ACME VR302 User manual

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Model: VR302

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EN 4K Sports & action camera USER MANUAL
Technical specications
Video resolutions: 4K/30 FPS, 4K/25 FPS (EIS),
2.7K/60 FPS, 2.7K/30 FPS (EIS), 1080p/100 FPS,
1080p/60 FPS (EIS), 720p/200 FPS.
Photo resolution: 12 megapixels.
Image stabilization: electronic image
stabilization (only in specied video modes).
Lens angle of view: 170°.
Connections: Wi-Fi, micro-USB, micro-HDMI.
Expandable memory: micro-SD up to 64 GB.*
*Minimum speed class: 10. The UHS 3 (U3) speed
class is required for resolutions above 1080p and
high frame rate modes.
Waterproof case: up to 30 m.
Remote control: 2.4 GHZ, splash-proof, up to 8
m distance.
Battery: user replaceable, Li-on.
Battery life: up to 80 minutes of video recording
(depends on video resolution).
Device requirements for the Ez iCam
application: Android 5.0 or later / iOS 10 or later.
Camera weight: 77 g (including the battery).
THE BASICS
Status lights
Battery door
Micro-SD slot
Shutter/select button
Speaker
Power/mode button
Micro-HDMI (cable
not included)
Microphone
Micro-USB port
Wi-Fi button
Touch display

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INCLUDED ACCESSORIES
Waterproof housing Mount 1 Mount 2 Mount 3 Mount 4 Mount 5
Frame Handle bar/ pole mount Helmet mounts Tripod Battery Micro-USB cable
Bandage Tethers Remote control*
*Remote control comes with the user replaceable CR2032 type battery
preinstalled. Remove the protective lm from the remote control before
using it for the rst time.

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BATTERY CHARGING
• Charge the battery by connecting the camera to
the USB charging adapter or another powered
USB port (power bank, computer, etc.) using the
included or another good quality micro-USB cable.
• During charging the status light on the camera
will be RED. The status light will turn o when the
battery is fully charged.
• Chargingtakesupto2hours.
• You can record videos and take photos while
charging the battery.
Camera usage in cold conditions
Cold temperature can decrease the battery life. For
better using experience in cold conditions, keep the
camera in a warm place prior to use. If the camera is
turned o and kept in cold temperature for too long,
battery voltage and charge state may decrease to a
critical level and the camera may not turn on –please
recharge the battery.
Waterproof camera housing
• The waterproof housing helps to protect
the camera from water, dirt, sand and other
environmental hazards.
• Rubber seals in the camera housing protect your
camera in wet or underwater conditions. Keep the
housing’s rubber seal clean. A small particle of dirt
or foreign material can cause a leak and damage
your camera.
• After use in salty water, rinse the outside of the
waterproof housing with non-salty water and dry it.
• Warrantydoesnotcoverwaterdamageresultedfrom
user’s errors.
• Touchscreencontrolswillnotworkwhenthecamera
is placed into the waterproof housing. Please use
physical buttons.
• Usingthecamerainthewaterproofhousingwillcause
lower audio recording quality.
STATUS LIGHTS
A B
Red status light A
It shows battery charging
status: During charging, it
glows RED, when the battery
is full, the LED light will be OFF.
Blue status light B
In a video mode: When a
video is being recorded, it will
constantly blink.
In a photo mode: When you
press the shutter/select button
, the status light will blink
once after a photo is taken.
Powering ON/OFF
To power on: Press the power/mode button once.
To power o: press and hold the power/mode button for 3 seconds.
Inserting and removing the micro-SD card
The camera must be powered o before inserting or removing the card.
Please format the card in the settings menu when using it with the camera
for the rst time.
Slide the memory card with
your ngernail into the
card slot as shown in the
illustration.
When fully inserted, the card
clicks into the place.
Place your ngernail against
the edge of the memory card
and lightly press it further
into the camera.
The card springs out to be
removed.

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TOUCH DISPLAY
The integrated touch display lets you control your camera and its settings, play back videos and view photos.
Youcanalsouseitasaviewndersoyoucanseewhatyourcameraseesforshot-framing.
Turning the touch display on/o
The touch display automatically turns on/o when you power the camera on/o.
Touch display gestures
Use these gestures to navigate the touch display.When swiping, swipe from the edge of the screen.
Tap:
Select an item and
turn a setting on/o.
Swipe right:
Switch between video
and photo modes
when used from
the main screen.
Swipe left:
Access the other modes
window when used
from the main screen.
Swipe up:
Access advanced
settings when used
from the screens of the
following modes: video,
burst, time lapse video,
time lapse photo.
Camera display overview
Camera mode icon
Duration of the current video le
Number of photos saved into the micro-SD card
Maximum video
duration of the
video that can be
recorded into the
micro-SD card
Battery status icon
Photo brightness
slider: slide it
with your nger
to adjust
Video resolution
and frames
per second
Maximum number
of photos that can
be captured into
the micro-SD card
Photo resolution

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Camera modes overview
Turn the camera on and repeatedly press the power/mode button or swipe the display to the right to cycle through camera modes.
The following modes can be accessed from the main screen:
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Video
Video mode
Record a video.
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Photo
Photo mode
Capture a single photo.
The following modes can be accessed from the other modes screen:
Burst TL Video TL Photo
Video Photo Settings
Burst
Capture several photos in quick succession
by pressing the shutter/select button .
TL Video
Record a time lapse video.
TL Photo
Capture a series of photos at set time intervals.
Video playback
Playback recorded videos.
Photo playback
Playback recorded videos.
Settings
Adjust various settings of the camera.

