Coleman Aktiksport CX9WP User manual

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Table of Contents
1. Key Features ......................................................................................3
2. Package Contents ..............................................................................3
3. Camera Body Overview...................................................................... 4
4. Using the Camera............................................................................... 6
4.1. Opening the Back Cover............................................................ 6
4.2. Charging up the Battery ............................................................. 6
4.3. Inserting a MicroSD Memory Card (not included) ..................... 7
4.4. Auto Rotation ............................................................................. 7
5. Camera Function................................................................................ 8
5.1. Turning ON/OFF the Camera.................................................... 8
5.2. Recording Videos .................................................................... 11
5.3. Taking Photos ......................................................................... 13
6. Sport Function ................................................................................. 14
6.1. Powering ON/OFF .................................................................. 14
6.2. Introduction of the Main Menu................................................ 16
6.3. Explanation of the Status Icons.............................................. 16
6.4. General Rules of Selection .................................................... 17
6.5. Ride Recording....................................................................... 18
6.6. Changing Settings during Ride Recording ............................. 24
6.7. Pausing/Resuming/Finishing the Ride Recording.................. 27
6.8. Reviewing Your Riding History............................................... 28
6.9. Setting Menu .......................................................................... 33
7. Connecting Your Camera to a PC......................................................... 36
8. Connecting Your Camera to an HDTV .................................................. 36
8.1. Taking Photos with HDTV ...................................................... 37
8.2. Recording Videos with HDTV................................................. 38
8.3. Playing Back Photo Files with HDTV ..................................... 39
8.4. Playing Back Video Files with HDTV ..................................... 39

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8.5. Deleting Photo/ Video Files with HDTV ...................................40
8.6. Changing your Camera Settings.............................................. 41
9. Mounting your camera ...................................................................... 43
9.1. Secure Strap............................................................................ 43
9.2. Mounting on Bike Helmet/Backpack........................................43
9.3. Mounting on your Motorcycle Helmet...................................... 43
9.4. Mounting Your Camera on the Handlebar or Pole .................. 46
10. Specifications ................................................................................... 50
11. Computer System Minimum Requirements......................................51
12. Troubleshooting ................................................................................ 52
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1. Key Features
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yThe Coleman AktivSport CX9WP is a sports/action
camera with a built-in GPS radio and G-sensor to
record exercise information including workout distance,
time, pace, calories and speed.
yThe camera can be mounted virtually anywhere.
When mounted on a bicycle, the rider can record
their point of view during cycling, and trace their
cycling track and all workout statistics.
yShoot 1080p30fps / 720p60fps video.
ySnap 16.0 Mega Pixels photographs.
yUltra-Wide 170º angle lens.
yOLED Status Display for setup and features.
yWaterproof to 10 ft/ 3 meters.
yThe camera is drop-proof to 1.2 meters.
yShow sport workout information through the display.
yBacklit display allows the user to see the display in
the dark.
ySupports MicroSD & MicroSDHC memory card up to
32GB.
ySave workout route GPS data in GPX file format on
memory card.
yVideo with GPS information can be played back with
the include Kinomap software.
2. Package Contents
Carefully unpack the package and ensure that you have the
following accessories:

