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JB. 2958 © Kitvision™ 2013. Chris tchurch, Dors et. BH23 4FL
User manual
ACTION CAMERA
HD30W
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With a wide rang e of cameras and acce ssories , Kitvis ion is here to help yo u record your mem ories.
We’re committed t o developing th e very lates t technologi es so you can capt ure, re-liv e and share
your experie nces in the bes t way possible. B y remember ing the past and emb racing the fut ure,
our vision is for ev ery single pr ecious momen t to be treasured fo rever.
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Contents
Main features 6
Box contents 7
Functions 8
Before use 11
Instructions for use 12
Using Wi-Fi 28
Accessory application 38
Troubleshooting 41
Specifications 42
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Box contents
1. Kitvisi on Edge HD30W action camera
2. TFT scre en
3. Waterpr oof case
4. Waterproof cas e backdoor
5. Waterproof c ase lens cover
6. Vertical connector
7. Mount conn ector
8. 3M adhesive fl at mount
9. 3M adhesive cur ved mount
10. Mount scre w
11. Li-battery
12. Anti-fog inserts
13. USB cable
14. User manual
Optional Accessories:
15. Wi-Fi remote control
16. Chest mo unt
17. Car mou nt
18. Bicycle mount
19. Adhesive mount set
Main features
• Built-in Wi-Fi to contro l the video cam era remotely with your sma rtphone/tablet
• Full HD video recording wi th multiple int erchangeabl e recording modes
• 8 Megapixel photo mode
• 175° ultra wide angle lens
• Waterproof up to 100 m with gr ade IP68 water proof housing
• Supports micro SD/micr o SDHC cards abov e Class 6 – up to 64 GB (not in cluded)
• 10x digital zoom
• Automatic white balance and automatic exposure
• Built-in G-sensor (acce lerator se nsor for auto on /stop)
• Image 180° turnover re cording
• 10 FPS fast shot mode
• Built-in high quality microphone
• High capacity rechar geable battery: up t o 3 hours contin uous recording
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Functions
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LED indicator status
Position
Red indicator Green indicator Blue indicator
Front cover (1)
Top cover (1)
TFT display ( 1)
Front cover (1)
Top cover (1)
TFT display e ach (1)
Bottom sid e (2)
Front cover (1)
Status
Startup On
Video recording Flashes slowly
Audio recording Flashes slowly
Photo shooting Flashes once
Card full On
Charging (switched off) Flashes slowly
Fully charged (switched off) On
Low-battery indicator Flashes quickly for
5 seconds and th en
auto power s off
Data transmission Flashes slowly
Wi-Fi on Flashes slowly
Before use
• Ensure that the b attery “lock key ” at the bottom of the camer a is unlocked
• Push the bat tery into the slot comple tely as below
• Start up the un it to check the ba ttery power. If the batt ery level is low,
charge it using t he supplied po wer adaptor or USB po rt of a PC
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Instructions for use
Installing th e TFT display
The Edge HD30W supp orts an ex ternal dedicated 2" TF T display, which can perform
setup, playb ack, dele te and other functions on th e camera, allowing you to pr eview
or play back the v ideo. Insta ll the display as sho wn below.
Inserting an d removing the memory card
The Edge HD30W supp orts ex ternal micro SD cards up to 64 GB.
Note: Altho ugh all micro SD cards above Class 6 c an be used, hig h-speed ca rds
are recommended to enable smooth high-definition shooting.
Inserti ng the memor y card
1. Ensure that th e Edge HD30W is switched off
2. Insert the micro SD c ard into the memory card sl ot in the direction of the ar row
as shown. A “cli ck” will ind icate that the c ard has been inserted cor rectly
Removing the m emory car d
1. Press the ce ntre of the exposed par t of the micro SD card and it will pop o ut slightly
2. You can then pull it out
Startup
Turn the power swi tch to the “ON ” position. Three red in dicators wil l be
lit up (one on the fr ont cover, one on the t op cover and one on the display)
• The TFT dis play will be shown as right
• The LCD segme nt screen will b e shown as right
Setting the time and date
Set the time an d date by following these ste ps:
1. Turn on the camera to e nter recording standby mod e
2. Press the “M” but ton to enter the camera s etting men u
3. Press the < or > bu tton to select
4. Press the – or + butto n to select th e time setting option an d
press the “O K” button to confirm
5. Press the < or > but ton to move the cu rsor to the ti me or date
to be modified . Then press the – or + butto n to modify th e time
and date and pres s “OK” to confirm
6. Press the “M” but ton to exit the menu and ret urn to recordin g standby mod e
Use the < or > but ton to select the item to th e left or right, and use th e + or – button to select th e item above or
below of the s elected it em. After s election, press the “ OK” button to confirm .
