PRODUCT MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS

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1 USER MANUAL

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3 PRODUCT MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS KEY FEATURES RINCON DIAGRAM WHAT S IN THE BOX? 1. GETTING STARTED 2. VIDEO RECORDING 3. PHOTO TAKING 4. VIEW/PLAYBACK 5. TIME/DATE STAMP 6. CHANGING SETTINGS 7. WI-FI PAIRING 8. APP OVERVIEW 9. ADJUST CAMERA ANGLE 10. CHANGING LENSES 11. TROUBLESHOOTING 12. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 13. SAFETY AND WARNING YEAR WARRANTY

4 KEY FEATURES 30FPS / 60FPS Records high definition video at up to 60 frames per second. WIFI / APP CONTROL Wirelessly connect to your ios/android device; view a live feed, save videos, and change settings. TILTABLE LENS Camera lens can be adjusted 10 downwards or 12 upwards. 110 WIDE ANGLE LENS Capture all of your view; perfect for POV recording. VIBRATION ALERTS The Rincon vibrates when you turn on/off, start/stop recording, or take a photo. PHOTO / BURST TAKING Take photos/bursts with the click of a button or within the ios/android App. SONY CMOS SENSOR High quality 8 Megapixel sensor. ADJUST VIDEO SETTINGS Change video settings like quality, audio, exposure, saturation, sharpness and more! IP55 WEATHER RESISTANT Resistant to dust, sweat, and light rain (do not submerge). 4

5 POLARIZED LENSES High quality 2.2mm polarized lenses. DUAL AAC2 STEREO MICROPHONES Dual microphones ensures crisp, clear, high quality audio recording. 2.2MM IMPACT RESISTANT LENSES Super thick lenses provide impact resistance (not safety rated). GRILAMID TR90 FRAMES Lightweight, durable, and flexible frames. ADJUSTABLE NOSE PADS Nose pads are adjustable to accommodate a better fit. RECORDS WHILE CHARGING Record while plugged into an external power source. EXPANDABLE MEMORY Supports up to a 128GB microsd card (class 10 recommended) TIME/DATE STAMP Display the time/date on your video footage (can be turned off) 5

6 RINCON DIAGRAM 6 A. Micro SD Card Slot B. Power/Record/Photo Button C. Reset Hole/Button D. Charge/USB Port E. WiFi/Resolution Toggle F. Red Charging Light G. Yellow Wi-Fi Light H. Blue Light (1080P Recording) I. Green Light (720P Recording) J/N. Dual Microphones K. Adjustable Nose Pads L. Soft Sleeve M. Tiltable Camera Lens

7 WARNING 1. The glasses will become warm during long video recordings. This is a normal occurrence as the CPU produces heat during usage, an added copper heat-sink inside the frame assists in cooling. 2. The Rincon glasses are impact resistant, but are not officially safety rated and should not be used in place of proper eye protection. Please use responsibly and at your own risk. We are not liable for any misuse of this device. WHAT S IN THE BOX? - Rincon Glasses - Yellow Tint Lenses - Usb Data/Charging Cable - Sd Card Reader - Hard Zipper Case - Soft Case - Dust Cloth - Warranty Card - User Manual 7

8 1. GETTING STARTED Please read this section carefully before using your Rincon Glasses for the first time. A. INDICATOR LIGHTS The Rincon uses indicator lights to help you know when you re recording, what mode you are in, etc. The indicator lights are found on the left inner arm of the Rincon near the temple. Indicator Lights: 1. Standby: Solid blue (1080P) or green (720P) 2. Power off: No light P video recording: Blue flashing, flashes fast when low battery P video recording: Green flashing, flashes fast when low battery 5. Memory full: Blue and green flashing fast 6. Low Battery: Blue and green flashing fast 7. Charging: Solid red 8. Battery fully charged: Red turns off 9. USB storage mode: Blue flashing (connected your computer) 10. WiFi on: Orange flashing 11. WiFi connected: Solid orange B. CHARGING The Rincon does not come fully charged and we suggest you charge it for 4-6 hours when before you use it for the first time. A full charge is typically 4-6 hours. For best results: Insure the Rincon is powered off during charging. To access the charging port, lift the rubber cover on the left arm of the glasses. 8

9 Warning: Do not charge device for more than 12 hours. 1. Power off the Rincon 2. Connect the Rincon to a USB wall plug 3. A green/blue and a red light will show; the green/ blue light will turn off after 3 minutes (memory card inserted) or after 10 seconds (no memory card inserted) 4. The red light will show during charging and power off when fully charged C. INSERT MICRO SD CARD To access the SD card slot, lift the rubber cover on the left arm of the glasses. For best results, we recommend a class 10 micro SD card. The Rincon supports up to a 128GB SD card. (Purchased separately) 1. Power off the Rincon 2. Lift the cover on the left arm of the Rincon 3. Insert a micro SD card into the slot until you feel it click into place 4. The slot is spring loaded; to remove the card, push it down until you feel it release D. POWER ON/STANDBY/OFF The power button is on the rubber cover on the left arm of the Rincon. 1. To turn on, press the power button; the Rincon will vibrate twice 2. A flashing blue or green light will show indicating that recording has started (blue=1080p, green=720p) 3. To enter standby mode, press the power button once; it will vibrate and enter standby mode (in this 9