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VIDEO MODE
Be sure that the camera is in a video mode.
To start recording:
Press the shutter/select button . The camera will
emit a single beep sound and will start recording. The
blue status light will be blinking during the recording.
To stop recording:
Press the shutter/select button . The camera will
emit a single beep sound and will stop recording.
PHOTO MODE
Be sure that the camera is in a photo mode.
To take a photo:
Press the shutter/select button . The camera will
emit a camera shutter sound.
BURST MODE
To capture a series of photos, verify that the camera is
in a burst mode. In the burst mode your camera takes 3
photos in 1 second, 7 photos in 2 seconds, 15 photos in
4 seconds and 24 photos in 8 seconds.
To take a burst series:
Press the shutter/select button . The camera will
emit a camera shutter sound.
TL (TIME LAPSE) VIDEO
Be sure that the camera is in aTL video mode. In this mode your
camera captures a series of photos following second intervals:
0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 20, 30, and 60. Captured photos will be
automatically combined into a single time lapse video le.
To record a TL video:
Press the shutter/select button . The camera will emit a
single beep sound and will start recording.
To stop recording:
Press the shutter/select button . The camera will emit a
single beep sound and will stop recording.
TL (TIME LAPSE) PHOTO
Be sure that the camera is in a TL photo mode.
In this mode your camera captures a series of photos following
second intervals: 3, 5, 10, 30, and 60.
Captured photos can be combined into a video le later by
using a computer and various video editing software.
To capture a TL photo series:
Press the shutter/select button . The camera will initiate a
countdown timer and emit a camera shutter sound each time
after a photo is taken.
Make sure that“TL Photo”is turned on in the advanced settings
menu of this mode, otherwise only a single photo will be
captured after a set time interval.
VIDEO/PHOTO PLAYBACK
1. Access the other modes window by pressing the power/mode button
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2. Select video or photo mode playback by tapping the required
icon.
3. Press the shutter/select button or on-screen icons / II to play/pause
the video.
4. Swipe left or right to see other videos or photos.
5. Press the Wi-Fi button or on-screen icon to exit the playback
mode.
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Time lapse photography is a technique of lming very slow actions
by taking a series of single pictures over a period of time and then
putting them together to show the action happening very quickly.
SETTINGS MENU
Enter the settings menu, use swipe up/down actions to scroll through
various menu items and tap the name of the required settings item.
The following menu items are available in the settings menu:
Video resolution – change the resolution of video capturing.
Photo resolution – shows default photo resolution. It can be adjusted on
some camera models.
Video interval – change the duration of video les for storage into the
micro-SD card: 1 or 5 minutes.*
*Multiple les are written to your memory card so that small segments of
video content can be overwritten during loop recording. When viewing this
content on a computer, you will see separate les for each time segment.

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Looping video – when the micro-SD card memory is full, the
oldest video les will be overwritten with newer video les.
Time stamp – turn o or enable a time stamp on recorded
videos.
Exposure – adjust image quality (darkness and lightness) when
shooting in environments with contrasting lighting conditions.
Burst mode – select a desired number of photos for shooting
in a burst mode.
TL photo interval – select a time interval for photo capturing
in the TL photo mode.
TL photo – disable or enable continuous photo shooting in the
TL photo mode.
TL video resolution – select video resolution for capturing in
the TL video mode.
TL video interval – select a time interval for photo capturing in
the TL video mode.
Power frequency – select the correct electrical frequency
to avoid a video ickering eect in situations when ambient
lightning comes from light bulbs. In Europe this option should
be set to 50 Hz. In the auto mode the correct frequency will be
set automatically.
Language – select a camera system language from the
preinstalled languages list.
Remote control – disable or enable the camera control with the
dedicated remote control.
Date and time – set date and time. If the battery is empty or
removed from the camera, time settings will be reset.
Sound indicator – disable or enable the following camera
operating sounds and adjust volume: shutter sound, start-up
sound and system beeps.
Screen saver – the camera turns o the display after a set period
of time to save energy.
Power saver – the camera shuts down when not used for the
set period of time.
Format – micro-SD cards can be formatted for correct
functioning with the camera. Remember that recordings, photos
and other data stored in the micro-SD card will be erased.
Reset – reset all the settings of the camera to their default state.
Version – shows the camera model and rmware version.
ADVANCED SETTINGS MENU
Video, burst, time lapse video, time lapse photo modes have
their dedicated quick access settings menus.
When you are in one of these modes, use the swipe up gesture
to quickly access the advanced settings menu and adjust
required options.
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Electronic image stabilization (EIS) uses electronic
processing to control image stability. If the device sensors
detect a camera shake, EIS responds by slightly moving
the image to reduce visible image jittering.
VIDEO AND PHOTO RESOLUTIONS
Photos are captured in the 12 Mpix resolution.
Electronic image stabilization (EIS) is supported only in specied
video modes.
Supported video resolutions, frame rate (FPS) and image
stabilization:
4K/30: 3840 x 2160, 30 FPS +EIS
2.7K/60: 2560 x 1440, 60 FPS
2.7K/30: 2560 x 1440, 60 FPS +EIS
1080p/100: 1920 x 1080, 100 FPS
1080p/60: 1920 x 1080, 60 FPS
720p/200: 1280 x 720, 200 FPS
Requirements for micro-SD cards
This action camera is compatible with micro-SD, micro-SDHC
andmicro-SDXCmemorycardswithacapacityupto64GB.You
must use a micro-SD card with at least 8 GB capacity and the
minimum speed rating of Class 10 or UHS-I. 4K/4K and 100/240
FPS (frames per second) video recording modes require micro-
SD cards with the UHS-3 rating.