Intova DUB User manual

USER MANUAL
Thank you for purchasing the
Intova DUB Action Camera!
The rugged and waterproof
DUB will help you capture
high quality video and photos
in many dierent venues and
environments. Please read this
user manual carefully for usage
instructions and maintenance tips.
Enjoy!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page Section
3 PREFACE
4 COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS AND PRECAUTIONS
5 SPECIFICATIONS
6 CAMERA BUTTONS AND INTERFACE
7 CAMERA BUTTONS AND INTERFACE continued
8 HOUSING BUTTONS AND INTERFACE
9 GETTING STARTED
10 VIDEO MODE
11 VIDEO MODE MENU
12 PHOTO MODE
13 PHOTO MODE MENU
14 SETTINGS MENU
15 PLAYBACK MODE AND CONNECTING TO HDTV
16 MAINTENANCE
17 TROUBLESHOOTING
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FCC STATEMENT
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These
limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used
in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that
interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment
does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that
to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party
responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate
the equipment.
PREFACE
LIMITED WARRANTY
This product has a limited 1 year warranty, to the original purchaser, to be free
from defects in materials and workmanship. Follow all product instructions
and warnings as warranty does not cover damage due to misuse, improper
care, accidents, or alterations. See www.intova.com for further details.
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COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS AND PRECAUTIONS
PRECAUTIONS
• A microSD card up to 32GB maximum size and class 10 speed (minimum 10MB/s)
must be properly inserted into the DUB camera’s card port before use.
• If using a microSD card that was previously used in a dierent digital device,
FORMAT memory card in a computer and not in the camera prior to use since
previously existing les on a memory card may cause camera to malfunction.
Save any needed les to a computer before formatting.
• Use supplied micro USB cable plugged into a computer’s USB port to
recharging camera’s li-ion battery. If using a USB wall plug adapter, the
USB output must be 5V DC and 1A. Using a dierent output voltage can
cause damage to the camera and is not covered under warranty.
• If camera is not used for a prolonged period of time, the li-ion battery
must be recharged periodically (to full charge at least once a year)to maintain
operating ability. Allowing total discharge of the battery may cause it to
become non-functional and is not covered under warranty.
• O-ring on the waterproof housing’a door must be properly maintained by
inspecting and removing any dirt, sand, hair, debris, etc. before and after use.
• Apply minimal amount of silicone grease to O-ring only when necessary.
Too much silicone grease applied at one time or a build up of excess
silicone grease can lead to leakage and is not covered under warranty.
• Do not leave or store the camera in direct sunlight. Prolonged exposure to
direct sunlight can damage the camera and is not covered under warranty.
• Do not aim camera directly into the sun for a prolonged period since this
can damage the image sensor and is not covered under warranty.
• Store camera in a cool, dry environment.
• Clean the housing after each use by rinsing it in cool clean running water to
remove any salt, dirt, sand, debris, etc. Be sure that the camera is in the housing
and the waterproof door is properly closed and sealed before rinsing.
• Do not use any solvents such as alcohol, acetone, etc. to clean the camera.
This will cause damage and is not covered under warranty.
