SJCAM M10 Series User manual

M10

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When you open the camera package for the first me check the contents to make sure you have all the
mounng hardware and accessories.
Plasc film covers the camera display and lens. There is also plasc film on the inside and outside of the
lens cover and both back cover doors of the clear housing. Remove plasc film before using the camera.
Verify the authencity of the camera by checking the security code under the scratch-off on the side of
the package. Go to the SJCam official website at hp://www.sjcamhd.com/safe/ and enter the security
code as directed to verify that you have an authenc SJCam.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introducon ......................................................... (General informaon about the company and the
product.Informaon about support and firmware pages can be entered here)
Knowing your camera ........................................... (Pictures and/or schemes of the product, with
technical specificaons, capons and explanaons of each buon, switch etc.)
Baery operaons ................................................ (Inserng the baery, charging the baery, ps for
baery usage, turning the device on/off etc.)
Working with memory cards ................................ (How to insert the memory card, ps and tricks
about choosing the right card, how to get the maximum out of a memory card, etc.)
Main Screen ......................................................... (Geng to know the status display and what the
camera gives informaon for, independent explanaon of each icon or status symbol)
And Acon! .......................................................... (Explain the various modes the camera can work in,
and provide ps and tricks about how to come up with the best capture)
Acon in moon .................................................. (Explain the different video modes, for example
me-lapse, slow moon (if available) etc. Give technical informaon about the available resoluons,
FOV, standard (NTSC/PAL) etc.)
Freeze the acon .................................................. (Explain the different photo shoong modes, give
ps and tricks for best results)
Replay the acon .................................................. (Explain how the user can review the recorded
content, what tools and/or devices are required etc.)
Car Mode ...................................……………….......... (Explain how “Car Mode” works)
Managing recorded content ................................. (Explain how to manage files /copy, delete etc./)
Setup menu .......................................................... (Describe and explain the opons found under the
setup menu, for example, sengs for the video/photo capture, date and me, power saving opons
etc.)
Accessories ........................................................... (Describe the available mounts, accessories etc.)
Taking care of your M10 ....................................... (Tips and trick for keeping the camera in best
condion)
Troubleshoong .................................................... (What to do if the M10 starts to misbehave, for
example, if it doesn’t want to turn on, or displays an error message etc.)
Appendix .............................................................. (Trademarks, Regulatory informaon etc.)

INSTRUCTION
We believe everyone has a dream. Our mission is to make you express yourself, your vision and
dreams in order to make them real, and share them with others. In the last 10 years of experience
in Research and Development and Commercializaon, we have gained world recognion from
customers and retailers, with the ambion to give people the possibility to create, explore and
empower their dreams. Having our own factory,controlling the whole producon process, and a
facility with more than 500 employees, makes us more versale and able to reach the market fast,
ensuring that the highest quality standards are met. It is all about dreams. Dare to join the SJCAM
Revoluon.
SJCAM CEO
M10 SERIES
The M10 Series are designed for portability without compromises. Excellent resoluon combined with
the latest technologies, result in the finest user experience yet. Never look back, unless you have the M10
camera at your side.
Knowing your camera
Power/Mode buon
Status Light
Shuer/Select buon
Opcal lens
Menu up buon
Menu down buon
Menu buon
Microphone

External Lights
Buons
Baery cover
Baer cover latch
1.5’’ LCD Screen
Mini USB Connector
Mini HDMI Connector
MicroSD Card slot
Speaker
The following lights indicate the operaon described and can occur in several combinaons.
Blue light on: the camera is on.
Red light on: the camera is connected to a charger.
Blue light flashing: the camera is capturing video.
Power/Mode: Press and release to turn on the camera. Press and release to change modes. Press
and hold to turn off the camera.
Shuer/Select: Press to start or stop recording videos, take pictures, select menu items, or control
video playback.
Up and Down: Press and release to navigate through menus and change leers and numbers in
Setup. Press and hold to advance through several menu items in Setup. Press and hold to zoom in or
out in Record or Camera modes. Press and release to fast forward or rewind videos du ring Playback.

