DRIFT GHOST 4K User manual

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GHOST 4K
LCD Module Quick Guide

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Thank you for purchasing the Drift Ghost 4K LCD Module
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WARRANTY
Warranty does not apply if the product is damaged due to physical abuse,
mishandling, accident, fire, frostbite, water damage, negligence or failure
to follow the supplied operating instructions. For more information on
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Getting Started
Module Removal + Attachment
Navigation + Gestures
Screen Lock + Power Down/Up
Mode Menu
Recording Mode Settings Menu
Advanced Settings Menu
General Settings Menu
Gallery Menu (playback and deleting files)
Button Control
Disclosures
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Contents

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Securement Pins
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Rear Button
Middle Button
Front Button
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Module Notch
Module Dock Area
30 Pin Connector
LCD Touch Screen
Female Connector
Getting Started
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Module Removal
Before removing a
module, please ensure
that the camera is
powered o.
If your camera has
a module docked,
remove by following
these instructions:
1. Place index finger
onto the module
notch.
2. Pull outwards,
pivoting on the
module.
Dethatching the
module exposes the
female connector and
module dock area.
A tool may be used
alternatively to
remove the module.

5Module Attachment
Warning: Please ensure that the connectors are plugged together; if securement pins have locked
into place, but the connector remained undocked; remove the module and repeat attachment.
During step 2, you may press the module firmly on the connector side area, to ensure connector
docking before securement pins locking into place.
SCREEN + CAMERA POWER ON/OFF
The LCD module will turn on/o automatically when docked onto the Ghost 4K.
1. Press and hold the button to power the camera and LCD module on.
2. To power o, press and hold the button for 3 seconds.
Before installing,
please ensure that the
camera is powered
o. To attach, follow
these instructions:
1. Place the module
on the camera
body, ensuring that
the module’s 30
pin connector is
above the camera’s
female connector.
2. Press down
on both ends
simultaneously,
until the module
clicks into place.

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Navigation centres from the Ghost 4K Live View (Live View Main screen). When
the camera is powered on, this is the default screen showing current mode, mode
settings, battery and SD card status, as well as a live image. Additional information is
displayed in settings such as Car DVR and when Wi-Fi is On.
Navigation + Gestures
Mode Icon
Mode
Settings
Battery +
SD Status Wi-Fi Icon when setting
is ON
DVR Interval
when mode
is selected
Three gestures are used to operate the camera: swiping, tapping and press holding.
Swiping
From the Main Screen,
swipes accesses menus.
In menus swipes allow
browsing through lists.
Press-Hold
Press hold activates and
deactivates screen locking
and LCD power in the
Main screen.
Tapping
Tapping is used at
all stages to select
an option; turning a
setting on/o.

7Screen Lock + Power Down/Up
To lock and power down touchscreen:
Locked screen
To unlock and power up touchscreen:
In the unlocked state, from the Live View
screen, press hold on the centre of the
LCD touchscreen. A locked icon will
display, and the screen will power down.
Tapping on the screen when locked
will display a locked screen reminder,
followed by return to a powered down
screen state.
With the camera on, in the locked
state, press hold on the centre of the
LCD touchscreen, the LCD screen will
brighten and show the Live View screen.
The LCD module can be locked and powered down from the Live View screen, to
prevent accidental touch input, and conserve battery life.
Swipe Tap Press Hold
Gesture Key:

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Mode Menu
In the Mode Menu three icons are shown on the left: a camera, video camera and
reset icon. Tapping these icons shows related options in the right column.
After selecting a recording mode, the Ghost 4K will return to the Live View screen
in the chose mode. After selecting and confirming the ‘Format SD Card’ option, the
camera will return to the Live View screen in the last chosen recording mode. After
selecting and confirming the ‘Reset Settings’ option, the camera returns to the Live
View screen in the last recording mode with default settings.
Tap the camera icon
to select a photo
mode: still, timelapse,
photoburst
Tap the video icon to
select a video mode:
Video Tagging, Video,
Car DVR
Tap the restart icon to
select a restart option:
Reset to factory settings,
Format SD Card
Swipe up from the Live View
screen to access the Mode
Menu, swipe down from the
Mode Menu to return to the
Live View screen.

9Recording Mode Settings Menu
Video: Select a resolution to move onto frame rate selection.
Select a frame rate to return to the Live View with selected changes.
Car DVR: Select a resolution to move onto frame rate selection. Select a frame
rate to move onto Car DVR intervals, select an interval to return to Live View.
Video Tag: Select a resolution to move onto frame rate selection. Select a frame
rate to move onto Video tagging intervals, select an interval to return to Live View.
On the Live View screen,
mode settings are
presented in the top bar;
resolution, frame rate,
and interval settings are
available according to the
current mode. Tap the top
bar to access the settings
for the current mode.