Note: Pleas e ensure that th e date and time are correctly s et. The Edge HD30W will add the ti me to the photo/v ideo
according to this s etting.
TFT display
LCD screen
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Language
1. Turn on the camera to e nter recording standby mod e
2. Press the “M” but ton to enter the camera s etting men u
3. Press the < or > bu tton to select
4. Press the – or + butto n to select th e language setting opt ion and press
the “OK” b utton to confir m
5. Press the < or > but ton to move the cu rsor to the lan guage type to be modified .
Then press t he “OK” button to confir m
6. Press the “M” but ton to exit the menu and ret urn to recordin g standby mod e
Selecting light metering mode
To achieve the bes t exposure ef fect, use the centra l spot light met ering mode
when the cent ral spot is bri ght while the sur rounding environment is da rk
• Turn the “[
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]”to the “ ON” positi on
Video recording
1. Turn on the camera to e nter recording standby mod e
2. Aim the lens at the subj ect and prev iew it in the TF T display
3. Press the “ Video recording” but ton once to start video r ecording
• The camera w ill tick once to indicate that rec ording has begun
• The green i ndicators will flash slowl y and the time counter will st art
– The TFT dis play will be shown right
– The LCD segme nt will be shown r ight
4. During video record ing, press th e “Stop” button once to sto p recording
• The camera w ill tick twice, indicating t hat the recording has stoppe d, and that the time counter has s topped
• The green ind icators will t urn off
• The display will r eturn to recording standby m ode
Starting video r ecording via G-SENSOR mode
Turn the G-Sensor key t o “ON” so th at the Edge HD30W can ac tively sense the
change of grav ity. The cam era will automa tically start video r ecording when it
is jolted or til ted etc. When t his mode is applied in fixed insta llation, for e xample
when it is moun ted on a vehicle o r helmet, vi deo recording can begin wit hout the
need to star t the recording in advance , conserving batte ry power an d meaning
you won’t hav e to operate it manually. When th e camera does not sense a ny
gravity c hange for 3 minute s, it will exit video reco rding
Parameter setting for video recording
To set the parame ters for vide o recording, perfor m the followin g operations:
1. Press the “ M” button to enter the se tting menu
2. Press the < or > butt on to select
3. Press the + or – bu tton to move the blue curs or to the sub-menu you want t o configure
4. Press the “OK” bu tton to enter the sub-me nu
5. Press the + or – but ton to selec t the parameters you requ ire
6. Press the “OK” bu tton to confirm your selec tion
7. Press the “M ” button again to exit the se tting menu
TFT display
Power on/off ke y
Video recording
button
Light meter
mode key
LCD screen
G-Senso r
key
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Resolution setting
The optiona l resoluti ons for video r ecording are lis ted as below:
Bit rate
This camera p rovides t wo bit rate options: high and normal . (If a high bit rate is selec ted, you will get a
clearer picture with increased file size.)
PAL Syst em NTSC Sys tem
1920 x 1080i 50f 16:9 1920 x 1080i 60f 16:9
1920 x 1080p 25f 16:9 1920 x 1080p 30f 16:9
1280 x 960p 25f 4:3 1280 x 960p 30f 4:3
1280 x 720p 50f 16:9 1280 x 720p 60f 16:9
1280 x 720p 25f 16:9 1280 x 720p 30f 16:9
848 x 480p 100f 16:9 848 x 480p 120f 16:9
848 x 480p 50f 16:9 848 x 480p 60f 16:9
Visual angle
Optional vis ual angles: Wide, Medium, N arrow, Small
Auto video
• Set the vide o recording mode to “Auto video ”.
