DIMIKA USER MANUAL
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1. Motion detect video recording The motion detection function can only be switched on off via the configuration software at present please refer to article 8 for configuration method There is no extra button operation available 4 1 Switch on the motion detection in the software interface and then Sync the configuration to the camera 4 2 Turn on the camera then it will start to detect the motion You don t need to press the shutter button 4 3 When the camera captures mobile objects within 3 meters it will start to record a 1 minute long video and then save the file automatically standby for next motion 4 4 Once the motion detection function is on the camera won t be automatically power off even there is no operation within 3 minutes 4 5 To stop motion detection please long press the power button then the camera will be power off 4 6 The default video mode for this function is mode 1 you may also stop recording or switch it to video mode 2 manually Note Better ambient brightness better motion detection performance Page 3 of 8 5 Taking video photo while charging This camera supports taking videos photos while charging via a 5V 1A output AC adaptor which mainly enables user to record long videos via an external power supply 5 1 The auto record function is on The camera will be turned on and start to taking videos automatically under the default mode To stop recording and start to use other function press the sh2. Page 8 of 8
3. The camera will save files and turn off automatically under the following circumstances a When user take videos without enough power there will be 3 beeps from the buzzer files will be saved automatically and then it will be power off automatically b Under standby condition without any operation in 3 minutes c When micro SD card is full and the loop recording function is off it will be automatically power off after 3 minutes d Once the camera is disconnected from the power supply and the power off delay function is off the camera will be automatic power off 2 4 Power off delay The camera supports the power off delay function User can switch it among off 10 second 30 second via the configuration software Page 2 of 8 When the external power was disconnected suddenly if this function is on there will be 10 or 30 seconds power off delay If you connect the camera to the external power supply again within the 10 or 30 seconds the camera will keep power on Otherwise the camera will be automatic power off after 10 or 30 seconds Note This function doesn t work while the camera is disconnected from the computer USB interface Mode switching Video recording Photo shooting After the camera is power on including the default mode currently there are totally 4 modes can be switched sequentially please refer to the below table No Modes Button pressing LED status Mode status Default without p
4. them too hard can damage the camera e Do not subject the product to harsh impacts Do not drop it This may result in damage to the product e Donot attempt to dismantle or repair this camera by yourself currently there are no user serviceable parts inside Refer servicing to qualified service personnel only e We will not be responsible for any memory loss caused by product damage repairs or other reasons e Please operate the unit correctly as stated in this manual e In order to prevent program failure never disconnect the camera suddenly from a PC during file transfers e Usea slightly dampened lint free cloth to clean this camera Do not dismantle the camera or use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners to clean the camera e The supplier or retailer accepts no liability for lost corrupted or damaged data It remains the responsibility of the user to ensure that they perform consistent data backups during the use of this product e The use of controls adjustments or procedures other than those specified herein may result in exposure to shock and or electrical or mechanical hazards e Before plugging or unplugging the micro SD card make sure your hands the camera and the card are completely dry e Damage caused from misuse abuse or failure to properly maintain the camera is not covered by the limited warranty e Do not use the camera under hot springs saunas or other similar condition e Donot use or leave the camera in direct sunligh
5. DIMIKA 1080 FULL HD Action Camera User Manual Version 1 0 DIMIKA 1080 HD User Manual Probably the most powerful video camera in its size The DIMIKA Action Cam is an extreme powerful video camera which is designed for all activities where light weight small size and high performance are required Equipped with a true 1080p High Definition HD Video Image Sensor and a latest Video Processor the DIMIKA supports high end features such as G Sensor Time Lapse Wide Dynamic Range Motion Detection and Low Light Sensitivity Use it as a flying eye on a Quad Copter or RC Aircraft as a Dash Cam in your vehicle as a Black Box on your bike as an Action Cam on the Hang Glider or even as a Webcam on the computer the DIMIKA camera is an all rounder Before using the product please read this manual carefully and keep it properly This User Manual will show the user how to use and provide detailed information regarding to operation configuration upgrade notes and technical specifications etc This User Manual is a work in progress and will be constantly updated In case of any problems or questions please refer to the official website for help http dimikacamera com dimika support IMPORTANT SAFETY PRECAUTIONS e No naked flames sources such as candles should be placed over or near the product e Keep the camera clean and never store it next to a heat source or in dirty humid or wet places e Press the camera s buttons gently Pressing
