User manual

FCC ID: 2AQUU-SURVEY3

Users Manual

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§PIM Table of Contents Camera Overview ~mmm~> 3 Inserting / Removing the Battery Survey Camera Inserting / Removing Memory Cards Charging the Battery Status LEDs Survey3 PowerIng Camera On and Off ————————————————————— 6 Change Camera Mode Touch Display Overview Touch Display Gestures Quick Settings PRORO® ce 1 Taking a Photo Photo Settings Video Video Settings Playback Viewing Videos and Photos on Your Camera Viewing Videos and Photos on HDTV System Settings —— > 19

Table of Contents Using the GPS Module ——.——......c.ccoco—— 22 Wirelass c> 2 WHFi Remote Control Bluetooth Remote Control Connecting Extemal Microphone ————————————————— 23 PWM Triggering > 24 USB Media Management <——————————— 25 Package Included .=c 26 Optional Accessories ~~ 26 Customer Support =27 1. Shutter Button 7.Front LED 2 2. Cooling Hole 8. Power / Mode Button 3. HDMI Port (supports PWM trigger cable, 9. MicroSD Card Slot not included) 10. Tripod Mount 4. Mini—USB Port (supports included external 11. Back LED GPS module} 12. Touch Display 5, Min/—USB Port (supports composite A/V cable, 3.5mm mic adapter, not included) 6. Front LED 1


Powering Camera On and Off + Swipe left on the main screen to change the capture made. To Power on: Hold the Power button for 3 seconds. To Power off: Hold the Power button for 4 seconds, Note: 1. To preventloss of data always turn off the camera before removing the battery or memory card. on 2. The camera will automatically turn off after removing the memory card or battery. Change Camera uesd There are three camera modes, Video, Photo and Playback. You can choose the camera mode in the main men, press mode button or swipe left to change the capture mode. * Touch [@] to enter main menu and choose the camera mode. eJ (Cacld eS Photo Playback * Press mode button [@] to change the capture mode.

Touch Display Overview ® Touch Display Gestures Usethese gestures to navigate the touch display. When swiping, swipe from the edge of the screen. Tap & Enter the main menu,system settings and @ Video/Photo settings. Swipe Left e q Change capture mode. Main Screen 00 The touch display provides information for current mades and settings. Swipe Right @ Display the camera mode nd Change the view for main and slave camera. € Left recording time / Elapsed time C € Battery indlicator _ SwipeDown Swipe down to open thequick settings, enable @ GP5 status ¥ or disable Wi—Fi, bluetooth, etc. From setting 9 Go to video / photo settings menu, select an item, swipe down to choose \ an option. Otherwise, swipe down to return to @ Select to open the main menu the main screen. fl Display the resolution C Go to the system settings #4 Swipe Up From setting menu, select an item, swipe up to choosean option. Otherwise, swipe up to ~ return to the main screen.






Ext Power(Extemal Power): Set the camera to go to the Charge, Power Set Time: Set the date and time for your camera. The date and time On or Recording mode while the external charger connected. are automatically updated when you connect your camera with GPS LED: Set which status lights blink. The options are All LED On (default), le and GPS feature enabl All LED Off, Front LED On, Front LED Off and Back LED On. Zone: Set the time zone. The time zoneaffects the date format and OSD: The OSD (on—screen display) info setting determines whether the time stamp. recording icons and file information on video and on the viewing Date Format: Set the camera to show dates in a YY/MM/DD, or screen appear during playback. The options for this setting are On DD/MM/YY, or MM/DD/YY format. (default), Record Dot (only show the recording indicator icon) and Off. Format: To keep your microSD card in good condition, format it on a Beep: Set the camera to beep or not while pressing a button. regular basis. Lock: Turns off the touch display after a period of inactivity to save Note: Formatting erases all of your content, so be sure to offload your battery life. The options are 15 Seconds, 1 Minute (default), 3 Minutes, 5 photos and videosfirst. Minutes, and Off. To turn on the touch display again, press any of the Reset: This option resets all of your camera settings to the defaults. button on the camera. Version: Displays the firmware information. Auto Off: Powers off your camera after a period ofinactivity to save FCC Warnning: battery life. The options are 1 Minute, 3 Minutes (default), 5 Minutes, 10 This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant Minutes, 15 Minutes, 30 Minutes, 60 Minutes, and Off. to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful TV Mode: TV Mode setting is mainly for watching the video on interference in a residentialinstallation. 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 TV/HDTV to control the video frame rate of the recording. to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. f this equipmentdoes cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can NTSC: Watch the video on the area of North America. be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by oneor more of the following measures PAL: Watch the video on the PAL/HDTV (apply to the most of TV * Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. except the area of North America). * 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 Frequency: This setting allows you to set the light frequency to avoid + Consult the dealer or an experienced radioTV technician for help flickering issue of videos. Caution: Any changes or modifcations to this device not exalicity approved by manufacturer could void Note: 60Hz in US and Canada and 50Hz in other countries. your authority to operate this equipment Language: Set the on—screen text language. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions (1)This deviee may not cause harmful interference, and (2)this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesited operation The device has beenevaluated to meet general RF expostre requirement. The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction