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Recording Mode Settings Menu
Photo: Select a resolution, once chosen returns to Live View screen.
Additional Navigation: E.g.: If the user selects 4KUHD, 24/25/30FPS are presented.
Photoburst: Select a resolution to move onto duration and rate selection.
Select a duration and rate to return to the Live View, with selected changes.
Timelapse: Select a resolution to move onto interval selection.
Select an interval to return to the Live View, with chosen settings.
Pressing the button returns to the last
menu, see button controls in pg. 16.
Additional options, if available
for a chosen setting would be
present in a next menu.
E.g.: At 1080p, other options
include 60, 100 and 120 FPS.
Unavailable options for particular
configurations are greyed out.
In this case 48/50 additional
video resolutions.

11 Advanced Settings Menu
Swipe left from the Live
View screen to access
the Advanced Settings
Menu, swipe right from the
Advanced Settings Menu
to return back into the Live
View screen.
In the Advanced Settings
Menu nine icons are
presented, from top right to
bottom left: Field of View,
ISO, Bit Rate, Microphone,
Self-Timer, Connectivity
(Wi-Fi and Bluetooth
pairings), Filters, Exposure,
Video Stabilisation.
Tapping on an icon leads
to its respective menu and
display of options.

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General Settings Menu
Swipe right from the
Live View screen to access
the General Settings Menu.
Swipe left from the
General Settings Menu
to return back into the
Live View screen.
In the General Settings Menu you’ll find some further
recording options and preferences. Swipe up and
down the listed features to see currently selected
options. Tap on a setting to open its menu.

13 Gallery Menu
The LCD module can be
used to view and manage
your videos and photos.
Swipe down from the Live
View screen to access the
Gallery, swipe up to return
to the Live View.
Tap the top right icon
to filter gallery files by
type. This will cycle from
videos, photos, timelapses
and photobursts.

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On the top right corner of
the gallery is a trash can
icon, tap it to delete the
current file.
Tapping the icon leads to
a delete prompt. Selecting
‘No’ returns back.
Selecting ‘Yes’ leads to
confirmation of deletion,
and returns to the gallery.
Swipe left or right to view
the next or previous file.
Alternatively, press arrows
on the side to navigate.
Gallery Menu

15 Gallery Menu
VIDEO PLAYBACK
Pressing the central icon starts video playback. Tap the screen’s centre to pause/
play. Whilst video is playing, swipe left to rewind; swipe right to fast forwards. 1
swipe; 2x speed, 2 swipes; 4x speed, 3 swipes; 8x speed.
VIEW TIMELAPSE/PHOTOBURST
Having selected a photo sequence, tapping the central icon enters the sequence,
showing the first image within the photoburst or timelapse. Tap the side arrows to
navigate into the next or last image in the sequence.
VIEW PHOTOS
Filtering image in the top right icon leads to their full display.

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Button Control
The camera buttons can also be used to enhance navigation.
From the Live View, press
the REAR button to
scroll through modes.
From any menu, press the
Rear button to return
to the previous screen.
Press FRONT button .
to return to the Live View.
Press the MIDDLE Button to highlight
each option in turn.
Press the BACK button to scroll
through the available options for the
highlighted setting.
From the Live View, you can also use the
camera buttons to make changes to the
settings indicated in the top bar.
Quick access to recording,
and return to a last menu are
achieved via button control.

17 Disclosures
WARNING
Failure to follow these safety instructions
could result in fire, electric shock or
other injury or damage to the LCD
Module, Ghost 4K camera or other
property.
HANDLING
The LCD Module contains sensitive
components. Do not drop, disassemble,
open, crush, bend, deform, puncture,
shred, microwave, incinerate or paint
the LCD Module. Do not insert foreign
objects into the port opening on the LCD
Module. Do not use the LCD Module if
it has been damaged—for example, if
cracked, punctured or harmed by water.
The LCD Module screen is made of glass.
Glass may break if dropped or receives
a substantial impact, or is crushed, bent
or deformed. If glass chips or cracks, do
not touch or attempt to remove broken
glass. Glass cracked due to misuse or
abuse is not covered.
KEEPING THE LCD SCREEN CLEAN
Clean the LCD screen immediately if it
comes in contact with any contaminant
that may cause staining, such as ink, dye,
makeup, dirt, food, oil or lotion. To clean
the LCD screen, use a soft, slightly damp,
lint-free cloth. Do not allow moisture to
enter port openings. Do not use window
cleaners, household cleaners, aerosol
sprays, solvents, alcohol, ammonia or
abrasives to clean the LCD Module.
AVOID WATER AND WET LOCATIONS
Do not use the LCD Module in rain or
near washbasins or other wet locations
without protecting it. Do not spill food or
liquid onto the LCD Module. If the LCD
Module gets wet, turn o the camera
and disconnect
the screen before cleaning. Allow the
screen to dry thoroughly before using
it again. Do not dry the LCD Module
with an external heat source such as a
microwave oven or hair dryer. Damage to
the LCD Module caused by contact with
liquid is not covered under the warranty.

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