• If this functi on is enabled, the system w ill automatically star t recording vid eos according to the countdow n time
you set.
: Start vide o recording 5 seconds after t he “video recording ” button is pre ssed
: Start vide o recording 10 seconds after t he “vide o recording” b utton is pre ssed
: Start vide o recording 20 seconds after t he “video r ecording” button is pres sed
Wide
Medium Narrow Small
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Exiting audio recording mode
1. Press the “ M” button to enter the cam era setting menu
2. Press the – or + butt on to select “ Exe.: audio only” mo de and press the “OK” but ton to confirm
3. Press the < or > b utton to select “E xe.: video” and press “O K” to confirm. The camer a will return to
recording standby mode
Photo Shooting
Operating p rocedure for photo shoo ting
1. Turn on the camera to e nter recording standby mod e
2. Aim the lens towards th e subject and preview it on t he display
3. Press the “ Shutter ” button once to switch the m ode to “photo shooting”
4. P ress the “Sh utter” button aga in to shoot one ph oto
• The green ind icator will flash o nce
• A click will indica te completion and the syst em will
return to pho to shooting s tandby mode
– TFT display un der photo shooting mode is s hown as below
– During photo s hooting, LCD s egment display is shown as bel ow
180° rollover
• When this func tion is activated, upr ight video files can be obtai ned when using t he Edge HD30W to shoot video
upside down.
OFF: upside- down video files can be obt ained when usin g the Edge HD30W to shoot video upsi de down.
ON: upright vi deo files can be o btained when using the Edge HD30W to s hoot video upside down.
Note: This fun ction is not available for PAL : 480p–100 FP S and NTSC: 4 80p–120 FPS.
Audio recording
Enter audio re cording mode
1. Turn on the camera to e nter recording standby mod e
2. Press the “M” but ton to enter the camera s etting men u
3. Press the < or > bu tton to select
4. Press the – or + butto n to select “ Exe.: video” and pres s the “OK” b utton to confir m
5. Press the < or > but ton to selec t “Exe.: audio only” an d press the “ OK” butt on to confirm
Operating procedures for audio recording
1. Enter audio re cording mode and press the “ Video Recording” but ton to start audio record ing
• The camera w ill tick once to indicate that rec ording has begun
• The green ind icators will fl ash slowly
2. During audio recordi ng, press th e “Stop” button once to stop r ecording
• The syste m will tick twi ce, indicatin g that the vide o recording has stopped
• The green ind icators will t urn off
• The display will r eturn to recording standby m ode
Recording time
TFT display LCD screen
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Parameter s ettings for photo sho oting
1. Press the “ M” button to enter the se tting menu
2. Press the < or > butt on to select
3. Press the + or – bu tton to move blue cursor to t he sub-menu you want to confi gure
4. Press the “OK” bu tton to enter the sub-me nu
5. Press the + or – but ton to selec t the parameters you want
6. Press the “OK” bu tton to confirm
7. Press the “M ” button again to exit the se tting menu
Resolution setting
Three optional resolutions include:
8.0 M (3200 x 2400 4:3) 5.0 M (2592 x 1944 4:3) 3.0 M (2048 x 1536 4:3)
Capture mode
Single shot (default): Take one photo wh en the photo shooting but ton is pressed
Fast sh ot: Take sever al photos in one second
Timed shooting: Wh en it reaches t he configured delay after pre ssing the “Shutter ” button,
the camera w ill take the nex t photo
Fast s hot
• Please set t he photo shooting mode to “ Fas t shot” before using this f unction
• Set the numbe r of photos taken by the Edge HD30W in one s econd:
: 3 photos in one s econd
: 6 photos in one s econd
: 10 photos in one se cond
Timed shooting
• Please set t he photo shoo ting mode to “ Timed shooting” befo re using this func tion
• When the “Sh utter ” button is pre ssed once in recording sta ndby mode, th e Edge HD30W will star t counting down
and will take a pho to at the set ti me
: Take one photo 3 second s after the “ Shutter” button is p ressed
: Take one photo 5 second s after the “ Shutter” button is p ressed
: Take one photo 10 seconds a fter the “ Shutter ” button is pressed
Display time
• You can choose whe ther or not to display the photo s hooting tim e at the bott om right corne r of the photo
: No photo shoo ting date and tim e will be displayed a t the bottom right corne r of the photo
: Photo shoot ing date and time will be displayed a t the botto m right corner o f the photo
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Other basic settings
Enter setting m enu to set the following opt ions:
Warning tone
Mute or adjust t he volume of the b uzzer
: OFF
: medium (50%)
: standard ( 100%)
Status indicators
Activate or deactivate the status indicators
: OFF (all off )
: two (only 2 indi cators on)
: ON (all on)
OSD
Display or hide t he recording ico ns or information on the display s creen
: OFF
: ON
Video content loop
You can activate o r deactivate the loop r ecording func tion. If it’s set to ON, t he video file wi ll be automati cally stored
in a segment of 15 min utes; If it ’s set to OFF, the video file will be stor ed in a segment o f 30 minutes.
