Sport Scope Quick Scope 11 User manual

Quick Scope 11’ & 16’ Instructions
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Camera Set Up
When you get your camera you
will need to change a few
settings to make it work properly
with your Quick Scope.
Turn Off Power Save
Power Save turns the camera off
after 5 minutes.
In the Setup menu
1) Select Setup
2) Select Power Save
3) Select Off
Set Record Quality to HD
1) Select Image
Quality/Size
2) Select REC Mode
3) Select High or Highest
Quality
View Record and Battery Info on
LCD Monitor
1) Select Camera/Mic
2) Select Scene Selection
3) Select Bottom right
arrow
4) Leave on last screen. Do
NOT exit.
This is an optional step for those
interested in displaying
Record/Standby & Battery Info
on the monitor screen. You are
not required to perform this step

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Set Up Instructions
The Quick Scope pole comes in a
travel bag. Inside your travel
bag’s (1) pocket you will find (2)
a wrapped cable, (3) camera lens
cover, (4) monitor rain cover. (5)
There is also a black waterproof
cover for the camera.
The electronics for the Quick
Scope can be found in the Hard
Case. You will be using the
camera and its external USB
battery, memory card, the HD
Monitor and its battery, and the
camcorder remote.
When the Quick Scope pole is
out of the travel bag you will see
(1) the monitor swivel mount, (2)
the remote plate where you clip
your camera remote, and (3) the
camera mount.
To set up the Quick Scope, (4)
slide the quick release plate off
the camera mount by (5)
loosening the knob as shown.

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Remove Sony camera and
extended cylinder battery from
hard case. Make sure micro SD
memory card has been inserted
into side slot. (1) First open
viewfinder to turn ON camera.
Next turn ON extended battery
BEFORE connecting to camera.
(2) Connect USB cord from
camera to extended battery.
Next, put the camera on (1) the
quick release plate and tighten
into place. Then (2) slide the
quick release plate back onto the
camera mount and (3) tighten
the knob to secure the camera
and quick release plate.
You may need to adjust the
camera’s position by (1)
loosening the knob and (2) tilting
the camera and then tightening
the knob to secure the camera
into place

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Now (1) slide a charged monitor
battery into the battery plate as
shown. Then (2) slide monitor
over the monitor swivel mount
and tighten the silver knob
against the back of the monitor
to secure it.
To attach the cable, first (1) clip
the carabineer attached to the
cable to the eye-hole bolt of the
Quick Scope pole. Next, we will
connect the (2) Remote Multi-
terminal connector to the
camera’s multiport and the (3)
HDMI Micro connector to the
camera’s HDMI Micro output.
(1) Attach multi-port end into
the camera’s MULTI port. This
controls the zoom and record of
the camera. (2) Attach micro
HDMI end into camera’s HDMI
OUT port, this is for the video
feed down to the monitor.

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Next, slide the (1) camera
remote on to the mount as
shown. (2) The camera remote
controls the zoom in/out,
record/standby, and on/off of
the camera. The REC light on the
remote will be RED when
recording and GREEN when in
standby. Use the (3) release
button to remove the remote
when you’re ready to remove it
from the mount.
To raise the Quick Scope pole,
(1) first remove the Velcro strap.
Then (2) loosen the knob as
shown. (3) Raise the pole to
desired height and tighten the
knob securing the pole into
place. IMPORTANT: Always
keep one hand on the pole you
are raising or lowering to
prevent the pole from coming
down unexpectedly. (4) Use the
Velcro strap to secure the cable,
preventing it from getting caught
on other equipment or blowing
in the wind.
Connect the (1) white/gray
multiport male connector to the
female multiport input port in
the top of the remote as shown.
Then (2) connect the male HDMI
connector into the female HDMI
input port on the side of the
monitor as shown. Make sure
the monitor’s input setting is on
HDMI by pushing the AV/PC
button on the monitor. You
should now have picture and be
able to zoom with the camera
remote.

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Rain Gear Instructions
All rain gear is found in the
pocket of the travel bag. (1) Find
the black lens hood. (2) This
flexible lens hood can be folded
over onto itself and the Velcro
holds its position as shown. (3)
To begin the attachment
process, you will first loosen the
camera mount knob and (4) slide
the quick release plate from the
camera mount.
Next, (1) line the black lens hood
up with the camera’s thread,
found on the bottom of the
camera and attach the quick
release plate through one of the
lens hood’s holes as shown. Be
sure to tighten the quick release
plate screw into the camera to
secure the lens hood. (2) Fold
the lens hood around the top of
the camera, inserting the
viewfinder through the slit, and
Velcro as show. The lens hood
should cover (3) the front of the
camera lens by several inches as
shown. (4) Attach quick release
plate with camera and lens hood
back onto the camera mount.
Next, (1) Open the large Velcro
opening of the black waterproof
cover and slide it over camera
and then close the Velcro.
Position (2) the small bungee
opening around the lens hood
and tighten as shown. Close (3)
the large bungee opening. Make
sure all the cable connections
are also covered by the
waterproof cover. Finally, put
(4) the clear monitor rain cover
over the monitor and remote
plate.

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Battery Instructions
The Quick Scope has three
battery sources that power the
monitor and the camera.
Extended USB Camera Battery:
lasts 5-6 hrs.
Internal Camera Battery: lasts
45min-1hr.
Monitor Battery: lasts 4-5 hrs.
.
To charge extended USB
camera battery, (1) attach
USB charging cable to a
USB wall outlet (you may
use Sony USB to AC
adapter that came with
camera). (2) Attach the
micro USB end to your
extended USB camera
battery. Charge the battery
for 4-5 hrs. or until the LED
light has been green for at
least 2 hrs.
To charge internal camera
battery first make sure
camera viewfinder is
closed. (3) Attach USB
charging cable to a USB
wall outlet and connect to
USB connector on camera.
(4) A yellow LED light will
indicate charging. Charge
until light turns off.
To charge monitor battery,
(5) attach battery to wall
charger and plug the
charger into wall outlet.
The charger’s light will turn
red when charging and
back to green when
completely charged. This
may take up to 8 hours. Do
not leave battery on
charger for more than 24
hrs.

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Transferring Video to
Computer
The camera records the video to
the micro SD memory card. To
transfer the video to your
computer for viewing or editing,
(1) Tap the micro SD card inward
into the camera slot so that it
releases and then remove. (2)
Insert micro SD card into
standard SD adapter card.
(3) Insert standard SD card into
computer SD slot.
On your computer (Windows),
open your file explorer and
select the memory card in the
side panel.
You will then be in the memory
card:
1) Open folder PRIVATE
2) Open folder AVCHD
3) Open folder BDMV
4) Open folder STREAM
Find the clips you want and drag
them to your desktop or into
your editing software.
To fully clear all data on the
memory card you may
accomplish this when the
memory card is in the camera:
Go to Menu > Setup > Format >
Select OK to delete all data.