10 mode, the Rincon is on but not recording) 4. To power off at anytime, press and hold the power button for 2-3 seconds. It will give a long vibration and power off; all files will be saved. E. DOWNLOAD THE IOS/ANDROID APP Visit the Google Play or Apple App Store and search for ivue Rincon to download the ios/android app. See the app overview and Wi-Fi pairing section of this manual for more information. F. AUTO SHUT OFF When the battery is low or the memory is full, the Rincon will automatically save files and shut off; this is indicated by a blue and green light and a vibration. 10

11 2. VIDEO RECORDING The power button is on the rubber cover on the left arm of the Rincon. Videos are recorded in 5, 15, or 30 minute files lengths depending on your settings. Each time you start/stop recording, a new video file is created. Make sure a micro SD card is inserted before recording. A. START RECORDING 1. To turn on, press the power button; the Rincon will vibrate twice 2. A flashing blue or green light will show indicating that recording has started (blue=1080p, green=720p) 3. The light will continue to flash during recording B. STOP RECORDING 1. Press the power button 2. The Rincon will vibrate, stop recording, and enter standby mode 3. To stop recording and turn off, press and hold the power button for 2-3 seconds. It will give a long vibration and power off; all files will be saved. C. CHANGE VIDEO RESOLUTION This section outlines how to change the video resolution using the buttons on the Rincon. You can also change the resolution by using the ios/android app or the settings text file (see section 6). 1. Enter standby mode 2. The default resolution is 30fps and is indicated by a blue light 3. To change the resolution, press and hold the WiFi button until you feel a vibration 11

12 4. The light will now show green to indicate the resolution was changed to 60fps 5. Repeat these steps to switch resolutions 3. PHOTO TAKING There are 2 ways to take photos outlined below. By default, the Rincon will take one photo at a time, but you can set it to take a burst of photos. Burst settings can be found in the ios/android app or in the settings test file (see section 6). A. WHILE RECORDING 1. During recording, quickly press the power button twice 2. The Rincon will vibrate once; a green and blue light will display when a photo is taken 3. After the photo is taken, it will vibrate twice and return to the video recording mode B. FROM STANDBY MODE 1. Quickly press the power button twice to take a photo 2. After the photo is taken, it will return to standby mode and be ready to take another photo 3. To return to video recording, press the power button once 12

13 4. VIEW/PLAYBACK You can transfer/playback your recordings on a computer or within the ios/android app. If you have trouble getting videos to play on your computer, we HIGHLY recommend downloading VLC Player. A. CONNECT TO A MAC/WINDOWS COMPUTER 1. With an sd card insert and powered off, plug the Rincon into your computer using the supplied USB cable 2. They will mount as a removable drive; open the drive 3. Locate and open the DCIM folder; then open the MOVIE or PHOTO folder 4. Transfer the files onto your computer; then open the files to view/playback B. REMOVE SD CARD 1. Remove the SD card from the Rincon 2. Put the sd card into a card reader/adapter and insert it into your computer 3. Open the drive that appears on your computer 4. Open the DCIM folder; then open the MOVIE or PHOTO folder 5. Transfer the files onto your computer; then open the files to view/playback C. IOS/ANDROID APP 1. Install the ivue Rincon app on your ios/android device and connect the Rincon (see WiFi pairing & app overview) 2. Open the app and navigate to the VIEW MEDIA (located at the bottom of the app) 13

14 3. VIEW MEDIA shows files contained on the SD card of the Rincon (SD CARD MEDIA) and files that have been transferred onto your ios/android Device (SAVED MEDIA) 4. Navigate to SD CARD MEDIA; select files and transfer them into SAVED MEDIA 5. Navigate to SAVED MEDIA; view, select, or save/ share the files 5. TIME/DATE STAMP (MAC/WINDOWS) You can change the time/date settings using a MAC/ Windows. This can also be changed using the ios/ Android app. A. With an sd card inserted and powered off, plug the Rincon into your computer using the supplied USB cable B. They will mount as a removable drive; open the drive; locate and open the SETTING.TXT file C. Locate the DATE_STAMP line, change the number after the equal sign to 1 to enable time/date stamp or 0 to disable it D. Locate the TIME_SET line and change the the time/date; the format is YYYY.MM.DD HH:MM:SS (Feb. 28, :34PM would display as :34:00) E. Change the N (located in front of the time/date numbers) to a Y for your changes to be saved F. Save the SETTING.TXT file and unplug the Rincon; the next time you record a video, your new settings will take effect 14