: OFF
: ON
Auto standby
The Edge HD30W is se t to automatically enter st andby mode if no operatio n (photo shooting, vide o recording or button
operatio n) is carried out in a certain a mount of time. If any operat ion is carried out in the timi ng process, the timer wi ll
be reset . In standby mode, press th e video recording butto n/shutter button/stop b utton to awaken the came ra.
: OFF
: 2 minutes
: 5 minutes
: 10 minutes
TV outpu t format
This sett ing is designed to ensure that t he frame rat e of video recor ding matches with the playba ck format of a TV.
• Please sel ect NTSC in North Amer ica
• Please sel ect PAL in non-North Am erica areas
Recover factory settings
• This option al lows all of the s ystem set tings to be restored to the o riginal fact ory settings
• Once selec ted, the menu will be displaye d in English and the time will be se t as 01/01/2013 00:00
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Operating pro cedure for playback
1. Pr ess the “Playback” button to enter the playback interface
2. Press the + or – butt on to move the cur sor to select file typ e icons
3. Press the < or > bu tton to select the file t ype and press the “OK ” button to confi rm
• View video files
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View phot o files
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View all video/audio/photo files
3. Press the <, >, + or – b utton to move the curso r to the thumbnail o f the file you wan t to play back
4. Press the “OK” bu tton to enter the playback in terface and p ress the “O K” butto n to play the file
When playing vi deo files, the functio ns of various bu ttons are listed as below :
When revie wing photos, the funct ions of vario us buttons ar e listed as belo w:
Button Function s Button Functions
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Zoom out
+
Zoom in
In zoom-in mo de, when you press “OK ” to
lock a photo th e
icon will be displa yed
in the upper rig ht corner. Press “‘–” t o move
the photo downwards
In zoom-in mo de, when a photo is locked,
press “+” to move the ph oto upwards
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In zoom-in mo de, press the “<” button t o
move the pho to to the left
>
In zoom-in mo de, press the “>” button t o
move the pho to to the right
When a photo is dis played in its ac tual size,
press to view t he previous photo
When a photo is dis played in its ac tual size,
press the “>” b utton to vie w the next photo
In zoom-in mo de, press to restore the
photo to its ac tual size
OK
When a photo is dis played in its ac tual size,
press “OK ” to rotate it
When a photo is dis played in its
actual size, p ress “OK ” to preview photos
in thumbnails
In zoom-in mo de, when you press “OK ”, t he
icon will appear i n the upper right corner,
indicating th at the zoom fun ction is lock ed
Button Functi ons Button Functi ons
– Decrease volume + Increase vo lume
< Rewind > Fast for ward
Reset to play fr om the beginnin g. Press again to
return to the fi le preview in terface
OK Play/pa use
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When playing au dio files, th e functions of v arious buttons are list ed as below:
Note: This fun ction is not available whe n connecting t o Wi-Fi.
Button Functions Button Functions
– Decrease volume + Increase volume
Reset to play fr om the beginnin g. Press
again to return t o the playback interface
OK P lay/pau se
Deleting files
1. In file playback o r thumbnail prev iew mode, move the curs or to the file icon you want to dele te
2. Press the “M” but ton to enter file operati on mode and mov e the cursor to “Delete fil e”
3. Press the “O K” button to confirm
4. Move the cursor to se lect “dele te single” or “del ete all” and press the “OK ” button to delete the fil e(s)
: Delete single
: Delete all
File protection and unlocking
Move the curs or to select “file prote ction” and press the “OK ” button to enter the file p rotectio n interface .
