Mustech UM053, User Manual

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Page 2: ...n off the Telescope 9 Adjust Focus 10 Capture 12 Playback 13 Delete 13 Digital Zoom 14 Download Files to Computer 15 HDMI TV Out 15 5 Screen Menu introductions 16 Photo Resolution 16 Video Resolution 16 Capture Mode 17 Exposure 17 Date Time 18 Date Stamp 18 TV out Mode 18 Loop Recording 19 HDR 20 Auto Power Off 20 Language 21 Format SD 21 Default Setting 22 6 Trouble shooting 23 ...

Page 3: ...plate number at 1000ft 300m away helpful for bird watching wildlife watching and sports watching etc Please take a moment to read through this manual Its contents will help you to get the best use of the smart telescope 1 Precaution Before using the LCD Digital Telescope please ensure that you read and understand the safety precautions described below Always ensure that the Digital Telescope is op...

Page 4: ...elescope lens to the sun or strong light for a long time The lens is Powerful light may hurt the light sensitive electronics Avoid touching the lens FCC Notice This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 This device must accept any interference received including interference that may...

Page 5: ...4 2 Preparation Package Contents Telescope Capture remote Tripod Power adaptor Micro SD card USB cable TV cable Pouch Manual ...

Page 6: ...al zoom 3 Up EV increase 12 5V DC charge battery USB download storage 4 Down EV decrease 13 Charge indicator 5 Photo Video Playback 14 Capture remote input 6 Capture 15 Photo Video Playback 7 Focus adjust 16 Digital zoom 8 TV out 17 Capture 9 Micro SD slot 18 Playback ...

Page 7: ...ion 1080P 720P Photo resolution 14M 12M 10M 8M 5M Video format MP4 Photo format JPEG Battery built in rechargeable Li ion battery DC input 5V 1A or 2A TV out to any monitor with TV in HDMI out to any monitor with HDMI input Storage Micro SD card Size 189mm L x132mm W x 94mm H Weight 435g ...

Page 8: ...Before using the telescope you are suggested to charge the built in battery by the 5V USB port The required DC input is 5V When charging the indication LED will be in red it will be off when charging finished which means the battery is fully charged The charging time from empty to full is around 3hrs After fully charged the battery can last around 3hrs ...

Page 9: ...SD card slot gently press in until card is latched Note Do not force the card into the slot forcing may damage telescope and the Micro SD memory card Align Micro SD card position as marked and try again The Micro SD memory card must be formatted before capture Please refer to 5 12 on how to format ...

Page 10: ...e mode Video capture mode Exposure 01 27 06 Time length that still could be captured based on the current resolution 1080FHD Current resolution Micro SD card inserted Battery capacity Note The icon displays will be off when there is no key pressed for 10s ...

Page 11: ...10 4 4 Turn On Off the Telescope Press the On Off button for 3s to power on the telescope Press the button again to turn it off ...

Page 12: ...11 4 5 Adjust focus After pointing the telescope to a target object in the distance you can rotate the Focus wheel slightly to get fine focus ...

Page 13: ...target an object in distance rotate the Focus wheel to get a fine focus press button and a photo will be captured and saved on Micro SD card By pressing button you can switch to video mode Then you can press button to start video recording ...

Page 14: ...ayback Press button you can switch to playback mode and then you can press and to scroll the captured photos and videos 4 8 Delete At playback status press you can choose to delete the current file or all files ...

Page 15: ...14 4 9 Zoom in out At previewing status you can push the digital zoom button on the telescope body or on the capture remote to zoom in or out digitally ...

Page 16: ... Files to Computer by USB Connect the telescope to computer by USB cable and then you can view stored photos videos 4 11 Output to Monitor by TV out or HDMI out It can output to any monitor with TV input or HDMI input ...

Page 17: ...tup with options as follows 5 1 Photo Resolution At photo mode press you can choose to select a resolution for photo taken among 14M 12M 10M 8M 5M 5 2 Video Resolution At video mode press you can choose to select a resolution for video recording between 1080P 720P ...

Page 18: ... capture For example setup the microscope to take a photo every 5 seconds 5 4 Exposure You can adjust the Exposure Value EV from the menu as follows You can also adjust the EV by pressing Note EV adjustment is helpful to get better image when the environment light is too high or too low ...

Page 19: ...18 5 5 Date Time Press twice you can choose to setup system date and time 5 6 Date Stamp At photo mode press to choose to setup whether put date and time mark on capture photos and videos ...

Page 20: ...choose to select between NTSC and PAL for the TV output of the telescope make it compatible with that of your TV 5 8 Loop Recording At video mode Press to choose to setup the length of each video clip Off means not to turn on loop recording ...

Page 21: ... press to choose to setup HDR to be on or off ON is normally selected for backlight environment 5 10 Auto Power Off Press twice you can choose to select a time for the telescope to power off automatically without key operation ...

Page 22: ...21 5 11 Language Press twice you can choose to setup OSD language 5 12 Format SD Press twice you can choose to format the inserted Micro SD card ...

Page 23: ...22 5 13 Default Setting Press twice you can choose to reset the telescope configuration to default setting ...

Page 24: ... with soft fabric Telescope is connected to a television but no image appears on the television screen Ensure that the television is on Switch to the appropriate video input channel on your television Ensure that the HDMI TV cable is securely connected to the telescope Video out port and plugged into the correct video input on your television The battery indicator LED is not in red even though the...

Page 25: ...rical and electronic equipment should be disposed at the end of its life separately from your household waste There are separate collection systems for recycling in the EU For more information please contact the local authority or your retailer where you purchased the product ...