SENCOR 3CAM 4K04WR Outdoor Action Camera User Manual

: June 5, 2024
: SENCOR

Table of Contents

Warning
Introduction
Start-up
Computer connection
Wi-Fi control
Camera settings
Technical data
Application assembly diagram
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OUTDOOR CAMERA
USER’S MANUAL
1W SENCOR EN CZ SK PL HU.indb 1
8.6.2016

Warning

This product is made with high precision and designed with respect to its multi-purpose outdoor use for individual entertainment purposes.
Respect valid privacy laws when capturing recordings, in particular in your absence.
Prevent falls and impacts, especially on sharp and angular objects, stones, etc.
Do not expose the device to strong magnetic ﬁ fields such as magnets and electric motors.
Keep away from strong radio signals. Strong magnetic ﬁ fields can damage data on the memory device (card), distort video and audio or even cause the product to malfunction.
Do not expose products to high temperatures or direct sunlight.
Use brand name and fast microSD cards. Proper functionality and recording features are not guaranteed for non-brand names or slow cards.
Prevent a battery contact short circuit. A short circuit can increase the battery temperature and even ignite surrounding objects.
In case of overheating, smoke, or unpleasant odors during charging or handling immediately disconnect the device and remove the battery to avoid the risk of ﬁ re.
When using in the car pay attention to your own safety and to trafﬁ c regulations. Set and start the device when the car is not running do not operate the device as a driver, ask a passenger to do it.
The product is not a children’s toy. Keep it away from children, especially when charging.
Plugging the device into the network incorrectly can result in injury, spontaneous suffocation, or electric shock.
The device is neither a security device nor a device controlled remotely. When using it have it within reach, when it should be operated in the car, always stop ﬁ rst.
Keep the device in cool, dry, and dust-free environments.

Storage information

Keep in mind that this product is also designed for outdoor use, which can result in it becoming soiled. Carefully clean your camera, case and accessories and blow dust from soiled areas prior to storing, for example, outside of the season, whether short-term or long-term. Dust can eventually cause the coarsening of contact points and reduce, or even completely prevent the product’s resistance to dust. Always check the cleanliness of the device before the start of the season.
Check the case door seal and buttons at season’s end, or at least once a year, and have these components replaced if necessary.
Do not use abrasives, chemicals, and tools for cleaning, but only a dry, soft cloth or hot water only for non-electrical accessories.
The battery is exposed to high mechanical stress with respect to changing outdoor conditions. Therefore occasionally (at least 1 × per season) when using the batteries check for changes in the shape and color of the packaging, the state, and the oxidation of the contact surfaces. The battery’s wear manifests itself in smaller capacity and shorter operating time, or changing geometry. Once you ﬁ and irregularities of the geometry, of the contact surfaces, a signiﬁ cant reduction in capacity, it is a sign of the end of battery life. Replace it with a new one.
To store the battery for a longer period of time, charge the battery to full and remove it from the device. This extends the battery life and allows you to better utilize its capacity.

Outdoor use

Prior to using the camera outdoors, prepare and put together the device and accessories ahead of time in a calm manner and dry environment. Make sure the camera is capable of recording scenes you are interested in and that your equipment and clothing are not in the way. This prevents the need to make assembly adjustments and open the sealed camera case in dust/sand, rain, with gloves, etc.
Remember that for outdoor use, the camera must be properly closed inside the outdoor waterproof case.
Avoid battery contact contamination and short circuits when handling the battery. Use a small plastic bag when you remove the battery.
Do not use the camera in water streams or hot thermal springs. After using the camera in salt water, wash the closed case in fresh water and allow the salt to crystallize on the surface.
Open the case in a clean and dry environment, remove the camera and check the sealing and buttons. If you ﬁ and salt residue, wash the case in fresh water again and leave the case at room temperature to fully dry, without the effects of warm air or heating. This preserves the water-resistant functionality of the case for its next use.
The camera does not ﬂ oat. Prevent losing the camera in the water by attaching a suitable strap.
Pay special attention to the cover glass lens and protect it against dust, dirt, and scratches.
You will be rewarded with clean and sharp images.

Using the camera at lower temperatures
Battery performance is temporarily reduced at lower temperatures and increases again once heated to room temperature. We recommend keeping the device in a warm environment, e.g. inside clothing. Do not charge the battery at lower temperatures. The brightness and color of the display can change at temperatures around the freezing point. Moisture can condense or freeze at lower temperatures, making it difﬁ cult or impossible to control the camera, especially around the buttons. It can also lead to impaired image quality. Try to prevent condensation and freezing.