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1 Body Piece with 2 sets
of screws and nuts 790
oCam Adapter
2 Helmet Strap with clip
(15") x 2 8 CamLOCK Key
3 Helmet Base with 3M
VHB adhesive 9 Secure string
4 Mini USB cable 10 Neoprene Carry Bag
5 Bike Mount 11 Kinomap CD
6 Helmet Wings with flat
eva-pad x 2 12 Quick User Guide
3. Camera Body Overview
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1 Cover Lens 170° Ultra-Wide Angle Lens
2 Power/Shutter
Button
1. Power the camera on or off
2. Snap single photograph
3 LED Indicator Display the camera’s status
4 Record & Stop
Slide Switch
Slide to start or stop video
recording
5 Tripod Socket Accepts CamLocker or other mount
using similar tripod mount
6 Camera Cover
Latch Locks the back cover
7 Camera Cover Shields the camera from water and
dust intrusion
8 Strap Vent Loop with wrist or secure tether
9 Left Button
1. Move to left / previous selection
2. Choose the top left option on the
display
3. Decrease the number when
setting a value for Date & Time or
settings
10 Right Button
1. Move to right / next selection
2. Choose the top right option on
the display
3. Increase the number when
setting a value for Date & Time or
settings
11 Back Button
1. Return to previous selection or
interface
2. Choose the bottom left option on
the display
12 Enter Button
1. Enter or confirm the selection
2. Move to next selection
3. Choose the bottom right option
on the display
13 Display Display the sport and settings
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14 Reset Button Reset the camera
15 Micro USB
Port
1. Connect to a computer via the
USB cable provided for data
transfer and camera setup
2. Charge your camera
16 MicroSD Card
Slot MicroSD card storage slot
17 Mini HDMI
Jack
Connect the camera to an HDTV
with an HDMI cable (not included)
4. Using the Camera
4.1 Opening the Back Cover
Slide to unlock the camera latch and open the camera back
cover as shown below:
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4.2 Charging the Built-in Battery
Charge your camera by connected the included USB cable to a
USB 2.0 computer port or through a universal AC adapter (not
included) plugged into the socket. When the camera is charging ,
an LED indicator will illuminate in RED and turns off once the
camera is fully charged. Additionally, the “Charging” icon will
display on the LCD screen. Allow the camera to charge for up
to 2 hours to fully charge the battery.

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4.3 Inserting a MicroSD Memory Card (not included)
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Insert a MicroSD card (not included) before using your camera.
Ensure that the camera is powered OFF before inserting the
memory card into the slot.
Notes:
1. Do not force the card into the card slot as it may damage
both the camera and the MicroSD card. It can only be
inserted one way.
2. A new MicroSD card should be formatted before use. For
more information, refer to section 6.9, 7 and 8.6.
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4.4 Auto Rotation 
The camera has a built-in sensor that detects the camera’s
orientation. This feature is available for both video recording and
photo capturing.
By rotating your camera 180° from the default position, the
recorded video will also rotate to the same angle. Moreover, by
rotating your camera 90°, 180° or 270° from the default position,

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a captured photo will also rotate to the same angle. This allows
the user to mount the camera in different positions without
recording a rotated or inverted view.
Notes:
1. Adjust your camera’s orientation before you start video
recording. The rotation feature will not be activated
throughout the recording.
2. You can disable the auto-rotation feature in the “General
settings” in the Setting menu. Refer to section 6.9.
5. Camera Function
5.1Turning ON/OFF the Camera
To power ON the camera:
Press and hold the button. The camera will vibrate and a
green LED will illuminate.
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Notes:
1. When you power the camera, the sport function will turn on
as well.
The Sports+ splash screen will quickly display on the
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2. If the Sport function has been turned on before you power
on the camera, the display will remain at the status of the
Sport interface.
3. If the camera is being powered on the first time, it will enter
DATE & TIME setup mode. Only after you have completed
the settings for Date & Time can the camera enter the Ride
interface.
To set DATE & TIME:
General rules:
1. The flashing value represents the current option ready to be
set.
2. Press the Back button or the Enter button to
navigate to the option you would like to set.
3. Press the Left button to decrease the value or press the
Right button to increase the value.

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4. Press the to confirm and move to the next setting
option. YEAR ÆMONTH ÆDATE ÆTIME FORMAT
ÆHOUR ÆMINUTE.
First, it will enter the DATE setup interface. In the DATE setup
interface, you can set values for YEAR, MONTH and DATE.
(Date Range: 2013.01.01-2100.12.31)
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After completing the setting for DATE, it will enter the TIME
setup interface. In the DATE setup interface, you can set the
TIME format at either 12 hr or 24hr, also, the value for HOUR
and MINUTE.
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Press the Left button or the Right button to select the time
display format from 24 hr or 12hr. You may follow the general
rules above to complete the settings for HOUR and MINUTE.

