MIDLAND XTC-200VP3 720p High Definition Wearable Action Camera Installation Guide

MIDLAND XTC-200VP3 720p High Definition Wearable Action Camera

About this Guide

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We made every effort to ensure that this User Guide is accurate and complete. However, no liability is assumed for any errors and omissions that may have occurred.

The manufacturer reserves the right to change the technical specifications without prior notice.
Keep this user manual for further reference.

Warnings

• Do not expose Monitor to extreme temperature. Storage temperature is -30÷80°C, working temperature is -20÷70°C

• Do not use the Monitor with excessive moisture, dust or smoke.

• Do not use the Monitor with excessive vibrations, shock or falls.

• Do not puncture, scratch or use abrasive cleaning products.

• Install the wires in way they cannot be ripped or make you falling down

• Leave at least 5cm space behind the Monitor

• Monitor is not waterproof

• The system can be powered 12 or 24 V

• Pay attention to the right connection and polarity of the power cables.
  Wrong connection can damage the device.

• To clean the camera do not use thrill chemical substances or clean solvents, but only a moist soft cloth.

• At the end of its life, do not discard the system randomly and do not throw it into the fire, it may explode.

• Due to local laws and vehicles safety considerations, do not manually operate the device while driving.
  This camera is intended for non-commercial use, within the limits permitted by applicable law.

Monitor features

• 12 or 24V power supply
• Full HD High resolution TFT LCD Monitor
• Rotate, flip or mirror the image (depending on how the camera is installed)
• Cameras displayed in full screen
• Up to 3 cameras displayed
• Auto brightness reduction
• Timed trigger function
• Auto switch to working channel when “trigger” connected
• Remote control

Camera Features

• 110° viewing angle
• 18 IR leds for night vision
• IP 69K certification
• Sony sensor
• Shock-proof resistant 4g

Box content

• Monitor with sun-shade protection
• Camera with sun-shade protection
• Cable for power supply and for connection to cameras (for monitor)
• 20m extension cable for connection from monitor to camera
• Remote Control
• Monitor fixing bracket
• Allen wrench
• Double-sided tape

System description

Monitor

1. 7” LCD screen
2. ON/OFF: To turn on/off the monitor
3. : press to increase the volume / Function – /backwards.
4. : press to decrease the volume / Function + /forwards.
5. MENU: press to enter the settings.
6. press to select the camera you want to display.
7. Speaker.
   

Camera

1. 18 IR Leds
2. Lens
3. Cable for power supply and for connection to monitor
4. Mounting bracket
   

Kit setup

1. Connect the connectors of monitor and camera.
2. Power supply the kit (red wire: + / black wire: -)
3. Now it’s possible to view the images

Optional camera setup

If you want to install optional cameras, at first they have to be connected to the monitor.
Then, select the desired channel you want to view on the monitor.

Auto channel switch through the trigger function (if you have more

cameras installed)

The monitor cable has 3 coloured “TRIG” wires (1-2-3), and each one corresponds to one of the three channels.
Connecting the corresponding TRIG wire to the positive pole (+) the monitor will automatically switch to that channel. When the wire is disconnected, the monitor will return to the previous channel.
In SYSTEM →DELAY TIME menu you can set the delay time before returning to the previous channel when the TRIG cable is disconnected.
This function is useful if you use a positive coming from a direction indicator that lights up intermittently.

Example of typical 2 channel setup

1. Front camera which shows you everything that happens on the road (set on channel 1)
2. Rear camera to help you while reversing (connected to channel 2)
3. Connecting TRIG[2] to the reverse, the monitor will automatically switch to view rear camera when reverse gear is inserted.
4. When reverse gear is switched off, monitor will return to show the front camera (this function is active on all 3 channels)

Note: Install the display in such a way not to obstruct the view.

Main operations

1. Press   button to change the camera view on the monitor.
2. Press MENU button to open menu and change settings.

Menu

Push MENU button, you will find the following options:
IMAGE
FUNCTIONS
SYSTEM
VOLUME

• Use to change the values.
• Press to scroll through the options.
• Press M to change menu and exit. MODE

PICTURE

• Brightness: you can set the brightness of the image
• Contrast: you can set the image contrast
• Saturation:: you can set the image hue
• Reset: returns the monitor to the default settings.

FUNCTIONS

• CH1 GUIDELINES : to enable/disable the guidelines on channel 1
• CH2 GUIDELINES : to activate/deactivate the guidelines on channel 2
• CH3 GUIDELINES : to enable/disable the guidelines on channel 3
• CH1 DELAY : to set the delay time for the trigger function in channel 1.
• CH2 DELAY : to set the delay time for the trigger function in channel 2.
• CH3 DELAY : to set the delay time for the trigger function in channel 3.

SYSTEM

• FLIP: flips the display of the monitor
• CH1 REVERSE: enables/disables the mirror display in camera 1.
• CH2 REVERSE: enables/disables the mirror display in camera 2.
• CH3 REVERSE: enables/disables the mirror display in camera 3.

VOLUME

• Optional function for cameras which are supplied with audio mode

Remote Control

Remote can control all monitor’s functions.

1. Select the camera you want to use.
2. Volume decrease; MENU scroll
3. Select the monitor display mode (day/night 1/night 2/user)
4. On/Off
5. Volume increase; MENU scroll
6. MENU
   

Troubleshooting

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Monitor Technical Specs

Camera Technical Specs

Specifications may vary without prior notice.
To download further updating’s and for information about the warranty please visit www.midlandeurope.com

CUSTOMER SUPPORT

Read the instructions carefully before installation and use.
The multi-language user manual is available on our website
www.midlandeurope.com

References

• Midland Europe | Radio and CB, Motorbike intercom systems and Action Cams

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