Introduction

This product is a digital video recording device with ultra-high resolution. It offers a host of top features like digital video recording, photography, sound recording, video display, and a removable battery, which makes it the ideal device for recording in the vehicle, photographing, outdoor sports, exploration in water, slow recording of fast events, accelerated recording of slow events, etc., so you can shoot a video anytime and anywhere.

SENCOR 3CAM 4K04WR Outdoor Action Camera - DIVING Based on the activity you plan to use the device for, you can assemble the holder to ensure that the entire viewing angle of the lens captures the entire scene. Remember that the
the camera has a wide-angle lens and captures a larger scene than the human eye is capable of. In practice, this effect is caused by straight lines of objects bending, also referred to as the ﬁ sh eye effect. Make a trial recording to see whether the camera captures the desired scene and that there are no obstacles. Try to keep the holder length as short as possible during assembly. The camera will not project outward that much, it will be less prone to damage by spontaneous impact with another obstacle and it will also be exposed to less vibrations, transferred from the pad. The result will be a smoother video recording. If you decide to assemble the holder using adhesives, use the tape included in the package and carefully clean and degrease the areas you plan to apply the tape. Look for a position that is smooth and large enough to correctly accommodate the holder. Prior to applying the tape, check to ensure it is clean and intact and that the adhesive is not old (an older adhesive might not have the desired effect). Purchase a new brand name and quality tape, if necessary. The holder (bed) of the camera is designed with regard to ease of use and robustness, the window provides access to only a part of the display. To set the camera, remove it from the holder and replace it in the holder after use.

2.1. Function

Waterproof case for capturing fascinating water scenes; waterproof up to 30 metres
High deﬁ nation display for displaying and playing recorded videos
A removable easy-to-replace battery extends the life of your camera
Video recording while charging
Battery-operated video recording
Wide-angle lens with 16 megapixel HD resolution
HDMI HD output
Web camera
It supports memory cards of up to 32 GB capacity (most do 64 GB)
Several video recording formats: 2160 p / 1080p / 720p
Recording in the MP4 format
Several camera modes: single frames, snapshots
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Start-up

3.1. microSD card installation and removal

Slide the microSD card into the camera card slot with the contacts facing towards the camera until the card lock clicks.
To remove the card, push the card gently until the card lock clicks and slightly slides the card out from the slot. Use your ﬁ fingers to remove the card completely from the camera.

Note: use your own brand name MicroSD card and format the card using a computer before use. Proper functionality is not guaranteed for non-brand name cards. When the card is inserted the camera checks the applicability of the ﬁ le system, possibly offering to format. Use a card that is of sufﬁ cient size for the intended use. The camera reports a small size or lack of space left on the card and refuses to perform the desired operation.

3.2. Battery installation and removal
Note: the battery has a thin tongue allowing the user to pull out the battery from the tight battery compartment. Do not remove the tongue.

Use your ﬁ ngernail to gently push the ﬂ exible battery compartment closure and open the cover.
Insert the battery completely into the camera battery compartment (with the contacts aligned). Make sure the removal tab remains accessible.
Place the battery compartment cover back on the camera (in the direction towards the side of the camera) and gently close the cover until the ﬂ exible closure clicks.
Battery removal: Open the cover and pull on the tab to remove the battery.

Tip: a new battery reaches full capacity after about 3 charging cycles. We recommend fully charging the battery (until the red indicator goes off) and depleting it until the camera
switches off. This extends the battery life.
Note: the camera can be operated even without a battery with an external power supply, for example in the car. Unexpected states can occur with a low battery inserted, including spontaneous shutdown. Charge the camera battery at least a little when using the camera for the ﬁ first time.

3.3. Charging
The inserted battery can be charged either by connecting the camera to a computer or using a power adapter. The adapter must supply an output voltage of 5 V and can either be a network adapter or a car adapter. Prior to connecting the power adapter, make sure its voltage is compatible with the network voltage, or voltage supplied by the vehicle.
The camera can be charged in both on and off states. Recordings can be made during the charging process (e.g. in the car). The charging indicator is on while charging (top, left). The adapter, battery, and camera become slightly warm while charging. This is a normal effect of energy conversion.
3.4. Switching the camera on and off

Press and hold the switch for 3 to 5 seconds to switch the camera on or off. A blue indicator (bottom, left), or active display (based on the current settings: PowerSave) indicates the camera is on.
The camera also switches on and off (based on the current settings, see further) by connecting and disconnecting the power supply, for example in the car, according to the
ignition key position.
The camera can also be conﬁ gured to automatically start based on its internal motion detectors and shut down after a conﬁ durable delay.