MINIMUM COMPUTER SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR
VIEWING AND EDITING (1920X1080 30P) VIDEO
PC Mac
Windows 7, 10 Mac OS 10.10.X or later
1st generation Intel® Core™ 1st generation Intel® Core™
processor family processor family
Monitor that can display Monitor that can display
1920x1080 resolution 1920x1080 resolution
Integrated Graphics solutions Integrated Graphics solutions
or a discrete graphics card or a discrete graphics card
that support 1920x1080 displays* that support 1920x1080 displays*
8GB RAM 8GB RAM
Software to playback 1920x1080 video Software to playback 1920x1080 video
Software to edit 1920x1080 video Software to edit 1920x1080 video
*For graphics hardware, refer to computer manufacturer’s recommendation.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Sensor type 1/ 2.3” 8MP CMOS
LCD Screen size 1.5”TFT-LCD
LCD Screen resolution 480x240 pixels
Video resolution, frame rate and aspect ratio 1920x1080 30fps 16:9
1280x720 60fps 16:9
1280x720 30fps 16:9
Video format MOV
Photo le size, pixel 12M 4000x3000 (interpolated)
dimensions and 8M 3264x2448 (actual)
aspect ratio 5M 2560x1920 (actual)
3M 2048x1536 (actual)
2M 1600x1200 (actual)
VGA 640x480 (actual)
Photo le format JPG
Field of view D=120°, H=108°
Aperture F2.5
Focus Mode Fixed focus
Focus range 1.0m to innity
ISO Auto, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600
Metering modes Center, Multi, Spot
Time Lapse mode 3 sec, 5 sec, 10 sec, 30 sec, 1 min, 5 min
Motion Detection mode Yes
Stabilizer mode Yes
Slow motion mode (video only) Yes
Photo Burst mode (photo only) 3, 5, 10 frames per shutter button press
White Balance modes Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent, Tungsten
Self Timer (photo only) 2 seconds, 10 seconds
Built-in microphone Yes
Battery life Approx. 2 hours when video recording at 1920x1080 30fps
withLCDo
Battery voltage/capacity 3.7V/ 1100mAh
Charging input DC 5V/1A USB port
Charging time Approx. 6 hours
Ports microSD card port, micro USB 2.0, mini HDMI TV out
Depth rating of housing Waterproof to 200 feet / 60M
Buoyancy Positive
Operating temp -10°C to 55°C/14°F to 131°F
Tripod mount 1/4” 20
Weight: camera and housing 5.8 oz./164 g
Weight: housing only 3.3 oz./93 g
Weight: camera only 2.5 oz./71 g
Dimensions: camera only 2.4" x 0.9" x 1.6" /6 cm x 2.2 cm x 4.1 cm
Dimensions: housing 3.6" x 2.4" x 2.1"/9.3 x 6 x 5.3 cm
Memory microSD card maximum 32GB size and minimum 10MB/s
type U1 card speed required for 1080p video (not included)
Included Accessories Micro USB cable, lanyard, quick start guide
Product specications are subject to change without notice. For more information, visit www.intova.com
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CAMERA BUTTONS AND INTERFACE
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>>LED is blue when camera is turned ON.
>>LED is blue and blinking when video is
being recorded.
B. Lens Port
C. Indicator LED
>>LED is blue when camera is turned ON.
>>LED is blue and blinking when video is
being recorded.
D. Speaker
E. OK button
>>Conrm choice.
>>In Photo mode: press to take a photo.
>>In Playback mode: start video playback.
F. MENU Button
>>Access Menu.
>>In Playback mode: stop video playback.
>>In Playback mode: access/exit LOCK and
DELETE functions.
G. LCD screen
H. UP Button
>>Scroll to select: menu function and
function choice.
>>In Playback mode: scroll through les.
I. DOWN Button
>>Scroll to select: menu function and
function choice.
>>In Playback mode: scroll through les.
>>One touch LCD o/on.
J. Mini HDMI Port
>>Connect a mini HDMI cable (not included)
between camera and an HDTV to allow playback
of videos and view photos on HDTV screen.
K. Micro SD card port
>>DUB requires a properly inserted microSD
card (not included) up to 32GB size maximum
and class 10 (10MB/s) speed minimum for 1080p
video recording.
L. Micro USB Port
>>Use mini USB cable to connect camera to
a computer to download images (MSDC mode),
charge li-ion battery and to use camera while
powered via the computer or an external power
source.
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M. RESET
>>If camera stops operating (becomes frozen),
insert the end of a paper clip into the RESET hole
and carefully and slowly push to press the internal
switch until you feel it “click” to reset the camera.
N. ¼-20 Mount
>>Allows the camera to be mounted on a tripod
or other mounts that have a standard 1/4” 20
tripod screw.
O. Microphone
>>Built-in microphone for capturing audio
during video recording. For better audio on
land/in air, use the camera outside of the
housing.
P. MODE, MENU Toggle Button
>>Select Video/Photo/View mode (quick press).