Using the GPS Module 1. Enable the Wi—Fi: With the GPS module connected, it will enable you to capture the a) From the main screen, swipe down to enable the Wi—Fi features. location where your videos and photos were taken. The ultra—fast 10X When Wi—Fi is on, a Wi—Fi status icon appears on the camera main GPS processor allows you to update GPS data quickly, recording your screen. Note: When Wi—Fi is on, only the swipe down gesture is latitude and longitude data precisely. available and you can only set your camera with your phone. Note: You can download the Dashcam Viewer 2. To connect your camera with GitUp app: a) Download and install the GitUp app to your smartphone/tablet. (https://dashcamviewer.com/) to playback the GPS data. b) Power on the camera and enable the Wi—Fi. When you first plug the GPS unit in, and you are on the default Photo c) Connect to the Wi—Fi connection names MAPIRO000xx. Mode screen, you will see red colored text saying "GPS OK" in the d) Open the app, click the Connect, the app will automatically search bottom right of the screen: the camera, it will show live preview once connected. Note: The default Wi—Fi password is 12345678. Bluetooth Remote Control With the Bluetooth remote control, you can remotely control the Survey3 camera to start / stop recording, take photos. During this time the GPS is acquiring a better lock status. Once the GPS From the main screen, swipe down to enable the bluetooth features. has good lock there will be an audible tone sequence (6 beeps) and When bluetooth is on, the camera will search the bluetooth remote the text will turn green and read "GPS Good*. control automatically, normally it will take about 3 to 5 seconds for pairing with remote control. Connecting External Microphone ® Wi—Fi Remote Control The GitUp app allows you to control your camera remotely using a An external microphone can provide enhanced audio for your captured smartphone or tablet. Features include full camera control, live video. (sold separately). preview, playback and video / photo download. Note: The S3 does not support external stereo microphone. When you enable and connect an external microphone, the camera records audio from both the external microphone and the built—in microphone.

PWM USB Media Triggering Management The Survey3 camera can receive and act on a couple PWM values Survey3 allows you to power on and charge the camera by when sending a PWM pulse using the optional HDMI PWM trigger connecting one end of the USB cable to the USB/FPV port and the cable. Please see the below PWM levels for more details. other end to your computer. The 1000us neutral value is the default value the camera is always The microSD card in the camera stores the captured media and expecting and will not do anything at that pulse width. typically must be removed and inserted into a computer in order to To capture a photo, send the camera a momentary 2000us pulse. browse the saved media content. With Survey3 though you have the To enter media transfer mode, send the camera a momentary 1500us option to also send the camera a 1500us PWM signal to put the pulse. To exit send a 1500us pulse again. camera into media transfer mode, making media browsing easier. m t h o#h #h o# To o 30 Media transfer mode allows the computer that is connected to the mm 48 tb 4P 40 @0 @0 @0 2 camera to then mount the camera‘s microSD card and the captured media will show up as a removable disk on the computer. This allows Camera HDMI Port HDMI (Micro) Cable you to browse the contents as well as perform some remote Active HDMI Pins: automation. PIN 2: PWM Signal PIN 4: Ground One common application for media transfer mode is to connect the PIN 19; +Svolt Power Out (Not Required) camera to a companion computer such as a Raspberry Pi on your robot (UAS/drone) and then move the camera‘s media to the PWM Signal Value: computers own storage media. This allows the content to more easily Level 0: Do Nothing / Neutral = 1000us be removed from your robot if the Survey3 cameras are too difficult Level 1: Enter/Exit USB Transfer = 1500us to access. You could also perform some processing on the media. Level 2: Photo Capture = 2000us PIN 1: +5V PIN 6: MIC INPUT Enabling Media Transfer Mode: Send the camera a 1500us PWM PIN 2: USB— PIN 7: MIC INPUT pulse using the optional HDMI PWM trigger cable. PIN 3: USB+ PIN 8: SD YIDOEO— PIN 4: I0* PIN 9: SDO YICOEO+ PIN 5: GND PIN 10:; AUDIOG+ Camera USB Port Disabling Media Transfer Mode: Send the camera a 1500us PWM * = Pull PIN4 Low to Ground with pulse when it is already in media transfer mode. Resistor To Activate PIN 6—10

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