6. detection ON OFF 12 G sensor Auto 0 180 13 ISO Auto 100 200 400 14 White balance Auto Daylight Cloudy Tungsten Fluor H Fluor L 15 Exposure 2 1 0 1 2 16 Time lapse 35 5S 10S 30S 17 Flicker Frequency 50Hz 60Hz 18 Buzzer ON OFF Notes a Operation system for the above 3 modes Windows 2000 XP Vista Windows 7 Windows 8 Page 5 of 8 b If user connects the camera to the computer with the USB cable while the camera is recording your camera might be crashed This could cause SD card corruption and loss of your video and photo files c The time and date of the camera system will be synced with the computer while syncing the configuration d If user open the DIMIKA configuration software without connecting the camera to computer in configuration mode the value column will be in blank not available for modification and the parameter will be in gray refer to below pic 1 e Please download the configuration software on the official website http dimikacamera com dimika support dente FS Monte PF ema o e J am m u Pic 1 Pic 2 Pic 3 Pic 4 9 Micro SD card not included This camera has no built in memory It needs an extra micro SD memory card Not included in the camera to work The camera supports up to 32GB micro SD card The micro SD card also called TF card is 15mm x 11mm 9 1 9 2 9 3 9 4 9 5 The card can only be plugged one way forcing plugging may cause damage P
7. e the user feel the screw is near to the socket bottom and the camera is mounted stably the user should stop screwing Otherwise the over screwing will cause the tripod spring back and becomes loose To protect the tripod socket we highly recommend the user to use a tripod or mount with an adjusting lock nut Page 7 of 8 13 Specification CPU 360 MHZ Sensor 1 3 0 inch true full HD 1080p CMOS image sensor Lens Angle diagonal 140 Video Resolution 1920 1080P 30fps 1280 720P 60fps 1280 720P 30fps Video Compression H 264 MOV G SENSOR Supported Loop Video Recording Supported Time Stamp ON OFF Supported Webcam Mode Supported Motion Detection Supported Auto record Supported Power off Delay Supported Time lapse photo Supported Picture Resolution Sensor 2480 1536 3M Picture Resolution Interpolated 4000 3000 12M 3648 2736 10M 3264 2448 8M 2560 1920 5M Audio 1411kbps Battery Capacity 600 mah Recording Time Upto 60Min Power supply USB 2 0 Charging Time About 2 hours Storage Micro SD Card Max 32GB Class 4 or above Supported OS Windows 2000 XP Vista Windows 7 Windows 8 Flicker Frequency 50 Hz 60Hz Mount Built in tripod socket Dimensions Approx 64 38 16mm Weight Approx 38G Updated on Dec 139 2013 Innotrends Ltd
8. er double click the icon to use it as a web cam Other operation systems may need third party software for example AMCAP or other video chat software to find and open the web camera 8 3 Configuration mode This mode is same in the web cam mode Under removable disk mode press the mode button one time to enter the configuration mode there will be a beep and the status LED will be in red a Under the configuration mode open the DIMIKA software and then the software will read the current configuration automatically refer to below pic 2 b Click the relevant rows in the parameter value column and then click the arrows to select the parameters The modified parameter will be in red refer to below pic 3 c After modification click the sync button If the synchronization is successful the software will pop up sync ok refer to below pic 4 The configurations of the camera are as follows The bold parameters are default value No Item Parameters 1 Photo Resolution 12M 10M 8M 5M 3M 2 Photo Time Stamp ON OFF 3 Video mode 1 1920 1080 30FPS 1280 720 60FPS 1280 720 30FPS 4 Video mode 2 1920 1080 30FPS 1280 720 60FPS 1280 720 30FPS 5 Video Data Rate Low Medium High 6 Loop Recording 1 minute 3 minutes 5 minutes OFF 7 Video Time Stamp ON OFF 8 Auto record ON OFF 9 Recording Mute ON OFF 10 Power off delay 10S 30S OFF 11 Motion
9. lease plug the micro SD card with the logo print side upward and the golden fingers downward otherwise the camera or the micro SD card will be damaged Please use at least a brand high speed CLASS 4 or above micro SD card to achieve better and more fluent video quality For fast and accurate photo saving please use a class 10 SD card while taking time lapse photo in 3 seconds interval It is recommended to use at least a 4GB micro SD card for a minimum storage In camera micro SD card formatting In order to make the camera and micro SD card reach good compatibility we suggest user format micro SD card in FAT32 before you using it at the first time Please format the micro SD card as follows Under video mode press the shutter button for 5 seconds and then the indicator LED flashes in red when the LED finishes flashing the formatting is finished When micro SD card is full and the loop recording function is on the previous files will be replaced sequentially 9 6 There will be 5 beeps from the buzzer under below situation without micro SD card micro SD card is full micro SD card error The green and red indicator LEDs will be on at the same time 9 7 The maximum FAT32 file for this camera is AGB Namely about 50 minutes 1080P video file 100 minutes 720P video file While the loop recording is off the camera will save the file automatically when the video size is near 4GB and then turn off by itself after 3 minutes without any o
10. peration Page 6 of 8 10 11 12 Firmware upgrade Normally the user doesn t need to update the firmware only if there are problems with the current firmware or we release a new version Please upgrade the camera as follows Copy the new firmware file to the root of the micro SD card turn on the camera under the standby mode press the power button once and then the indicator LED will flash in red when the LED finishes flashing the camera will be power off automatically the upgrading is finished Notes a Please make sure the camera battery has enough power before upgrading We highly suggest upgrade the camera with the external power supply from the AC adaptor but not from the computer USB port b Please do not press any button or cut the power while upgrading c Please do not change the file name of the firmware or else the upgrade will fail d User can download the latest firmware on the official website http dimikacamera com dimika support Reset When the device works abnormally due to incorrect operation or other unknown reasons it might need to be reset Use a pin to press the reset button once which is besides the USB port and then the device will be reset The integrated tripod socket There is an integrated M thread tripod socket at the rear side of the camera The depth is 4 mm only While using the tripod or other mounts please do not forcibly screw the mounts to the rock bottom of the socket Onc
