Polaroid XS80 User manual

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Indicator
3.
Power/Shutter
Release
6.
Tripod
Socket
7
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Secure
String
Vent
10.
Video
Re
solution
Switch
11.
MicroSD
Card
Slot
®
4.
Recording
Slide
Switch
8.
Camera
Panel
Cover
Latch
12.
Reset
Button
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POLAROID
XS
80
US
ER
GU
IDE
Wel
co
me
Thank you for your purchase
of
the
Polaroid
XSBO
camera. As supplied herein,
the
XSBO
can be
mounted
on all kinds
of
helmets
with
the
included
helmet
mount.
All
the
necessary straps, interlocking
mounting
parts, USB cable,
software
and, of course,
the
camera are included. Additional exciting
mounts
like
handlebar, suction cup and board
mounts
is available at polaroidaction.com. Check
the
site frequently
for
new
accessones.
Whar
s
Included
in
the
Box?
• Camera
• USB cable
• Secure String
with
quick disconnect
•
Mount
-Lock
• Mount-Lock
Key
• Carrying pouch
with
belt hook
• Helmet mounts (Fits
all
helmet types)
• Manual
PRECAUTI
ONS
1.
Make sure the
XSBO
back cover
is
twisted
on and completely sealed before use. If foreign objects or
water enter the camera, turn the power off. Continued use may cause
an
injury.
2. If the camera has been dropped or its case has been damaged, turn the power off. Continued use may
cause permanent damage and/or personal injury.
3. A camera is a precision
in
strumen
t.
Do not drop, str
ike,
or use excessive force
when
handling the
camera. Doing so may render the
ca
m
era
inoperat1ve.
4. Do not leave the camera
in
pl
aces
where
the temperature may rise significantly such
as
inside a car.
5. Befo
re
you move the c
an
ler
a, disco
nn
ect cords and cables. Failure to do so may damage the cords and
cables.
6. This is
an
extreme sports video product.
Pl
ea
se be careful t
ha
t
you
don't
mount
the camera
in
a
fi
xed
position
wh
ere,
1n
the event of an acc
1dent,
you subject you
rs
elf to bodily contact with the camera. 3

POL
AROID
XS80
USEH
GUIDE
Charging
the
Battery
1.
Connect the
USB
cable's mini USB plug into the camera's mini USB port.
2. Connect the cable's USB plug into a USB port
of
any computer. Verify that the computer
is
on.
3.
The
Red
LED remains
on
while the battery
is
charging.
4. The
Red
LED will turn off
when
the battery
is
fully charged.
5. Charge the battery before using the camera for the very first time.
6. 6. It takes about 3 hours to initially charge the camera. Subsequent charges will take 3 hours or less.
Additional lnfonnation
When the battery power
is
low, the camera will vibrate three times to indicate a
low
battery.
The camera will vibrate
two
seconds to indicate it's out of power. If the camera is recording, it will
automatically save the file and then shut down.
DO
NOT attempt to remove the internal battery. Doing so will void the warranty coverage and
can
possibly
damage the camera.
Inserting
a Micro
SO
Card
The XS80 supports MicroSD cards up
to
128GB (Class 6 or greater cards are recommended). If there
is
no
MicroSD card
in
the camera, the
Red
and Green LED will flash alternately and continuously.
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Check that the camera power
is
turned
OFF
Insert a MicroSD card into
the MicroSD
Card
Slot
with
enough finger pressure to keep the edge
of
the card flush
with
the card slot opening. Never force MicroSD into slot,
there
is
only one correct way to insert it.
To
remove the Micro-SO card, press the card inward and release. Grasp
the card
with
two
fingers and pull it out.
A
new
MicroSD card should be formatted before using.

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You can set the camera's clock activating the XS80s software which resides 1n the camera's internal memory
To set up the camera clock
l Insert a MicroSD card with at least 2MB free space into the camera.
2. Connect the camera to a PC via the USB to mini USB cable.
3. Press the Power Button to turn the camera ON.
4. Using the computer's file manager, open the MicroSD card folder and find the file "Polaroid.exe." Double
click the file
to open it. Find the "Date andTime" and click "SET'
5. Enter the date and tin1e manually or click "Sync with PC" to set with your PC clock (Check that your PC
time and date are accurate.).
