GoPro HD Hero Instructions Manual

HD Hero
GoPro
Brand
GoPro
Model
HD Hero
Category
Action sports cameras
Type
Instructions Manual

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GoPro HD Hero is an action camera that lets you capture stunning videos and photos in various modes and conditions. With its waterproof housing, you can take it underwater for immersive shots. It offers a wide range of video resolutions, from standard definition to full HD, and can shoot up to 60 frames per second for slow-motion effects. You can also capture single shots, triple shot sequences, and time-lapse photos. The camera features a built-in LCD screen for easy framing and playback, and a variety of settings to adjust exposure, LED blinking, and beep sounds.

GoPro HD Hero is an action camera that lets you capture stunning videos and photos in various modes and conditions. With its waterproof housing, you can take it underwater for immersive shots. It offers a wide range of video resolutions, from standard definition to full HD, and can shoot up to 60 frames per second for slow-motion effects. You can also capture single shots, triple shot sequences, and time-lapse photos. The camera features a built-in LCD screen for easy framing and playback, and a variety of settings to adjust exposure, LED blinking, and beep sounds.

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INSTRUCTIONS
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a
tradu~ao
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Shutter/Select
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para
las
instrucciones
traducidas.
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Ie
istruzioni
tradotte
in
altre
Iingue
visitare
il
site
gopro.com.
HDHERO
INSTRUCTIONS
Visite
gopro.com
para
a
tradu~ao
das
instru~oes.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
9-
Shutter/Select
Button
UPDATES
FOR
YOUR
CAMERA
MAY
BE
AVAILABLE
AT
GOPRO.COM.
NEW
FEATURES
AND
ENHANCEMENTS
ARE
REGULARLY
AVAILABLE
FOR
DOWNLOAD,
VISIT
GOPRO.COM
FOR
MORE
DETAILS.
Basics
of
Using
your
Camera
Turn
Camera
Off
Changing
Modes
POWER/MODE
BUTTON·
Front
of
Camera
POWER/MODE
button
powers
camera
on
and
off
and
works
as
a
mode
switching
button
once
camera
is
on.
Turn
Camera
On
Press
and
hold
the
POWER/MODE
button
and
the
camera
will
turn
on.
The
camera
will
beep
3
times,
indicating
the
camera
is
powering
on.
Press
and
hold
the
POWER/MODE
button
for
2
seconds.
The
camera
will
beep
7
times,
indicating
the
camera
is
shutting
off.
Once
the
camera
is
on,
pressing
the
POWER/MODE
button
will
change
modes
from
video
mode
to
self-timer,
to
photo
mode,
etc.
SHUTIER
BUTION
•
Top
of
Camera
Shutter
button
starts
and
stops
video
recording
and
photo
capture.
When
in
the
SET
menu
of
options
the
shutter
button
acts
as
a
toggle
button
for
changing
settings.
See
the
SETTINGS
MENU
section
of
these
instructions
for
more
information.
THE
BATTERY
SHIPS
PARTIALLY
CHARGED.
FOR
BEST
PERFORMANCE
OF
INITIAL
USE,
CHARGE
BATTERY
BEFORE
FIRST
USE.
HOWEVER,
NO
DAMAGE
WILL
OCCUR
TO
BATIERY
IF
USED
PRIOR
TO
CHARGING.
SEE
CHARGING
SECTION.
STATUS
LCD
ICONS
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Photo
Mode
Triple
Shot
Photo
Mode
Video
Mode
10
Second
Timer
Mode
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II]
Resolution
Indicator
Delete
Last/All
Battery
Meter
Spot
Meter
Exposure
Format
SO
Card
ON
UPDATES
FOR
YOUR
CAMERA
MAY
BE
AVAILABLE
AT
GOPRO.COM.
NEW
FEATURES
AND
ENHANCEMENTS
ARE
REGULARLY
AVAILABLE
FOR
DOWNLOAD,
VISIT
GOPRO.COM
FOR
MORE
DETAILS.
