NDC-408 - Camcorder Naxa - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Action Camcorder
Display	2.0-inch LTPS LCD
Lens	170° A+ wide-angle lens
Max Video Resolution	4K (interpolated) at 30fps
Photo Resolution	Up to 16MP (interpolated)
Image Sensor	8MP SONY 179 Sensor
Waterproof Depth	Up to 30m (with included case)
WiFi Connectivity	Yes (via SportLook app)
Storage	Micro SD up to 64GB (Class 10 or above)
Battery Capacity	900mAh
Recording Time	Approximately 90 minutes (at 1080p)
Charging Time	Approximately 3 hours
Power Input	5V 1A (USB)
Dimensions	59 x 41 x 32 mm
HDMI Output	Yes
Webcam Function	Yes
Video Formats	MP4 (H.264)
Slow Motion	1080p@60fps or 720p@120fps
Time Lapse	0.5s to 60s intervals
Burst Photo	3, 5, or 10 sequences
White Balance	Auto, Sunny, Cloudy, Incandescent, Fluorescent
Exposure Compensation	-3 to +3
Date Stamp	On/Off
Auto Power Off	1, 3, or 5 minutes

Frequently Asked Questions - NDC-408 Naxa

How do I connect the camera to my smartphone via WiFi?

Install the SportLook app from Google Play or the App Store. Turn on the camera and press the UP key to enable WiFi. On your smartphone, go to WiFi settings, select the camera's network, and enter the password 12345678 (displayed on the camera screen).

What is the maximum Micro SD card capacity supported?

The camera supports Micro SD cards up to 64GB, minimum Class 10 or above for best performance.

Can I use the camera underwater?

Yes, with the included waterproof case, the camera is waterproof up to 30 meters. Ensure all lids and locks are tightly closed before use. After underwater use, rinse with fresh water and let the case dry open to prevent condensation or rust.

How do I change the video resolution?

Press the Power/Mode button to enter settings. Navigate to Video Resolution using the UP/DOWN buttons and press OK to select from options: 4K, 2.7K, 1080p, or 720p with various frame rates.

How do I use the camera as a webcam?

Connect the camera to your PC via USB cable. On the camera screen, select the PC Camera function. The camera will be recognized as a webcam by your computer.

How do I set the date and time?

In the settings menu, select Date/Time. Use UP/DOWN buttons to adjust values, press OK to move to the next field, then press the Power/Mode button to save and exit.

Why are my videos flickering under artificial light?

Check the Frequency setting in the menu. Set it to 50 Hz for Europe or 60 Hz for North America to match your local power grid frequency.

How do I delete files from the camera?

Switch to Playback mode. Select the file you want to delete using UP/DOWN buttons. Press and hold the OK button for 2 seconds. A prompt will ask 'Delete this file?' – press OK to confirm.

How do I format the SD card?

Go to settings and select Format. Choose SD Card and confirm. Warning: This will erase all data on the card.

What should I do if the camera overheats or emits smoke?

Immediately unplug the camera from any power source and stop using it. Keep out of reach of children. Contact Naxa Technical Support at http://www.naxa.com/supportcenter/ for assistance.

USER MANUAL NDC-408 Naxa

3840*2160 (In-epulated)

Waterproof to 30m

1.5 Hours

Warning

1. Always take the appropriate steps to protect your camera from falls, shock or impact.
2. Ensure a suitable distance is kept from any objects with strong magnetic interference, such as electrical machinery, in order to avoid strong radio waves that may be damaging to the product and affect the sound or image quality.
3. Never expose the product directly to high temperatures and prolonged, strong sunlight.
4. We recommend using a high quality, class 10 or above Micro SD Card for the best results.
5. To avoid potential data error, avoid placing your Micro SD card near strong magnetic objects.
6. In the unlikely event of overheating, unwanted smoke or unpleasant smell from the device, unplug it immediately from the power outlet to prevent hazardous fire.
7. Keep the device out of reach of children while charging.
8. The device should be stored in a dry and dust free location at normal room temperature and out of direct sunlight.
9. The product should only be charged via laptop or computer USB port.
10. Before using your camera in the water, please verify that all lids and locks are tightly closed and sealed on the camera and the underwater case.
11. After use, clean the housing of salt and chlorine water and then let it dry.
12. The camera should not be exposed to large temperature and humidity differences to avoid condensation inside the housing or behind the lens.
13. After underwater use, the case must be kept open to avoid condensation or rust.
14. Recording times are dependent on resolution.
15. Battery life time - depending on settings and outdoor temperature - up to 90 min. under optimal conditions.