6. Click "Ok" to save the settings.
1
•
A tt achi ng The Car ne ra Panel Co ver
The waterproof housing allows the camera to operate as deep as 30 feet under water. In
order to protect the camera vvhen using it in wet conditions, you must seal the camera's
operation panel
with the Panel Cover.
1. Attach the Panel Cover (Figure 1) to the back of the camera by positioning the Panel
Cover Lock in the 12 o'clock position and rotate the outer ring of the Panel Cover
clockwise
(in the direction of arrow No.1) until the two black Circles are lined up
(Figure
2) .
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~ . \ )Pt h Failure to properly seal your camera can result in leaks that may dan1age or destroy your
camera.
Your warranty does not cover water damage resulting from user neglect.
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The rubber seal on the
Panel
Cover torn1s the waterproof barner
to
protect the carnera
1n
wet
and underwater
conditions.
You
must
keep this seal clean; a single strand of
ha
ir·or a single grain
of
sand can cause water to
leak into the camera.
Pov
venn9
On
/Off
To
tum
the
camera ON:
1.
Press and hold the Power Button
2.
The camera
vvlll
v1brate
, and the Green LED will turn on.
To
tum
the
camera
OFF:
1.
Press and hold the Power Button .
2.
The camera will vibrate
two
seconds, and
the
Green LED will turn off.
Record1nq
VH
:1
eos
Before you start record1ng, select the
v1deo
resolution
by
sw1tching the
Video Resolution Switch There are
two
HD options
to
select fron·r HD {720p) and FHD (1080p).
There are
two
rnethods available for starting the
v1deo
record function. Recording is delayed 1-2 seconds
as
a
short vibration Indicates record1ng has started.The LED
1nd1cator
illum1nates
RED
throughout
the
recording.
Method
1:
Whether the camera power
is
ON
or
OFF,
si
mp
ly slide the
Recor·ding
Sl1de
Sw
1tch
from
STOP
to
RECto
start recording.
Method
2:
When
your camera
1s
OFF and the Recording Slide
Sw1tch
IS
at the
REC
location, press and hold
the Power Button to turn the camera ON, and
1t
will start recording.
To
stop record1ng, move the Recording Slide
Sw1tch
hom
REC
to
STOP
The camera will vibrate and the LED
Indicator will illuminate GREEN
to
1ndicate the recording has stopped.The camera will then enter the Standby
mode An additional option IS to hold the Power Button
to
stop
the
recording and turn the camera off. The
camera will
v1brate
two
seconds, and the
Red
LED light will turn off.
Chang1ng
video resolution
is
disabled dunng video recording.
Check that the MicroSD card has suff1cient space to capture your video.The card
1s
full
when
the
camera
vibrates for 5-seconds, and
the
Green LED flashes continuously.
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XSBO
USER GUIDE
Taking
Photos
The XS80 camera allows you
to
take 16MP
5MP
3MP
h1gh
--quality stiil 1
rn
ages_
To
capture a still image
1.
Turn
on the camera by pressing the Power Button.
2.
If the camera
is
in
the video recording mode. move the RecordingSiide Switch to
STOP
.
3.
After the camera power has been turned on, press the Power Button to take a photo. A short vibration
and a flash of the Green LED indicate a sti
ll
photo has been recorded.
The still photo function
is
disabled during video recording.
The default photo
mode
is "single photo." Burst mode gives you a series of 3 photo shots per second to
capture
that"
can't
miss'
·' moment.Time Lapse mode can be utilized
to
take a senes
of
photos at
5,
10
, 30 or
60-second intervals.
To
change the rllode, please refer
to
the
sect1on
"Changing the
ca
mera settings"
When the men1ory
ca
rd becomes full, the camera will vibrate
fo
r frve seconds and the Green LED w
ill
fl
as
h
continuously.
Reset
Resetting
the
Camera
Press the Reset Button
with
a thin and blunt object to reset the camera
to
the factory default settings.
A
uto
Rotation
The XS80 has a built-in G-sensor which
is
able to detect the camera orientation. By rotating your camera
to
180° from the default position, the recorded
view
will be rotated
in
the same angle.This allows the user to
mount the camera
in
different orientation wrthout recording a rotated or inverted v1
ew
.
Notes
l The feature is available only for videos capturing, not still photos. 7

2. Adjust your camera orientation before you start the video recording. The rotation feature will not be
activated throughout the recording.