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If 24hr is chosen as the time display format (Time Range:
00:00-23:59);
If 12hr is chosen as the Time display format (Time Range:
12:00-11:59 am/pm).
After completing the settings for minute, the DATE & TIME
information will be saved.
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To turn OFF the camera:
Press and hold the button. The camera will vibrate for two
seconds and a green LED will turn off.
Notes:
1. The sport function will not disable along with the camera’s
powering off. The display will remain in the Sport interface.
2. If the auto power off is set at "1 Min "or "3 Min" in the “General
settings” in the Setting menu. (Refer to section 6.9), the
camera will turn off automatically if no input is detected within
the preset time.
5.2 Recording Videos
There are two methods to begin recoding video. When the
camera starts recording, the camera will initiate a short vibration
indicating that recording has started. The LED indicator
illuminates RED throughout recording.
1. Whether the camera is ON or OFF, simply slide the Recording
Slide Switch to the “REC” mode to begin recording.

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2. When your camera is OFF and the Recording Slide Switch
is in the ”REC” mode, press and hold the Power
button to power the camera ON. It will begin recording within
2-3 seconds of power-up.
Tip:
If no GPS signal is received when recording video the first time,
the display will show “GPS signal is not acquired, the recording
video may not contain accurate geo information”. It will then
jump to the RIDE interface.
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To stop Recording, slide the Recording Slide Switch to show the
“STOP” mode .The camera will vibrate and the LED indicator will
illuminate GREEN to indicate recording has stopped. The
camera will then enter into standby mode.
An additional option is to hold the Power button to stop the
recording and power the camera off. The camera will vibrate and
the red LED light will no longer illuminate.
Notes:
1. Changing the video resolution is disabled during video
recording.
2. There is a 2-3 second delay before the camera begins
recording.
3. Ensure that there is enough memory available on the
MicroSD card. If the memory card is full, the camera will
vibrate for five seconds and a green LED will flash
continuously.
4. You can playback video with GPS information using the
included Coleman GPS Review Kinomap software.

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5. You may install the software from the included CD-ROM, or
you may visit: http://www.kinomap.com/#!download/kinomap_uploader_pc to
download the software.
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5.3 Taking Photos
Power the camera on by pressingthe button.
1. Snap a photo in Single mode
To capture a Photo, make sure the camera is in Single mode.
Refer to section 6.9.
Press and release the button to take a photo. A short
vibration and a green LED indicator will confirm the shot was
successful.
2. Snap photos in Time-Lapse mode
Time-Lapse mode captures a series of photos at 10 seconds, 30
seconds or 1 minute intervals.
To capture a Time-Lapse series, make sure the camera is in
Time Lapse mode. Refer to section 6.9.
Press and release the button. The camera will initiate a
countdown. The green LED will flash once and the camera will
vibrate each time a photo is taken.
To stop Time-Lapse:
Press the button to stop and exit the Time-Lapse mode and
return to standby mode.
Note:
If you initiate video recording or power the camera off, the
Time-Lapse mode will also exit.
3. Snap a photo in Self-Timer mode
A tripod is recommended for stabilizing the image and avoiding
blur.
To capture a photo, make sure the camera is in Self-Timer mode.
Refer to section 6.9.
Aim towards the object you wish to snap a photo of. Press and
release the button. The photo will capture after the timer
reaches the delay time of 2 or 10 seconds.

