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QUICK START GUIDE
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
Orbit Camera
(TX)
USB-C to USB-C Cable
Connects to Reciever
USB-C to USB-A Cable
Connects to Reciever
HDMI Cable
Connects to Reciever
(HDMI Mode Only)
USB-C to USB-C Cable
For Charging Only
Power Brick
For Charging Camera
Wireless Receiver
(RX)
CHARGING
Battery Indicator:
Lights Flashing 1, 2, 3: Charging
3 Lights: 75% - 100% Remaining
2 Lights: 50-75% Remaining
1 Light: 25-50% Remaining
1 Light (Flashing): Less than 25% Remaining
IMPORTANT: MUST USE USB-C
CABLE MARKED “POWER ONLY”
IMPORTANT: ONLY CHARGE
CAMERA USING LEFT USB-C PORT
BATTERY LIFE: ~6-8 Hrs
CHARGING TIME: ~3 Hrs
IMPORTANT: CAMERA AND RECEIVER
MUST HAVE “LINE-OF-SIGHT”
SEE BACKSIDE
FOR MORE INFO
Wireless USB Setup
A
Connect Wireless Reciever dongle to computer with either the USB-C to A or USB-C to C cable.
DO NOT use cable marked “power only”. Reciever will power-on automatically and search for camera.
Aim Wireless Reciever antenna towards Camera’s antenna
Line-of-sight is required. See the backside for more details.
Power-On Orbit Camera by pressing the power button on the side of the camera.
Open any camera software on computer and select “HoverCam Orbit” as camera input.
We recommend using the free HoverCam Flex software downloadable from hovercam.com/software
Wait for Orbit to Connect. Loading screen will display until camera connects. When wireless status
indicators on Camera (TX) and Reciever (RX) are solid blue, connection is complete. Connection takes ~ 30 sec.
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CAMERA CONTROLS
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Wireless HDMI Setup
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Mount Wireless Reciever dongle to display
Connect Wireless Receiver to display using the included HDMI cable.
Connect Wireless Receiver to power source Use either USB-C to A
or USB-C to C cable to connect to USB port on display (or to wall using power brick)
Aim Wireless Reciever’s antenna towards Camera’s antenna
Line-of-sight is required. See the backside for details.
Power-On Orbit Camera by pressing power button on side.
Power-On Display and switch input to correct HDMI port.
Wait for Orbit to Connect. Loading screen will display
until camera connects. When wireless status indicators on
Camera and Reciever are solid blue, connection
is complete. Connection takes ~ 30 seconds.
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Back of
Display
Flashing: Searching for Camera
Solid: Connected
Off: Camera/Receiver Off
Wireless Status
Indicator:
Take Snapshot
Record Video
Freeze Image
Stop Recording
Wireless Status Indicator
Battery Status
Note: These buttons for local recording with Micro-SD card only, but you can
download HoverCam software to take snapshots / record videos onto computer.
Enable Autofocus
Camera will constantly
adjust focus
Autofocus Lock
Focus will be locked until
AF is pressed again.
Zoom-In
Flip 180º
Zoom-Out
To HDMI Port
To USB Port
Transmitting antenna on Camera (TX)
must be able to “see" receiving antenna
on Wireless Reciever (RX)
© Copyright 2023 Hovercam®. All rights reserved. Hovercam® is a registered trademark of
Pathway Innovations, Inc.he following granted or pending patents have been filed by
Pathway Innovations, Inc. (D.B.A. Hovercam) with the United Sates Patent and Trademark
Office (USPTO): https://www.hovercam.com/patents. 220440
SUPPORT
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Wireless Receiver Positioning Guide
Signal can be blocked by large objects. Ensure
Camera has clear line-of-sight to Receiver.
The signal can pass through windows. Avoid
facing antenna towards windows, and opt for
line of sight positioning.
Camera and Reciever must be in the same
room, within line-of-sight of each other.
Mount Wireless Receiver high-up on display
for best signal reception.
DO NOT hide Receiver behind display. Reciever
must have open line of sight with Camera.
In enclosed rooms, signal can bounce off
walls, so Camera’s antenna doesn’t always
have to directly face Receiver.
Sitting or standing in front of Camera’s antenna
can cause signal drop. Do not stand between
Camera and Receiver.
Do not position Recever in places where
chances of signal interruption are greater.
Keeping Camera’s antenna unobstructed and
facing Receiver provides the strongest signal.
Rotate antennas upwards for strongest
connection and heat management.
DO NOT operate while antennas are folded
down flush to the body. DO NOT point
antennas directly into solid surfaces.
Position Receiver as high as possible to
maximize line-of-sight and minimize
chances of signal interruption.
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