Midland H3 User manual

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User Manual
H3

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THE BASICS
Shutter/Select
Button
Charging
Status Light
Power/Mode
Button
Microphone
Lens
MicroSD
Slot
Micro USB
Port

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Up
Button
Down
Button
Speaker
Screen

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WATERPROOF HOUSING
Attention: If you use the case in the water, wash it well and
dry it after use. Do not use any type of cleaning product.
Select/Shutter
Button Latch
Power/Mode
Button
Up/Playback
Button
Down/Shutter
Button

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ACCESSORIES
Waterproof
Housing
Handle Bar/
Pole Mount
(optional) Clip Mount 1
Mount 2 Mount 3 Mount 4 Bandages
USB Cable Battery Manual

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MOUNTING YOUR CAMERA
Attach your camera to helmets, gear and equipment.

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HELLO
Congratulations on your new camera! This
user manual will help you learn the basics of
capturing life’s most incredible moments.
To turn the camera ON:
Press the Power/Mode button.
To turn the camera OFF:
Press and hold the Power/Mode button.
SETTINGS
To get to the settings menu,
press the Power/Mode button
twice .
You will be able to choose be-
tween Video, Photo and Settings by pressing
the Shutter.
To cycle through the various options, press
Up/Down.
To select one option and edit it, press the
Shutter and choose the desired option with
Up/Down. To validate, press Shutter.
To exit the settings menu, briey press the
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Power/Mode button (if you exit without vali-
dating, the camera will maintain the previous
selected option).
VIDEO SETTINGS
• Movie size:
1280x720 (HD) and 640x480 (SD) @30fps.
• Date stamp:
to show date/time in video/photo.
• Looping video:
the camera always records and, when the card is
full, it records over the oldest videos.
• Exposure:
adjust the exposure EV between -2.0 and +2.0.
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• Resolution: 5/3/2/1 MP.
• Single shot: the camera takes a single shot
when Shutter is pressed.
• Burst photo: capture a burst of photos (3
in1,5 seconds) when the Shutter button is
pressed.
• Time Lapse: shoot a series of photos at 2/10
seconds.
• Lapse continuo: if you want the camera to
take pictures at 2/3/5/10/20/30/60 seconds
intervals.
SETTINGS
• Sounds: activate/deactivate the various
sounds of the camera.
• Frequency: 50/60 Hz.
• Power save: choose the waiting time until
the camera turns o automatically after the
last key is pressed (not active while recording
or time lapse).

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• Screen saver: select how long the screen re-
mains on after the last key is pressed (OFF =
always on).
• Date/Time: set the current date and time.
• Language: set the menu language.
• Format: format all the data of the inserted
card. This action can not be undone.
• Reset: resets the camera settings to default
values.
• Version: displays the rmware version in-
stalled.
CAPTURE VIDEO
Press the Shutter button to start recording.
The camera will emit a bep and the LED indica-
tor will start blinking. To stop recording, press
the Shutter button again. The camera will
emit a bep and the LED will stop blinking.
PHOTO
To take a photo, burst photo or Time Lapse,
press the Down button. The camera will emit a
sound every time a photo is shot.

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PLAYBACK
Play videos and photos
To enter the Playback menu, press the Power/
Mode once. If there are any stored les, X/Y
will sohw in the upper right part of the display.
X is the le number you are playing andY is the
total number of stored les. To cycle through
the dierent les, use Up/Down. To play the
selected le, press the Shutter button.
In the video les a camera icon will show in the
down left part of the display to dierentiate
them from the photo les.

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MICROSD CARDS
This camera is compatible with microSD, mi-
croSDHC and microSDXC memory cards of
8GB, 16GB y 32GB capacity, Class 10.
We recommend the use of brand name me-
mory cards for maximun reliability in high-vi-
bration activities.
CHARGING THE BATTERY
If recording is occurring when the battery rea-
ches 0%, the camera will save the le and turn
OFF.
To charge the battery:
1) Plug the camera to a computer or a USB
power supply.
2) The Charging Satatus Light remains ON
while the battery is charging.
3) The Charging Satatus Light will turn OFF
when the battery is fully charged.
*Charging time: 3-5 hours.

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The warranty does not limit the user’s statutory rights
under aplicable National laws relating to the sale of
consumer products.
During the warranty period, any fault attributable to
defects in materials, design or workmanship will be
repaired in a reasonable period of time free of any
charge for repair. In the event repair is not possible,
we should provide the user with a similar or better
featured device or accessory. The warranty period
starts at the time of product’s original purchase by
the rst end-user.
The warrany period lasts:
• 24 months for the device or main unit.
• 6 months for accessories (batterys, chargers, an-
tennas, headhones, cables).
Any claim for defective product must be noticed
within a reasonable period of time from when the
defect was rst observed and, in any case, after the
expiration of the warranty period.
The warranty does not cover:
• The product deterioration by normal use.
• Defects caused by misuse with, or connection to,
any accessory or software not genuine Midland.
LIMITED WARRANTY

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Warranty is not enforceable:
• If the product has been dismantled, modied or
repaired by anyone other than the authorized ser-
vice centre or if it’s repaired using unauthorized
spare parts.
• If the product has been exposed to environmental
conditions for which it has not been designed.
• In case of corrosion, oxidation or spill battery uid.
• If the serial number has been removed, erased, al-
tered or is illegible.
Nobody will be indemnied for the inactivity period
of the device nor can expect refund or claim for direct
or circumstantial damages due to an inappropriate
use of the device.
To access this warranty, please ll out the assistance
application form at
www.midlandeurope.com

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SPECIFICATIONS
Video: 1280x720 (HD) and
640x480 (SD) @30fps MOV
format.
Photo: 8/3/5/1 MP JPEG
format.
Lens: 6G 120º wide angle.
Sensor: CMOS 5MP.
Water resistance: up to
30m with housing.
Display LCD colour 2”.
Speaker and microphone
built-in.
Operational Modes: Video/
Photo/Playback.
Congurable functions:
Vdeo/photo resolution,
Date, Exposure, Burst Photo,
Time Lapse, Language,
Date&Time.
Multilingual menu: EN/IT/
ES/PT/DE/DU/FR/RU/PL/TR/
CZ.
Connections: USB 2.0.
Autonomy up to 110’in HD.
Memory: Micro SD card slot
classe 10 up to 32GB.
Battery: Li-ion 900mAh.
Dimensions:
59.3*29.3*41.1mm.
Weight: 58 gr with battery.
Included accessories: Waterproof Housing 30m, Helmet
mount, Mount without housing, Adaptor Clip, Standard
Photo Mount, Self-shooting Mount, Ventilated Helmet
Bandages, USB Cable, Lens cloth.

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Manual Usuario
H3

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CONTROLES Y CONEXIONES
Botón Obturador/
Selector
LED Estado
Batería
Botón Encendido/
Modo
Micrófono
Lente
Ranura
MicroSD
Puerto
Micro USB

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Botón
Arriba
Botón
Abajo
Altavoz
Pantalla

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