Intova DUB Quick Start Manual

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Precautions

» Before using th e camera, read the precaut ions to ensure correct use,

the best per formance and longer life span.

» Do not leave or store t he camera in direct sunligh t, especially the

lens, as prolon ged exposure to direct su nlight can damage the

image sensor. » Store in a cool, dr y environment. » During stora ge, note that battery must b e recharged periodica lly

to maintain oper ating ability. Allowing total dis charge may ruin the

bat tery. » Clean with a sof t dry cloth and take specia l care around lens. » Format Memor y Card prior to rst use.

FCC STATEMENT: This device comp lies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. O peration is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause har mful interference, an d (2) this device must acce pt any interference re ceived, including inter ference that may cause und esired operation. This equipme nt has been tested and fou nd to comply with the limit s for a Class B digital d evice, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules . These limits are designed to pr ovide reasonable prote ction against harmf ul interference in a residential in stallation. This equ ipment generates, use s and can radiate radio frequ ency energy and, if n ot installed and used in a ccordance with the instruc tions, may cause harmfu l interference to radi o communications. However, there is no gua rantee that interfere nce will not occur in a part icular installatio n. If this equipment doe s cause harmful inter ference to radio or television re ception, which can be de termined by turning the e quipment o and on, the user i s encouraged to try to cor rect the interfer ence by one or more of the foll owing measures:

» Reorient or rel ocate the receiving ante nna. » Increase the sep aration between th e equipment and receive r.

Connect the e quipment into an outlet on a circui t dierent from that to which the receive r is connected.

» Consult the dealer o r an experienced rad io/TV technicia n for help. Changes or mod ications not expres sly approved by the part y responsible for compliance co uld void the user’s author ity to operate the equi pment.

BAT TERY Maximiz ing Battery L ife:

The batter y icon has a line across it wh en the battery is ver y low. If the battery r eaches 0% while recordi ng, the camera saves the l e and powers o. Extrem e cold temperatures can de crease battery li fe. To maximize battery l ife in cold conditions, ke ep the camera in a warm pla ce prior to use. Shootin g at higher frame rates and re solutions increases p ower consumption. The batter y charges to 100% in approxi mately 6 hours when using a US Bcompatible Wall o r Auto Charger.

Battery Storage & Handling:

The camera co ntains sensitive compon ents, including the ba ttery. Avoid exposing you r camera and batter y to very cold or very ho t temperatures. Low or high tempe rature conditions may temp orarily shorten th e battery life or cause th e camera to temporaril y stop working proper ly. Avoid dramatic chang es in temperature or humi dity when using the cam era, as condensatio n may form on or within the cam era. The camera h ousing protects the c amera from water damag e. For more information , see Camera Housing. D o not turn on your camera i f it is wet. If your camer a is already on, turn it o. Allow th e camera to dry thorou ghly before using i t again. Do not dry the c amera with an extern al heat source such as a microwave ove n or hair dryer. Damage to the cam era caused by contact wit h liquid is not covered under th e warranty.

Battery Disposal:

Most rechargeable lithium-ion batteries are classied as non-hazardous waste and are sa fe for disposal in the nor mal municipal waste stre am. Many localities h ave laws in place requiring bat tery recycling . Check your local laws to make sure that yo u can dispose of recharge able batteries in your regular trash . To safely dispose of lithium -ion batteries, pr otect terminals from exposu re to other metal with pac king, masking or ele ctrical tape so they do not caus e a re while being transpo rted. Lithium-i on batteries, however, do contain re cyclable materials an d are accepted for recycli ng by the Recharge able Battery Rec ycling Corporation ’s (RBRC) Battery Re cycling Program. We enco urage you to visit Call2Rec ycle at call2recycle. or g or call 1-800- BATTERY in North Americ a to nd a convenient recycli ng location. Never dispose o f a battery in a re bec ause it may explode.

HOUSING MAINTENENCE

Rinse housi ng in cool clean water af ter use. Inspect O -ring caref ully prior to each u se: any debris on O -ring can cause leak age. Store in a cool dr y area with housin g door slightly op en to prevent O-ring deforming.

CAMERA

WATERPROOF HOUSING

1: POWER/SHUTTER BUTTON 2: MODE/TOGGLE BETWEEN MENU 3: MICROPHONE 4: ENTER/EXIT MENU BUTTON 5: OK BUTTON 6: 1.5” TFT LCD SCR EEN 7: DOWN BUTTON /ONE TOUCH LCD OFF 8: UP BUTTO N/PAUSE VIDEO RECORDI NG 9: INDIC ATOR LED 10: MICRO SD CAR D PORT 11: MINI HDMI TV OUT PO RT 12: MICRO USB POR T 13: S PEAK ER 14: RESET 15: TRIPOD MOUNT 16: LE NS

LIMITED WARRANTY: This pro duct has a limited 1 y ear warranty, to the o riginal purcha ser, to be free fro m defects in ma terials and work manship. Follow al l product instr uctions and warnings as w arranty does n ot cover damage due to m isuse, improper c are, accidents , or alterations. See www.intova.com for further details, limitations, and restrictions.

WARNIN G: Do not drop, dis assemble, ope n, crush, bend, d eform, punc ture, shred, microwave, in cinerate or paint t he camera. Do not i nsert foreig n objects into th e battery opening on t he camera. Do not u se the camera or th e battery if i t has been damage d—for example, i f cracked, punc tured or harmed b y water. Disassembl ing or punctur ing the batter y can cause an expl osion or re.

