User manual LEXIBOOK DJA100

[. . . ] Douille de fixation pour support de casque / vélo Image 3 : Boîtier étanche + support de casque + support de vélo 18. Plug the computer red while fully recha 4. it is nor recharging overheatin cables oth Remark: screen , re DJA100IM1363_6Sept_V06. Indb 20 ENGLISH 20 PACKAGING CONTENTS Unpacking the Unit When unpacking the unit, ensure that the following pieces are included: 1 x DJA100 digital camera / 1 x USB cable / 1 x Waterproof case / 1 x Helmet mount / 1 x Bicycle mount / 2x Adhesive fastener / 1 x “Move Cam App” card / 1 x User’s Manual WARNING: All packaging materials, such as scotch tape, plastic sheets, string and labels are not part of the product and must be discarded. [. . . ] Used to define the delay between pressing the shutter release (2) and image capture. Burst Mode The following options are available: Off, 3, 5, 10. Used to define whether a press of the shutter release (2) takes 1 shot (Off) or several (3, 5 or 10). Date Stamp Add the date to your photos: Off, On. The VIEW & MANAGE VIDEOS & PHOTOS (Playback Mode) Ensure that an SD card containing your photos and videos taken (JPG and MOV formats) is properly inserted in the device. Long press the On/Off button (2) to turn on the camera. Press the Mode button as many times as necessary in order to access the playback mode. The Playback icon is displayed in the upper left-hand corner of the screen. Ll Image Quality The following options are available: Normal, Fine, Super Fine. The higher the image quality , the more space required to store the video. Measurement The following options are available: Centre, Multi, Spot. This option is used to select which part of the image will determine the luminosity. White Balance The following options are available: Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Tungsten, Fluor H. This option is used to adapt the filming to the external conditions. ISO The following options are available: Auto, 50, 100, 200, 400, 800. This option is used to determine the level of light sensitivity. Exposure The range of exposure settings can be adjusted from -2. Used to manually adjust the exposure to compensate for unusual lighting conditions, for example, indoor lighting, dark backgrounds or a very luminous background. Press the Up (7) and Down (10) buttons to navigate through the videos and photos. When viewing photos, press the OK button (6) to launch a slide show. When you view videos, press the OK button (6) to play them. In Playback mode, press the Menu button (9) to access the configuration menu. [. . . ] Ensure that this part is firmly screwed in again in order to ensure effective fastening. Connect the strap (27) to the two ends of the helmet mount. Position the strap around the helmet or any other stand of your choice, and then tighten its ends until it is firmly attached. You may also follow all 5 steps above if you wish to attach the camera both with its strap and with its adhesive fastener (recommended). [. . . ]