Baery operaons
Pull the baery cover latch to open the cover.
Gently remove the baery from the camera body.
Once charged, open the baery cover and insert the baery. Be careful not to touch the exposed +/-
poles, and to insert the baery properly.
Press and hold the power buon 3-5 seconds to power up or shut down the camera.
Charge the baery using only the provided baery charger, or by connecng it to a computer with a
USB cable. You can also charge the baery using a car charger. It takes about 3 to 3-1/2 hours to fully
charge a depleted baery.
Power/Mode Buon
Status Light
Lens protecon
Waterproof case lock switch
Waterproof case
Mount accessory

Working with memory cards
When fully charged, the baery can provide you with up to 90 minutes of recording me. (If the
camera is turned on, but not used for some me, it will power down to save the baery.)
Tip: If you are not using the camera for a prolonged period, remove the baery and store it in a dry
and dark place, away from sunlight.
Aenon: Using other chargers than the one provided with the camera may damage the baery. If
the baery is not charging when connected to a computer, make sure that the computer is powered
on and try a different USB port, or cable. If the baery sll has charging issues, please contact our
technical support. Do not crush, pierce, drop, disassemble, or set fire to the baery, serious injuries
may occur. Please dispose of the used baery, according to your local environmental regulaons.
To insert the microSD card, gently slide it into the slot unl it clicks into place. The microSD card can
be inserted in one way only. If you have difficules inserng the memory card, do not try to force it in,
because it can be permanently damaged. Flip it over or face it the other way round and try again.
To remove the microSD card, use your fingernail or some object with a thin p and gently press the
microSD card further into the camera body. You will hear a click, and the memory card will pop out of
the camera body..
The SJCAM M10 is compable with microSD and microSDHC memory cards with capacity up to 32
GB. SJCAM recommends using a brand name memory card, preferably with a CLASS 10 rang, in order
to have beer performance and reliability.
Aenon:Be careful when handling memory cards. Avoid touching the connector pins, and keep them
away from liquids, heat sources, dust and magnec objects. Do not insert or remove the memory card
while the camera is powered on. Consult the manufacturer’s specificaons and guidelines concerning
using the memory card in various or extreme weather condions.

MAIN SCREEN
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Recording me
Framerate and video resoluon
Microphone on/off
Baery charge status
Image/video preview
Date and Time
Octagon with leer F
Key symbol
Baery Symbol
Video Record Mode Icons
The baery charging symbol shows bars moving across a baery from le to right.
When all bars are full and stop moving it means that the baery is fully charged, or that the camera
is connected to the charger and is operang without a baery.
Icons appear only when OSD Mode is “On”. If OSD Mode is turned off then no icons appear on the
display except as indicated below.
When in default record mode, these icons are visible (starng at the top le corner):
Yellow circle and numbers: Record mode selected. The yellow numbers are the remaining video
recording me based on recording sengs and available memory. If the yellow circle is flashing,
switching between red and yellow,and red numbers counng up from00:00:00 show the recording
me for that segment. Yellow or red numbers are displayed shown in format HH:MM:SS.
White leers and numbers in a blue box: video resoluon and frames per second ( for example,
1080P30)
White arrow loop with number: shows the Cyclic Record me segments.
Microphone: audio recording is turned on.
Flashing circle only switching between red and yellow (when OSD Mode turned off): the camera
is recording video
Baery icon: indicates the approximate baery charge remaining. The icon has a plug symbol
within the baery icon to indicate that the baery is turned off and charging, or that the camera
is operang without a baery while connected to the charger.
Time: shows current me in 24-hour clock, HH:MM:SS. Time resets to 00:00:00 when the baery
is replaced.
Date: shows current date in format YYYY-MM-DD. The date resets to default when the baery is
replaced.
Octagon with leer F: Moon Detecon is turned “On”.
Key symbol: indicates the video is protected during Delete. CAUTION: this does not mean that the
video will not be deleted if you perform a format on the memory card.

