameStart frame
Expand the fram
" to set the current frame as the
frame, and then click " " ]” again to set the current frame as the ending frame.
Change Wi-Fi Connection Name and Password
1. To change the Wi-Fi connection name:
Connect your camera (with TF card installed) to the
computer and turn your camera on. On the computer, double click "My Computer" to find and access the
removable disk, and then open the" the folder "MISC." Find "AP_SSID=AEE Magicam." Change the content following the equal sign "=" to your desired name and save it.
2. To change the Wi-Fi connection password: Connect your camera (with TF card installed) to the
computer and turn your camera on. On the computer, double click the icon "My Computer" to find and access
the removable disk, and then open the "
le in the folder "MISC." Find "AP_PASSWD=AEE12345."
Change the content following the equal sign "=" to your desired password (containing 8 digits) and save it. (Please note, only 8-digit passwords are supported.)
In case of synchronous operation of the camera and the
Wi-Fi based remote control, the MD10 will give priority to the operation command from the camera.
Above images for reference only, subject to app availability.
" WiFi.conf le in
" WiFi.conf
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Wi-Fi Based Remote
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Guide for Components
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1. Power Indicator
2. Screen
3. Wide View Key
4. Medium View Key
5. Narrow View Key
6. Small View Key
Key Functions
Long-press for about 5s to turn on/off the Wi-Fi based remote control.
Under the photography mode, press once to switch the
current mode to the video recording mode.
Under the video recording mode, press once to start video
recording.
After entering the mode selection state, press to select the
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7. USB Port
8. Wi-Fi Indicator
9. Power/Record Key
10. Shutter Key
11. Stop Key
12. Strap Hole
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option above.
Under the video recording mode, press once to switch the
current mode to the photography mode.
Under the photography mode, press once to take a photo.
Long-press for about 2s to enter the mode selection state.
Select your desired mode and press to enter.
During video recording, press to stop video recording.
After entering the mode selection state, press ito select the option below.
Press once to switch the viewing angle of the camera to wide angle.
Press once to switch the viewing angle of the camera to medium angle.
Press once to switch the viewing angle of the camera to narrow angle.
Press once to switch the viewing angle of the camera to small angle.
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Viewing angle switch buttons on the remote control can
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only be used in the 1080p mode.
When DRC10 accidentally crashes in use and does not
follow normal shutdown procedures, you can press the
"Wide View" or "Small View" key to force shutdown.
WAIT HOST PBC
4. Long press the Wi-Fi Key on MD10 for 10s until the remote control enters the following interface:
Start-Up
Long-hold the "Power / Record" button " " for about 5s to start up the Wi-Fi based remote control.
After startup, the screen will display the battery icon “ the battery icon “
”, if the battery icon is empty, it indicates
that the battery level is low and charging is needed. Please
connect the USB power supply to the USB port of the remote
control for charging.
Pairing
Before using the Wi-Fi remote control, code pairing should be completed between it and the MD10:
1. Turn on the MD10 and enable its Wi-Fi function.
2. Press and hold the stop key and then long-press the power/ record key for 5s to turn on the remote control. The red indicator will be lit and the battery icon " the screen of the remote control.
3. Press and hold the " control again until you see " WAIT HOST PBC " as shown below:
" Key and " " Key on the remote
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" will appear on
”; if
PRESS CONNECT
5. Press the " " Key on the remote control to start the connection as shown below:
info SYNC
CONNECT
6. When the remote control enters the recording standby state and the following interface, code pairing is completed successfully.
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Specications
Description Specication
Charging time via USB 2.0 hours (max.)
Battery capacity 500mAh
Power consumption 0.30W - 0.35W
IP rating IP66
Remote control distance 120m max
Specication of USB USB 2.0
Overall dimension
Working temperature
Storage temperature
Weight
77×46×19mm
59g
-10°C~50°C
-20°C~60°C
Precautions
1. This remote control is a sophisticated product. Do not drop or otherwise cause physical impact to this product.
2. The remote control should not get close to objects with high-intensity magnetic field such as magnet or electric motors or to objects that send out strong radio waves like
antenna. Strong magnetic elds may result in failure of the
remote control.
3. Please do not put the remote control in any location with high temperatures or direct sunshine.
4. Please put the remote control in a cool, dry, and dustless place.
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5. This product is not designed with auto-standby; if the remote control is idle for a long time after startup, please turn off the power to the remote control.
6. The remote control is able to connect to one host only each time. It cannot connect to multiple hosts simultaneously.
7. If the remote control disconnects improperly and is not functioning normally, please simply reboot to put it back to use.
8. To avoid malfunction, please do not operate the remote control while it is being charged.
9. If you activate the video recording function in the host with the remote control, simply press the Stop button on the remote control to stop recording. To avoid malfunction, please do not press the Stop button on the host to stop recording.