>>Quickly press and release the button when in
the video, photo or playback menu (and there is
no menu item/function highlighted in blue) to
switch (toggle) to SETTINGS menu (gear icon)
and back to the video, photo or playback menus.
Q. POWER and SHUTTER button
>>Power camera on/o (press & hold 2 seconds).
>>Video mode: press to start/stop recording.
>>Photo mode: press to take photo.
R. Indicator LED
>>LED is red and stays ON while charging
and OFF when charging is complete.
>>LED is blue when camera is turned ON.
>>LED is blue and blinking when video is
being recorded.

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HOUSING BUTTONS AND INTERFACE
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1. Lanyard attachment
>>Attach the supplied lanyard to secure
DUB to your wrist. The DUB housing with
camera inside is positively buoyant (oats).
2. Lens Port
3. Lock Latch
>>Secures camera housing. Use thumb
press mechanism to open back door in case
of vacuum seal by pushing down on part
opposite from the word “OPEN”.
4. MODE/MENU toggle button
5. POWER and SHUTTER button
6. OK button
7. MENU button
8. UP button
9. DOWN button
10. Tripod Mount
>>Allows the housing (with camera) to be mounted
on a tripod or other mounts that have a standard
1/4” 20 tripod screw.
11. O-ring
>>O-ring on waterproof door must be properly
maintained by inspecting and removing any dirt,
sand, hair, debris, etc. before and after use. Apply
minimal amount of silicone grease to O-ring only
when necessary. Too much silicone grease applied
at one time or a build up of excess silicone grease
can lead to leakage and is not covered under
warranty.
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GETTING STARTED
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OPENING THE HOUSING
>>Unlock Housing: Flip the housing lock (marked by OPEN) away from the housing and unhook the latch
from the back door. Push the thumb press mechanism (on the opposite side of the word“OPEN” to pop
open backdoor if there is a vacuum seal.
>>Lock Housing: Close back door, hook latch and push lock towards housing.
CHARGING LI-ION BATTERY
>>Prior to charging, remove the camera from its housing.
>>Charge the battery by connecting the camera to a computer or other USB charging adapter using the
included micro USB cable. When the camera turns on, press the power button to turn camera o. The LED
indicator light on top of the camera changes from blue to red to indicate that the battery is charging and
turns o when charging is complete.
>>When charging with a computer, be sure that the computer is connected to a power source.
>>The camera does not come fully charged. No damage occurs to the camera or battery if used without a
full charge.
INSERT MICRO SD CARD
>>The DUB camera requires a microSD memory card (not included) up to 32GB maximum size and class 10
(10 MB/s) speed minimum for recording 1080p video.
>>Insert the microSD card: Slide the memory card into the card slot with the label facing the front of the
camera. When fully inserted, the card clicks into place. To remove the microSD card, place your ngernail
against the edge of the memory card and lightly press it further into the camera. The card springs out far
enough to be removed.
>>Use care when handling memory cards. As a precaution, power o the camera before inserting or
removing the card.
POWER ON/OFF
>>Power-on: press and hold POWER button for 2 seconds to turn camera ON.
>>Power-o: press and hold POWER button for 2 seconds to turn camera OFF.
CHOOSE MODE
>>The camera is equipped with three modes: video, photo and playback. The default mode is video.
>>To change between modes, quickly press and release the MODE button.
TAKE AN IMAGE
>>Press SHUTTER button while in either video or photo mode to start/stop video recording or take a photo.
TRANSFERRING IMAGES TO A COMPUTER
>>Plug the camera with inserted microSD card that has images into a computer using the supplied micro
USB cable. The LCD will show “MSDC” with an exclaimation mark in a blue triangle. A pop-up box will be
displayed on the computer showing the JPG (photo les) and VIDEO les folders (Windows OS) or a program
such as iPhoto will be activated to transfer images to the computer (Mac OS).
ALERTS & IMPORTANT MESSAGES
>>MicroSD card not inserted: No Card! error message indicates that there is no memory card inserted. A
microSD card (not included) is required to capture videos, photos and to playback images. Insert microSD
card while the camera is OFF.