Camera Mode Icons
Playback Mode Icons
Icons appear only when OSD Mode is “On”. If OSD Mode is turned off then no icons appear on the
display except as indicated below.
Icons appear only when OSD Mode is “On”. If OSD Mode is turned off then no icons appear on the
display except as indicated below.
Blue camera symbol: Camera mode acve
Number and leer: image size in megapixels (for example, 12M).
Baery icon: indicates the approximate baery charge remaining. The icon has a plug symbol within
the baery icon to indicate that the baery is turned off and charging,or that the camera is operang
without a baery while connected to the charger.
Number (max of six digits): the number of photos you can take at the selected camera sengs with
the available remaining memory.
Yellow clock face with a number: Capture Mode with the selected me interval in seconds shown on
the clock face. If the clock face is red with a number, then the camera is taking photos in Capture
Mode at the me interval shown with the red numbers.
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Blue arrow: Playback mode.
Red arrow: playback a video.
Baery icon: indicates the approximate baery charge remaining. The icon has a plug symbol with in
the baery icon to indicate that the baery is turned off and charging,or that the camera is operang
without a baery while connected to the charger.
White leers and numbers: displays the video resoluon when reviewing video content(for example,
1080FHD for MOV files), or the image size ( for example, 2048X1536 for JPG files ) when reviewing
image content.
File name: a string of leers and numbers across the boom of the display. The file name can look
like this:
- YY_MMDD_hhmmss_XXX.MOV - for non-protected videos;
- MMDD_hhmmss_XXX_EVE.MOV - for protected videos;
- YY_MMDD_hhmmss_XXX.JPG - for photos.
Abbreviaons legend: YY = year, MM = month, DD = day, hh = hour, mm = minute, ss = seconds, XXX
= file sequence number, EVE = protected video, MOV = video, JPG = photo.
Key symbol: indicates the selected video is protected.
If the OSD Mode turned off, a Start and Stop icon appears at the boom of the screen. T he red
arrow icon appears when the “Shuer/Select” buon is pressed to play back a video. The blue pause
icon appears when the “Shuer/Select” buon is pressed to pause video playback.

And Acon
Acon in moon
Freeze the acon
The SJCAM M10 comes with several various modes. To browse through the modes, press the Power
buon repeatedly, unl you find your desired mode. The default mode when you turn on the camera is
the “Video Recording” mode. Pressing the Power buon will guide you through the “ Photo shoong”,
“Playback” and “Setup” modes. To select the mode, press the “Shuer/Select” buon.
The 12MegaPixel Pro-Grade CMOS Sensor, along with the 170 degree Wide Angle lens, 4x Digital
Zoom, Water Resistance of depths up to 30 meters, the Moon Detecon sensor and the “An-Shake”
Funcon will make sure you record every second of your adventure.
The camera can be operated without a baery if it is connected to an adapter. Note that the zoom
is electronic, not opcal. It operates by enlarging and cropping a recording or photo, not by adjusng
lenses. Make sure you've installed an adequately charged baery and a memory card with sufficient
remaining memory, before placing the camera in the waterproof housing.
The M10 lets you capture video in high resoluon 1080p at 30 fps (frames per second), by default.
Other available video resoluons include 1280x720 at 60fps, 1280x720 at 30fps and 640x480 at 60fps.
Use the “Sengs” menu to choose your video recording preferences.
With SJCAM M10, you will be able to produce a me lapse video, without using a separate, third
party device or soware. Use the “Sengs” menu to choose your me lapse preferences.
“Video recording” mode is the default mode when you turn the camera on. It is indicated by the
camcorder symbol in the upper le corner of the status screen. In order to start recording, press the
“Shuer/Select” buon. To stop recording, press the “Shuer/Select” buon again. The camcorder
symbol on the status screen will disappear.
Pressing the Mode buon while recording,will protect a video from accidental deleon.A key icon
will appear on the display. Pressing and holding the “Up” buon, will zoom in up to 4x. Pressing and
holding the “Down” buon will to zoom out.
Aenon: If your memory card is out of available space,or the baery is depleted,the camera will
automacally stop recording.
With the M10 you will be able to capture high resoluon 12MP images with superb quality and vivid
colors. Turn on the camera and select the Photo Shoong mode. This mode is indicated by the camera
symbol in the upper le corner of the status screen. Using the “Shuer/Select” buon, you can choose
between “Single Shot”, “Self-Timer” and “Connuous (Burst)” shoong.
To capture images, press the “Shuer/ Select ” buon. If you are in the “ Single Shot ” mode, the
camera will capture one frame. If you are in “Self-Timer” mode, the camera will capture an image with
a delay of 3, 5 or 10 seconds, depending on your preferences. If you are in the “Connuous ( Burst )”
mode, press the “Shuer/Select” buon to capture consecuve images with a speed of 3, 5, 10 or 30
frames per second.This mode is great for capturing moving targets,like sport figures, animals,speeding
objects etc. Pressing and holding the “Up” buon, will zoom in up to 4x. Pressing and holding the
“Down” buon will to zoom out.
Aenon: If your memory card is out of available space, or the baery is depleted, the camera will
prompt you that you will not be able to capture any images.