3.5. Switching between modes
Press the on/off switch shortly to switch between modes: Recording video/Photography/ Recording fast events/Playback/Setting.
The mode is indicated by the following symbols in the top left corner of the active display:
Video camera/Camera/Shadowrunner/Play (triangle)/Tools.
3.6. Recording videos and taking photos
Recording (Video Recording mode) and taking photos (Camera) is possible if a memory card is inserted into the camera and properly formatted. This can easily be achieved by pressing the OK on the top of the camera when the display is on. If the display is off (PowerSave), the ﬁ first press of the button activates the display and the second press performs the desired function.
To stop an active recording process, press OK again when the display is on.
The ongoing recording is indicated by a slowly blinking blue operating indicator and symbol “TF” of the inserted card and a red dot on the display lights up. Taking a picture is
accompanied by the typical shutter sound from the camera speaker.
3.7. Recording playback and viewing photos
By switching to playback mode you begin to browse ﬁ les, video clips are marked with a triangle (symbol PLAY). Press Up and Down to navigate between ﬁ les. You can view the entire video ﬁ les – press OK to play/pause videos, Up to move back, and Down to move forward.
You can Stop playback by pressing brieﬂ y the button On (Mode).

3.8. HDMI connection
You can play the video camera recordings on a monitor (TV) when you connect it with the proper cable. The camera has a Micro HDMI (Type D) connector. With an HDMI connection to input the TV camera turns off its display and its image redirects to a connected monitor (TV), and control buttons operate unchanged. When you disconnect the HDMI cable the camera switches on its display again.

3.9. Operating indicator lights

Blue light LED – operation| 1. When you start the device, the blue indicator ﬂ ashes fast three times.
2. Video recording, the blue light ﬂ ashes after recording the video the blue light ﬂ ashes for a few seconds and then remains permanently lit blue.
3. Screensavers and ﬁ le playback, steady blue light.
4. When you close the device the blue light ﬂ ashes fast.
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Yellow light LED – WiFi| 1. The yellow light ﬂ ashes when connected to WiFi;
2. After connecting to WiFi the yellow light is lit steadily;
3. When disconnected from WiFi the yellow indicator turns off.
Red light LED – charging| 1. When charging, the red is on;
2. After the charging is ﬁ finished the red indicator turns off.

Computer connection

Plug the camera into the computer USB port (Windows) using the included cable. Besides charging the device, you can also use the cable for transferring data.
Once the camera detects a connection to a computer, you receive a message with a choice of USB storage mode, PC camera, and charging. With buttons Up and Down. Select a mode and conﬁ rm connection by pressing OK.
USB mode storage – connects the memory card in the camera as external storage of the computer. This storage device acts as any other computer hard drive and allows copying ﬁ less to the computer. The card contains 3 folders: LOCK are records of events “locked” against deleting by automatic deleting of old recordings, VIDEO are usual recordings of the video camera, and PHOTO are photos.

Note: Card is write-protected against action from the computer due to possible violation of the integrity and readability; the ﬁ les on the card cannot be deleted, edited, or card formatted.
PC camera mode – can be used in video communication applications such as e.g. Skype.
According to your application, your camera can be named UVC Camera and the like.
Charging mode – charges the battery in the camera and you can work with the camera normally as if it were connected only to the charger, not to a computer.
When you ﬁ rst connect to a given computer port it usually ﬁ first seeks drivers for the appropriate connections. An internet connection will eventually be required to download
operating system updates. Wait for the installation process to ﬁ nish. If the installation fails, try a different port, or replace the cable.
Reading card – You can remove the MicroSD card from the turned-off camera and insert it in the corresponding card reader in the computer. You can then directly read the recorded ﬁ less from the card from the Lock, Movie, or Photo and store them for further processing or archiving on the computer.

