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Rollei Ski Goggles/Skibrille 135 Full - HD
Thanks for purchasing this wearable camera goggle, please read this manual before use
Technical Specications
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Sensor resolution 5 Mega pixels CMOS.
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Support Micro SD/SDHC Class 4 card or above and compatible up to 32GB
(not included).
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Movie storage:
1080P=1920x1080p (16:9), 30fps, ~ 12 Mbit/s data rate, 12 minutes of video
recording per 1GB
720P=1280x720p (16:9), 60fps, ~ 12 Mbit/s data rate, 12 minutes of video
recording per 1GB
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The recording duration will be varied because of different recording objects
and environment.
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Focusing range: 0.8m~innity.
Rechargeable battery (built in)
Size: 227*95*130mm
Weight: 230g
Computer System Requirements
Minimum System Requirements
•
Windows Environment: 3.0 GHz Intel Pentium D(dual-core) or faster.
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Mac Environment: Dual 2.0 GHz PowerMac G5 or faster; 2.0 GHz Intel Core
Duo or faster.
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Windows XP (Service Pack 2 or later),Windows Vista, Windows7, Windows 8
or Apple Mac X 10.6 or above.
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2GB RAM.
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1G Free hard disk space.
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1GB or greater video card.
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QuickTime 7.
•
1024x768 resolution video support(32 bit).
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16 bit Windows compatible sound device.
(In some cases, the frame rate may be automatically reduced to maximize the
memory usage)
Parts Introduction
1. Camera
2. Manual
3. USB cable
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720P@60FPS, 1080P@30FPS
•
Waterproof IP68
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1.5H recording time
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135 degree wide angle
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Video Format H.264
Product design
Main parts of the camera
Using your camera
1. To start recording
A)
Wear the camera goggle and focus on what you would like to record.
B)
Short press on/off button to power on the camera, when the green LED
indicators are on and there is a short vibration, it means the camera is in
standby mode.
C)
Press the power ON/OFF button again, there is a vibration alert and blue LED
light ash every second, it means the camera is recording.
D)
If the camera in standby mode, press the recording button to start recording.
E)
To switch the camera off, press the power button for about three seconds.
The goggles will vibrate longer and the LED and the camera will switch off.
2. To take a picture
A)Press on/off button, the camera will go into standby mode when we hear a
short vibrate and the green LED light are on.
B)Short press the photo button for capturing a picture, when the blue LED light
ash one time,it means the photos have been taken successfully.
3. PC Camera
When connect the camera with the PC, Long press the photo button, removable
disk disappears, the camera is in PC CAM mode.
4. RESET
When the camera will not operate correctly, please press reset button for 1
second, the system will return to off status, repress the on/off button for normal
operation.
Setting menu
1. EV
Higher EV can increase the brightness of the video quality.
2. Light Frequency
To avoid the icker for indoor use, the right frequency needs to be set.
3. Time stamp
Set time stamp, then the exact time will display on the video and photo.
4. Resolution
Change the resolution between 1080p and 720p.
Setting.txt
1. Connect the camera to the PC with USB cable
2. Find the setting.txt by opening the removable disk
1. Photo button
2. On/off/recording button
3. SD card slot
4. USB slot
5. Reset
6. LED Indicator – The LED
indicator is assembled into the
inside of the goggles. You can see
the LED in the right top corner.
Camera
3. Choose update with “Y” means you can update the new data, default setting is “N”,
restart the camera to activate the setting
Setting.txt
Status 0 1 Default setting
EV 0-12 0-12 6
Light Frequency 60HZ 50HZ 0
RTC Display time stamp off time stamp on 1
Resolution 1080P 720P 0
NOTE: Users can choose 50HZ or 60HZ by this setting to avoid ickering in the
video while shooting indoors; you need to adjust this setting to match the frequency
of light source
LED Status
Status Green light Blue light Red light Vibration
Power on Stay on off off Vibrate 1 sec
Power off off off off Vibrate 2 sec
Recording Stay on Flash once per sec. off Vibrate 0.5 sec
No card or
memory is full
Quick ash 5 times
and goes off
Quick ash 5 times
and goes off
off
Vibrate 2 sec,
then off
Low battery
Quick ash for5-
10sec and then off
off off
Vibrate 3 times,
then off
Charging off off on N/A
Full charge off off off N/A
Time setting
1. Create a .txt document named “settime.txt” with Microsoft Word, Word Pad or
any other word processing software.
