LAMAX ACTION X6 User manual

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LAMAX ACTION X6 Action Camera
Waterproof up to 30 m
Full HD video 1920 x 1080
12 MP camera
WiFi

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Safety precautions
1. Do not drop the camera or subject it to any powerful physical shock that may cause
mechanical damage.
2. Do not place the camera near objects that generate magnetic elds, such as magnets
or electric motors or near objects that emit strong radio waves, such as antenna.
Powerful magnetic elds or radio waves may cause damage to the camera or corrupt
the captured video and audio recordings.
3. Do not expose the unit to high temperatures or direct sunlight.
4. Use only a high-quality Micro SD card. Cards produced by unveried manufacturers are
not guaranteed to function properly.
5. Do not place the Micro SD card near a magnetic eld or in a place with static electricity
as this may cause the loss of data.
6. If the device overheats, emits smoke or a suspicious odour, immediately disconnect the
device from the power supply.
7. Whilst charging the camera, keep it out of reach of children as the power cable may
cause electric shock or asphyxiation.
8. Store camera in a cool, dry and dust-free environment.
Introduction
Congratulations on purchasing the LAMAX ACTION X6 camera. It is a high-quality,
multifunctional product, highly resistant to extreme weather conditions. With the LAMAX
ACTION X6 action camera you can capture video with audio in Full HD, take photos and
immediately display the recordings on the LCD display. This rugged, weather-resistant
camera is ideal for scuba diving, cycling and other means of transport, winter sports, all
outdoor activities and wherever a high-quality recording is required in harsh weather
conditions.

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The LAMAX ACTION X6 Action Camera has the following features:
- Compact design.
- Comes supplied with a protective waterproof housing able to withstand depths of up
to 30 m enabling you to capture stunning underwater shots or your favourite water
sports.
- Includes an integrated LCD display for immediate playback of your recordings.
- Can shoot video or take photographs whilst charging (except when charging via a PC).
- Shoots Full HD video 1920 x 1080.
- Up to 12 MP photos.
- Wide-angle lens with a range up to 170°.
- Wide choice of video and photo resolutions.
- Multiple photography modes.
- Option to manually set photo and video exposure.
- Wide range of supplied accessories allows you to shoot video anytime and anywhere.
- Can be used as a dashcam.
- Can be used as a webcam.
- Supports Micro SDHC cards up to 32 GB.
- USB and HDMI connectivity.
- Integrated WiFi allows connection to wireless devices.
- Intuitive to use and easy to connect to a PC or smartphone.
- User-friendly software.

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Camera from the front right
Camera Parts:
1 Shutter / Conrm
2 Power / Mode
3Action indicator (red)
4HDMI port
5 Lens
6USB port
7 Micro SD card slot
8 Microphone
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Camera from the back right
Camera Parts:
1 Operation indicator (red)
2 Charging indicator (blue)
3LCD display
4Down / WiFi
5 Up / Gallery
6Speaker
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4
5
2
6
3
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3
5
4
6
1
2

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Camera from below
Camera parts:
1 Battery cover
2 Battery cover lock
Camera in waterproof housing
from front left
Case parts:
1 Down / WiFi
2 Up / Gallery
3 Shutter / Conrm
4Power / Mode
5 Waterproof case door lock
6Lens
12
6
4
3
2
1
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Waterproof case
Pole mount
Frame for use without waterproof case
J mount
Charger
Fast plug-in
Quick clip mount
Self-adhesive mount, straight (2pcs)
3-axis connector (3 parts)
Tripod adapter
Accessories
Tripod screw adapter
Universal straps with hook and loop fastener
3M replacement pads
USB cable
Li-ion battery (2 pcs)
Replacement door
Cable ties
Wire rope sling
Microbre cloth
User manual

