ELITE User Manual
Contents Camera Overview 5 Setting Up Your Camera MicroSD card Charge Your Camera 9 9 Getting Started with Your Camera Powering ON/ OFF Video Recording Snapshot Covert Mode IR Infrared Night Vision Visible White Illumination 10 10 11 11 12 12 Customizing Your Camera Camera User Menu Resolution and FPS Loop Recording Auto IR LED WIFI GPS Sound LED Vibration Format Card Screen Save IR LED 13 14 14 15 16 16 17 18 19 20 20 21 3
Contents Resetting Your Camera 22 Camera APP Camera Application Turn on the WIFI in your camera Connect Camera Application 23 24 25 PC Camera Management Tool Install the Applications Connect the Application PC Camera Management – Menu Setting the information 26 27 28 32 Download Your Media Download Via PC Camera Management Download via SD card 33 34 Mounting Your Camera Mount your camera with the PICATINNY Adapter Mount Your Camera With The Sticker Adapter 36 37 Regulatory Information 39 Custome
Camera Overview Top side Bottom side 5 4 6 3 8 7 2 1 1. SD-card slot 3. 1/4” Nut 5. Battery Indicator LED’s 7. Snapshot/ Scroll Button 2. Reset Button 4. Status Indication LED’s 6. LCD Screen 8.
Camera Overview Front side 9 Back side 13 14 10 11 15 12 9. Camera Lens 11. White Illumination LED 13. HDMI/AV Port 15. FN Button 10. Infrared Illumination LED 12. Light Sensor 14.
Camera Overview Camera Side 16 16. Secure Mechanical Attachment Learn how to use the accessories that came with your MAROM-X camera. See Mounting Your camera (page 34). Docking Station The Docking Station is the data interface and the camera battery charging. 17 17. Indication LED 18 18.
Camera Overview LCD Screen A E The status is symbolized in the following way; B F C G D H 1. Still non-color icon represents an Off function. 2. Flashing icon represents a function initiation. 3. Still colored icon represents an operating function. A. C. E. 1. Battery Level Video Recording Battery Charging Sound Function B. Snapshot Function D. GPS Function F. IR Illumination H.
Setting Up Your Camera MicroSD card The camera comes with a 32GB MicroSD card (Inside the camera) to save your videos and photos. You can use any MicroSD card with a capacity up to 128GB. Charge Your Camera For the best experience with your new MAROM-X camera, fully charge the battery before your first use. 1. Connect the USB cable to the docking microUSB cable socket. 2. Connect the USB cable to your PC – The indication LED would turn RED so indicate that power input is provided. 3.
Getting Started with Your Camera Powering ON/ OFF ▪ Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds to turn the camera on. The camera will be in standby mode. ▪ Hold the power button for 3 seconds again to turn the camera off. Pro Tip: When the camera is powered off, a short press on the power button will power the camera and start video recording.
Getting Started with Your Camera Snapshot Either when the camera is at standby mode or at recording video: ▪ Short press the snapshot button to take a photo. Covert Mode ▪ Long press the snapshot button for 3 seconds to enable covert mode. Both LED, LCD & voice indication will be disabled. Camera recording status will be indicated by vibration: start recording vibrates once, stop recording vibrates twice. ▪ Long press the snapshot button again for 3 seconds to disable covert mode.
Getting Started with Your Camera IR Infrared Night Vision ▪ Short press the FN button once to turn on the IR Illumination. Press again to turn IR Illumination Off. Visible White Illumination ▪ Press and hold the FN button for 3 seconds to turn on the white illumination. Long press again to turn white illumination Off.
Customizing Your Camera Camera User Menu ▪ To enter the user menu double press the FN button while the camera is on Standby. ▪ Press the scroll up or the scroll down button to select the right option from the menu. ▪ Then briefly press the FN button to enter the function, use the Scroll Up or the Scroll Down button to select the right mode of the function, and then briefly press the FN button to leave the function. ▪ Double Press To exit the user menu double press the FN button.
Customizing Your Camera Resolution and FPS Choose the resolution and the FPS that suits you best; ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ 2560 X 1440 @ 30FPS 2304 X 1296 @ 30FPS 1920 X 1080 @ 60FPS 1920 X 1080 @ 30FPS 1280 X 720 @ 60FPS 1280 X 720 @ 30FPS 848 X 480 @ 60FPS 848 X 480 @ 30FPS Loop Recording Choose if you would like that the ongoing recorded data would overlap the earliest recorded data in the SD Card ▪ ▪ On – Overlap the earliest recorded data.