Select pro tection type and pres s “OK” to confirm:
: Protect sin gle
: Unlock single
: Protect all
: Unlock all
Note: A protec ted file cannot be deleted . However, such a file can be delete d by formatting.
Uploading audio/vide o/photo files to a PC
1. Use the USB cable t o connect the c amera to a PC
2. Switch on the Edge HD30W
3. Click the “My Com puter” ico n on the desk top and find the “Removabl e Disc”. If the cam era is not detected, clo se
the “My Compu ter” windo w, wait, then reopen it . The “Remo vable Disc ” should then be displayed
4. Double click the “Rem ovable Disc ” icon
5. Copy/move the files to the P C’s hard drive
Viewing videos/photos on HDTV
• The recorde d files can also be played on a TV o r a display with an HDMI interfac e
• Ensure that your c amera is properly configur ed to NTSC (Nor th America) or PAL (Non-N orth America) video f ormat;
otherw ise, the vid eo and images on t he camera cannot be prope rly displayed
• Use the HDMI cab le to connect t he Edge HD30W to the T V set:
Video camera
HDMI interface
HDMI cable
TV/Mo nitor
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Using Wi-Fi
Thanks to t he Edge HD30W’s bu ilt-in Wi-Fi fea ture, it can be connected to a W i-Fi remote control, sm artphon e, tablet
or PC, enabl ing it to be contro lled remotely.
Downloading the W i-Fi App
• The Wi-Fi ap p is available to download for fr ee at the Apple App Store and Go ogle Play
• Android use rs: Enter the G oogle Play store, searc h for “AEE APP” ( including quot ation mark s), download and install,
following thi s user manual to con nect the Wi -Fi and operate
• iPhone user s: Enter the Apple App stor e, search for AEE, downloa d and install, following this u ser manual to conn ect
the Wi-Fi an d operate. A PP icon:
Switching on Wi-F i
Switch the Wi- Fi button to the “ON” p osition
• The blue indic ator will star t to flash and the Wi-Fi signal i con
will be seen in t he
upper left co rner of the TFT display
• Turn the camera on an d wait for the blu e Wi-Fi indicator to flash slow ly.
• Search for a Wi- Fi hotspot on a mobile re ceiving dev ice, selec t the “EDGE” network
and connect (de fault password: ‘00000000’ ). The camera and the mob ile device will t hen be connected.
• Click the app icon
on the mobile d evice to display t he
icon shown in Fig . 1. Enter the interface sho wn
in Fig. 2 to remo tely view your c amera’s screen and set up p arameters.
Note: To indicate Wi-Fi conn ection failure, the
icon will appear. Sel ect “Yes” to try to conne ct again. If you select
“No ”, click the icon to enter the W LAN settings inter face or click the
icon to enter the main interface
to view local fi les only (no oth er operati on is suppor ted).
Wi-Fi key
Fig. 1 – Wi-Fi connection interface Fig. 2 – Wi-Fi control interface
Maximize preview
Total number of file s
Parameter settings
Battery status
Current state icon/
Start/Stop button
Wi-Fi status
Zoom in
Remaining reco rding time or numbe r of shots
Zoom out
Recording duration
Single shot mod e Fast shot mode
Video recording mode
Playback mode
Note: You can remot ely control yo ur camera by clic king the icons i n the main inter face.
: Display the rem aining recording time in vide o recording mo de/display the rema ining number of shots in
photo shooting mode.
: Recording duration/photo number.
Note: The mo bile device mus t be used within a distance of 100 m etres from th e Edge HD30W in an obstacle-fre e area
and at a horizon tal angle.
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Operating instructions for Wi-Fi control interface
Video recording
• Click the vide o recording mode icon
. The
icon will be displa yed. Click it to s tart or sto p video recording.
• Click the
icon to maximize t he preview (s ee Fig. 3).