Basics
of
Using
your
Camera
Turn
Camera
Off
Changing
Modes
POWER/MODE
BUTTON·
Front
of
Camera
POWER/MODE
button
powers
camera
on
and
off
and
works
as
a
mode
switching
button
once
camera
is
on.
Turn
Camera
On
Press
and
hold
the
POWER/MODE
button
and
the
camera
will
turn
on.
The
camera
will
beep
3
times,
indicating
the
camera
is
powering
on.
Press
and
hold
the
POWER/MODE
button
for
2
seconds.
The
camera
will
beep
7
times,
indicating
the
camera
is
shutting
off.
Once
the
camera
is
on,
pressing
the
POWER/MODE
button
will
change
modes
from
video
mode
to
self-timer,
to
photo
mode,
etc.
SHUTIER
BUTION
•
Top
of
Camera
Shutter
button
starts
and
stops
video
recording
and
photo
capture.
When
in
the
SET
menu
of
options
the
shutter
button
acts
as
a
toggle
button
for
changing
settings.
See
the
SETTINGS
MENU
section
of
these
instructions
for
more
information.
THE
BATTERY
SHIPS
PARTIALLY
CHARGED.
FOR
BEST
PERFORMANCE
OF
INITIAL
USE,
CHARGE
BATTERY
BEFORE
FIRST
USE.
HOWEVER,
NO
DAMAGE
WILL
OCCUR
TO
BATIERY
IF
USED
PRIOR
TO
CHARGING.
SEE
CHARGING
SECTION.
STATUS
LCD
ICONS
I"
@L1P~0
"tsl
...
...
J
El
@
l1P
~
\9
Photo
Mode
Triple
Shot
Photo
Mode
Video
Mode
10
Second
Timer
Mode
'-l
tsJ
...
II]
Resolution
Indicator
Delete
Last/All
Battery
Meter
Spot
Meter
Exposure
Format
SO
Card
ON
U7~~
TO
SHOOT
VIDEO
Turn
on
camera
by
pressing
POWER/MODE
button.
The
camera
will
power
on
in
VIDEO
mode
as
the
default
mode.
Default
resolution
is
960p
(1280x960).
See
Settings
Menu
section
to
learn
about
resolutions.
Press
shutter
button
to
begin
recording
video.
Red
LED
light
on
front
of
the
camera
will
blink
while
video
is
recording.
Press
shutter
button
to
stop
recording
or
camera
will
automatically
stop
recording
when
your
SD
card
is
full
or
your
battery
dies
(approx
2.25
hours
of
battery
life
on
a
full
charge).
~
USING
10
SECOND
TIMER
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
until
you
see
the
10
SECOND
TIMER
icon.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
and
the
camera
will
automatically
shoot
a
photo
in
10
seconds.
As
series
of
beeps
and
flashing
red
LED
light
will
indicate
when
the
photo
has
been
taken.
I@]
(blinking icon)
TO
SHOOT
PHOTOS
EVERY
"X"
SECONDS
TIME
LAPSE
MODE
Press
POWER/MODE
button
until
you
see
the
blinking
camera
icon.
The
default
timing
is
to
shoot
a
PHOTO
EVERY
"2"
SECONDS,
automatically.
Press
the
shutter
button
to
start
taking
photos.
Press
the
shutter
again
to
stop.
To
change
the
timing
to
shoot
a
photo
every
2,5, 10,30,
or
60
seconds,
see
the
SETTINGS
MENU
section
of
these
instructions.
TO
SHOOT
SINGLE
SHOT
PHOTOS
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
repeatedly
until
you
see
the
solid,
non
blinking
camera
icon.
Press
SHUTTER
button
to
take
a
photo.
A
beep
will
sound
and
red
LED
will
flash
to
indicate
a
photo
has
been
taken.
TO
SHOOT
TRIPLE
SHOT
SEQUENCE
PHOTOS
Press
POWER/MODE
button
until
you
see
the
triple
shot
icon
on
the
front
LCD
status
screen.