>>Operation indicator: The LED light on top and front of camera illuminates blue when the camera is
turned on, connected to a computer to download images, and blinks when recording video.
>>LED Battery Charging indicator:
Put camera into charge mode by connecting camera via supplied micro USB cable to a computer’s USB port.
Camera will turn on and LED battery charging indicator on top of the camera will be blue. Turn camera OFF
by pressing POWER ON/OFF button. LED should turn red to indicate that the battery is being charged and
go OFF when the battery is fully charged. Charge time can be up to 6 hours.

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VIDEO MODE SCREEN
The DUB camera LCD displays the following
information about functions and settings
when in video mode.
VIDEO MODE
VIDEO RECORDING SCREEN
The X4K camera LCD displays the following
information about functions and settings
when recording video.
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A. Video mode icon
B. Video resolution icon: indicates vertical
pixel dimensions and frame rate.
C. Loop recording icon: sets the camera to
record a video clip for a selected time length
in minutes and to continue recording video
clips of the same time length one after another
unless operator stops recording by pressing
the SHUTTER button. Choices are OFF, 1 MIN,
3 MIN and 5 MIN. Factory default is OFF.
D. Voice recorder icon: “X” on microphone
icon indicates audio recording OFF. Factory
default is ON.
E. Stabilizer icon: Circle with line through
icon indicates image stabilizer is OFF. Factory
default is ON.
F. Video recording time remaining: shows
the amount of time remaing on microSD
card to record video in hours, minutes and
seconds.
G. Battery level icon: indicates amount of
battery charge remaining. Recharge battery
when icon turns red.
H. Motion detection mode: presence of
icon indicates motion detection activated.
Factory default is OFF.
I. Video recording time: indicates length of
video being recorded in hours, minutes and
seconds.
J. Video recording indicator: blinking red
“REC” indicates video is being recorded.
K. PAUSE: press UP button to pause video
recording and UP button again to resume
video recording.
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VIDEO MODE MENU
1. MOVIE SIZE: sets the video recording’s pixel dimensions and frame rate. Choices are 1920x1080 (30fps),
1280x720 (60fps) and 1280x720 (30fps). Factory default resolution is 1920x1080 (30fps).
2. WHITE BALANCE: adjusts color balance for various lighting situations.
a) AUTO: normal exposure/factory default.
b) DAYLIGHT: adjusts imagery to cooler (blue/cyan) color balance for warm outdoor lighting.
c) CLOUDY: adjusts imagery to warmer color balance for scenes with cool outdoor lighting.
d) FLUORESCENT: adjusts imagery to warmer color balance for scenes with uorescent lighting.
e) TUNGSTEN: adjusts imagery to cooler (blue/cyan) color balance for scenes with warm
(red/yellow) indoor lighting.
3. VIDEO QUALITY: sets video quality between SUPER FINE, FINE and NORMAL compression. Factory
default is SUPER FINE.
4. STABILIZER: sets the electronic image stabilization to ON or OFF. Stabilizer function is only eective to
reduce only very small vibration such as during video recording while walking with the camera. Factory
default is ON.
5. VOICE REC: turns microphone ON to record sound during video recording or OFF for no audio. Factory
default is ON.
6. LOOP RECORDING: sets the camera to record a video clip for a selected time length in minutes and to
continue recording video clips of the same time length one after another unless operator stops recording
by pressing the SHUTTER button. Choices are OFF, 1 min, 3 min and 5 min. Factory default is OFF.
7. MOTION DETECT: sets camera to start recording video automatically when motion is detected in
its eld of view. Video will be recorded for 5 seconds and stop if no other motion is detected. Factory
default is OFF.
8. SLOW MOTION: allows a “slow motion”video clip to be created without the need for post production
in a video editing software. Factory default is OFF.
9. TIMELAPSE: sets the camera to record video clips with delays between each frame corresponding to
selected time interval in seconds or minutes. This produces a time lapse video without the need for post
production. Setting choices are OFF, 3 sec, 5 sec, 10 sec, 30 sec, 1 min and 3 min. Factory default is OFF.