Wi-Fi control

The camera is able to capture and also provide basic control of the mobile phone (Android / iPhone) using a wireless Wi-Fi connection. The onboard controls are disabled when the remote control is active.
To save energy, the Wi-Fi function is disabled by default. Turning on the Wi- Fi (in the Settings menu or by pressing UP) activates the transmitter in the camera, which waits for connection of external control application, operating green LED ﬂ ashes, the display shows WiFI and after initializing the transmitter message about the name of the transmitter (WiFi-SSID) and access.
Start controls over WiFi (with default values) as follows:

Install on your mobile phone a suitable application from the store from your phone e.g. X-DV APP (wisdom plus).
Switch on the function WiFi camera and also mobile phone and start the XDV application.
From the available wireless networks, select the name corresponding to the message on the camera display.
The default Wi-Fi connection password is “1234567890”. Enter the right password into your mobile phone and the camera will establish the connection. After a connection is successfully established, the indicator remains lit and the camera display is disabled to save energy.
The mobile phone displays the image from the camera and controls photographing, ﬁ lming, and downloading of photos and videos to your mobile phone memory to perform various operations.

Note:
Linking of the camera and mobile phone is on two points; when connected to a mobile phone you cannot connect to another mobile phone so you need to disconnect from the original phone. Phones running Android 2.3 or higher and iOS are supported.
The transmitted picture is slightly delayed compared to reality. The Wi-Fi connection range depends on the surrounding environment (interference etc.). For a reliable data
transfer function, you should have a sufﬁ cient signal level, and check the signal indicator on the phone. The data transmission can oscillate or controls or transmission can be completely impossible with a weak signal.

NOTICE:
The camera constantly keeps its setting on conserving power (Power Save). If you have set e.g. the interval of shut off, the camera turns off after its expiration and it disconnects, similarly like when the idle time expires, WiFi. To reconnect after turning it on you have to reestablish your WiFi connection.

Camera settings

The camera can operate in many modes and its settings are adapted to do so. Before fully using your camera, take the time to properly conﬁ gure and test your camera. This way you can prevent disappointment with the ﬁ nal product not meeting your expectations. You should particularly consider whether or not the camera will be moving during the recording process, how long the recording will be, how the camera will be powered, etc. Also consider possible conﬂ its in processing impulses (spontaneous activation, motion detection, delay shutdown, connecting the power supply to charge the battery) to avoid missing the events you would like to capture because one impulse was not followed by the second.
Enter Settings by pressing repeatedly the button Mode, and conﬁ rm by pressing OK in the selection Setting (cogwheel symbol). Move between the card settings by pressing Mode, move between the items by pressing Up and Down, and enter the item by pressing OK. Select the desired value within the menu item and press OK to save this value and close the item. Exit the Setting mode by pressing OK on the card (cross symbol). There is an option to disable the function entirely for more items, selection Close.

6.1. Video card
Video Resolution – indicated by the displayed number
Select a suitable resolution and speed of the recording (fps) from several options according to the anticipated event. Remember that for higher resolution and recording speed you need to have a fast enough memory card that can handle the writing of the ﬂ ow of data. The amount of data and ﬁ le size grows for higher resolution and recording speed.
Recording Sound – the microphone symbol on the display is on or struck through Enable or disable audio recording with picture.
Time-lapse – turning on and setting the recording for slow action For ordinary recording, leave the feature off (unused / Close), or set the time (0.5s, 1s, 2s, 5s, 10s, 30s, 60s) between the capture of individual images, which you will then be able to play like a movie without sound.
Loop Recording – camera symbol with 1/3/5 on the display Select seamless recording (Unused / Close – just until the available memory limit is reached or the limit of the ﬁ le system of the card) or splitting into individual ﬁ les after 2 min / 3 min / 5 min. Use the division feature, especially in cases where ﬁ le lock is used (auto-delete protection), e.g. the impact G-sensor. Smaller ﬁ less is more suitable to lock.
Slow Motion – select Mode, symbol is a runner with phased movement on the display Select 1080p 60fps or 720p 120p to record fast action without sound. Suitable for fast
transition to a given recording mode only by pressing Mode.
6.2. Photo card
Photo resolution – number of Mpix on display in the camera mode complete with the estimate of remaining space on the card Select the size of the photos between 16M 4608×3456, 12M 4000×3000, 8M 3264×2448, 5M 2592×1936, 2M 1600×1200. Larger sizes generate larger ﬁ less that ﬁ ll the card memory faster. Higher resolutions are interpolated.
Timed – Unused/3 s/5 s/10 s/20 s (cannot be used with repeated self-timer and serial photos) Set timer for taking photos. Cannot be combined with serial photography. The symbol of a stopwatch appears on the display, and after pressing OK commences a countdown until photo is captured.
Auto – photos are repeatedly captured automatically (you cannot use auto shutter with repeated timer and serial photo) The auto shutter photos will be captured repeatedly (Setting Unused, 3s, 10s, 15s, the 20s, 30s) until you stop it by pressing OK or it stops due to operational failure (Low battery, memory error, insufﬁ cient memory, etc.) Drama Shot – Series symbol on the display in the camera mode Choose between Off, 3/5/10 of photos for one shutter release. Suitable for quick action.
A series of snapshots takes longer to write to the card and the operating indicator ﬂ ashes for the duration of this operation. Wait until the writing process completes, indicated by the indicator light permanently turned on. The card speed and the number of photos in the series inﬂ uence the writing period, as well as the photo size (larger photos take longer to write), ﬁ one setting, and sharpness (ﬁ ner and sharper photos take longer to write). Cannot be combined with delayed photos.