Accessory Application
The MD10 is suitable for handhold use or hand-free use in most places when appropriate accessories are used. When
the MD10 is tted with water-proof housing, it can be used to
record videos underwater.
Water-Proof Housing & Moisture-Proof Foam
The MD10’s water-proof housing up to IP68 can protect the
camera 20 meters underwater. In order to avoid and reduce dewing on the glass of the water-proof house, we suggest using moisture proof cotton inside the water-proof case in environments where temperatures change.
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After putting the MD10 in its the waterproof case, you can long- press the Shoot key and Wi-Fi key simultaneously for 5s to turn it on. Similarly, you can long-press the Shoot key and Wi- Fi key simultaneously for 5s again to turn off the MD10
Follow these steps to install the MD10 into its water-proof housing:
Follow these steps to assemble the waterproof housing rear case:
The plug bracket afxes the MD10’s water-proof housing rmly
onto the sticky seat, as shown below:
Installation of Back Clip
The back clip should be installed as shown in the gure below:
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Use of Convex Stickers and Flat Stickers
The MD10 comes with a convex sticker and flat sticker for adherence to different surfaces. You can easily attach the camera onto helmets, vehicles, or the surface of other devices.
M08 Curved Adhesive M15 Flat Adhesive
Precautions for 3M Double-sided Foam Tape:
1. Before using 3M double-sided foam tape, please select an appropriate curved or flat surface where the tape can adhere smoothly.
2. Before using 3M foam tape, please clean the surface to be adhered to.
3. Before applying 3M foam tape, we suggest heating the surface (a hairdryer may be used) if its temperature is below -20°C.
The surface temperature of a power unit in use may increase. This is normal.
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Precautions with Waterproof Housing
The waterproof housing is a precision component. When using the waterproof housing, adhere to the following precautions:
1. Do not randomly remove or change the O-ring, key, or lens cover. Otherwise, the waterproof performance deteriorates.
2. Do not put the waterproof housing in a place where corrosive gases are easily generated due to strong acid or alkali. Do not make the waterproof housing in contact with chemical or corrosive objects, such as strong acid or alkali.
3. To avoid deformation, do not put the waterproof housing in a place where temperatures are high (50°C) or low (-10°C) for a an extended time.
4. Do not expose the MD10 video camera to sunshine for an extended time to avoid deterioration of the waterproof performance.
5. Before use, ensure that the O-ring is intact, the seal is clean, the housing itself is fully sealed, and the buckle is tight.
6. After using the housing in a salt water environment, wash it clean using fresh water. Dry and store in a temperate place.
Specications
Description Specications
Visual angle 120°
Aperture f/2.6
Pixel 8 Megapixel
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Video recording format MP4
Audio recording format WAV
Wi-Fi transmission distance About 100m (Max.)
Standard battery capacity 1250mAh
Maximum video recording time About 210 minute (Max.)
Maximum audio recording time About 240 minute (Max.)
Photo format JPG (JPEG)
Power consumption 350mA
Recharging duration
Operating platform
requirements
Storage temperature -20°C ~ 60°C
Operating temperature
Dimension L52 x W34 x H28mm
Unit weight 49g
USB Cable: About 4.5 hours
Power Adapter: About 3.0 hours
Mac OS X 10.9.2 and later
Microsoft Windows Vista, 7 and later
0°C ~ 50°
-1
C
As our products undergo continuous development, the
specications are subject to change without prior notice.
Tips
1. When the unit is in use for an extended period, it is natural for its surface temperature to rise. If the camera is overheated, the LCD will turn off automatically after one beep, you can press any key to activate LCD. If the camera continues to overheat, it will enter into standby mode after
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three beeps, you can press record or shutter key to activate the camera
2. If you will not be planning to use the unit for a long period of time, it is suggested that you charge it once every six months to maintain optimal battery performance.
3. Use of the digital zooming function during shooting will
slightly impact image quality.
4. The visual angles under different modes will differ slightly.
5. To smoothly play a high-denition video le, it is suggested
that you use a PC or other professional device
6. If you enable the cyclic recording function over a long period or if you frequently shoot/delete photos, the memory card may retain data fragments that can prevent you from storing or taking photos. Please back up the data to an external storage device and reformat the memory card.
7. When the camera is operating in a high-temperature environment, the lattice screen may become black. This is a normal phenomenon and will not affect its function.
8. When the camera is used for a long period of time, the temperature of the metal parts near the lens may rise. While this is normal, please do not touch the heated metal parts.
9. Hot plugging is not supported. If the screen turns white, please restart the camera to return to normal.
FCC Notices
1. The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV
interference caused by unauthorized modifications to
this equipment. Such modifications could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
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2. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE: 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. Harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off 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 different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Support
For support or if you have questions, feel free to call Hitec RCD, Inc. at (858) 748-6948. You can also send us an email at service@HitecRCD.com, or visit our website at www.HitecRCD.com for more information.
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