Replay the acon
Car mode
Managing recorded content
There are several ways to review what you have captured, once you are done recording. You can
connect the camera to a computer to transfer or playback the captured content. Also you can use the
official mobile app ( available on Android and iOS ) to control your camera or playback the recorded
content. In the end, you can remove the microSD card and use a card reader to transfer or playback
the recorded content on it. The captured content is in industry standard .mov format for videos and
.jpg format for images, so it can be easily reviewed without using complex or expensive soware
applicaons.
Press the “Mode” buon unl you reach the Playback menu. Press the “Down” buon to advance
to the next video or photo. Press and hold the“Down”buon to scroll through several videos or photos
at once. A thumbnail of each video and photo will appear.Press the“Shuer/Select”buon for playback.
The blue arrow icon changes to red.Press the“Shuer/Select”buon again to pause the video playback.
A blue pause symbol replaces the red arrow. Press the “Mode” buon to stop playback. Press the “Up”
buon to go back to the previous video or photo.
While reviewing a video, pressing the “Down” buon once will fast-forward (FF) at 2X speed, twice
to speed up the playback at 4X, and if pressed once more, it will speed up the playback at 8X. Press the
“Up” buon during fast forward to decrease the speed of the playback by one step. Press the “Up”
buon once during playback to rewind at 2X speed, twice to rewind the playback at 4X, and if pressed
once more, it will rewind the playback at speed of 8X. Press the“Down”buon to reduce rewind speed
by one step.
While reviewing photos, press the “Down” buon to advance to the next photo.Press and hold the
“Down” buon to advance through several photos at once. Press the “Up” buon to go back to the
previous photo or video.
Refer to the TV-Out seng in the Setup Menu secon below, to review recorded content using
HDMI connecon.
When used in this mode, the camera becomes an onboard camera that connuously records the
view through a vehicle's windscreen.It may be aached to the interior windscreen or to the top of the
dashboard, by sucon cup or an adhesive-tape mount. Using the camera like this, may provide video
evidence in the event of an accident.
In order to use the M10 in “Car Mode”, press the “Mode” buon unl the “Setup” menu appears.
Then, enter the “Setup” menu and navigate to Page 7, select “Car Mode”, and then select “On”. Plug
the camera into a 12V adapter and plug the adapter into a 12V outlet in your vehicle. The camera can
work in “Car Mode” with or without a baery in the camera. When you start your vehicle, the camera
turns on and starts recording video automacally. When you shut off your vehicle it stops recording
and turns off automacally. You can also turn off the camera manually while recording. “Camera” and
“Playback” modes are disabled while recording in“Car Mode”and no seng can be changed.Aer the
camera shuts down completely, you can then turn it on manually and operate it normally, provided that
there is a baery in the camera.
In order to transfer your recorded content to a computer,connect the camera to computer using a
micro USB x USB cable. The camera will then turn on automacally and a dialog box on the camera
display will ask whether to use the camera as a“Mass Storage”device or a PC Camera. Highlight “Mass
Storage”and press the“Shuer/Select”buon.A blue screen with the words“Mass Storage”will appear
on the camera.

