TURN
ON
-
RECORD
A VIDEO -
TURN
OFF
1.
Wi
th
the
camera turned off, in
se
rt
a
memory
card
into
camera.
2.
Press
and hold
the
On
Button
for
3 seconds
so
the red and blue lights
come on and stay on. The camera
is
now
on and ready
to
record.
3.
Press
and release
the
On
Button
to
sta
rt
recording. The red light will stay
on and
the
blue light will blink slowly.
4.
TO
stop recording, press and release
the
On
Button again. The blue light
will stop blinking and
turn
on (standby mode).
5.
To
turn
off
camera, press and hold the
On
Button
for
3 seconds.
All
lights
will
turn
off.
NOTE
:
To
conserve battery life, the camera will remain
in
standby
mode
for
approximately 3 minutes
and
then turn
off
if
no recordings are initiated.
VIDEO
PLAYBACK
To transfer a video
to
a
computer
for
playback you
can
use
the
included
USB
cable (instructions below)
or
eject
the
memory
card
from
the
camera and u
se
your
computer's card reader,
if
available.
1.
With
the
camera turned
off
and
memory
card inserted in camera, connect
the provided
USB
cable
to
your
computer
and then
to
the
camera.
2.
The
camera will be recognized
as
a removable drive
or
external drive on
your
computer. Please note
that
it
can take up
to
30
seconds
or
mor
e
for
some computers
to
recognize
the
camera.
3.
Copy,
or
drag and drop,
the
video files
from
the
camera
to
your
computer
,
just
as
you would any
other
file
tran
sfer.
4.
To
play
the
video, open
the
file in your preferred media player program.
NOTE
: The Ridercam720HD has a maximum video file length
of
20
minutes.
The
camera will automatically create multiple
20
minute video files when long
recordings are made.
For
example,
if
1 hour
and
10
minutes
of
video
is
recorded, there will
be
a total
of
4 video files: Three
20
minute video files
and
one
10
minut
e file.
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CAMERA MOUNTING
Your camera comes
with
a wide variety
of
mounting
accessories
that
provide
an
almost infinite
number
of
mounting options. The mounting ins
truction
s
below are meant
to
provide you
with
a general understanding
of
how
the
different
mounts work and
how
they hold the camera. This manual does
not
provide specific
mounting
examples becau
se
of
the
enormous possible
number
of
mounting locations. Get creative
with
your mounting locations
to
and capture a unique perspective
to
your
sport
or
activity!
Setting Camera Horizon
When
mounting
the
camera make sure
that
the
flat surface (near
the
On
Button)
is
facing up and
is
parallel
to
the
horizon (ground). This will ensure
that
the
horizon
is
correctly
se
t during recording.
Setting Camera Angle
The camera features a wide angle lens which helps
to
make
the
camera
mounting angle
less
critical and provides a
wider
field
of
view. However,
it
is
important
to
consider
what
the
camera's position will be during
the
activity
especially when
mounting
the
camera
to
a helmet
or
other
moving object.
Fabric Camera Holder
In
se
rt
the camera
into
the
fabric holder
as
sh
own
.
The elastic straps secure
the
camera while allowing
it
to
be rotated
for
se
tti
ng
the
horizon. This camera
holder
is
backed
with
hook and loop tape
for
attachment
to
either
of
the
included mounting
straps, goggle straps,
or
any mating piece
of
hook and loop tape.
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