10. TIMELAPSE DURATION: when timelapse function is activated this function can be accessed to set
the length of the timelapse video. Choices are OFF (Unlimited), 3 min, 5 min, 10 min, 15 min, 20 min,
30 min and 60 min. Factory default is OFF.
11. DATE STAMP: sets the date only or date and time on the video clip which is visible during playback.
Setting choices are OFF, DATE, and DATE/TIME. Factory default is OFF.
While in video mode, press the MENU button to enter
menu selection screen. Use the UP or DOWN navigation
buttons to highlight a menu item and press OK button
to access and adjust or activate various video functions.
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PHOTO MODE SCREEN
Press MODE button while in Video mode to go
to Photo mode.The DUB camera LCD displays
the following information about functions and
settings when in photo mode.
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A. Photo mode icon
B. Photo resolution icon: indicates photo
le size in megabytes.
12M is 4000x3000 pixels (interpolated)
8M is 3264x2448 pixels (actual)
5M is 2560x1920 pixels (actual)
3M is 2048x1536 pixels (actual)
2M is 1600x1200 pixels (actual)
VGA is 640x480 pixels (actual)
C. Photo Burst:
presence of the icon indicates that the
camera will take 3, 5 or 10 photos per shutter
press. Factory default is OFF.
or Self-Timer: presence of the icon
indicates that the camera is set to take a
photo with a time delay of 2 or 10 seconds
after pressing of SHUTTER button.
D. Exposure value: indicates that camera is
set to an exposure compensation value between
-2.0EV (underexposure) to +2.0EV (overexposure).
Factory default is 0.0.
E. Stabilizer icon: Circle with line through
icon indicates image stabilizer is OFF. Factory
default is ON.
F. Photos remaining: number indicates the
remaining amount of photos available to be
taken on the microSD card.
G. Battery level icon: indicates amount of
battery charge remaining. Recharge battery
when icon turns red.
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While in photo mode, press the MENU button to enter
menu selection screen. Use the UP or DOWN navigation
buttons to highlight a menu item and press OK button
to access and adjust or activate various photo functions.
1. RESOLUTION: sets the photo le size’s pixel dimensions. Choices are: 12M, 8M, 5M, 3M, 2M and VGA.
Factory default is 8 megapixel (3264x2448).
2. WHITE BALANCE: adjusts color balance for various lighting situations.
a) AUTO: normal exposure/factory default.
b) DAYLIGHT: adjusts imagery to cooler (blue/cyan) color balance for warm outdoor lighting.
c) CLOUDY: adjusts imagery to warmer color balance for scenes with cool outdoor lighting.
d) FLUORESCENT: adjusts imagery to warmer color balance for scenes with uorescent lighting.
e) TUNGSTEN: adjusts imagery to cooler (blue/cyan) color balance for scenes with warm
(red/yellow) indoor lighting.
3. IMAGE QUALITY: sets photo quality between SUPER FINE, FINE and NORMAL compression. Factory
default is SUPER FINE.
4. METERING: selects the general area in a scene that the cameras uses when estimating exposure.
CENTER mode uses an area towards the middle of the scene. MULTI mode uses the overall area in a
scene. SPOT uses a very concentrated area in the middle of the scene. Factory default is CENTER.
5. SHARPNESS: setting increases or decreases image sharpness. Select HARD to increase sharpness
and SOFT to decrease sharpness. Factory default is NORMAL.
6. ISO: adjusts the camera’s sensitivity to light. The default setting is AUTO. A higher ISO number will
result in a better exposure for video/photo and is useful in low light conditions. The choices are AUTO,
50, 100, 200, 400, 800, and 1600.
7. EXPOSURE: adjusts the brightness or darkness of the imagery between ±2 stops. Setting to positive
values will brighten exposure, while negative values will darken exposure. Factory default is 0.0.