2. Open the new Text document, input the local true time according to the following
set form. For example: The present London time is: 06:09:01, 8th, Jul, 2013,
The syntax of the input must look like this: 2013 07 08, 06 09 01(space needed
between each number).When nished save the le and exit.
3. Connect the goggle to your PC and open the removable disc. Copy the “Settime.
txt” le to the Root directory of the SD card.
4. Disconnect the camera from your PC.
5. The camera will automatically use the new date and time when you switch the
goggles on the next time.
6. To see the time stamp on your video and photos you must enable the time stamp
function as described on page 6, chapter “Setting Menu”.
Charge with USB cable
Turn the camera off, then plug the camera with the rechargeable battery to a
computer with the
USB cable provided
The blue LED will light up to show the battery is charging.
The blue LED will be turned off when the battery is fully charged.
The rechargeable battery can work nearly 90-100 Minutes under the
1080P@30FPS or 720p@60fps; a full charge will take 2-3 hours.
NOTE
Ensure the card is inserted correctly
Do not touch the connect terminals on the back of the micro SD card
The card may be damaged if it is not fully inserted
The card and the data may be damaged if the micro SD card is inserted or removed
while the camera is on
Do not touch the cable connector as this may affect the camera performance and functions
The camera supports micro SD/SDHC Class 4 cards or above and compatible up to 32GB.
Micro SD cards with lower classes may cause performance drop during recording.
Connecting a computer
You can upload your recorded video footage and photos on a computer when
enabled the Computer and camera.
1. Turn the camera on.
2. Connect your camera to a computer using the USB cable.
3. It will show the removable disk when connected successfully.
4. Using the computer software to process the video and photo.
5. When exit please click the removable disk and then remove the USB cable.
Waterproof feature
This camera has passed waterproof IP68; we will not be responsible for camera
malfunction caused by liquid entering the camera as a result of misuse by the user.
Liquid may get inside the camera if the USB port is not rmly locked.
If the camera gets wet, wipe the liquid off as soon as possible with a dry cloth.
Other camera accessories may not be waterproof.
(Don’t use the camera in extreme temperatures as this may cause the camera to
malfunction).
1. Camera precautions
Please read below instructions before use this camera
. Please don’t open
. Please open the USB port at the instructions of the arrow direction
Do not put the camera to the wet and dusty place, it may cause to the le disaster
or get an electric shock.
Do not leave the camera in places exposed to extremely high temperatures , such
as direct sunlight
for extended periods of time. This may affect the camera housing and internal
components.
Please clean the lens with a soft cloth to remove ngerprints or dust.
If the rechargeable battery is mishandled, it can burst, cause a fire or even
chemical burns.
Please notice following cautions:
Do not disassemble.
Do not crush and expose the rechargeable battery to any shock or force such as
hammering, dropping or stepping on it.
Before remove the SD card, please turn off the camera at first, or it may cause
damage of the les or SD card.
Remove the SD card before storing the camera for long periods of time. Keep it in
a well-ventilated place.
Disclaimer
The warranty covers manufacturing defects only. Should the camera malfunction
under participation of any high-risk sports or activities not endorsed or
recommended by us, it will not be covered under warranty
XV) Trouble shooting
Cannot power on the camera
Please check if there is enough battery.
After connected with PC, cannot nd removable disk in MY COMPUTER.
Check if the USB connection is correct or not.
Check if the USB cable is normal
Try other USB cable, if still cannot find removable disk, the camera may have
problem. Please contact with your distributor or the manufacturer.
Cannot record a video
Check if the SD card has enough space, if not, please format the SD card and then
start recording
Verify if there are enough power, if running low power, please charge the camera
and then recording.
No sound or low volume.
Verify if the audio setting is correct.
Verify if the audio setting in the PC is correct, and try to play other videos to see if
there is any sound.