Introduction

The NAXA NDC-408 camera is a compact and portable action video and still image camera with class-leading features, including video recording in stunning ultra-high definition at up to 30 frames per second and still image capture at up to 16MP. The 170° viewing angle, built-in LCD screen and WiFi connectivity allow you to capture, view and share every detail, ensuring nothing is left to chance. With a wide selection of accessories and mounts, including the 30M waterproof case available out of the box, the NDC-408 action camera is ready for your next adventure.

Product Features

• Includes waterproof case, allowing you to record 4K (Interpolate) video at up to 30M depth.
• 2" screen display for convenient video and image playback.
• Detachable battery facilitates easy replacement and more power on the go.
• Record videos while charging.
• HD 16 Megapixel (by interpolation), 170^ wide angle lens.
  • HDMI Output.
• Web Camera function.
  • Supports SD card, memory expandable up to 64GB (Maximum).
  • Supports multiple video recording formats: 4K (interpolated)/2.7K/1080P/720P.

Camera

1. Installing a Micro SD Card

Note: Please choose a branded Micro SD card, and then format it with the computer before use. We suggest a high-quality SD card for the best result. *Maximum card capacity is 64GB (Class 10 or above).

2. Installing and Removing the Batteries

A. Slightly press and swipe the battery cap to open it.
B. Correctly install the battery into the camera, as indicated by /- sign. Make sure it is inserted in the correct direction, matching the arrows marked on the battery before you fit it.
C. Battery Gauge: Please refer to diagram.
D. Removing the Battery: Open the cap and pull out the battery.

3. Charging

A. You can recharge the camera by connecting it directly to your computer.
B. It can also be charged with a car charger (Max output: 1.0mAh).
C. The camera can be charged with the power switched off.

4. Switching the Camera On and Off

A. Press and hold the power button for 2 seconds to turn it on/off.
B. You can also switch it on/off through the LCD screen display menu.

5. Mode Switching

Switch between video recording / photo shooting / slow motion video / playback / settings by pressing the power button as mode function.

6. Video Recording & Setting Configuration

6.1. Video Recording

Switch to recording mode and you will see the icon in the upper left corner of the screen.

Press "OK" to start recording.

Press "OK" again if you want to stop recording.

6.2. Photo Shooting

Switch the camera on and press "Mode" to select "Photo shooting Mode". You will see the icon in the upper left corner of the display screen. The camera is now in photo shooting mode.

Press "OK" to take photos.

6.3. Slow Motion

Switch through the modes until the slow motion video icon " 🎨" appears.

Press “OK” to start the video. At the same time, the “red icon” will be flashing. The high frame rate video will start recording.

6.4. Playback

A. Verify the camera is in the playback menu.
B. Press the "UP" or "DOWN" button to select a file.
C. Press the "OK" button to play the selected video.
D. Press the "OK" button for 2 seconds, a prompt appears asking,
"Delete this file?". You can delete files here.

6.5. Setting

Press the "Power / Mode" button and go to the settings:

When the symbol ⚙ is displayed on the camera screen, press the "OK" button to enter the settings.

Press the "Power / Mode" button to switch between the setting categories.

Use the "UP" and "DOWN" buttons to search.

Confirm your selection with the "OK" button.

To exit the setting mode, select "X" in the categories and confirm with "OK".

7. WiFi Connection

To connect the camera to your Android or iOS smart device please take the following steps:

• Using the GooglePlay or iOS App Store, install the SportLook app on your smartphone or tablet. After powering the camera on, press the "UP" key on the camera - the WiFi icon displays on the screen.
• Ensure the WiFi function is active on your smart device, go to settings and search for the camera's WiFi account. Connect the smart device and camera using password "12345678" which will display on screen. This action is only required on initial set up or following a system reset.
• When the WiFi is connected, the camera screen will be switched off after a few seconds. Press the "UP" button to exit WiFi mode.

8. Menu Terms

Video Resolution

4K 30fps, 2.7K 30fps, 1080P 60fps, 1080P 30fps, 720P 120fps, 720P 60fps

Selects your video resolution and frame rate setting.