Customizing Your Camera Auto IR LED The camera has a lighting sensor allowing her to switch between day to night mode automatically. When the camera operates under night mode, the IR Illumination will turn on. You can choose the option you prefer; ▪ ▪ On – for automatic switching between day (visible, color) recording to night (IR, Monochromatic) recording.
Customizing Your Camera WIFI Choose the interface that your camera will connect wirelessly to him; ▪ ▪ ▪ App On - for IOS/Android interface STA On - for PC interface. Off GPS The built-in GPS records the camera location to be viewed through dedicated video and location players. Choose to turn the function on or off; ▪ ▪ On - for GPS location (embedded in the recorded data).
Customizing Your Camera Sound The camera has audial indications, choose if you prefer it to be active or turned off ▪ ▪ On - for active audial indications. Off See guidance on how to operate the user menu on page 13 Sound Indications The sound indications are as follows: ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ General function On – one beep is sounded . General function Off – two beeps are sounded . Camera On – "camera on" is enounced . Camera Off – "camera off" is enounced . Snapshot – a "click" sound indication.
Customizing Your Camera LED Set which status lights blink. Choose On (default) or Off; ▪ ▪ On – for active LED Indication. Off See guidance on how to operate the user menu on page 13 LED indications The Status indication LED are as follows: ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Still Green: standby mode. Flashing Red: video recording . Flash once (red): taking a photo . Still Orange: waiting to be reset with reset button after FW version download. The Charging indication LED are as follows: ▪ ▪ Still red: charging status .
Customizing Your Camera Vibration The camera has vibration indications, choose if you prefer it to be active or turned off; ▪ ▪ On – for active vibration Indication. Off See guidance on how to operate the user menu on page 13 The Vibration indications are as follows : ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ General function On – One vibration boost . General function Off – Two vibration boosts . Camera on and start recording - One vibration boost, pause and another one vibration boost . Camera on to standby – one vibration boost .
Customizing Your Camera Format Card By using this function, you can delete all the information stored in the camera SD card. Choose the option to do or not to do; ▪ ▪ On – would format the camera SD card. And the camera would turn Off. Off Screen Save The camera has LCD Screen Save mode, choose if you prefer that the LCD Screen will be On or Off.
Customizing Your Camera IR LED The camera has the ability to enter night shooting mode (black & white) with or without IR illumination. You can choose to turn the function on or off; ▪ ▪ On – Shooting with the IR illumination. Off - Puts the camera in night mode, but the IR illumination turned off.
Resetting Your Camera Camera Hard Reset The Reset Button is located inside the SD card port . Press and hold the reset button using a thin element for 10 seconds. Use the reset button only if the camera freezes up or works abnormally. Note: this action will reset all of your camera’s original preset settings to the defaults.
Camera APP Camera Application Use the app to control your camera, start recording, frame shots, adjust settings, and more. 1. Download the camera app from the Apple© App Store© or Google Play™. The application name: EYESCAM PRO 2. Follow the app's on-screen instructions to connect your camera. Note: After you’ve connected once, you can start connecting through your Smartphone connections menu. If your camera’s wireless is not already on, please turn on the WIFI in your camera.
Camera APP Turn on the WIFI in your camera 1. While the camera is at Standby, enter the user menu in your camera by double-pressing the FN button. 2. Press the scroll up or the scroll down button to select the WIFI option from the menu. 3. Then briefly press the FN button to enter FN button the WIFI function, use the Scroll Up or the Scroll Down button to select the APP ON mode of the function, and then briefly press the FN button to leave the function. 4.
Connect Camera Application 1. Select the camera WIFI name on your smartphone and enter the password. The default password is 1234567890 2. Turn on the EYESCAM PRO application and select “connect device” to enter the camera interface. Connect device 3. Once the device is connected, click the "Device Connected" button, and then the camera video stream should appear on your screen. Connecting device ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Tap the Record button to start/stop the video recording .
Install the Applications The PC camera management tool is provided for camera settings, configuration and files download. ▪ Download and install the fallowing tools to your PC; 1. PC management tool 2. Docking Station USB driver You can download them from: www.maromx.com/support/ ▪ Once installed, connect the Docking Station to one of the PC USB ports. ▪ Insert the camera into the Docking Station. The camera would sound a "beep" and USB CONNECT would appear on the camera LCD screen.