The camera cannot charge
Verify if the power adapter work well by LED light indicator. Please do not charge
with other adapter for this camera, if still cannot charge normally, please try to
charge by USB cable connection to the PC.
Please check if the USB connection is correct. Please do not use other USB cable
for this camera.
Specications
Image Sensor 5 mega pixels CMOS sensor
Pixels for taking pictures 3MP
Resolution 1920x1080P@30fps ; 1280x720P@60fps
Power supply Embedded 660mAh Li-polymer Battery
Power duration 1.5 hours
Power Consumption <1.5W
Memory Support Max high speed 32 GB TF Card
Photographing Angle 135 degree
Video Format H.264
Working temp -10
–50
Storage temp -20
-60
Waterproof rate IP 68
On/off vibration Yes
Physical weight 230g
Product size 227*95*130mm
USB 2.0
HS
Player KM Player; Quick Time7.6;Storm2012;RealPlayer11
Operating System Win8/Win7/Win XP/Vista/Mac Os10.7 or above
Rollei Ski Goggles/Skibrille 135 Full - HD
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720P bei 60FPS, 1080P bei 30FPS
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Wasserdicht (IP68)
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1,5 Std. Aufnahmedauer
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135-Grad-Weitwinkel
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Videoformat H.264
2. Bedienungsanleitung
3. USB-Kabel
4. Pinzette aus Kunststoff
Produktdesign
Wichtigste Komponenten der Kamera
1. Foto-Taste
2. Ein/Aus-/Aufnahmetaste
3. Steckplatz für microSD-Karte
4. USB-Anschluss
5. Reset
6. LED-Anzeige – Die LED-Anzeige
ist an der Innenseite der Brille
angebracht. Sie können die LED-
Leuchte in der rechten oberen Ecke
sehen.
Kamera
Vielen Dank, dass Sie sich für den Kauf dieser Skibrille mit Kamera entschieden haben. Bitte
lesen Sie sich diese Anleitung vor der Verwendung sorgfältig durch.
Technische Daten
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Sensorauösung 5 Megapixel CMOS.
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Kompatibel mit microSD/SDHC-Karten (Klasse 4 oder höher) mit bis zu 32 GB
Kapazität (nicht im Lieferumfang enthalten).
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Filmspeicherung:
1080P=1920x1080p (16:9), 30 fps, ~ 12 Mbit/s Datenrate, 12 Minuten
Videoaufnahme pro 1 GB
720P=1280x720p (16:9), 60 fps, ~ 12 Mbit/s Datenrate, 12 Minuten
Videoaufnahme pro 1 GB
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Die Aufzeichnungsdauer kann je nach Aufnahmeobjekt und
Umgebungsbedingungen variieren.
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Fokussierbereich: 0,8 m bis unendlich.
Akku (eingebaut).
Größe: 227*95*130 mm
Gewicht: 230 g
Systemanforderungen (Computer)
Minimale Systemanforderungen
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Windows-Umgebung: 3,0-GHz-Intel Pentium D (Dual-Core) oder schneller.
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Mac-Umgebung: 2,0-GHz-Dual-PowerMac G5 oder schneller; 2,0-GHz-Intel
Core Duo oder schneller.
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Windows XP (Service Pack 2 oder höher), Windows Vista, Windows 7,
Windows 8 oder Apple MacOS X 10.6 oder höher.
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2 GB RAM.
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1 GB freier Speicherplatz auf der Festplatte.
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Grakkarte mit 1 GB Speicher oder mehr.
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Quicktime 7.
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Videoauösung 1024x768 (32 Bit).
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Windows-kompatible 16-Bit-Soundkarte.
(Manchmal kann die Bildrate automatisch reduziert werden, um die
Speichernutzung zu maximieren)
Lieferumfang
1. Kamera
4. Auösung
Sie können Sie die Auösung zwischen 1080p und 720p umschalten.
Setting.txt
1. Schließen Sie die Kamera mit dem USB-Kabel an den PC an.
2. Öffnen Sie den Wechseldatenträger und hier die Datei „setting.txt“.