You can set up your des ired recordin g resoluti on in the param eter sett ing interface. The opti ons are:
• 1920 x1080p 25 FPS/30 FPS
• 1280 x 960p 25 FPS/30 FPS
• 1280 x 720p 25 FPS/30 FPS/50 F PS/60 FPS
• 848 x 480p 50 FP S/60 FPS/100 FPS/ 120 FP S
Single shot
• Click the singl e shot mode icon
and it will turn bl ue . The current s tate icon will display . Click it to take
one picture . Click the
icon to maximize t he preview (s ee Fig. 4). You can set up the pixels in th e parameter
setting interface
Fig. 3 – Vide o recording mode Fig. 4 – Single s hot mode
Return to
main interface
Return to
main interface
Current state Current state
Angle
Resolution and frame rate Pixel
Recording
duration
Recording
duration
Remaining recording time
Photo
number
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Fast Sh ot
• Click the fast sh ot mode
icon and it will tur n blue . The current state icon w ill display . Click it to ta ke
multiple pic tures within one second
• Click the
icon to maximize t he preview (s ee Fig. 5). You can set how fast the c amera takes pictures in t he
camera setting interface
Playback
• To remotely play vide os and photos, click the
icon to enter the i nterface sh own in Fig. 6
• Slide the
icon. If you se lect “Cam era Storage ”, you can replay the fil es stored on the camera. I f you
select “ Mobile Devi ce Storage”, you can replay the file s downloade d from the camera to the mobil e device
• Click the
icon to enter the App settings interface
• Click the
icon to return to the Wi-Fi control interface
• Click the
icon to enter the File selecting/Media sharing interface
• Click the
icon to downlo ad media files fr om the camera t o your mobile device
• Click on the thum bnail to view th e file in large prev iew. You can slide left and right to s elect the desired file
Fig. 5 – Fast shot m ode Fig. 6 – Playback interface
Return to
main interface
Settings
Current state
Burst number
Recording
duration
Photo
number
Camera storage
Mobile device storage
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In the large preview mode
Photo files:
• Click the
icon to return t o the thumbnail pr eview interface
• Click the
icon to share the cu rrent file to a so cial networking web site or send it by e mail
• Click the
icon to downlo ad the current fi le to your mobile d evice
• Click the
icon to delete t he current file
Video files:
• Click the
icon to view the c urrent file info rmation
• Click the
icon to enter the video trimming interface
Note: Pleas e download to your mobile dev ice before edi ting any video file
Downloading files to a mobile device
Return to the th umbnail preview interf ace and click the icon to enter the down load
interface s hown in Fig. 7. Click the d esired files to download th em to your mobile d evice
*This func tion is only available for iPh one
In the thumbnail p review mod e, slide the icon to view lo cal files. Clic k the icon to
enter the inte rface show n in the figure 8, and then click th e desired files t o share them
to social net working websites or s end them by email
Fig. 7 – *Down load interfac e
Files
downloaded
Files in
waiting
Files in
downloading
Cancel
downloading
Download all t he
files from your
remote camera to
the mobile dev ice
Click here
to share the
selected files to
social networking
websites or se nd
them by email
Fig. 8 – Socia l networking
Select All/
Deselect All
Selected
files
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Trimming videos
When viewin g the downloaded files on a mo bile device , you can click the icon at the bottom o f the screen
to enter the vid eo trimming interface sh own below (this function i s only availabl e for iPhone).
Changing Wi-Fi connection name and password
1. Changing the W i-Fi connec tion name:
Connect th e Edge HD30W (with micr o SD installed) to the compute r and turn the cam era on. On the computer,
double click “ My Computer ” to find and enter the removab le disk, and th en open the “WiFi.co nf” file in the f older
“MISC”. Find “AP_ SSID=EDGE”. Cha nge the conten t following th e equal sign “=” to yo ur desired name a nd save it.
2. Changing the Wi-Fi co nnection p assword:
Connect th e Edge HD30W (with micr o SD installed ) to the computer a nd turn the cam era on. On th e computer,
double click th e icon “My Computer” to find an d enter the rem ovable disk , and then open the “WiF i.conf” file in the
folder “MISC ”. Find “AP_ PASSWD=00000000”. Change t he content following the equ al sign “=” to your de sired
password (con taining at leas t 8 digits) and save it.
