Adventure Cam User Manual
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1. 8 Products Products Lenses Figure 1 A B D E Side View A 2 5mm 92 5 B 2 9mm 88 C 6 0mm 47 5 D 8 0mm 36 5 E 12 0mm 24 5 Lenses are only compatible with the Adventure Cam 3 and S C O U T Cam Products Neutral Density Filters Figure 1 D000 A 100 clear glass replacement B 80 C 50 D 30 E 10 Density percentages are the amount of light let into the camera Neutral density filters are only compatible with the Adventure Cam 3 and S C O U T Cam Side View Products Lens and Filter Tool Kit a A Allen wrench B T wrench Figure 1 9 Products How To General Connections Figure 1 B E A A Recording device B A V plug 3 5mm plug shown C Patent pending A V cable D Integrated microphone E Viosport custom 4 pin plug connection F Viosport helmet camera G 2 1mm power source plug connection H Power source rechargeable battery shown Images are not to scale Individual products may vary How To Connect Cable to Cam All models of the Viosport Adventure Cams have interchangeable cables and follow the same procedure To plug the male mini din 4 pin connection from the Viosport audio video A V cable into the female connection on the Adventure Cam Mm lt yp C gt MN 1 Line up the arrows on the connectors and push together Be sure the connectors click into place to ensure a secur2. Television on the AUX or A V input channel How To Change the Neutral Density Filters 1 Remove the lens cover by twisting it counter clockwise A 2 Inside the lens cover is a retaining ring Insert the T wrench from the Tool Kit into the notches of the retaining ring and turn it counterclockwise until the retaining ring is completely removed Once the ring is loosened it may be faster to use your fingers C 3 Safely remove the filter by turning the lens cover upside down into the palm of your hand or on a soft flat surface B 4 Before inserting a new filter use a soft cloth to clean off any dirt or fingerprints Carefully place the clean filter into the lens cover D 5 Insert the retaining ring into the lens cover and turn clockwise with the T wrench Be careful to avoid cross threading The retaining ring should be tight enough to hold the filter in place but not too tight D E that the filter cracks or chips E 6 Return the lens cover to the main body by turning clockwise F Please Note The Neutral Density Filters are not compatible with the Wide Angle Lens Cover E 14 1 How To How To Change the Lenses Before you begin changing the lenses we recommend hooking your cam to a television or recording device to check the focus Please refer to the How To Connect Cam to Television on page 1
3. back e If you want to push your videos to the next level try switching up your views Our various mounting systems allow you to put the helmet cam on just about any surface you can think of If you have the need for speed and lead the pack mount the camera facing behind you to capture the agony as your friends try to catch up You can accomplish this by mounting the Viosport Camera to your helmet pointing behind you or by mounting it using our ClamperPod2 and Flex Mount e For sports involving handlebars try the RT Angle Hook and Loop Mount Set up the camera using this mount so that the camera is pointed back at you from your handlebars The lower you mount the camera the faster the shot will look Try mounting the camera on your shoe your pedal a ski a snowboard or low on your vehicles frame It s never looked faster To see a variety of creative views check out our Action Productions video gallery at Viosport com 17 Support Support Cam Comparison o s y S Or S se 2 Crom o CCD Chip Sony Ex View 1 3 Sony Ex View 1 3 Ee E a a Support Toubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Possible Solution I see an image from my Camera notin the 1 Switch your camcorder to VCR aka VTR camcorder lens on my LCD correct mode or PLAY EDIT mode not from the helmet cam 2 Refer to the owner s manual to set up the device to accept input from an outside source You can generally find the