11. ressin Remains in green Standb 1 Video Mode 1 default WOU pressing us y Shutter button Flashes in green Recording 5 Video Mode 2 Mode button once Remams in blue standby Shutter button Flashes in blue Recording 3 elie Mod Mode button twice Remains in ran standby Shutter button Flashes one time Shooting 4 ae Mode button three times Remains in red Standby pse p Shutter button Flashes in red Shooting Notes a The default mode is video mode 1 User can change the parameter for all the 4 modes via software The parameters of video mode 1 and mode 2 are the same please refer to article 8 for configuration method b All the button pressing times in the upper table are counted from the standby condition c Each time user presses the button there will be a beep from the buzzer after user successfully presses the operation button d If the status indicator is not changed immediately please don t press it again the camera is saving data Please wait for a moment e Under time lapse mode you only need to press the shutter button once and then the camera will keep taking photo in the equal intervals of time To stop this mode please press one time the mode button g Under video modes while taking videos press the shutter button once to end video recording h Under photo mode after you press the shutter button please keep the camera stable before the indicator LED turns to remains in red for better picture quality
12. t for an extended period of time e g a car heated by sunshine Attention e We have done our best to produce a complete and accurate manual However we cannot ensure there are no errors or omissions during the printing process e We cannot take responsibility for any damages caused by unauthorized attempts to upgrade software or for any data corruption while the product is being repaired e Please back up the files We cannot be liable for the loss of data caused by damaged products or damage due to unreadable memories or drives e This device contains a built in battery Please observe the local regulations regarding the disposal of old equipment and battery Page 1 of 8 e Usage should strictly observe legal regulations Users are solely responsible for proper usage Please respect the privacy of third parties 1 Structure 1 140 wide angle glass lens 6 Battery charging status LED 2 Microphone 7 Micro USB 3 Status indicator LED red green blue 8 Reset button 4 Shutter button 9 Micro SD card slot 5 Power on off amp Mode switching button 10 Integrated tripod socket 2 Power on off 2 1 Power on Shortly press the power button release it when you see the indicator LED flashes in red and hear a beep at the same time when the LED remains in green the camera is in standby mode 2 2 Power off Long press the power button and then release it when the indicator light is off 2 3 Automatic power off
13. the micro USB port on the camera And connect the large end to an available USB port on your computer or adaptor 7 3 Full charging time via USB 2 0 It takes about 2 hours from a fully discharged battery The camera will be automatically power on when the USB is connected to the power supply if you just want to charge the battery please long press the power button to turn off the camera for saving charging time 7 4 When charging the indicator LED at the bottom of the device will be in red when the battery is full the LED will be off 7 5 Charging via AC adaptor while recording video at the same time takes about 5 hours to fully charge the completely discharged battery Note Please do not leave the camera unattended while it is charging 8 Connecting to computer Page 4 of 8 Connect the camera to the computer via USB interface there will be 3 beeps and then camera will be power on automatically 8 1 Removable Disk Mode Once the camera is connected to the computer it will be charged and enters into removable disk mode without pressing any button the status LED will be in green Find the removable disk in explorer or my computer now you can copy your files in the camera as a removable disk 8 2 Web cam mode Under removable disk mode press the mode button one time to enter the web cam mode there will be a beep and the status LED will be in red For Windows XP system a camera icon will appear in explorer my comput
14. utter button once 5 2 The auto record function is off User needs to press the shutter button manually to take a video The functions like mode switching photo shooting are same as no charging condition Note This camera does not support this function via connecting to the computer USB port 6 G sensor 6 1 Image rotation The camera has a G sensor for image rotation user can change the configuration via software a Auto No matter the camera is upright or inverted upside down the image will be always upright and even you turn over the camera during recording in any mode b O If the camera is inverted the image will be inverted 180 rotated too c 180 Even if the camera is inverted the image will be upright But the image will be 180 rotated when the camera is upright 6 2 Anti shock file protection The camera will automatically generate four folders in the micro SD card Video JPEG T lapse and Event While the camera for example used as a car DVR is recording then there comes an impact to it suddenly the camera will save the whole recording file that includes the impact to the Event file folder Files in the Event folder will be protected 7 Charging The camera has a built in polymer rechargeable battery Please charge the battery before you use it at first time 7 1 Charge condition 5 0VDC 1A at constant current of 0 2C 7 2 Plug the small end of the USB cable into
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