3.
You
can
disable the auto rotation function
in
the "General settings" with the XS80 software.
Connecting
To A
Cornputer/Using
Software
Using
the
XS80
Software
The
Polaroid
software
is
installed automatically, the first time you use your Micro
SD
card
in
your XS80 camera
by
following these simple steps.
1.
Make sure XS80
is
turned off.
2.
Insert Micro
SD
card with at least
2MB
free space into XS80.
3.
Power on the
XSBO
by sliding the main power switch
to
the On
(REC)
position.
4.
The
light
in
front of the Record button should flash alternating
red
and
green several times, and then
remaining steady red.
5.
Wait approximately 5 seconds,
and
then connect the camera
to
your computer
via
a compatible
USB
cable.
6.
The
Micro
SD
card should show up
as
a drive
on
your computer. When you open i
t,
the
Polaroid
software should
now
be present
on
it.
7 Windows users click
on
"Polaroid_win.
exe'.'
8.
MAC users click on "Polaroid_mac.app
'.'
TROUBLESHOOTING
If the
Polaroid
software does not appear
on
the card, repeat steps from the beginning. Allow more time after
powering
on
camera before connecting
to
computer.
Browsing Files andTransferring
Them
to
a
PC
1.
Click
the "Browse Files" icon, and the file folder will pop
up;
the saved photo and video files will be
displayed on the browser.
2.
Double click a photo or video file to preview the content.
3. Copy or Move the files to your
PC
hard drive to store
them
in
your computer or share
them
on social
media websites or
in
email.
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POLAROID
XS80 US
ER
GUIDE
The FHD/HD video files will be saved
as
ACTP0001.mov.
Chaging
Camera
Settings
The XS80 camera settings can be changed by utilizing the video carnera's software. Simply
cl
i
ck
on
the options
in
the General settings menu.
To
set
up
you Photo options click your desired photo resolution and photo mode.The active mode will become
highlighted.
Mode
Photo
Resolution
Photo
Mode
Time
Lapse
Changing
the
General
Se
t
tin~v
~
Options
16MP,
5MP
,
3MP
Single Shot,
Burst
(3-frames/sec),
Time
Lapse
5,1
0,
30
,
60
seconds
Click any
of
the mode options to select various operational settings for the
ca
mera.
The active mode will be highlighted.
User Selectable Options
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Mode
TV Type
Auto
Power
Off
Auto
Rotation
Date
&
Time
Frequency
Options
PAL, NTSC
Off,
1-min,
3-min
On,
Off
Date, Time, Sync
with
PC
50HZ,
60HZ
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To reset the camera to the default sett1ngs, cltck "Reset All"
Connect1ng To an HDTV
Connect your XS80 camera to an HDTV with a HOM I to m1n1 HOM I cable. When you are successfully
connected,
the TV menu will pop up. You can prev1ew, playback, and delete flies or format the M1croSD card
through yourTV screen
Mountlng Accessories
10
1 Long Mount Strap
2 Helmet Mount
3 Short Mount Strap
4. Ball Joint
®
®
5 Ball Jo1nt (L)
6 Adhes1ve Mount (for Helmet)
7 Adhes1ve
Mount (for F1tt1ng P1ece)
8. Secure Stnng
9 Fitting Piece
10 Mount-Lock Key
11 Ball Jomt Nut
12. Mount-Lock

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SE
R GUIDE
Camera
Mountrng
Methods
The
XS80 versatile Mount-Lock Mount1ng System allows you to use your XS80
in
al
l types of scenarios.
With the included helmet mounting system it allows you
to
attach
to
all
types
of
helmets like bike (vented},
motorcycle, ski, skydive, white water rafting etc. The Mount-Lock system allows you to easily remove and
remount the camera.
V1s1t
Polaroidaction.com for additional exciting mounting systems.
Secure string
with
quick disconnect -to feel more secure, a Secure String
is
included.
To
use
1t:
1.
Loop one end
of
the secure strap through the strap hole
of
the carnera.
You
may use a
pin
to help thread
it through the hole.
2.
Attach the other halt to the mount you are using in the strap hole or
to
any other secure place.
3. Clip both ends when camera is mounted.
Attaching Mount-Lock
to
the
XS80
1.
Fit the screw of the
Mount
-Lock
in
to
the tripod socket
of
the camera.