4. not to touch the glass or the lens in this process as the oils in your skin that come in contact with the glass on the lens cover or the lens itself can make the image blurry 3 On the threaded section of the main body of the cam there are two sets of screw holes DO NOT completely remove the set screws it is best to loosen them slightly so they continue to have a very slight bit of pressure on the lens With the Allen wrench from the Tool Kit turn the set screws counterclockwise to loosen B 4 Find a point of reference that is the approximate distance that you will be recording 4 5 feet is generally a good distance For best results find a subject to focus on A friend family member works well here or you can also focus on a piece of text Refer to your television or recording device display to focus the new lens Turn the lens either clockwise or counter clockwise to ensure that the image is focused clearly C 5 With the Allen wrench from the Tool Kit turn the set screws clockwise to tighten E Do not overtighten the set screws Overtightening the screws could cause the lens to come out of focus 6 Return the lens cover to the main body by turning clockwise D Make sure the lens cover is tight to ensure a water resistant seal If using the Wide Angle Lens please see page 17 of the manual before returning the lens cover VIDEO AUDIO S a J T SPECIAL NOTE
5. 4 of this manual for proper hookup instructions Removal 1 Remove the lens cover by twisting it counterclockwise A 2 On the threaded section of the main body of the cam there are two sets of screw holes DO NOT completely remove the set screws as they are very small and easily misplaced With the Allen wrench from the Tool Kit turn the set screws counterclockwise to loosen B 3 Remove the lens and tension device if applicable by turning it counterclockwise C Replacement 4 Choose the lens that fits your Field of View requirements see Lenses on page 9 Insert the new lens and tension device into the main body and turn clockwise D Be careful to avoid cross threading 5 Find a point of reference that is the approximate distance that you will be recording Refer to your television or recording device display to focus the new lens Turn the lens either clockwise or counterclockwise to ensure that the image is focused clearly 6 With the Allen wrench from the Tool Kit turn the set screws clockwise to tighten F 7 Return the lens cover to the main body by turning clockwise E If using the 2 5mm 92 5 Wide Angle lens please see the special notice below before returning the lens cover Special Notice Using the Wide Angle Lens Because the 2 5mm 92 5 wide angle lens is slightly larger than our other l
6. If your model of lens has a tension spring instead of foam tension rings and it s causing issues try focusing the lens without the spring If it will remain in focus without the spring then it is ok to use only the set screws to hold the lens in place If it will not focus without the spring widen the circumference of the spring at the bottom 16 How To Support Mounting Tips There are several ways to mount your Viosport camera to your helmet In most cases the best mounting position is to have the camera parallel to the ground however since most of your filming will be done while you are in an action forward position example riding a bike the camera may point slightly upward when your helmet is resting on a flat surface Here are some examples of different helmets and various mounting positions ed Deep vented bike helmet Smooth surfaced ski snowboard helmet Smooth surfaced full face helmet Smooth surfaced military tactical helmet Support Videography Tips e When the Viosport Camera is mounted to your helmet keep your head steady and try not to rotate rapidly from side to side Keeping steady will create video that is easier to watch Most riders choose to film from their helmet Mounting the cam to your head provides smoother video as you act as a shock absorber e For compelling video use a frame of reference such as another person in front of you e When possible keep the sun at your
7. WiOSpert Owner s Manual WH BNC COLE AG ome Table of Contents Welcome A note from our President 2 Cam Care amp Safety Precautions 3 Products Adventure Cam 3 4 Adventure Cam H2O 5 S C 0 U T Cam 6 Adventure Cam II 7 Plug Types 8 Power Sources 8 Mounts 8 Lenses 9 Neutral Density Filters 9 Lens amp Filter Tool Kit 9 How To General Connections 10 Connect Cable to Cam 10 Connect Cam to Recording Device 11 Connect Cam to Power Source 12 13 Connect LANC to Recording Device 13 Connect Cam to Television 14 Change the Neutral Density Filters 14 Change the Lenses 15 Focus the Lens 16 Support Mounting Tips 17 Videography Tips 17 Cam Comparison 18 Troubleshooting 18 19 Glossary 20 21 Customer Service 22 Warranty Returns 23 1 Table of Contents Welcome A note from our President Thank you for choosing V L O dba Viosport and Viotac cameras and accessories I am confident you will find our equipment to be of the highest quality in the industry We are committed to the success of your video pursuits and take great pride in our products and professional level of customer service and support The art of capturing video is best achieved when you re familiar with your equipment therefore we ask that you read this manual in its entirety and retain for future reference Visit our websites regularly for new product releases shooting techniques and industry news Be sure to check ou