15 6. CHANGE SETTINGS (MAC/WINDOWS) You can change various settings using a MAC or Windows computer. However, these settings can also be changed using the ios/android App. A. With an sd card insert and powered off, plug the Rincon into your computer using the supplied USB cable B. They will mount as a removable drive; open the drive; locate and open the SETTING.TXT file C. Change settings by inputting a number after the equal sign, the number you enter corresponds to a setting (see settings explained to see what the numbers mean) D. Save the SETTING.TXT file and unplug the Rincon; the next time you record a video, your new settings will take effect E. SETTINGS EXPLAINED VIDEO RESOLUTION = 0-1 (0=1080p@30fps, 1= 720p@60fps) RECORDING FILE LENGTH = 0-2 (0=5mins, 1=15mins, 2=30mins) PHOTO BURST NUMBER = 0-2 (0=1 photo, 1=3 photos, 2=5 photos) EV( Exposure) = 0-12 (0=2.0, 1=1.6, 2=1.3, 3=1.0, 4=0.6, 5=0.3, 6=0.0, 7=- 0.3, 8=-0.6, 9=-1.0, 10=-1.3, 11=-1.6, 12=-2.0) Adjust exposure down in bright/sunny conditions. Adjust exposure up in dark/cloudy conditions. 15

16 SHARPNESS = 0-2 (0=SHARP, 1=NORMAL, 2=SOFT) Increase or decrease the sharpness QUALITY = 0-2 (0=fine, 1=good, 2=normal) Change the video quality WHITE_BALANCE = 0 (0=WB_AUTO, 1=WB_DAYLIGHT, 2=WB_CLOUDY, 3=WB_TUNGSTEN, 4=WB_FLUORESCENT) LIGHT_FREQ = 0-1 (0=50HZ, 1=60HZ) DATE_STAMP = 0-1 (0=off, 1=on) See time/date section of this manual AUDIO_VOLUME = 0-2 (0:Max, 1:Mid, 2:Min, 3:Off) LOW_BATTERY_HINTING = 0-2 (0=1min, 1=3min, 2=5min) The indicator light will come on to warn you that the battery is low AUTO_POWER_OFF = 0-3 (0=off, 1=3min, 2=5min, 3=10min) This function helps you save battery in standby mode. When in standby mode, the Rincon will auto power off according to your setting TIME_SET = N :00:00 (Y=change N=no change) See time/date section of this manual 16

17 RESET TO DEFAULTS = 0 1 (0=false, 1=true) When set to 1, the camera will ignore all settings and the Rincon will use the manufacturer s default F. MANUFACTURER DEFAULT SETTINGS WIFI_NAME = Rincon WIFI_PASSWORD= VIDEO RESOLUTION = 0 RECORDING FILE LENGTH = 0 PHOTO BURST NUMBER = 2 EV = 6 SHARPNESS = 1 QUALITY = 0 WHITE_BALANCE = 0 LIGHT_FREQ = 1 DATE_STAMP = 0 AUDIO_VOLUME = 0 LOW_BATTERY_HINTING = 1 AUTO_POWER_OFF = 1 (In standby mode) TIME_SET = N :00:00 RESET TO DEFAULTS = 0 17

18 7. WI-FI PAIRING This sections explains how to turn on the WiFi signal of the Rincon so you can connect it to your ios/ Android device and use the ivue Rincon app. The default WiFi password is A. Power on the Rincon and enter standby mode B. Press the WiFi button located on the rubber cover on the left arm of the Rincon C. The Rincon will vibrate to indicate that WiFi is turned on (to turn off WiFi, press the button again) D. An orange light will flash to indicate that the Rincon is emitting a WiFi signal E. Go to your ios/android devices WiFi settings and connect to the Rincon WiFi network. If prompted, please enter the default WiFi password F. Wait until your ios/android device is connected G. Open the ivue Rincon app (for details about the app, see the App Overview Section) 18

19 8. APP OVERVIEW Visit the Google Play or the Apple App store and search ivue Rincon to download the app. The Rincon can wirelessly connect to your ios/android device; please see section Wi-Fi Pairing for instructions. The functions of the app will only work when your ios/android device is paired with the Rincon. A. CAMERA The camera page allows you to view a video stream from the Rincon; you can start/stop recording video and take photos. 19

20 B. VIEW MEDIA 1. SD Card Media This folder displays the photos and videos contained on the SD card of the Rincon. Open files to preview them. Select files to transfer/save them to your ios/ Android device. After the files are saved to your device, they will display in the Saved Media folder. 2. Saved Media This folder displays the photos and video that are saved within the ivue Rincon app; these files will display even when you are not connected to the Rincon. Open files to preview them. Select files and share them to your desired app or to your ios Photos or Android Gallery Apps. 20