2.
Turn
the Mount-Lock screvv until it
is
tightened.
You
can
do it by hand using the
bu
ilt-in triangular wire wrench or
with
the Mount-Lock key; the Mount-Lock
Release Arms should
now
be facing the front
of
the camera.
Installing
the
Helmet Straps into
the
Helmet
Mount
1.
Choose the suitable strap
to
mount on different types
of
helmets.
For
example, use the short
mount
strap for
b1ke
helmets and the medium rnount strap for motorcycle helmets.
2. Remove the
t'vVO
strap
cl
1ps from the strap.
3.
There are three vents at
each
side
of
the
Helrr1e
t Mount. Loop the strap through the inner vent (closest
to
the center) fr
om
the bottom. (Step 1)
4. Loop the strap through the strap clip from the top. (Step
2)
5.
Loop the strap through
m1ddle
vent from the top. (Step
3)
6. Loop the strap through the outer vent
fron1
the bottom (Step
4)
7 Tighten the strap and repeat Steps
1-4
on the other side. 11

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XS80 USER
GUIDE
Mounting Helmet
Mount
on aVented Helmet
1.
Choose the
Helmet
Mount
with
the suitable length
of
strap.
2. Adhere the single-sided adhesive
mount
to
the base
of
the helmet mount. Use the double-sided
adhesive
mount
to
permanently secure
the
mount
to
the helmet.
3.
Loosen and detach the ball joint nut
from
the
helmet mount.
4. Insert the
Ball
Joint through the
Ball
Joint
Nut
and then into the
Mount
Socket, and you should hear a
loud click, then tighten the
Ball
Joint Nut.
5.
Loop the strap
of
the helmet
mount
through the vents of the bike helmet and back through the strap
clip.
6.
Fasten the strap.
7 Repeat on the opposite end
of
the strap until the Helmet
Mount
is firmly attached
to
the helmet.
8.
Attach the Mount-Lock and camera into
the
Ball
Joint Socket. Assure that the
Mount-
Lock
Ball
Joint Nut
is
tightened securely.
9.
The ball joint system allows you
to
change the angle
of
the camera. Simply loosen the nut, adjust the
camera angle and re-tighten the nut.
Mounting Helmet
Mount
on a Non-Vented Helmet (motorcycle)
1.
Attach the Helmet
Mount
to
the helmet by applying the double-sided adhesive included
in
the package.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7
8.
9.
12
Use the fitting piece
with
the Helmet
Mount
for a
more
secure fit.
Select the Helmet
Mount
strap
with
suitable length
from
among
tho
se included
in
the package.
Loosen and detach the ball joint nut
from
the
Hermet Mount.
Insert the
Ball
Joint through the
Ball
Joint
Nut
and then into the
Heimet
Mount
Socket.
When
you
should hear a click, tighten the
Ball
Joint Nut.
Attach the double-sided adhesive pads
to
the
base
of
the Helmet
Mount
and fitting piece.
Attach the Helmet
Mount
to
one side
of
the
helmet.
Loop the strap
to
the other side
of
the
helmet, through the vent
of
fitting piece, and back
to
the original
side
of
the helmet.
Fasten the strap
with
a Strap Clip.
Repeat on the opposite end
of
the strap until the Helmet
Mount
is
firmly attached
to
the heir-net.

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XS80
USER
GUIDE
10
. Attach the Mount-Lock
and
camera into the
Ball
Joint Socket. Assure that the Mount-Lock
Ball
Joint Nut
is
tightened securely.
11.
The ball joint system allows you to change the angle of the camera. Simply loosen the nut, adjust the
camera angle and re-tighten the nut.
Tips forAchieving a Secure
Mounting
When straps are not practical, the adhesive pads
can
be used
to
attach the mount to smooth surfaces like a
motorcycle helmet. And don't
worry
about the adhesive ruining the helmet; they're removed quite easily
when
heat
is
applied
(eg.
a hairdryer).
For
best results, maximum adhesion
of
the adhesive pad
is
achieved by first cleaning the helmet surface
thoroughly where the pad will
be
attached. Apply the
pad
firmly and allow it to remain unused overnight.The
dry time allows the adhesive to create a stronger bond.
For
ultimate camera support, use the straps and the
3M®
adhesive pads.