3. Wählen Sie Update mit „Y“, um die Kamera mit den neuen Daten zu
aktualisieren. Die Standardeinstellung ist „N“. Starten Sie die Kamera neu, um
die Einstellung zu aktivieren.
Setting.txt
Status 0 1 Standardinställning
Exponeringsvärde
(EV)
0-12 0-12 6
Ljusfrekvens 60 HZ 50 HZ 0
RTC-visning Tidsstämpel av Tidsstämpel på 1
Upplösning 1080p 720p 0
HINWEIS: Benutzer können über diese Einstellung 50 Hz oder 60 Hz auswählen,
um ein Flimmern des Videos bei Aufnahmen im Innenbereich zu vermeiden. Sie
müssen diese Einstellung an die Frequenz der Lichtquelle anpassen.
LED-Status
Status Grünes Licht Blaues Licht Rotes Licht Vibration
Eingeschaltet leuchtet dauerhaft aus aus vibriert 1 Sek.
Ausgeschaltet aus aus aus vibriert 2 Sek.
Aufnahme leuchtet dauerhaft
blinkt einmal
pro Sekunde
aus vibriert 0,5 Sek.
Keine Karte
eingesetzt oder
voller Speicher
blinkt 5 Mal schnell
und geht aus
blinkt 5 Mal
schnell und
geht aus
aus
vibriert 2 Sek.,
dann aus
Akku schwach
schnelles Aufblinken
für 5-10 Sek., dann
aus
aus aus
vibriert 3 Mal,
dann aus
Wird
aufgeladen
aus aus ein k. A.
Vollständig
aufgeladen
aus aus aus k. A.
Verwendung der Kamera
1
.
Die Aufnahme starten
A)
Setzen Sie die Kamera-Skibrille auf und blicken Sie in die Richtung, in der
Sie aufnehmen möchten.
B)
Drücken Sie kurz die Ein/Aus-Taste, um die Kamera einzuschalten. Wenn
die grüne LED-Anzeige leuchtet und das Gerät kurz vibriert, bendet sich die
Kamera im Standby-Modus.
C)
Drücken Sie die Ein/Aus-Taste erneut. Es wird ein Vibrationsalarm ausgelöst
und die blaue LED-Anzeige blinkt jede Sekunde. Dies bedeutet, dass sich die
Kamera im Aufnahmemodus bendet.
D)
Wenn sich die Kamera im Standby-Modus befindet, drücken Sie die
Aufnahmetaste, um die Aufnahme zu starten.
E)
Um die Kamera auszuschalten, drücken Sie etwa drei Sekunden lang die
Ein/Aus-Taste. Die Brille vibriert etwas länger und die LED-Anzeige und die
Kamera schaltet sich aus.
2. Ein Foto aufnehmen
A)
Drücken Sie die Ein/Aus-Taste. Die Kamera schaltet in den Standby-Modus, wenn ein
kurzes Vibrationsgeräusch zu hören ist und das grüne LED-Licht leuchtet.
B)Drücken Sie kurz die Foto-Taste, um ein Bild aufzunehmen. Wenn die blaue
LED-Anzeige einmal aueuchtet, wurde das Foto erfolgreich aufgenommen.
3. PC-Kamera
Wenn Sie die Kamera mit dem PC verbunden haben, drücken Sie lange die
Foto-Taste, bis „Wechseldatenträger“ verschwindet. Die Kamera befindet sich
nun im PC-KAMERA-Modus.
4. RESET
Wenn die Kamera nicht richtig funktioniert, drücken Sie bitte 1 Sekunde lang die
Reset-Taste, um das System in den Aus-Status zurückzuversetzen. Drücken Sie
für den normalen Betrieb wieder die Ein/Aus-Taste.
Einstellungsmenü
1. EV
Ein höherer Belichtungswert (EV) kann die Helligkeit der Videoqualität steigern.
2. Lichtfrequenz
Um Flimmern bei Innenaufnahmen zu vermeiden, muss die richtige Frequenz
eingestellt werden.
3. Zeitstempel
Wenn Sie den Zeitstempel einstellen, wird die genaue Aufnahmezeit im Video
oder Foto angezeigt.
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