Note: If the mic ro SD is formatt ed, you need to reconnec t the Edge HD30W to your camera in orde r to find the folder
“MISC” and chan ge the name and pa ssword.
Note: If oper ating the cam era using its b uttons and using the Wi-F i based remo te control at th e same time, t he Edge
HD30W will give pri ority to the o peration command from th e camera.
Note: The abo ve images are for reference o nly and are subje ct to our availa ble app.
Menu
End frame
Play icon
Narrow the fra me
Storyboard
Start frame
Current frame
Expand the fr ame
Set the curren t frame
as the end frame
Set the curren t frame
as the start f rame
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Accessory Application
The Edge HD30W is suit able for handheld or hands-fr ee use in most s ituations by us ing the appropr iate accessories.
The Edge HD30W is fit ted with a waterproof hou sing which can be u sed to record v ideos underwater.
Waterproof hous ing and anti-fog ins erts
The Edge HD30W ’s waterproof housing has a ra ting of up to IP68 and can protect t he camera 100 meters
underwa ter. Follow these s teps to load the camera into t he waterproof housing:
In order to avoi d and reduce the d ewing on the glas s of the waterproof housin g, we sugges t putting the anti-fog
insert ins ide the water proof case in environmen ts with a wide t emperatur e range.
The plug brac ket can fix the wa terproof ho using firmly onto the mount conn ector clip, as shown above .
The waterp roof housing is a p recision comp onent. Wh en using the wat erproof ho using, pleas e adhere to the
following precautions:
1. Do not put th e waterproo f housing in a place w here corros ive gases are e asily generated due to str ong acid or
alkali. Do no t bring the waterproof ho using into conta ct with chem ical or corros ive object s, such as strong acid
or alkali
2. To avoid deformation, do n ot expose the waterpr oof housing to te mperature s higher than 50°C or lower than
–10°C for an ext ended period of time
3. To avoid deterior ation of the wa terproof pe rformance, do not expo se the video camera to sun shine for an
extende d period of tim e
4. Befor e use, ensure t hat the O-r ing is intact , the seal is free from any debr is, the hous ing is fully seal ed and the
buckle is tig ht
5. After using the hou sing in sea wate r, wash it in fresh wate r and dry it in a cool place
Anti-fog insert
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Mount connector
The plug brac ket can fix the Edg e HD30W firmly onto th e mount connec tor clip.
Using the curv ed and adhesi ve mounts
The Edge HD30W come s with a curved and a flat adhes ive mount for in stallation o n different surfaces . You c an easily
attach th e camera onto a h elmet, a veh icle or the sur face of other devices.
Precautio ns for the using t he 3M double -sided foam tape
1. Before fixin g the 3M double -sided foam tape, pleas e select an appropriate cur ved or flat surface for th e tape to
stick to
2. Before using the 3M foa m tape, pleas e clean the surface that th e tape will be adhered to
3. Before applyi ng the 3M foam ta pe, we recomm end heating the surface (w ith a hair dryer, for example), esp ecially
when the temp erature is below –20°C
Curved adhesive mount Flat adhesive mount
Troubleshooting
We hope you’v e now got all the information y ou need to get s tarted, but if you’re hav ing problems with anythi ng,
please feel f ree to contact us at: suppo rt@ki tvision.co.uk
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Specifications
Lens
175° ultra wide angle field of view
Aperture f/2.8
Video
1080i: 1920 x 1080 pixels (16:9) 60 FP S
1080p: 1920 x 1080 pixels (16:9) 30 FP S
960p: 1280 x 960 (4:3) 30 FPS
720p: 1280 x 720 (16:9) 60 FPS / 30 FP S
480p: 848 x 4 80 (16:9) 120 FPS / 60 FPS
Format: MOV
Photo
Resolutio n: 8 MP
Capture mod es: Single sho t/Fast shot /Timed shooting
Format : JPEG
Audio
Built-in high quality microphone
Form at: WAV
Storage Micro SD/micro SDHC wi th minimum Class 6 up t o 64 GB (not include d)
Connection
USB 2.0 (for data conne ction and battery ch arging)
HDMI
Wi-Fi (802.11 b ) up to 100 m
Power
Detachabl e 1500 mAh recharge able Lithium-ion batt ery
Batter y life: up to 3 hours continuous r ecording
Display True colour 2.0" TFT display ( 16:9)
Operating platform requirements
Operating s ystem: Windows XP/Vist a or above/Mac OS
