Qoltec DVT123SA User manual

ACTION CAMCORDER 50203
USER MANUAL
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End User Notice:
High de inition and high rame rate video capture
devices,place huge demands on memory cards.
Pending your user settings,it is recommended that a
4GB(or higher) CLASS 10 SD Card be used to avoid
Read/Write complications, which will appear as an
error message on the screen during use. I you are not
sure,please test any lower class cards (Read/Write
speed) in the device be ore use.
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Mounting Accessories
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WATERPROOF CASE
1. Insert a finger at the half circle of the Clamp by prying the clamp up away from the case.
2. Before sealing the case, inspect the water sealing gasket to be sure it’s in good condition. ou can test the
gasket by closing the case without inserting the camera.
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1.Clamp
2. Shutter Release
3. Power Button

Submerse the case completely in a bowl of water for about a minute. Remove the case from the water, dry off
its exterior with a towel, then open the case. If the entire interior is dry, the case and gasket are safe for use under
water.
3. There are just two buttons required for recording video and images: the Shutter Release, and the Power
Button.
4. Remember to put the Mode Switch in your desired recording position before inserting the camera in the
waterproof case. There is no external button for the Mode Switch.
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1.
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-20 Screw
HANDLEBAR SEATPOST MOUNT
1. The camera dose not have a standard tripod mount. For all the accessories with a 1/4-20 screw, the camera
must be enclosed in with the waterproof case or in the included mounting adapter.
2. Turn the waterproof case (or mounting adapter) clockwise onto the 1/4-20 screw of the handlebar clamp until
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2. Locking Wheel
3. Bar Clamp Bolt
4. Bar Clamp
5. Tilt Knob

secure.
3. Turn the Locking Wheel so it applies pressure to the case to keep the connection secure.
4. Loosen the Bar Clamp Bolt until the screw can be pushed 90°upward.
5. The bottom half of the Bar Clamp can be opened to allow you to wrap the Handlebar Clamp around the actual
handlebar of your bicycle.
6. After positioning the Handlebar Clamp where you want it, close up the bottom half of the clamp and tighten
the Bar Clamp Bolt.
7. Loosen the Tilt Knob, to adjust for the proper aiming angle; then tighten the knob.
8. Panning adjustments can be made by loosening the Locking Wheel, adjust the pan angle; then tighten the
wheel.
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3.
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-20 Screw
HELMET MOUNTING SYSTEM
1. Insert the free end of the Helmet Belt through one of the slots in the base of the Helmet Mount.
2. Thread the same end in to the helmet vent and then back up to the Helmet Mount through another vent. Then
insert the belt through the other side of the Helmet mount. Then insert the belt back through the helmet vent.
3. ou should have now both ends of the belt inside the helmet. take both ends of the Belt and pull to tighten and
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1.Helmet Belt
2.Helmet Mount
4.Locking Wheel
5.Tilt Knob

then attach together with the Velcro strap.
4. Turn the Waterproof case (or mounting adapter) onto the 1/4-20 screw of the Helmet Mount until secured.
5. Turn the Locking Wheel so it applies pressure to the case to keep the connection secure.
6. Loosen the Tilt Knob, to adjust for the proper aiming angle; then tighten the knob.
7. Please note this helmet mount will only work with vented helmets.
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SHIELD
1. This Mounting Adapter allows you to attach mounting accessories that have a 1/4-20 screw.
2. The camera will clip right in to this adapter.
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Quick User Guide
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Functions
Functions
This user's manual has referred to the latest information we had when this user’s manual was made. The screen
display and illustrations are used in this user's manual for the purpose of introducing details of this digital camera
in a more specific and direct way. Difference may arise between these displays and illustrations and the digital
camera actually available for you due to difference in technological development and production batch, under
which case, the actual functions of this video camera shall prevail.
Announcements
Announcements
Please read the Announcements carefully before using this video camera for proper and safe operation, so as to
bring its optimum performance into play and extend its service life.
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Do not expose the video camera to sunshine directly, nor point its lens to sunlight. Otherwise, the image
sensor of the video camera may be damaged.
Take good care of the video camera and prevent water or sand particles from entering the video camera
when it is used on the beach or water, because water, sand particles, dust or component containing salt may
damage the video camera.
Keep the video camera contaminated free of dust and chemical materials. Place it in a cool, dry and well
ventilated place. Do not place the video camera in a high temperature, moist or dusty place.
Please check if the video camera can operate normally before use.
If dirt or stain is accumulated on the video camera or on its lens, use soft, clean and dry rag to wipe it
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away gently. If the video camera or its lens is stained with sand particles, blow them away gently. Do not
use cloth to wipe arbitrarily. Otherwise, it may scratch the surface of video camera or its lens.
If it is required to clean camera surface, firstly blow away the sand dust accumulated on this surface, and
then wipe the camera gently with rag or tissue applicable to optical equipments. Please use the cleaning
agent of video camera for wiping if necessary. Do not use organic solvent to clean the video camera.
Do not touch the lens surface with fingers.
Please back up the data if the memory card inside this video camera is used for the first time.
The externally installed memory cards are manufactured from precise electronic components. Data may
be lost or damaged under the following circumstances:
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1. Improper use of the memory card.
2. The memory card is bent, dropped or collided.
3. Place it under high temperature or moist environment or expose to sunshine directly.
4. Electrostatic or electromagnetic field exists around the memory card.
5. This memory card is taken out or power supply is interrupted when this video camera or computer is
connected to the memory card (i.e. during reading, writing and formatting).
6. Touch the metal contact surface of the memory card with fingers or metal materials.
System Requirements
System Requirements
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System Requirements
Operating System Microsoft Windows2000, XP, Vista, 7
CPU Intel Pentium III of more than 800MHz or other CPU with
equivalent performance
Internal Memory Larger than 512MB
Sound Card and
Display Card
The sound card and display card shall support DirectX8 or higher
version.
CD Driver Speed of 4 times or faster
Hard Dis Free space of more than 500MB
Others One standard USB1.1 or USB2.0 port
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Introduction to Appearance and Keypad
Introduction to Appearance and Keypad
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⑴Memory card slot
⑵Reset
⑶USB slot
⑷Power button
⑸MIC
⑹Shutter button
⑺Mode Switch:
⑻Lens
⑼LCD TFT
⑽Working Indicator Light
⑾Indicator Light for charging
⑿Wrist strap eyelet

Usage
Usage
1. Charge the built-in lithium battery
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USB Cable
Indicator Light for
charging is on.

Connect the video camera with computer for charging in the shutdown state. The indicator light for charging is
on at this time and will be off after charging. In general, it can be fully charged after 2-4 hours.
2. Use of Memory Card
1. Push the memory card into the card slot according to the concave lettering beside the slot of memory card
till it is completely inserted.
2. To take out the memory card, gently press the end of the memory card inward and it will pop up.
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Note: No built-in memory is available in this video camera. Ma e sure to insert memory card before
using.
3. Startup/Shutdown
3.1 Startup: Press the POWER button for 3 seconds, the screen is displayed and the camera is on.
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