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If you have selected 2 seconds as the delay time: During
countdown, a green LED will flash rapidly and the camera will
vibrate once the photo is taken.
If you have selected 10 seconds as the delay time: During
countdown, a green LED will flash once every second in the first
8 seconds, while in the last 2 seconds, the green LED will flash
rapidly and the camera will vibrate once the photo is taken.
Notes:
1. After taking the photo, it will return to Single mode.
2. If you initiate video recording or power the camera off, the
Self-Timer mode will also exit.
Reminders:
1. The Still Photo function cannot be enabled during video
recording.
2. If your memory card is full, the camera will vibrate for five
seconds and a green LED will flash continuously.
6. Sport Function
The embedded GPS function enables your camera to display
the exercise information including workout distance, time, pace
and calories. The AktivSport CX9WP can be mounted onto a
bicycle to record the view during cycling. It can also trace your
cycling track and all pertinent workout status.
You may enable the Sport function whether the camera is in
Power-on mode, Recording mode or Power-off mode.
6.1 Powering On / Off
Enable the Sport Function:
There are two methods for enabling the sport function.
Press and holdthe buttonto power the camera on.
Press and hold the Enter button to enable the Sport
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The Sports+ animation will quickly display on-screen and will
then jump to the Ride interface.
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Note:
If the Sport function is enabled for the first time, it will enter
DATE & TIME setup mode.
Only after completing the settings for DATE & TIME can the
camera enter the Ride interface. Please refer to section “To set
DATE & TIME” to set the date and time for your camera.
Disable the Sport Function:
Press and hold the Enter button to disable the Sport
function. The Sport+animation will quickly display on-screen
and the screen will then turn off.
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Backlight
Press and hold the Back button for 1- 2 seconds to enable
or disable the backlight accordingly.
When the backlight is off, press any one of the navigation
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illuminate the backlight for a short duration. Please refer to
section 6.9 to set the specific backlight duration time.
6.2 Introduction of the Main Menu
The main menu is composed of three sections: RIDE, HISTORY
and SETTINGS.
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Press the Left button or the Right button to toggle
between the three interfaces of the main menu.
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6.3 Explanation of the Status Icons
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Item Function Description
1 GPS Reception
Status Shows the intensity of the GPS signal
2 Battery Power
Indicator
Fully charged
Low battery. Recharge needed
3 Page Shows the current settings page
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4 Recording
Status Indicator
If the icon is displayed on the screen,
the camera is recording a video;
If the icon is not displayed on the
screen, the camera is not recording a
video.
5 Riding Status
Indicator
If the icon is displayed on the screen,
the Ride recording is ongoing;
If the icon is not displayed on the
screen, the Ride recording is either
paused or disabled.
6 Hi Info
Shows the parameters on the upper
area of the Ride recording interface.
Available parameters: Time,
Distance, Speed (Pace) / Calories.
7 Lo Info
Shows the parameters on the lower
area of the Ride recording interface.
Available parameters : Time /
Distance /Speed (Pace)
6.4 General Rules of Selection
1 Top Left Selection
2 Bottom Left Selection
3 Top Right Selection
4 Bottom Right Selection

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Select an option by pressing the LEFT / RIGHT / BACK
/ ENTER button located on the side of the camera body.
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Select “back” to return to the previous interface.
6.5 Ride Recording
There are three ways for you to conduct Ride recording. To
begin with Ride recording, select your desired Ride recording
method from “quick start”, “time” or “distance” by pressing their
corresponding buttons on the side of the camera body.
Enable the Sport function and enter the Ride interface.
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Enter the Ride interface by pressing the Enter button to
select the ride startup options.

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Note:
In order to display comprehensive exercise information, please
make sure your camera can receive the GPS signal while riding.
Otherwise, the display will show ”GPS signal is not acquired, do
you want to continue”.
Select “no” to return to the previous interface.
Select “yes” to start with normal Ride recording.
While there is no GPS signal, only the time counter will be
function.
1. Quick starting the RIDE
Select “quick start” by pressing the Left button
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The ”ready” and “go” animation will be quickly display on-screen
before jumping to the Ride recording interface. The display will
show the Ride recording data.