6.3. Selection card
Exposure – value on the display
The video camera and camera exposure can be pre-set from -3 (for lighter environments) to +3 (for darker environments).
White balance – symbol on the display in camera mode According to the predominant type of lighting, you can adjust the tint of the photos among Auto (recommended), Sunny, Cloudy, Incandescent Light, and Fluorescent Light.
Image rotation
In the case of making records with a video camera placed above the head, it is recommended to turn on this feature, which turns the user interface, as well as recording upside down, to be still usable and the result was a straight image. Video camera control remains unchanged.
Driving Mode – if it is on, the video camera starts recording after being turned on. Suitable for use in the car, when connecting the onboard power supply (position of the key in Accessories) the camera turns on and starts recording by itself. After the power is turned off, the video camera switches off by itself in a little while (It takes a while to close the ﬁ le). If the Driving mode is not on, the video camera stays in the standby mode and you have to start the eventual recording manually.
WiFi – is a way how to operate wirelessly basic features and operation of the video camera incl. Watching the contents of the display even in case the video camera is in an
inaccessible (but close) location. Additional details are in section Control via WiFi.
G-Sensor – key symbol on the display throughout the duration of recording the currently locked ﬁ shock sensor has the ﬁ le locking function to protect against automatic deletion after the card is full, and the location of these ﬁ les is in the folder LOCK. Select the setting of sensitivity between Unused (Close) / LOW / MIDDLE / HIGH. G-sensor is active only in the Driving Mode. If the sensor processed an over threshold impulse and starts, the screen will display a small lock symbol until the end of the time loop (Loop Recording) (your setting 2/3/5 minutes). The ﬁ le is marked with the lock symbol also during playback.
Light Source Frequency
Camera use under artiﬁ cial light circumstances can be affected by lights ﬂ Pickering at network frequency, which your eye would not normally register, but your camera will. Choose 50 Hz/60 Hz according to your conditions.
LED Indicator Light
Turn on or off the blue operation light (or. green WiFi), should you be disturbed for example while driving in the car. This selection has no effect on the red charging indicator.
Auto Screensaver
Set the time after which the display shuts off to: Unused (Close, the display is lit during the entire operation) or 10 sec, 20 sec, 30 sec. The display will turn off after the conﬁ gured period, the camera continues in executing the previous activity. Turn the display on again by pressing brieﬂ y any button.
Auto Shutdown
Sets the time after which the video camera shuts off from the state of preparedness: Unused (Close) or 1 min, 3 min, 5 min. If the video camera is recording it will not shut off even after the set time runs out.

Time Watermark
Enable or disable including the date and time directly in your recording.
6.4. Card generally
Language
Choose from one of several user interface languages.
Date – Time
Set using arrows Up and Down, toggle between items by pressing OK.
Format
This feature allows you to format the inserted card to be used in the camera. You are prompted to conﬁ rm Yes=Enter (Conﬁ rmation), or No=Cancel. After completing a message appears brieﬂ y on the presence/inserting of the SD card, wait for it before proceeding.
ATTENTION! Formatting will delete all previous contents of the memory card forever!