8. STABILIZER: sets the electronic image stabilization to ON or OFF. Stabilizer function is only eective
to reduce very minor vibration that can cause motion blur when taking a photo. Factory default is ON.
9. AUTO REVIEW: sets the amount of time an image of the photo that was taken remains for viewing
on the LCD screen before returning to live view. Setting choices are OFF, 1 sec, 3 sec and 5 sec. Factory
default is OFF.
10. SELF-TIMER: sets time delay in seconds between pressing of SHUTTER button and taking of photo.
Factory default is OFF. To activate self-capture:
a. In PHOTO menu highlight “Self-Timer” and press OK button to enter function.
b. Select 2S (2 sec) or 10S (10 sec) and press OK button to conrm.
c. Press MENU button to exit menu and LCD screen should show self-timer icon.
d. Press SHUTTER button to start timer.
11. PHOTO BURST: sets photo mode at 3, 5, 10 continuos photos per shutter button press. Factory
default is OFF.
12. TIMELAPSE: sets the camera to record video clips with delays between each frame corresponding to
selected time interval in seconds or minutes. This produces a time lapse video without the need for post
production. Setting choices are OFF, 3 sec, 5 sec, 10 sec, 30 sec, 1 min and 3 min. Factory default is OFF.
13. TIMELAPSE DURATION: when timelapse function is activated this function can be accessed to set
the length of the timelapse video. Choices are OFF (Unlimited), 3 min, 5 min, 10 min, 15 min, 20 min,
30 min and 60 min. Factory default is OFF.
14. DATE STAMP: sets the date only or date and time on the video clip which is visible during playback.
Setting choices are OFF, DATE, and DATE/TIME. Factory default is OFF.
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1. SOUNDS: sets various camera sounds. Use the MODE button to adjust when item is highlighted.
a) Shutter: turns “shutter” sound ON or OFF.
b) Start-up: sets the start-up sound when camera is turned ON or OFF. Choices are 1, 2, 3 and
None. Factory default is 1.
c) Beep: sets beep sound when pressing camera buttons to ON or OFF. Factory default is ON.
d) Volume: sets volume of beep sound. Choices are 0, 1, 2 and 3. Facotry default is 2.
2. BACK LIGHT: turns o LCD after a selected time even if camera is being actively used such as recording
a video. Choices are ON (LCD stays ON), 1 min, 3 min and 5 min. Press any button to turn LCD back on.
This feature conserves battery power. Factory default is ON (LCD stays ON).
3. LED: turns ON or OFF the LED indicator lights. Factory default is ON.
4: POWER SAVE: sets camera to power o after a selected time if not being actively used. Choices are
OFF (camera stays ON), 1 minute, 3 minutes and 5 minutes. Use this feature to conserve battery power.
Factory default is OFF.
5. DATE & TIME: allows current date and time and also the date format between YY/MM/DD, DD/MM/YY
and MM/DD/YY to be set. Press OK button to enter setting. Press UP or DOWN button to change number
and press MODE button to scroll to next. When done, press OK button to conrm and exit function.
6. LANGUAGE: function choices are EN (English), DE (Deutsch), IT (Italiano), ES (Español), PT (Português),
1/1HGHUODQGVDQG)5)UDQoDLV Factory default is EN (English).
7. POWER FREQUENCY: setting allows the camera to be adjusted to 60Hz or 50Hz to prevent video
ickering from uorescent lights. Factory default is 60Hz.
8. USB: allows camera’s USB port to be set for a function when connected to a computer via the
supplied micro USB cable.
The choices are:
a) MSDC: to transfer les bewteen camera and computer.
b) UVC: (USB Video device Class) to use DUB as a PC Cam.
Factory default is MSDC.
9. FORMAT: function erases all les from the microSD card. WARNING: Format will erase all data from
card. Save to a computer any les that are needed prior to formatting card!
10. RESET ALL: allows all camera settings to be reset to factory default.
While in video or photo mode, press the MENU button to
enter the menu selection screen. Quickly press and release
the MODE button to toggle between VIDEO/PHOTO menu
and SETTINGS menu (gear icon) to adjust or activate various
other functions.