Time Lapse Record (Off/0.5S/1S/2S/5S/10S/30S/60S)

Selects the interval at which a photo is taken to produce a time lapse video.

Record Audio (Off, On)

Option to record video with or without sound.

Slow Motion (1080P@60FPS/720P@120FPS)

Selects the resolution at which slow motion videos will be recorded.

Date Stamp (Off, On)

Select 'On' to add a date and time display to your recordings.

Image Size

16M/12M/8M/5M/2M

Selects the still image resolution.

Burst Photo (Off, 3 Sequence, 5 Sequence, 10 Sequence)

When activated the camera takes a rapid burst of 3, 5 or 10 images.

Auto Shoot (Off, 3S Timer, 10S Timer, 15S Timer, 20S Timer, 30S Timer)

When activated the camera automatically takes a photo every 3, 10, 15, 20 or 30 seconds.

Exposure (-3---+3)

Selects your chosen exposure levels.

White Balance (Auto, Sunny, Cloudy, Incandescent Light, Fluorescent Light)

Selects your preferred White Balance setting from a number of preset options.

Date/Time (and how to set)

When connected to a smartphone, the time and date synchronize automatically. However, the Date/Time menu option allows you to manually set the time and date if required. Press the up / down buttons on the side of the camera to increase or decrease the selected field.

Pressing the "OK" button allows you to progress to the next setting. After you have made all settings, press the on / off (Mode) button on the front of the camera to confirm the settings and exit.

Auto Power Off (1 Minute, 3 Minutes, 5 Minutes)

In order to prolong battery life, the camera can be set to power off automatically after 1, 3 or 5 minutes.

Language

Selects the language displayed for all menu items.

Frequency (50 Hz, 60 Hz)

Select to match the frequency of the electricity network in your country. An incorrect setting may cause a flickering effect in videos in artificial light.

Screensaver (Off, 10S, 20S, 30S)

To help prolong battery life, the camera screen can be set to turn off after a preset period of time.

WiFi (Off, On)

Turns the camera's WiFi network on or off. WiFi must be activated for use with a smartphone or tablet.

Format (Internal Memory, SD Card)

WARNING: Formatting your memory card will erase all files stored on the card.

Default Setting (Cancel, OK)

Resets your camera and all settings to default factory settings.

Version

Displays the camera system settings.

9. Webcam function

Connect the camera to your PC using a USB cable, then select the "PC Camera" function shown in the display.

1. Specifications

Display (LCD)	2.0" LTPS
Lens	170°A+ wide-angle lens
Video resolution	4K@30fps (by interpolation)2 7K@30fps1080p @60fps/30fps720p@120fps/60fps/30fps
Video format	MP4
Compressed	H.264
Sensor	8MP SONY179 Sensor
Photo resolution	16M by interpolation, 12M by interpolation, 8M, 5M, 2M
Storage	Micro SD up to 64GB Class 10 or above
Shooting mode	Single Shot / Self-timer (3s / 5s / 10s / Continuous Shooting)
Frequency	50Hz / 60Hz
USB	USB2.0
Power source interface	5V 1A
Battery	900mAh
Power dissipation	400mA@4.2V
Recording time	1080p/ About 90 minutes
Charging time	About 3hours
Operating system (OS)	WindowsXP/Vista/Win7/Win8/Win10/Win8/ Win10/Mac OS
Dimensions	59 x 41 x 32 mm

NOTE:

The original specification may vary from time to time due to product upgrading and updating. Please use Micro SD cards up to 64GB, minimum Class10 (not included).

Recording times are dependent on resolution.

Battery life time - depending on settings and outdoor temperature - up to 90 min, under optimal conditions.

Before using your camera in the water, please verify that all lids and locks are tightly closed and sealed on the camera and the underwater case. After use, clean the housing of salt and chlorine water and then let it dry.

The camera should not be exposed to large temperature and humidity differences to avoid condensation inside the housing or behind the lens. After underwater use, the case must be kept open to avoid condensation or rust.

Support

Please visit us on the web at www.naxa.com to get up to the minute news, alerts, and documentation for your new device. For additional assistance, please contact Naxa Technical Support at http://www.naxa.com/supportcenter/

NAXA Technical Support

2320 East 49th St.

Vernon, CA 90058

FCC Notice

Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. Limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

help.

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician to from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
  • Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.