You can also remove the memory card and insert it into a card reader connected to your computer.
Files are not automacally deleted when copied to a computer ( unless you use the “Cut” command
instead of “Copy”).
In order to delete selected videos and photos (except protected content), you can use one of the
following two methods:
In Playback mode navigate to a specific video or photo. Press and hold the “Up” buon and then a
“Delete” dialog box will appear with opons: “Delete Current?”, “Delete All?” or “Cancel”. Select
“Delete Current?”, and when prompted “Erase This?” select “OK”.
In Playback mode navigate to the specific video or photo you want to delete. Press the Mode buon
to advance to the Setup menu and then highlight “Delete” on page 8 of the Setup menu and press
the “Shuer/Select” buon. A Delete dialog box appears with opons: “Delete Current?” or “Delete
All?”. Highlight “Delete Current?” and press the “Shuer/Select” buon, and when prompted “Erase
This?”, highlight “OK” and press the “Shuer/Select” buon.
In order to delete all the recorded content, you can follow the same steps as above, and choose
“Delete All?” instead of “Delete Current?”. This will delete all the content, except the ones you have
protected i.e. the ones that have the “key” icon. If you aempt to delete a protected video a blue
pop-up appears with the word “Protected!”. A message then appear across the screen and you will
not be able to change modes using the Mode buon unl you have played the video for a moment.
In order to delete all the content on the memory card, including the protected videos or images,
enter the “Setup” menu and navigate to page 8. Here you can select the “Format” opon, that will
format the memory card, effecvely and irreversibly deleng all stored content. You can also format
the memory card through the computer, but it is advisable to do so by using the camera.
SETUP MENUSCREEN

Setup 1/9
Setup 2/9
Setup 3/9
Resoluon – It is the physical number of columns and rows of pixels that create the image and “fps”
is the frame rate i.e. “Frames per Second” – which is a number, showing how many images will be
displayed per second. Higher resoluons produce beer quality, but consume the baery faster.
Available opons include:
1080p (1920*1080)@ 30 fps
720p (1280*720) @ 30/60 fps
WVGA (848*480)@ 60 fps
VGA (640*480) @ 60 fps
Cyclic Record – A process of recording audio connuously to a storage medium. When the storage
capacity is full, the recording process connues to record at the beginning, overwring the previously
recorded material and replacing it with the new content.
HDR – High-dynamic-range imaging (HDR) is a technique used in imaging and photography to reproduce
a greater dynamic range of luminosity than what is achievable with standard digital imaging or
photographic techniques.
Moon Detecon – Moon detecon is the process of detecng a change in the posion of an object
relave to its surroundings or a change in the surroundings relave to an object. It can be used to trigger
the camera to start recording.
Audio – set up your audio preferences for video recording.
Date Stamp – Informaon that idenfies when a certain event occurred. When enabled, the date and
me will be shown on your recorded content.
Capture Mode - Single Shoot/ Self-mer - take pictures immediately with “ Single Shoot ”, or use “Self-mer”
to capture an image with a delay of 3, 5, 10 or 20 seconds.
Image Size – Choose the size of the photos. Available opons include:
12MP 4032×3024
10MP 3648×2736
8MP 3264×2448
5MP 2592×1944
3MP 2048×1536
2MP 1920x1080
1.3MP 1280×960
VGA 640×480
Quality – Adjust the quality of the images. Available opons include: “Fine”, “Medium” and “Standard”.
Sharpness – describes the clarity of detail in a photo, and can be a valuable creave tool for emphasizing
texture. Available opons include: “Strong”, “Normal” and “So”.
White Balance – or “WB” is the process of removing unrealisc color casts that affect the overall tone
of the image, so that objects which are actually white in reality, are rendered as white in your photo,
thus removing the color cast from a halogen lamp which makes everything in the photo a bit yellow,
for example. Available opons include: “Auto”, “Daylight”, “Cloudy”, “Tungsten” and “Fluorescent”.
Color – Manipulate the color of the image, which may help you to achieve a stronger impact on the
viewer. Available opons include: “Color”, “Black and White” and “Sepia”.