CPU: Pentium 4 ,1.5 GHz or above /RAM: 1 GB
Temperature
Storage temp erature: -20°C – +60° C
Operating temperature: -10°C – +50°C
Dimensions
59 x 43 x 44 mm (includi ng TFT scr een)
59 x 43 x 32 mm (excluding TF T screen)
Weight
114 g (including TF T screen and batter y)
54 g (including T FT scree n and batter y)
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Power supply
For charging the E dge HD30W, please use c hargers cer tified by the following aut horities only:
Care for your Edge HD30W
• Do not drop, k nock or shake the video came ra
• Do not put the v ideo camera close to an obje ct that generates a str ong magnetic field, such as a te levision set,
a speaker, a motor or a ma gnet. Do not put the vide o camera close to an object t hat emits powerful r adio waves ,
for example , an antenna. Do n ot put the memory card in a pl ace where sta tic electricity is eas ily generated.
Strong magnet ic fields may cause faults on th e video camera or damage th e files
• Do not expos e the video camera to high te mperatures or direct su nshine
• When rechar ging the battery, disco nnect the power supply im mediately if overheati ng or if smoke or a peculiar
smell occur
• Keep the vide o camera out of the reach of chil dren during char ging. The power cable may ca use asphyxia o r
electrical shock
• Store the vide o camera in a cool, dry and dus t-f ree place
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FCC Statement
The manufac turer is not responsible for a ny radio or T V interfere nce caused by unauthorized m odifications to this
equipment . Such modificat ions could void the user’s a uthority to operate t he equipment .
This device co mplies with P art 15 of the FCC Rule s.
(1) This dev ice may not cause h armful inter ference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
NOTE: This equ ipment has been tested and fo und to comply with the limits fo r a Class B digital device, pur suant
to part 15 of the FCC Rul es. These limits are d esigned to pro vide reasonable protec tion against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency
energy and, i f not installe d and used in accordance with the i nstruct ions, may caus e harmful interference
to radio commun ications. H owever, there is no guarantee t hat interference will no t occur in a parti cular
installatio n. If this equipment does ca use harmful interfere nce to radio or television r eception, which can be
determine d by turning the e quipment off a nd on, the use r is encourage d to try to correct the inte rference
by one or more of th e following measures:
– Reorienting o r relocating the receiv ing antenna
– Increasing the d istance bet ween the equipment and re ceiver
– Connecting t he equipment t o an outlet on a cir cuit which is dif ferent from the one the rece iver
is connected t o
– Consult a qualified e xpert for help
We apologis e for any inconvenien ce caused by minor inco nsistencies in the se instruction s, which may occur as a res ult of product
improvement and development.
Tips
1. When the uni t is in use for a long p eriod, it is n ormal for the su rface temp erature to ri se
2. If you are not going to use t he unit for a long period, it i s suggested t hat you charge it once ever y six months to
maintain the performance of battery
3. The use of the di gital zooming f unction during shootin g will have a slight i mpact on the im age quality
4. When using differen t modes, th e visual angles will be slightl y different
5. To play a high-definition v ideo file smoothly, it is recom mended that yo u use a PC or similar device
6. I f you enable the c yclic recording function f or long period or you frequ ently shoot /d elete photos, the mem ory card
may have data fr agments , meaning you may n ot be able to sto re or shoot pho tos. Pleas e back up the data to an
external s torage device and forma t the memor y card
7. When the camer a is used in a high-temperat ure environm ent, the lattice scre en may become bla ck. This is normal
and will not aff ect functionality
8. When the camera is us ed for a long time, the tempe rature of the metal par ts near the le ns may rise, which is
normal; pleas e do not touch the heated met al parts
9. Hot plugging is not suppo rted; in case of white scre en, please restart t he camera to return to nor mal
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