HitCam 4K 10X Zoom Camera User Manual
Quick guide for the HitCam 4K 10X Zoom Camera. Learn how to operate the OSD menu, adjust zoom and focus, configure recording settings, and use advanced features like FlashBack and scenario modes.
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Quick Guide from the Manual
The HitCam 4K 10X Zoom Camera is designed for high-resolution recording with advanced optical adjustments. Before use, ensure the device is charged via the Type-C port and a MicroSD card is inserted. The camera features physical rings for zoom, aperture, and focus, as well as an OSD (On-Screen Display) menu for system configuration.
Device Overview and Controls
The camera features several physical controls for manual adjustments:
- Zoom Adjustment Ring: Rotate to adjust zoom.
- Aperture Adjustment Ring: Rotate to adjust aperture.
- Focus Adjustment Ring: Rotate to adjust focus.
- Scenario Switch: Located on the side, allows quick switching between Day, Night, Green Image, and Negative modes.
- Middle Key: Short press to stop/start recording; long press to call out or exit the OSD menu.
- Up/Down Keys: Used for digital zoom and menu navigation.
OSD Menu Navigation
To access the OSD menu, ensure the camera is in Standby mode (not recording) and long-press the Menu button. Use the Up and Down keys to navigate options and the Menu key to confirm selections. Available options include Power Off, WiFi, PlayBack, and Menu Settings.
Recording and Resolution Settings
The camera supports various resolutions, including 4K@30fps, 2.7K@60fps, and 1080P@90fps. You can configure these in the Resolution menu. The device also supports Loop Recording, which automatically deletes old files when the SD card is full, and adjustable recording volume (Low, Medium, High).
Advanced Features
- FlashBack: Requires the dedicated FlashBack cable. When triggered, it records 5-15 seconds before the trigger and 15 seconds after.
- Scenario Modes: Switch between Day (Color), Night (B&W/Infrared), Green Image (Infrared), and Negative modes.
- Auto PowerOff: Can be set to automatically shut down after 1, 3, or 5 minutes of inactivity.
- Vibration: Provides haptic feedback when powering on, recording, or stopping.
Image Settings
Access the Image Settings menu to modify parameters such as:
- White Balance: Auto, Sunny, Cloudy, Incandescent.
- ISO: 100, 200, 400, 800, 1600, 3200.
- Shutter: 1/30, 1/60, 1/120, 1/240.
- Exposure: -2.0 to +2.0.
- Contrast, Saturation, Sharpness: Adjustable to High, Medium, or Low.
System Settings and Maintenance
Use the system menu to format the SD card (erases all data), change the language, reset to factory settings, or check the firmware version. To update firmware, visit http://www.hitcam.com/download/hitcam. If the device shows red and blue lights flashing quickly, it indicates an automatic shutdown after an upgrade.
Official resources from the manual
Practical help
Common problems
Check the OSD for 'SD Card Abnormal' or 'No Card' warnings. Ensure the card is inserted correctly.
Select 'WiFi' in the OSD menu to turn it on. The screen will display the SSID and connection password.
Ensure the dedicated FlashBack cable is connected and the switch is triggered correctly.
Before use
- Insert a compatible MicroSD card.
- Charge the device using the Type-C port.
- Mount the camera securely using the Picatinny using the Picatinny using the Picatinny or M-LOK rail.
- Check the status LED: Green (Charging), Steady Red (Standby), Flashing Red (Recording/Abnormal).
Specs in practice
- Scenario Modes
- Visual filters: Day (Color), Night (B&W/Infrared), Green Image (Infrared), Negative.
Model compatibility
- FlashBack function requires a specific FlashBack cable.
- Firmware updates are available at http://www.hitcam.com/download/hitcam.
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