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PLAYBACK MODE SCREEN
The DUB camera LCD displays the following information about functions and settings when in playback mode
and menu. Press MODE button while in Photo mode to go to Playback mode.
1. Playback mode choice screen.
With“Video File” highlighted in
blue, press OK button to access
video les. Press MODE button
to exit playback mode and go to
video recording mode.
2. Press UP or DOWN button to
scroll through les and press OK
button to begin video playback.
Press UP button to PAUSE video
and press UP button again to
resume. When done viewing,
press MODE button to go back
to playback choice screen.
3. While in le viewing screen,
press MENU button to access
video playback menu to either
lock le(s) or delete le(s). Any
le that is locked must rst be
unlocked in order to delete it.
To go back to le view screen
press MENU button.
4. Playback mode choice screen.
With“Photo File”highlighted in
blue, press OK button to access
photo les. Press MODE button
to exit playback mode and go to
video recording mode.
5. Press UP or DOWN button to
scroll through and view photo
les. Press OK button to begin
photo slide show. Press MENU
button to stop slideshow. When
done viewing, press the MODE
button to go back to playback
choice screen.
6. While in le viewing screen,
press MENU button to access
photo playback menu to lock
le(s), delete le(s), adjust the
slideshow, rotate photo, resize
photo. Any le that is locked
must rst be unlocked in order
to delete it. To go back to le
view screen press MENU button.
CONNECTING TO AN HDTVTO VIEW FILES
Connect the DUB camera to an HDTV with a mini HDMI cable (not included). Insert the mini HDMI plug into the
camera’s HDMI out port and the other end with the standard HDMI plug into the HDTV’s HDMI input port and go
to playback mode to view les. While the camera is plugged into the HDTV, the LCD screen on the back of the
camera will go blank. The HDTV can also be used for live view while in either video or photo mode. Videos can
be recorded and also photos can be taken using the HDTV for live view instead of the camera’s LCD.

MAINTENANCE
LI-ION BATTERY
• If camera is not used for a prolonged period of time, the li-ion battery must be recharged periodically
(to full charge at least once a year) to maintain operating ability. Do not allow battery to become total
discharged which can cause it to become non-functional and is not covered under warranty.
• Do not expose the battery (and camera) for prolonged periods of time to temperatures outside the
recommended range of -10°C to 55°C/14°F to 131°F. Exposure to extreme cold or heat can shorten
battery life or damage the battery and is not covered under warranty.
• Do not allow the camera’s internal battery and components to become wet or exposed to high
humidity, etc. which can cause corrosion resulting in damge and is not covered under warranty.
• Do not disassemble camera in order to remove the battery. Damaging, puncturing, shredding, etc.
the battery which can cause an explosion or re. There are no user servicable parts inside the battery
(or camera). Do not use the camera if the battery is damaged.
• Store the battery (and camera) in a cool dry environment.
BATTERY DISPOSAL
• Dispose of the camera and its rechargeable li-ion battery according to local laws. Many localities
require electronics to be recycled. In the USA, please visit https://www.call2recycle.org/ for more
information on recycling locations. Never dispose of a battery in a re because it may explode.
O-RING
• The O-ring on the waterproof housing door must be properly maintained by inspecting and removing
any dirt, dust, sand, hair, debris, etc. before and after use.
• Use a soft lint free cloth moistened with water to clean the O-ring. DO NOT use any solvents such as
alcohol, acetone, etc. to clean the O-ring. This will cause damage and is not covered under warranty.
• Do not remove the O-ring from the door unless it becomes necessary to clean under the O-ring such
as when the housing is accidentally dropped on the ground with the door open and dirt becomes
trapped between the O-ring and the door groove. Repeatedly removing the O-ring can cause it to
become stretched out. This can lead to the O-ring becoming crimped or pinched when the door is
closed and result in ooding and damage to the camera and is not covered under warranty.
• Apply minimal amount of silicone grease to the O-ring only when necessary. Too much silicone grease
applied at one time or a build up of excess silicone grease can lead to leakage and is not covered under
warranty.