8. ary 12v 12 Volts Amount of power needed to operate all Viosport Adventure Cams Too much or too little voltage may damage the camera 3 5mm Mini Plug A terminal in the camcorder which is 3 5mm Generally this is the size of the A V terminal which is where external audio and video sources connect to the camcorder It looks similar to a classic headphone jack A V Input Audio Video This is necessary to connect external audio and video sources such as our Adventure Cams Also known as analog input AC Alternating Current Basically A wall outlet Officially Occurs when charge carriers in a conductor or semiconductor periodically reverse their direction of movement The voltage of an AC power source changes from instant to instant in time Adventure Cam Viosport Camera s with the following model names I H20 3 and S C 0 U T Also known as helmet cam bullet cam head cam POV point of view cam or mini cam just to name a few Camcorder A portable electronic recording device capable of recording live motion video audio for later replay through VCRs TVs and in some models a personal computer The most popular recording device for the Viosport Cameras CCD Charge Coupled Device One of the two main types of image sensors used in digital cameras When a picture is taken the CCD is struck by light coming through the camera s lens Each of the thousands or millions of tiny pixels that make up the CCD converts this li
9. bles may have connections that are not used 11 How To How To Connect Cam to Power Source Your Adventure Cam runs on 12 volts of power Viosport Battery Holder 1 Properly place 8 AA batteries into the battery holder 2 Plug the male power connector from the battery holder into the female power connector on the Viosport A V Cable Depending on conditions of use the Viosport Battery Holder could give you up to 12 hours of run time In order to conserve battery power unplug the Adventure Cam from the battery holder when not in use Viosport Rechargeable Battery Pack Use 1 Plug the male power connector on the battery into the female power connector on the Viosport A V Cable 2 Turn the Power Switch to the ON position If desired attach the Li Ion battery to the bottom of your recording device with the tripod bolt built in the battery pack In order to conserve the battery power turn the power switch to the OFF position and unplug the Viosport Adventure Cam from the battery when not in use Depending on conditions of use the Viosport Rechargeable Battery could give you up to 6 hours of run time In order to conserve battery power unplug the Adventure Cam from the battery holder when not in use Charging 1 Push the CHECK button located next to the 5 LED fuel gauge B The number of lit LED lights indicates IL Qo0000 the remaining power level in the battery from Low esa on
10. d on a display monitor expressed in terms of the number of pixels on the horizontal axis and the number on the vertical axis The sharpness of the image depends on the resolution and the size of the monitor The Adventure Cam II offers 380 TV lines of resolution The Adventure Cam H20 offers 480 TV lines of resolution The Adventure Cam 3 and S C 0 U T Cam both offer 520 TV lines Sony Proprietary Cable A cable that is specific to Sony devices The current Sony proprietary A V cable has a half moon shape on one end and RCA male and S Video ends on the other VCR VTR mode This mode allows the camcorder to record from an external device such as Viosport Adventure Cams 21 Support Support Customer Service Have a question or comment regarding V I O Inc or our products There are several ways to get in touch with us E mail General Information Sales Information Customer Service Catalog Requests Warranty Returns Resellers Rentals Government Production Website Technical Submit Tips Submit Video Phone viospeort info viosport com sales viosport com customerservice viosport com catalog viosport com watranty viosport com dealer viosport com rentals viosport com government viosport com production viosport com viosites viosport com tips viosport com video viosport com viotac info viotac com sales viotac com customerservice viotac com catalog viotac com warranty viotac com governme