21 C. SETTINGS You can rename the Rincon WiFi network name, change the password, set video resolution, white balance, photo burst number etc. Changes will only take effect if the Rincon is connected and in standby mode. 9. ADJUST CAMERA ANGLE Using the extruding part of the camera, push backwards to angle up or forward to angle down. 21

22 10. CHANGING LENS A. REMOVE LENSES To remove lenses, hold the glasses and firmly push out on the area indicated by the red oval. B. INSTALL LENSES To install lenses, insert the lens into the glasses frame starting with area 1, then 2, and 3; then firmly push down on area 4 until you feel the lens click into place. 22

23 11. TROUBLESHOOTING We pride ourselves on our customer service and we are always available to help you if you have issues with your device. Please feel free to contact our customer service AFTER following these steps below. A. RESET If the Rincon freezes, won t turn on, or becomes unresponsive, we recommend resetting them. This will restore the settings back to the manufacturer defaults and reset the internal software, it will NOT delete any recordings. 1. The reset button is located under the rubber cover on the left arm of the Rincon; directly under the wording reset on the outside of the rubber cover 2. Using a pin, paperclip, or similar object; insert into the reset button hole; press and hold for 3 seconds and release 3. The reset is now complete B. MORE TROUBLESHOOTING Symptom Possible Causes Solution Won t power on Low Battery or frozen device Recharge battery or Reset, then power on again Auto shut-off while recording Auto Shuts down right after start Not recognized on PC when connected Low Battery, Full Memory Low Battery, Full Memory, No or misplaced micro SD card USB cable failure, no sd card inserted, glasses are on when plugging in, PC Bios disabled Recharge battery, Remove files from microsd card or insert new one Recharge battery, Remove files from microsd card, Properly insert micro SD card Replace USB cable, insert microsd, turn glasses off before plugging in, make sure PC USB is enabled 23

24 12. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions 170x150x48mm(unfolded), 150*76*48mm (folded) Weight 52g Video Resolution 30fps, 60fps Video Format MP4 H.264 Video Ratio 16:9 Audio Processing AAC Stereo encode/decode Interface USB 2.0; MAC/Windows Compatible Memory Battery Type/Size Supports up to 128GB Micro SD card (class 10 recommended), FAT32 3.7V high-capacity lithium polymer, 480mAh Power Adapter 5V / 1 amp Battery Life About 1.5 hours Operating temperature -4 F to 131 F Storage temperature -4 F to 140 F Media Player OS Compatibility Videos will play on most MAC/Windows media player programs. We recommend VLC Media Player Windows XP, Win7/8/10, Vista 7/8, MAC, Android, IOS 24

25 13. SAFETY AND WARNING APPLICATION: Abide strictly to relevant regulations and laws. This product should not be used for any illegal purposes. The user is fully responsible for its operational use. PROPER USE OF EYEWEAR WARNING: This eyewear is not designed to protect the wearer from injury in the event of impact with hard objects; ie. not safety rated. Sunglasses must not be used for night driving. To avoid damage to optical devices do not expose the camera directly to strong light, such as the sun or strong artificial light sources. Sunglasses are not recommended for industrial protection. WARNING: Do not attempt to dismantle the device. Any attempt to alter or repair the unit, except by the original manufacturer or an Authorized Service Facility, will void the limited warranty. RECYCLING: Please contact your local corporate of ce for recycling/disposal information for this product. Do not dispose with household waste. OPERATING TEMPERATURE: F. To extend the unit s lifespan it is best used at room temperature. FILE SECURITY : This product is not a professional storage device. It does not guarantee the integrity and security of saved files. Please backup your important documents on the computer or other storage device. BATTERY: Do not attempt to remove the battery. (Note: Battery disposal must be in accordance with local environmental regulations. See RECYCLING below.) If the recording function has not been used for lengthy period, charge it fully before using. WARNING: Don t expose to excess moisture. Although the device is water resistant design, operation can be affected in excessively humid environments it is not completely waterproof. CLEANING: Avoid using it in excessively dusty environments. Use a normal lens cleaning cloth to clean the lens. OTHER MATTERS: Do not use it close to magnetic or high electric currents. 25

26 14. 1-YEAR WARRANTY In order to provide our customers with the highest level of service, all ivue Camera products are backed by our limited 1 Year Warranty. This warranty covers any manufacturer related defects for up to 1 year from the date of purchase. This is limited warranty and does not cover failures due to abuse, accidental damage, or when repairs have been made or attempted by anyone other than ivue Camera. Please visit our warranty page at: ivuecamera.com/warranty for more information. For the highest level of service, we recommend that you register your warranty. 26

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