Note:
When you insert a new or unknown card you may receive a message saying that the card system or the card size is unsuitable for recording. Conﬁ rmation of formatting the card has the same effect as this function in the device settings.
Delete File
To delete unnecessary ﬁ les, select the Delete this ﬁ le?, Which deletes the last ﬁ le or others from back to front. Or Delete All Files? The delete process shall be conﬁ armed by Yes or No
Reset to Factory setting
Sets all items to the factory pre-sets. This is useful if you would like to return to the default status for multiple settings. Conﬁ rm Yes (Conﬁ rmation) or cancel by selecting Cancel
Firmware version
Lists information about the currently used system.
6.5. Card Exit
Press OK to exit mode Setting to other modes of the video camera.

Technical data

LCD display	2“ (960 × 240)
Lens	Wide-angle lens HD with viewing angle of 170°
Video/codec formats	MP4/H.264
Recorded video resolution	4K (3840 ×2160) 30 p./s

Note: The technical data can be updated. The product itself shall be considered as the standard.

INSTRUCTIONS AND INFORMATION REGARDING THE DISPOSAL OF USED PACKAGING MATERIALS
Dispose of packaging material at a public waste disposal site.
DISPOSAL OF USED ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC APPLIANCES
The meaning of the symbol on the product, its accessory, or packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Please, dispose of this product at your applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical & electronic equipment waste.
Alternatively in some states of the European Union or other European states, you may return your products to your local retailer when buying an equivalent new product.
The correct disposal of this product will help save valuable natural resources and help in preventing the potential negative impact on the environment and human health, which could be caused as a result of improper liquidation of waste. Please ask your local authorities or the nearest waste collection center for further details. The improper disposal of this type of waste may fall subject to national regulations for ﬁ nes.
For business entities in the European Union
If you wish to dispose of an electrical or electronic device, request the necessary information from your seller or supplier.
Disposal in other countries outside the European Union
If you wish to dispose of this product, request the necessary information about the correct disposal method from local government departments or from your seller.
This appliance complies with EU rules and regulations regarding electromagnetic and electrical safety.
Changes to the text, design, and technical speciﬁ cations may occur without prior notice and we reserve the right to make these changes.
Manufacturer address: FAST ČR, a.s., Černokostelecká 1621, Říčany, Czech Republic
Warranty conditions
The warranty card is not a part of the device packaging.

This product is warranted for a period of 24 months from the date of purchase to the end-user.
Warranty is limited to the following conditions. Warranty is referred only to the customer goods used for common domestic use. The claim for service can be applied either at the dealer’s shop where the product was bought or at below mentioned authorized service shops. The end-user is obligated to set up a claim immediately when the defects appeared but only till the end of the warranty period. The end-user is obligated to cooperate to certify the claiming defects. Only completed and clean (according to hygienic standards) products will be accepted. In case of an eligible warranty claim the warranty period will be prolonged by the period from the date of claim application till the date of taking over the product by the end-user, or the date the end-user is obligated to take it over. To obtain the service under this warranty, the end-user is obligated to certify his claim with duly completed the following documents: receipt, certificate of warranty, and certificate of installation.
This warranty is void especially if apply as follows:

Defects that were put on sale.
Wear-out or damage caused by common use.
The product was damaged by unprofessional or wrong installation, used contrary to the applicable instruction manual, used contrary to legal enactment and common process of use or used for another purpose which has been designed for.
The product was damaged by uncared-for or insufficient maintenance.
The product was damaged by dirt, and accident of force majeure (natural disaster, fire, and flood).
Defects on functionality caused by low duality of signal, electromagnetic field interference, etc.
The product was mechanically damaged (e.g. broken button, fall).
Damage caused by use of unsuitable media, fillings, expendable supplies (batteries) or by unsuitable working conditions (e.g. high temperatures, high humidity, quakes).
Repair, modification or other failure action to the product by an unauthorized person.
End-user did not prove enough his right to claim (time and place of purchase).
Data on presented documents differs from data on products.
Cases when the claiming product cannot be identified according to the presented documents (e.g. the serial number or the warranty seal has been damaged).

Authorized service centers
Visit www.sensor.eu for detailed information about authorized service centers

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1. OK
2. LED indicator
3. Switching/mode
4. HDMI
5. Lens
6. USB
7. Microphone| 8. microSD
9. Red light LED –charging
10. Blue light LED – operation
11. Screen
12. Button – arrow down
13. Button – arrow up – WiFi
14. Speaker
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Accessories

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Water-resistant case| Bike holder
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Stand 1| Stand 2
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Rear clip| Firm base
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Support 1| Support 2
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Support 3| Commutator
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Helmet stand| Armband
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Hard case| Tightening tape
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3M pad| Cord
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Data cable| Adapter
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