11. e waterproof connection 101 How To How To Connect Cam to Recording Device There are several types of audio video A V input plugs into recording devices Use the manual from your recording device to find the location of the input as well as what type of input is on the device Devices with Composite Mini plug input Use either the 2 5mm or 3 5mm Viosport A V Cable to connect directly to recording device 1 Plug the male mini plug on the Viosport A V Cable into the A V input terminal on the recording device Devices with RCA inputs Use the RCA Viosport A V Cable to connect directly to the recording device 1 Plug the yellow male RCA plug into the yellow or VIDEO input terminal on the recording device 2 Plug the white male RCA plug into the white red or AUDIO input terminal on the recording device Devices with inputs not described above Use the RCA Viosport A V Cable in conjunction with two RCA female female adapters to connect to the A V Cable supplied with the recording device for clarity we ll refer to this cable as the RD A V Cable 1 Attach the RCA female female adapters to the male RCA ends on the Viosport A V Cable 2 Plug the yellow RCA plug into the yellow RCA plug on the RD A V cable and plug the white RCA plug into the white RCA plug on the RD A V cable 3 Plug the RD A V cable into the A V input on your recording device C Defe 0 C Defe TT Some RD A V ca
12. e LED to High five LED s A B 2 Turn the power switch to the OFF position A 3 Insert the output plug of the AC power adapter into the charging unit and plug into an AC outlet The GREEN LED indicator on the charging unit will light up to indicate it is powered properly and ready for use 4 Plug the cable of charging unit into the socket of the battery The LED indicator on the charging unit will turn RED to indicate the battery is receiving charge As soon as the battery is fully charged the same LED indicator will turn GREEN to indicate your battery is fully charged and ready for use Disconnect the charger from the battery after the battery is charged The battery will take approximately 2 5 hours to charge 12 How To How To Connect Cam to Power Source Viosport Cigarette Lighter Use 1 Plug the male power connector on the cigarette lighter power cable into the female power connector on the Viosport A V Cable 2 Plug the cigarette lighter power cable into a 12v cigarette lighter In order to conserve power unplug the Viosport Adventure Cam from the cigarette lighter when not in use Charging Rechargeable Battery 1 Push the CHECK button located next to the 5 LED fuel gauge The number of lit LED lights indicates the remaining power level in the battery from Low one LED to High five LED s 2 Turn the power switch to the OFF position 3 Insert the o
13. enses an additional lens cover was developed to ensure optimal performance The new Wide Angle Lens Cover accomodates the longer lens to eliminate the shadowing on the corners of your footage Please use the Wide Angle Lens gt Cover whenever using the Wide Angle Lens Please Note The Wide Angle Lens Cover is not compatible with the neutral density filters If you wish to use the filters with the Wide Angle Lens you will have to use the original lens cover Tightening the regular lens cover while using the Wide Angle Lens may cause the glass to break Also shadowing may occur on the corners of your footage Viosport Viotac will not be responsible for any damage incurred if customers choose to use this method for using the Wide Angle Lens 15 How To How To Focus the Lens We recommend plugging your cam into a television to check the focus as the TV will provide you with a large precise view of the image If you choose to focus the lens using your recording device please connect your cam to the device using the appropriate connection on page 11 of this manual turn your camcorder on in VCR VTR or PLAY EDIT mode and continue to step 2 1 Connect the Helmet Cam system to your television using the Viosport RCA A V cable Please refer to the How To Connect Cam to Television on page 14 of this manual for proper hookup instructions 2 Remove the lens cover by twisting it counter clockwise A Be careful