• Use only 100% silicone grease made for O-rings. Use only one drop of grease on an applicator swab and
apply it to the surface of the O-ring. The purpose of silicone grease is to lubricate and moisturize the O-ring
to keep it from drying out and cracking and does not function to keep water out of the camera. It is the
O-ring itself that provides the waterproof seal.
• If it becomes necessary to replace the O-ring, please use a proper O-ring tool to remove and replace the
O-ring. Extra O-rings can be ordered by calling 1-888-297-6062 (USA only) or [phone].
CAMERA HOUSING/CAMERA
• The DUB camera housing is waterproof to 200 ft/60 meters but the internal camera is not waterproof.
• Clean the housing after each use by rinsing it in cool clean running water to remove any salt, dirt, sand,
debris, etc. Be sure that the camera is in the housing and the waterproof door is properly closed and
sealed before rinsing.
• Do not use any solvents such as alcohol, acetone, etc. to clean the housing or camera. This will cause
damage and is not covered under warranty.
• Use a soft lint free cloth to dry the housing/camera and store it in a cool dry environment.
• Do not drop, disassemble, crush, puncture, shred, microwave, etc. the camera which can lead to electric
shock. There are no user servicable parts inside the camera. Do not use the camera if it is damaged.
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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE(S) POSSIBLE SOLUTION(S)
Camera will not turn ON. 1. Battery not charged.
2. Defective battery.
1. Use supplied USB cable to charge the li-ion battery.
2. Email or call tech support (see below).
LCD show“No Card!”. 1. A microSD card has not
been inserted into the
camera’s card port.
2. Defective card port.
1. Insert a microSD card up to 32GB in size maximum
and minimum 10MB/s speed (class 10/type U1 card).
2. If a proper card has been inserted and the error still
remains, then email or call tech support (see below).
Camera freezes/becomes
inoperable.
1. Proper microSD card
not being used.
2. Card has existing les
from another digital
device (other than an
X4K) on it.
3. Defective hardware or
corrupted rmware.
1. Use a microSD card up to 32GB in size maximum
and minimum 10MB/s speed (class 10/type U1 card).
2. Files from another digital device can be incompatible
and cause camera to become inoperable. Format card
(in a computer and not in the camera) before using.
Save any needed les to a computer before formatting.
3. If the camera still freezes after trying both or either of
the above, then email or call tech support (see below).
Camera will not turn ON
when plugged into a
computer via micro USB cable.
1. Defective micro USB cable.
2. Defective micro USB port.
1. Try a dierent micro USB cable.
2. If a dierent micro USB cable does not work, email or
call tech support (see below).
TROUBLESHOOTING
Camera is not recognized
by the computer when when
plugged in via micro USB
cable.
1. Defective micro USB cable.
2. Defective micro USB port.
3. Computer“AUTO PLAY”
settings not congured.
1. Try a dierent micro USB cable.
2. If a dierent micro USB cable does not work, email or
call tech support (see below).
3. Check computer’s “AUTO PLAY” settings and congure
it to recognize a digital device such as a camera, etc. If
the settings are congured and the computer still does
recognize the camera, then email or call tech support.
LCD show“Card Error”. 1. A proper microSD card
has not been inserted
into camera’s card port.
2. Defective card port.
1. Use a microSD card up to 32GB in size maximum
and minimum 10MB/s speed (class 10/type U1 card).
2. If a proper card has been inserted and the error still
remains, then email or call tech support (see below).
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Camera does not go into MSDC
mode when plugged in via the
micro USB cable to a computer.
1. Defective micro USB cable.
2. Defective micro USB port.
1. Try a dierent micro USB cable.
2. If a dierent micro USB cable does not work, email or
call tech support (see below).
Computer does not recognize
or is unable to play video les.
1. Computer does not have
codec le for MOV video
format installed.
2. Computer does not have
software that can play the
MOV video le format.
1. Install MOV video format codec into computer. Please
see computer operating system’s website for information
on video codecs.
2. Install software that can play MOV video le format.