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17: TEXTURED GR IP 18: LENS PORT 19: HINGE 20: LANYARD ATTACHMEN T 21: LOCK 22: TRIPOD MOUNT 23: BACK DOOR

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GETTING STARTED NAVIGATING MENUS TO ADJUST SETTINGS

VIDEO STATUS SCREEN

PLAYBACK SELECTION SCREEN

VIDEO PLAYBACK STATUS SCREEN

PHOTO PLAYBACK STATUS SCREEN

TRANSFERRING FILES TO A COMPUTER

PHOTO STATUS SCREEN

QUICK START GUIDE

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For complete instructions go to www.intova.com.

HOUSING REMOVE/REPLACE

Unlock Housin g: Flip the housing lock (marke d by OPEN) away from the housing and unh ook the latch from the back d oor. Push the thumb press mechanism to po p open backdoor if ther e is a vacuum seal. Lock Housing: C lose back door, hook latch and p ush lock towards housing .

CHARGE

Prior to chargin g, remove the camera from i ts housing. Charge the bat tery by connectin g the camera to a computer or ot her USB charging adap ter using the included USB ca ble. When the camera tu rns on, press the power b utton to turn camera o. T he red LED indicator light tu rns on during charging and turns o when charging is complete. When chargin g with a computer, be sure that the comp uter is connected to a power source. I f the LED indicator light doe s not turn on, use a dierent USB port. The camera d oes not come fully charge d. No damage occurs to the c amera or batter y if used without a full ch arge. For more batt ery information, se e Battery.

MICRO SD CA RD USE

The DUB camer a is compatible with microS D memory cards with a ca pacity up to 32GB (sold separ ately). Intova recommends us ing our Intova memory cards for maximum reliability. Insert the m icroSD Card: Slide the memo ry card into the card slot w ith the label facin g the front of the camera. W hen fully inserted , the card clicks into place. Note: Th e card must be formatte d prior to use. To remove the micro SD Card: Place your n gernail against the ed ge of the memory card an d lightly press it f urther into the camer a. The card springs out f ar enough to be removed. NOTICE: The camera is n ot equipped with buil t-in memory. A memory c ard is required. Us e care when handling mem ory cards. Avoid liquid s, dust and debris. As a p recaution, power o the c amera before inser ting or removing the card. Check manufacturer guidelines regarding use in acceptable temperature ranges.

POWER ON/OFF

Power-on: press an d hold POWER button for 3 s econds, the screen st arts up and the camer a enters video mode. Power-o: pre ss and hold POWER button f or 3 seconds, the camer a turns o.

CHOOSE MOD E

The camera is e quipped with three mo des: video, photo and p layback. The default mod e is video.

ALERTS & IM PORTANT MESSAGES Missing SD card Notication:

Noticatio n that there is no memory c ard in the camera. A microS D card is required to ca pture videos, photos an d to playback images. Ins ert microSD card and this not ication will vanish.

Operation indicator:

The LED light on top a nd front of camera illum inates blue when the came ra is turned on, co nnected to a computer to do wnload images, and bli nks when recording video. Charger indicator: The LED light on top o f the camera illuminates r ed when the camera is charging.

WARNI NG: Do not drop, dis assemble, open, crus h, bend, deform, puncture, shred, microwave, incinerate or paint the camera. Do not inser t foreign objects in to the battery open ing on the camera. Do n ot use the camera or the bat tery if it has been damaged—for example, if cracked, punctured or harmed by water. Disassemb ling or puncturing th e battery can cause a n explosion or re.

TO NAVIGATE THE SETT INGS FOR A GIVEN MO DE:

1. Verify that the cam era is in the desired came ra mode.

2. Press the MENU but ton to open the menu sele ction screen.

3. Press the MOD E button to toggle bet ween video or photo m enu and settings m enu.

4. Press the OK butto n to enter the selected m enu.

5. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to cycle th rough the menu choices. (Con tinue to press the UP/DOWN bu ttons for additional c hoices)

6. Press the OK butto n to enter sub menu.

7. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to cycle through the setting options. (Continue to press the up/down buttons for additional options)

8. Press the OK butt on to select the desire d setting in the sub menu .

9. Press the MENU button to g o back/exit.

1: Battery leve l 2: Motion detection mode 3: Video mode 4: Video resolution 5: Recording interval 6: Voice recorder 7: Image stabilizer 8: Video recording time remaining 9: Video reco rding time 10: Pause or restar t video recording

1: Battery leve l 2: Photo mode 3: Photo resoluti on 4: Photo burst or s elf timer icon 5: Exposure com pensation 6: Image stabilization 7: Number of photos remaining

1: Video or photo le selection

1: Video le icon 2: File lock indicator icon 3: Playback icon 4: File number 5: Photo le icon 6: File lock indicator icon 7: Playback icon 8: File number

Your DUB camera disp lays the following infor mation about modes and settings.

Your DUB camera disp lays the following infor mation.

The DUB camer a is plug and play.

1. Make sure camera is p owered o.

2. Connect c amera to computer with USB ca ble.

3. Camera will p ower on and enter MSDC (downlo ad) mode.

Your DUB camera disp lays the following infor mation about modes and settings

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NOTE: You can als o transfer l es to a computer using a card rea der (sold separatel y). Connect the card read er to your computer and i nsert the micro SD card in to the reader. You can then transfer l es to your computer or delete selecte d les on your card.