14. er Note lower LUX value cameras work better in low light MD4 Extension Viosport s 12 foot extension cable for Adventure Cam II H20 3 and S C 0 U T models Mini DV Digital Video A type of camcorder recording media format Implies recording manipulating storing and playing back video images digitally Mount Device used to hold Viosport s Adventure Cams in a desired place Neutral Density Filter Basically Sun shades Officially A thin sheet or disc of glass plastic or gelatin having plane and parallel faces toned to some uniform and specific shade of gray and intended to be used over the camera lens during exposure for the purpose of reducing the intensity of the exposing light without changing its color NTSC National Television Standards Committee Standard protocol for television TV broadcast transmission and reception in North America North American camcorders require NTSC version of Viosport Adventure Cams PAL Phase Alternation Line The analog television display standard that is used in Europe and certain other parts of the world If you are using a European model camcorder you would need a PAL version Adventure Cam POV Point of view RCA An RCA connector is designed for use with coaxial cable The yellow connection is for video and the red and the white are for audio Viosport s cams offer only one channel of audio Resolution Resolution is the number of pixels individual points of color containe
15. er using UPS Ground services If the customer shipped the item to V I O using express services V I O will match the level of service for the return If the customer did not use express shipping but wishes to have the item express shipped to them V I O will charge the customer for the upgraded shipping charges 30 Day Return Within 30 days of purchase you may return any item purchased from V I O for any reason for a refund exchange or credit towards another V I O purchase The returned items must be in original condition and packaging If parts are to be returned to V L O due to Buyer error Buyer may be subjected to a 15 restocking fee If parts are to be returned to V I O and merchandise is damaged or returned in non resalable condition Buyer may be subjected to 15 100 restocking fee Including failure to return accessories and or owner s manuals No exceptions This includes duplicate shipments refused unclaimed shipments etc items ordered by mistake not shipped not fitting application unsuitability for particular application or design No refunds on lenses special or custom orders Lifetime Return If your camera does not qualify for warranty due to outside of one year time frame e failure not considered a defect by V I O camera was not manufactured by V I O Return your camera to Viosport and we will offer you a 15 discount on the purchase of a new V I O Adventure Cam 23 Support Notes 24 No
16. ew 1 3 Power Supply 12 VDC 10 Lens 3 6mm Power Consumption 1 2 W 10 Field of View 72 5 degrees Weight 105g H x V pixels NTSC 811 x 508 Dimensions 23mm PAL 752 x 582 x 80mm L Outer Casing Matte Black 6 Products Products Adventure Cam Il Figure 1 A A Viosport custom 4 pin plug B 3 pigtail cable Figure 2 A Warranty seal B Main body C 1 4 20 female thread D Rear of camera Resolution 380 TV Lines Light Sensitivity 1 Lux F 2 0 CCD Chip Panasonic 1 4 Power Supply 12VDC 4 10 Lens 2 9mm Power Consumption 130mA 10 Field of View 90 degrees Weight 80g H x V pixels NTSC 510 x 492 Dimensions 22mm PAL 500 x 582 x 76mm L Outer Casing Black 7 Products Products Plug Types Figure 1 A 2 1mm power source plug B RCA plug C RCA female female adapter D Viosport custom 4 pin plug E 3 5mm A V plug Products Power Sources Figure 1 A AC 12V power supply B 12V cigarette lighter power cord C 12V rechargeable battery D 8 AA battery holder Products Mounts Figure 1 A G A Universal Mount B Double Hook amp Loop Mount C RT Angle Hook amp Loop Mount F D ClamperPod 2 E Stationary Mount F Google Mount G Flex Mount H Headstrap Mount I Vacuum Suction Mount il D H Please visit Viosport com or Viotac com for updates on new mounts and how to use them
17. ght into electrons The number of electrons usually described as the pixel s accumulated charge is measured and then converted to a digital value This last step occurs outside the CCD in a camera component called an analog to digital converter Composite Standard A V lead for many devices such as DVD players VCR s camcorders Generally 3 5mm in size DC Direct Current Basically Battery powered Officially The unidirectional flow or movement of electric charge carriers usually electron Direct current is produced by electrochemical and photovoltaic cells and batteries Field of View The horizontal range of view of the camera lens Adventure Cam II 90 degrees Adventure Cam H20 93 degrees Adventure Cam 3 72 5 degrees S C O U T Cam 72 5 degrees LANC Lan cee A Sony remote control protocol which is built into various camcorder models This is found only on select Canon and Sony models Lens A piece of glass or other transparent material used to converge or diverge transmitted light and form optical images 20 Support Lithium lon Battery A lithium ion Li Ion battery is a rechargeable battery with twice the energy capacity of a nickel cadmium battery It also offers greater stability and safety The battery has no memory LUX A unit of illumination equal to the direct illumination on a surface that is everywhere one meter from a uniform point source of one candle intensity or equal to one lumen per square met