Connect the Application Once the application installed, click on the management tool application. A welcome screen would appear: ▪ Click the CONNECT virtual button on the screen, if the connection is successful the writing would change to CONNECTED ▪ Enter Password. The default password id "000000" It could be later changed to preference. ▪ Press the login button.
PC Camera Management – Menu Once entered, the following screen would appear: 1 3 2 4 5 The sub-screens fields are as follows: 1. Camera ID 3. Camera info 5. Camera configurations 2. Camera password 4.
PC Camera Management – Menu 1. Camera ID In this section, you can determine a new camera ID if required. ▪ ▪ Device ID Police ID Note: The ID information will be part of the video recorded watermarking and metadata signature that can be later searched. 2. Camera password In this section, you can determine a new password if required.
PC Camera Management – Menu 3. Camera info In this section, you can view and set the camera general info. ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ ▪ Camera Data storage status (TF). FW version. Default settings selection . Set Time to Local PC time (by default). Enter U Disk as USB storage on your PC explorer. 4. Network configurations In this section, you can view and set the camera streaming configurations. ▪ ▪ ▪ WIFI Information: Name & Password. as would appear on your Smartphone/Computer.
PC Camera Management – Menu 5.
Setting the information ▪ To get the connected camera existing setting, press the GET button. The information will appear in the relevant fields. ▪ For information setting, insert information or select an option of the desired available field. After the selection is made, press the SET button to compile the settings to the connected camera. A success notification would appear. ▪ For options such as Set Default, Set Time, and Enter UDisk, press the button, and the function would be activated.
You can download your media from the camera via the PC Camera Management tool or via the SD card. Download Via PC Camera Management 1. Insert the camera into the docking station and enter the PC Camera Management application (see instructions on page 26) 2. Clicked on the “Enter U Disk” button (At the top right of the screen). 3. Once clicked, a “U DISK” text would appear on the camera LCD screen to signal that it is now connected to the PC as a storage device. 4.
Download via SD card 1. Remove the SD card from your camera. 2. Insert the card into an SD card reader or adapter. 3. Plug the card reader into your computer’s USB port ,or insert the adapter into the SD card slot. 4. Copy the files to your computer.
PICATINNY Rail and Sticker Adapters B C A D A. Adaptor Handle C. Screw Nut B. Rail to the Camera side D. Rail to the Rifle Side B A C A. Adaptor Handle C. Adhesive Surface B.
Mount your camera with the PICATINNY adapter 1. Open the screw nut of the adaptor, and insert the Picatinny adaptor into the rails of the rifle. 2. When the adapter is placed, close the screw nuts to lock the adapter in the desired location. 3. Insert the camera into the adaptor rails. 4. To remove the adapter from the camera rail, press the handle and pull the adapter in the opposite direction.
Mount your camera with the sticker adapter 1. Thoroughly clean the adhesive surface. (See guidelines in the next page) 2. Remove the protective paper from the adhesive area of the adapter, and attach the adhesive surface of the adapter to the object you wish to stick. 3. Insert the rail of the camera to the adapter until the end of the move, when the side without the handle enters first. To remove the adapter from the camera rail, press the handle and pull the adapter in the opposite direction.
Guidelines for the sticker adapter Follow these guidelines when attaching adhesive mounts to helmets, vehicles, and gear; ▪ Only attach the mounts to smooth surfaces. They won’t stick properly to porous or textured surfaces. ▪ You can clean with alcohol but before it is recommended to check with the manufacturer's instructions ▪ Firmly press mounts into place. Be sure the adhesive is in full contact with the surface. ▪ Only use on clean, dry surfaces.
Regulatory Information See guidance on how to operate the user menu on page 13 FCC ID: 2AWVP-WATCHCAM E-Label instructions ▪ Step 1: When the camera is on standby mode, press twice the “fn button”, it’s will entering the "user setting menu" ▪ ▪ Step 2: Scroll down to "certification info" mode ▪ ▪ Step 3: Press the "fn button" to see the certification data 39
▪ Press the "fn button" to back to user setting menu. Scroll Down Scroll Up FN button FCC Warning (Modification statement) Modifications not expressly approved by the manufacturer could void the user's authority to operate the equipment under FCC Rules. FCC Regulatory notices This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules .
The FCC Wants You to Know This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. 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 to radio communications.
SAR: The radiated output power of this device is below the FCC radio frequency exposure limits. Nevertheless, the device should be used in such a manner that the potential for human contact is minimized during normal operation. The exposure standard for wireless devices employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC is 1.6 W/Kg.
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