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Camera assembly

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Using the LAMAX ACTION X6 camera
1. Inserting the Micro SD card
The Micro SD card can be inserted into or removed from the SD card slot when the
camera is o and not connected to a computer.
Note: Use only a high-quality Micro SDHC cards. Cards produced by unveried
manufacturers are not guaranteed to function properly.
2. Installing the battery
a. Press down on the battery cover lock and remove the battery cover.
b. Insert the battery (connector end rst) into the compartment so that the connectors
are on the correct side.
c. Reattach the battery cover and secure it with the lock.
3. Charging
a. The camera can be charged by connecting it to a computer or using the AC adapter.
b. In the car you can charge the camera using the car charger plugged into the
cigarette lighter.
c. Whilst charging it is still possible to take pictures or shoot video (except when being
charged via PC).
d. The camera can also be charged whilst switched o.
4. Turning the camera ON and OFF
a. To turn the camera ON press the“Power”button.
b. To turn the camera OFF press and hold the“Power”button for 3-5 seconds.
5. Switching modes
Pressing the “Mode”button allows you to switch between modes: Video / Single shot /
Burst / Self-timer (time-lapse) / Menu. The mode icon appears at the top of the screen.

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6. Shooting video and taking photos
a. Shooting video
Set the camera mode to Video and press the “Shutter” button. A recording animation
appears and starts to count down the recording time. To stop recording press“Shutter”
button. The status bar displays the video camera icon and status information.
b. Taking photos in various modes
- Single shot: Set the camera to “Single shot” mode and press the “Shutter” button.
This will take a photo. You can immediately take another photo by pressing“Shutter”
button again.
- Burst: Set the camera to “Burst” mode and press the “Shutter” button. This will take 3
photos in 1 second. Once completed, it is possible to perform further actions.
- Self-timer: Set the camera to “Self-timer (time-lapse)” mode and press “Shutter”
button. Once pressed it will begin counting down the time that you have set for the
self-timer (setting“photo interval”). Once completed, it is possible to perform further
actions.
- Time-lapse: Set the camera to “Self-timer (time-lapse)” mode and press the “Shutter”
button. Once pressed it will begin to take photos at the set interval (setting “photo
interval”). The setting “time-lapse” must be turned ON for the camera to take photos
repeatedly. To stop taking photos press the“Shutter” button again.
7. Viewing camera media
a. Access the gallery by pressing the “Gallery” button. Using “Down” select whether
you want to view videos or photos and conrm your selection by pressing“Conrm”.
You can browse the gallery by using the“Up”and“Down”buttons. To exit the gallery
press“Mode”and then“Gallery”.
b. Connect the camera to a computer via USB.
c. Remove the Micro SD card and insert it into a card reader.
d. Connect via WiFi to a device equipped with a WiFi receiver.

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8. Setting up the device
Go to settings by pressing the “Mode” button. Conrm entry into the settings menu
by pressing“Conrm”.
a. Video resolution: Choose 1920 x 1080 at 30 fps or 1280 x 720 at 60 fps.
b. Loop recording: Turn loop recording ON or OFF. When switched ON, this function
enables continuous recording, meaning that once the SD card is full it will
automatically begin overwriting the oldest unlocked recordings.
c. Date stamp: Enable or disable the date and time of the recording.
d. Exposure: Set exposure in the range of -2 - +2 at intervals of 1/3.
e. Photo resolution: Can be set at 12 MP - 4000 x 3000, 8 MP - 3264 x 2448,
5 MP – 2560 x 1920 or 2 MP - 1920 x 1080.
f. Burst: When pressing the“Shutter”in this mode the camera takes 3 shots in 1 second.
g. Photo interval: Set the interval between photos (2, 3, 5, 10, 20, 30, 60 s).
h. Time-lapse camera: Enable and disable time-lapse camera mode. If it is disabled the
“Self-timer (time-lapse)” mode will function as a self-timer (i.e. it will take a photo
after the time set in the “photo interval” settings). If it is enabled it will begin to
repeatedly take photos at the selected interval. To stop taking photos press
“Shutter”.
i. Network frequency: Select a frequency in accordance with the grid frequency (on
the European continent the network stream is kept at a frequency of 50 Hz, in the
Americas and parts of Asia it is 60 Hz).
j. Language: Set the language on the device.
k. Date and time: Set the date and time on the device. You can also change the format
of the data displayed.
l. Sounds: Disable shutter and button sounds, select the welcome tune and select the
sound volume.
m. Display rotate: Rotate the image display by 180°.