18. ic toggle the camera into CAMERA incompatibility to switch modes Our LANC v 1 6 solves this mode incompatibility It is designed to only work in VCR mode and will automatically put your camera in the correct mode My LANC lights are Tape not advanced Record just a second or even less and the flashing uncontrollably tape will move out from its top position and the lights on the remote will return to normal It s always recommended that you move the tape out of its top position before recording as the image quality in the first frames might be degraded My LCD is showing a black Helmet cam is not 1 If using the rechargeable battery make sure screen getting power the battery is turned on and has a charge 2 Ifusing the AA battery holder make sure you properly install the batteries and that they are new The image from my helmet Pressing the main When recording from an outside source in cam is recording to the record button VCR mode you must refer to your recorder s memory card and not to the owner s manual You can generally find the tape instructions in a section entitled How to record from a TV or VCR Additional support can be achieved by visiting www viosport com or calling 888 579 2267 Check out our Education Productions in the Viosport video gallery for in depth tutorials on getting your camera sytem set up how to record and many more helmet cam topics 19 Support Support Gloss
19. ice F Set screw G Main body H 1 4 20 female thread I Rear of camera Ss A Allen wrench B T wrench Figure 3 Resolution 520 TV Lines Light Sensitivity 0 2 Lux F 2 0 CCD Chip Sony Ex View 1 3 Power Supply 12 VDC 4 10 Lens 3 6mm Power Consumption 1 2 W 10 Field of View 72 5 degrees Weight 105g H x V pixels NTSC 811 x 508 Dimensions 23mm PAL 752 x 582 x 80mm L Outer Casing Silver 4 Products Products Adventure Cam H20 Figure 1 A Viosport custom 4 pin plug B 4 5 pigtail cable Figure 2 A D B c A Warranty seal B Main body C 1 4 20 female thread D Rear of camera Resolution 480 TV Lines Light Sensitivity 0 05 Lux F 2 0 CCD Chip Sony Hyper HAD 1 3 Power Supply 12 VDC 4 10 Lens 3 6mm Power Consumption 3 W 10 Field of View 93 degrees Weight 196g H x V pixels NTSC 510 x 492 Dimensions 32mm PAL 500 x 582 x 110mm L Outer Casing Silver 5 Products Products S C 0 U T Cam Figure 1 A Viosport custom 4 pin plug B Coiled cable Figure 2 A Lens cover B Neutral density filter C Retaining ring D Lens E Tension device F Set screw G Main body H 1 4 20 female thread I Rear of camera ea A Allen wrench Figure 3 B T wrench Resolution 520 TV Lines Light Sensitivity 0 2 Lux F 2 0 CCD Chip Sony Ex Vi
20. inal AC adapter e Always unplug your AC power adapter from the wall outlet before cleaning Do not store place or use the AC power adapter where it could come into contact with water or moisture Do not recharge the battery under direct sun light Do not short circuit the metal contacts of the battery pack Do not disassemble deform or reconstruct any part of the battery and charger kit NOTES e It is normal for the AC adapter charging unit and battery to become warm during regular operation or when charging If the charger does not charge the battery check to see if the battery is already fully charged dead faulty or worn out All rechargeable batteries will eventually wear out after being charged for a certain numbers of cycles e Always keep metal contacts clean by wiping the surfaces with a dry soft and clean cloth e Remove the battery from the camcorder Viosport Adventure Camera and or charger after use These devices will continue to drain a small current from your battery even if they are turned off e All batteries will naturally discharge over time even if they are not in use Be sure to recharge the battery on the same day or the day before you plan to use it 3 Welcome Products Adventure Cam A Viosport custom 4 pin plug B Coiled cable Figure 2 A Lens cover B Neutral density filter C Retaining ring D Lens E Tension dev