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USER
GUIDE
Troubleshooting
PROBLEMS CAUSES SOLUTIONS
1 LED flashes and camera turns
off
Battery is exhausted Recharge the battery
2 Cannot turn on the camera
Red
LED flashes during recording
Low
battery Recharge the battery
Cannot take photos or video
Memory
is
full Reolace mernorv card
with
a
new
OTle
. .
(Green LED flashes)
Cannot take photos or video 1 MicroSD card is not
in
serted 1 Insert MicroSD card
Green and Red LED flashes 2 Card is not formatted 2 Format the card
Cannot find removable disk after Connection Failure 1 Make sure cable connections are
connecting the camera
to
the secure and restart the computer if
computer necessary.
2 Try a different USB port on the
computer
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Specifications
Optics
5MP CMOS Image Sensor
F2.8 Fixed Focus Ultra Sharp Glass Lens
Light Sensitivity: >
1.4 V/lux-sec
White Balance. ISO, Scene: Auto
Exposure Auto Control: Auto
120 Degree Ultra
Wide Angle Lens
File Format: Video- H2.64 MPEG4, PHOTO- JPEG
TVType (NTSC/PAU
HD Resolutions
*1080p: 1920x1080pI 30FPS I 16:9
*720p: 1280x720 I 30FPS/ 16:9
Photo
Resolutions 16MP, 5MP, 3MP
Photo Mode: Single I Burst (x3) /Time Lapse (5, 10,30,60)
Microphone IAudio
Mono, 48 KHZ, AAC Compress1on, auto ga1n control
Audio Format: ADPCM
Storage/Recording Time
32MB internal Memory
Micro SD- Up To 128GB
Battery/Charging
1050MAH Built In Battery (Approx. 2.5 hrs of Use)
Other
G-Sensor (Auto Rotation): Yes
Auto Power Off: off/1 min I 3m in
Vibrates: Yes
Anti-Shake: Yes
Inputs/Outputs
USB 2.0, HDMI
Housing
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POLAROID
XS80
lJSER GUTDE
IPX8: Waterproof Up
To
10Meter
High Impact & Shock Proof
Operating System
Windows
7/XP SP3
Nista
and later,
Mac
10.5
or
above
Size:
96.3*40*45.8mm
Weight: 3.9oz
FCC Stat
ement
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.
(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
Class B digital devices, 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
off
and on,
the
user is encouraged
to
try
to
correct
the
interference by one or
more
of
the
following measures:
Re-orient
or
relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation
between
the
equipment
and receiver.
Connect the
equipment
into
an
outlet on a circuit different
from
that
to
which
the
receiver is connected.
Consult the dealer
or
an
experienced radio!TV technician for help.
Use
of
sh1elded cable
is
required
to
comply
with
Class B limits
in
Subpart
B
of
Part
15
of
the
FCC
rules.
Do not make any changes or modifications
to
the
equipment
unless
otherwise
specified
in
the
manual. If such changes
or
modifications should be made, you could be required
to
stop operation
of
th
e equipment.
Notice
If static electricity or electromagnetism causes data transfer
to
discontinue
midway
(fail), restart
the
application or
disconnect and connect
the
communication cable (USB, etc.) again.
Legal
Notice
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Trademark Information
Microsoft® and
Windows®
are U.
S.
registered trademarks
of
Microsoft
Corporation.
POLAROID
XS80
USER
GUIDE
Pentium® is a registered trademark
of
Intel Corporation.
iPhone®, iPad®, and
Macintosh®
are trademarks
of
Apple Inc.
MicroSD™ is a trademark maintained by SD Card Association.
Other names and products may be trademarks or registered trademarks
of
their respective
owners
.
Product Information
Product design and specifications are subject
to
change
without
notice.This includes primary product specifications,
software, and instruction manual. This manual is a general reference guide for
the
product.
The product and accessories that
come
with
your XS80 camera may be different
from
those described
in
this manual.
This is due
to
the fact that differ
ent
retailers often specify slightly different pro
duct
inclusions and accessories
to
suit their
market requirements,
customer
demographics, and geographical preferences. Products very often vary
between
retailers,
especially
with
accessories such
as
chargers,
memory
cards, cables, pouches, mounting accessories and language
support. Occasionally, a retailer
will
specify a unique product color and appearance. Contact your dealer for precise
product definition and included accessories.