Setup 4/9
Setup 5/9
Setup 6/9
Setup 7/9
Setup 8/9
ISO – as a term in the camera world, describes the camera’s film or sensor speed. The higher this
number is, the more sensive the camera is to light, which allows you to shoot under low-light
condions. But, the higher the number of the ISO, the more noise appears on the image, reducing
the overall quality. Must be used with cauon.
Exposure – is the amount of light per unit area reaching a photographic film or electronic image
sensor, as determined by shuer speed, lens aperture and scene luminance. Exposure is measured
in lux seconds, and can be computed from exposure value (EV) and scene luminance in a specified
region. Available values are: ± 2, ± 5/3, ± 4/3, ± 1, ± 2/3, ± 1/3, +0.
Face Detecon – is a computer technology i.e. and algorithm that is being used in a variety of
applicaons that idenfies human faces in digital images. Some recent digital cameras use face
detecon for autofocus.
An-Shaking – Feature that effecvely compensates for hand movement while taking pictures.
QuickReview
DateStamp
Language – Choose the menu display language. The list of available languages includes: English,
French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Japanese, Tradional Chinese,
Russian, Korean, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Danish, Dutch and Turkish.
Date/Time – Adjust the me and date on the camera.
Auto Power Off – Opon for automac camera switch off. Available opons include turning off aer
3, 5 or 10 minutes of inacvity.
Beep Sound – Turn the acousc feedback sound when pressing the buons on or off.
TV out – Providing an analog video signal acceptable for a television AV input by connecng the camera
and TV with USB cable.
TV Mode – Switch between NTSC and PAL internaonal video standards.
Screensavers – Set whether or not to turn off the screen aer 30 seconds, 1, 3 or 5 minutes.
Frequency – Opon to set the frequency to 50 or 60 Hz.
Rotate – When turned on, the screen and recorded content will be rotated.
Car Mode – When used in this mode, the camera becomes an onboard camera that connuously
records the view through a vehicle's windscreen. It may be aached to the interior windscreen or to
the top of the dashboard, by sucon cup or an adhesive-tape mount. Using the camera like this, may
provide video evidence in the event of an accident.
OSD mode – On-screen display (OSD) is an image superimposed on a screen picture. When turned
on, the date, baery status, resoluon and some addional informaon are shown on the screen.
License No set – An opon to put your car’s license plate number in the recorded video.
Delete – Delete video or image content from the memory card.
Format – Format the memory card (Use with cauon,this will erase all the data stored on the memory card!)

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
TAKING CARE OF YOUR M10
Setup 9/9
Default Seng – Reset the camera to factory sengs.
Version – Display the firmware version.
Note: Some of the accessories are a part of the M10 bundle. More accessories can be found on our
web site: hps://www.sjcamhd.com/shop/
Please have in mind that your camera is a high-precision, sensive product, so avoid dropping it on
solid surfaces, crushing, or disassembling it.
Do not expose the unit to strong magnec fields, such as large magnets or electrical motors. Strong
magnec fields may cause the camera to fail or damage the recorded content.
Never leave the products exposed to high temperatures and direct sunlight.
Please choose a brand name memory card, preferably with a CLASS 10 rang, in order to have beer
performance and reliability. “No name” memory cards may fail to operate normally.

TROUBLESHOOTING
In case of overheang, smoke, or unpleasant smell in the process of charging, unplug your device
immediately to prevent fire hazard.
Keep the product out of children’s reach, especially while charging. Power line may cause children
accidental suffocaon or electric shock.
If you are not using the camera for a prolonged period, remove the baery and store it in a dry and
dark place, away from sunlight.
Keep the device in cool, dry and dust-proof places.
My M10 does not power on
My M10 is completely non-responsive
My M10 is completely non-responsive
Make sure that the baery is charged. To charge the baery, use the provided charger, car charger
or a USB cable to charge from a computer.
If your camera is not responding or if aer the firmware upgrade the unit's yellow or blue indicator
light is blinking but there is nothing appearing on the screen (black or white screen), please try the
following steps:
Power the camera off.
Remove the baery and the microSD card from the camera.
Reformat the MicroSD card using the FAT32 file format on your computer.
Copy the firmware files into the root directory of your microSD card.
Reinsert the memory card into your camera.
Reinsert the baery.
Connect the camera with the charger, and it will be upgraded automacally
Aer the firmware update is completed remove the SD card from the camera and format it again
on your computer, make sure to use the FAT32 file format.
Also, if that does not solve the issue, please try with a new microSD card as some of the microSD
cards on the markets do not work properly with SJCAM cameras. Please scroll through the list of the
supported memory cards, which is available on hp://sjcamhd.com/faq
This is rarely a camera issue. Update your video codecs on your computer. Also, it is recommended
to acquire at least a Class 10 memory card to avoid “choppy” display. It is advisable to transfer the
video on the computer’s hard drive and start the playback, to avoid the limitaons of the card reader
or the USB cable.
Please make sure that you have the latest firmware installed. You can find the most recent firmware
updates under the “Firmware” secon on our web site.
For more troubleshoong informaon, please visit our support secon on our web site.
(hp://www.sjcamhd.com/)