21. instructions in a section entitled How to record from a TV or VCR I can t plug the Adventure Proprietary input If you have a recording device that has an A V Cam into a recording plug type input plug that does not match the plug type device with the Viosport of the Viosport A V Cable this applies to cables several Sony Cameras follow the instructions on page 11 of this manual to connect your cam to the recorder No A V input If you cannot find an A V input plug on your recording device your recording device is not compatible and will not work with the Viosport helmet cams 18 Support Problem Possible Cause Possible Solution My LCD is showing a blue Recording device 1 Be sure your recording device is in VCR screen needs to be set up to aka VTR or PLAY EDIT mode accept input from 2 Refer to the owner s manual to set up the an outside source device to accept input from an outside source You can generally find the instructions in a section entitled How to record from a TV or VCR Adventure Cam not Call Viosport at 888 579 2267 for technical sending video signal support If they cannot assist in getting your helmet cam working they will issue an RMA for you to return the camera for further testing My LCD screen shows a Tape not present in Load a tape into your recording device blinking red tape the camcorder My LANC Remote powers LANC Remote You are using a camera with an electron
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23. t our video gallery how do your videos compare Enjoy your new equipment David Ollila President V L O Inc www viosport com www viotac com 2 Welcome Welcome Cam Care amp Safety Precautions PLEASE READ THE INFORMATION AND FOLLOW ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING THIS PRODUCT Viosport Helmet Cam CARE e Clean and inspect after every use Be sure to use a non abrasive cloth when cleaning the lens e Inspect all plug terminals to make sure that they are clean and in proper alignment e Never force a connection e Always hold the cable end to connect and disconnect e Store your equipment in a cool dry place e Check all cables for cracks or exposed wires if a cable is suspect discard and replace e Cameras are not serviceable do not attempt to open the case as this will void any possible warranty The Adventure Cam 3 and S C O U T Cam have replaceable lenses removing the front lens cover will not cause damage and will not void your warranty Viosport 12v Rechargeable Battery Pack IMPORTANT WARNING Charge the Li Ion battery with the charging unit and power adapter included in the package only Inserting any other power adapters may damage the device destroy the battery pack void the warranty and or cause injury to the user CAUTIONS e Always unplug the charger when not in use e Always replace frayed or damaged wires and broken plugs immediately e Always use the charger with the orig
24. tes V L O Inc Viosport Viotac 100 N Front Street Marquette MI 49855 viosport viotac Website www viosport com Website www viotac com Email info viosport com Email info viotac com Toll free 888 579 CAMS 2267 Toll free 877 423 8678 Local 906 226 9393 Local 906 226 9343 Fax 906 228 6566 Fax 906 228 6566 wearable video technology 2005 V LO Inc All rights reserved Viosport the Viosport logo the VioTac logo Adventure Cam 3 S C O U T Cam Adventure Cam H20 and Adventure Cam II are trademarks or registered trademarks of V 1 O Inc
25. utput plug of the cigarette lighter power cable into the charging unit and plug into a cigarette lighter outlet The GREEN LED indicator on the charging unit will light up to indicate it is powered properly and ready for use 4 Plug the cable of charging unit into the socket of the battery The LED indicator on the charging unit will turn RED to indicate the battery is receiving charge As soon as the battery is fully charged the same LED indicator will turn GREEN to indicate your battery is fully charged and ready for use Disconnect the charger from the battery after the battery is charged How To Connect LANG to Recording Device 1 Locate the LANC terminal on the camcorder Plug the LANC remote into the LANC terminal 2 Make sure your camcorder is in VCR VTR or PLAY mode to use it in conjunction with the LANC remote control and Viosport Adventure Cam 13 How To How To Connect Cam to Television Helmet Cam Viosport RCA A V Cable Power Source 1 To connect your cam to your TV you must use the Viosport RCA A V cable shown above Your television must accept RCA input or be connected to a VCR or DVD player with RCA input in order to connect the Viosport camera system 2 Plug the yellow male RCA plug into the yellow VIDEO _ AUDIO or video input terminal on the television and plug the white male RCA plug into the white red or audio input terminal on the television Be sure to have the
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