The
illustrations in this manual are for the purpose
of
explanation and may differ
from
the
actual design
of
your camera.
The
manufacturer assumes no liability for any errors or discrepancies
in
this manual.
PLR
IP
Holdings, LLC, its licensees and affiliates, fully supports all electronic
waste
initiatives. As responsible stewards
of the environment, and
to
avoid violating established laws, you should properly dispose
of
this product
in
compliance
with
all
applicable regulations, directives or
other
governances
in
the
area
where
you reside. Please check
with
local
authorities
or
the
retailer
where
you purchased this product
to
determine a location
where
you can appropriately dispose
of the product.
You
may also go
to
www.polaroid.com and reference Social Responsibility http://www.polaroid.com/social-responsibility
to learn more about
the
specific laws
in
your area and
to
locate a collection facility near your
home
.
If your electronic device has internal
memory
on which personal or other confidential data may be stored, you may
want
to perform a data sanitization process before you dispose
of
your device
to
assure another party cannot access your
personal data. Data sanitization varies by the
type
of
product and its software, and you may
want
to
research the best
sanitization process for your device before disposal.
You
may also check
with
your local recycling facility
to
determine
their data sanitization procedures during the recycling process.
17

POLAROID XS80
USER
GUIDE
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& Pixel, and Polaroid Classic Border Logo are trademarks
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LIMITEDWARRANTYTO ORIGINAL CONSUMER
This Product (including any accessories included in the origi
nal
packaging)
as
supplied and distributed
new
by
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authorized retailer
is
warranted by the
Di
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tributor
to
the original consumer purchaser against defects
in
material and workmanship ("Warranty")
as
follows
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Year
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Year
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Year
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Year
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Zealand 1
Year
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To
receive Warranty service, the original consumer purchaser
must
contact the Distributor, or
an
authorized
service provider of the Distributor, for problem determination and service procedures. Proof
of
purchase
in
the
form
of
a bill of sale or receipted invoice, evidencing that the Product is within the applicable Warranty
period(s), MUST be presented to Distributor, or
an
authorized service provider
of
the Distributor, in order to
obtain the requested service.
Shipping expenses to the Distributor's service center or Return Facility are not covered
by
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must
be paid by the consumer.
Exclusions and Limitations
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in
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in
the normal,
noncommercial use of the Product, and does not cover consumer instruction, delivery, installation, set-up,
adjustments, cosmetic damage or damage due to acts
of
nature, accident, misuse, abuse, negligence.
commercial use or modification
of,
or to any part
of
the Product.
In
addition, this Warranty does not cover
images
"burnt
" into the screen.
This Warranty applies to the original consumer only and does not cover products sold
AS
IS
or WITH
ALL
FAULTS.
sold
as
Reconditioned, Refurbished or Remanufactured, or consumables
(e
.g., fuses, batteries,
bulbs etc.). The Warranty
is
invalid if the factory-applied serial
number
has been altered or removed
from
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in
the
country
where
the consumer purchased the product, and only
applies
to
products purchased and serviced
in
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IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED
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ABOVE. NO OTHER EXPRESS WARRANTY OR
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BY
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ENTITY WITH RESPECT
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THE
PRODUCT SHALL
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BINDING ON DISTRIBUTOR.
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REPLACEMENT.
OR
REFUND
OF
THE ORIGINAL PURCHASE PRICE
-AT
DISTRIBUTOR'S SOLE DISCRETION- ARE THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES
OF
THE
CONSUMER.
IN
NO
EVENT
WILL
DISTRIBUTOR,
ITS
MANUFACTURERS,
OR
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HOLDINGS,
LLC
BE
LIABLE
FOR
ANY
INCIDENTAL,
DIRECT,
INDIRECT, SPECIAL, PUNITiVE
OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (SUCH
AS
, BUT
NOT LIMITED
TO,
DAMAGES
FOR
LOSS
OF
PROFITS, BUSINESS, SAVINGS,
DATA
OR
RECORDS)
CAUSED
BY
THE
USE,
MISUSE
OR
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PRICE
OF
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TO
ANYONE OTHER THAN THE ORIGINAL
CONSUMER
WHO
PURCHASED THE PRODUCT
AND
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NOTTRANSFERABLE.
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Contact your authorized retailer to determine if another warranty applies.
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