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Playback

PC/Mac Playback
You can playback your footage on a PC 

or Apple Mac computer/laptop. 
Using the supplied USB cable, connect 

it to your computer. Choose the MSDC 

option when prompted on the camera. 
The camera will now appear as an 

external device.
You can also use a MicroSD Card reader 

to view and playback files directly without 

the camera.
HDTV Playback
To playback on a HDTV you will need 

a Micro HDMI – HDMI Cable.
When connected, the HDTV will switch 

the Camera LCD screen OFF and mirror 

the camera screen instead.

Battery Guide

Important - Only use official KB 

batteries with this product. 
Never use any third party or unknown 

accessories or batteries.
To charge the camera:

1. Insert the battery into the camera
2. Connect the USB Charging Cable to 

the Micro USB port located on the side 

of the camera.

3. Connect the USB Charging Cable to a 

computer or wall charger. 

4. The camera status LED will be RED 

whilst charging. Once charging is 

complete, the status LED light will 

switch OFF.

5. A full charge cycle will take 

approximately 2.5 hours with a 0.5A/1A 

charger.

Battery Tips
To maximise battery life:

• Turn off WiFi
• Turn on LCD Screensaver
• Capture at a lower Video Resolution 

and frame rate. Higher resolutions 

and frame rates impact battery 

performance.

• Avoid exposing the camera and battery 

to very cold or hot temperatures. Cold 

or hot temperatures may temporarily 

affect the battery life and cause the 

camera to stop working.

• Only ever charge the camera with a 

compliant wall charger marked 5V/1A. 

WARNING!: If using a wall charger, 

ensure that it is a certified product 

for your region. AC Input: 100-

240VAC 50/60Hz. DC Output: 5VDC 

0.5A/1A. Only use a USB charger with 

suitable approval and certification. 

If you do not know the output 

voltage/current of the charger use a 

computer to charge the battery.  Do 

not charge in conditions outside of 

the 10°C-45°C range.

To charge, connect the X3 to a computer 

(or other USB POWER source) using the 

USB cable provided.
When the camera is being charged,  the 

red light on the top will stay solid until the 

battery is fully charged. A completely flat 

battery will take about 3-4 hours to fully 

charge.

Summary of Contents for X3

Page 1: ...1 x3 Complete User Guide X3 Action Camera...

Page 2: ...Setup Video Mode Photo Mode System Settings WiFi Guide Playback Battery Guide Maintenance FAQ 04 05 08 10 14 19 20 21 21 23 23 Contents DISCOVER ADVENTURE Share your footage with us on social media KB...

Page 3: ...ould only be performed by Kaiser Baas DO NOT handle or charge the camera with wet hands when the camera is out of its waterproof case Failure to observe this may result in damage to camera and or pers...

Page 4: ...Micro USB Port G L K H M I J Product Diagram Back Recording LED Battery Slot Battery Door Product Diagram Front Power Menu Button REC Confirm Mode WiFi Scroll Charging Indicator LED Operation Indicat...

Page 5: ...Battery Guide Product Diagram Case Case Latch Power Menu Button REC Confirm Mode Wi Fi Scroll Waterproof Case Lens A B B D C C D E E MicroSD Card Compatibility Your camera requires a MicroSD Card to...

Page 6: ...ion The top Power Menu button will take you to the menu The Wi Fi Scroll button will scroll through the menu page Video Mode Modes The X3 features 2 key modes Video Mode and Photo Mode Both modes offe...

Page 7: ...selection When the Slow motion mode is active you will see at the top left corner To disable the Slow motion go to Menu Slow motion and Select Off Time Lapse Specifications Interval Recording Time 1 s...

Page 8: ...ner of your Photos Photo Mode To enter Photo Mode press and hold the Record Mode button after the camera is turned on Click the Record Mode button to take a photo When capturing the photo the blue LED...

Page 9: ...mode and the best all round setting 3 Low Lowest sharpness and highest pixel blending White Balance This setting allows you to manually control the white balance in the image Sometimes it is useful t...

Page 10: ...tion enables the image stabilisation When this is in use it will reduce the blur shakiness in some situations When this feature is in use your FoV field of view will be slightly reduced Quick Review W...

Page 11: ...h Italian Russian Portuguese Japanese Frequency Default setting is Auto However if you experience any light strobing in your footage you may manually select 50 60hz Default Settings This resets all se...

Page 12: ...ight will switch OFF 5 A full charge cycle will take approximately 2 5 hours with a 0 5A 1A charger Battery Tips To maximise battery life Turn off WiFi Turn on LCD Screensaver Capture at a lower Video...

Page 13: ...gb MicroSD cards My footage files are split up The file system the camera uses is FAT32 and the maximum file size is 4GB Your camera will split files into 4GB parts The video length of each file will...

Page 14: ...d lens Lens Aperture F 2 8 Lens Focus 0 5m to infinity PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS Shutter Speed 1 30 to 1 2000 sec Video Looping MP4 3 5 10 Minute Intervals Sensitivity Auto 100 200 400 800 1600 ISO Micro...

Page 15: ...27 28 Got a question about your Kaiser Baas Action Cam Live Chat www kaiserbaas com support Email helpdesk kaiserbaas com For further information please visit www kaiserbaas com Kaiser Baas Support...

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