Press
the
shutter
button
to
shoot
3x
photo-sequence
in
2
seconds.
U7~~
TO
SHOOT
VIDEO
Turn
on
camera
by
pressing
POWER/MODE
button.
The
camera
will
power
on
in
VIDEO
mode
as
the
default
mode.
Default
resolution
is
960p
(1280x960).
See
Settings
Menu
section
to
learn
about
resolutions.
Press
shutter
button
to
begin
recording
video.
Red
LED
light
on
front
of
the
camera
will
blink
while
video
is
recording.
Press
shutter
button
to
stop
recording
or
camera
will
automatically
stop
recording
when
your
SD
card
is
full
or
your
battery
dies
(approx
2.25
hours
of
battery
life
on
a
full
charge).
~
USING
10
SECOND
TIMER
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
until
you
see
the
10
SECOND
TIMER
icon.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
and
the
camera
will
automatically
shoot
a
photo
in
10
seconds.
As
series
of
beeps
and
flashing
red
LED
light
will
indicate
when
the
photo
has
been
taken.
I@]
(blinking icon)
TO
SHOOT
PHOTOS
EVERY
"X"
SECONDS
TIME
LAPSE
MODE
Press
POWER/MODE
button
until
you
see
the
blinking
camera
icon.
The
default
timing
is
to
shoot
a
PHOTO
EVERY
"2"
SECONDS,
automatically.
Press
the
shutter
button
to
start
taking
photos.
Press
the
shutter
again
to
stop.
To
change
the
timing
to
shoot
a
photo
every
2,5, 10,30,
or
60
seconds,
see
the
SETTINGS
MENU
section
of
these
instructions.
TO
SHOOT
SINGLE
SHOT
PHOTOS
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
repeatedly
until
you
see
the
solid,
non
blinking
camera
icon.
Press
SHUTTER
button
to
take
a
photo.
A
beep
will
sound
and
red
LED
will
flash
to
indicate
a
photo
has
been
taken.
TO
SHOOT
TRIPLE
SHOT
SEQUENCE
PHOTOS
Press
POWER/MODE
button
until
you
see
the
triple
shot
icon
on
the
front
LCD
status
screen.
Press
the
shutter
button
to
shoot
3x
photo-sequence
in
2
seconds.
SETTINGS
MENU
ADVANCED
FEATURES
~
..
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JLL
ENTERING
THE
SETTINGS
MENU
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
repeatedly
until
you
see
the
SEt
icon
(above).
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
enter
settings
menu.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
cycle
through
options
once
in
settings
menu.
CHOOSING
DEFAULT
MODE
AT
POWER
UP
You
can
program
your
camera
to
turn
on
in
either
Video
mode,
Photo
mode,
Triple
Shot
Sequence
mode,
or
Photo
Every
"X"
Seconds
mode:
F
(default
setting)
Video
Mode
(F
means
"Filming")
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~~..e._
_+_----~gle-.Sbot
Photo Mode
3
PES
Triple
Shot
Photo
Mode
Photo
Every
"X"
Seconds
Mode
Press
the
SHUTIER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
SETTINGS
MENU
ADVANCED
FEATURES
~
..
~ll
JLL
ENTERING
THE
SETTINGS
MENU
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
repeatedly
until
you
see
the
SEt
icon
(above).
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
enter
settings
menu.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
cycle
through
options
once
in
settings
menu.
CHOOSING
DEFAULT
MODE
AT
POWER
UP
You
can
program
your
camera
to
turn
on
in
either
Video
mode,
Photo
mode,
Triple
Shot
Sequence
mode,
or
Photo
Every
"X"
Seconds
mode:
F
(default
setting)
Video
Mode
(F
means
"Filming")
.-!-
~~..e._
_+_----~gle-.Sbot
Photo Mode
3
PES
Triple
Shot
Photo
Mode
Photo
Every
"X"
Seconds
Mode
Press
the
SHUTIER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
CHOOSING
VIDEO
RESOLUTION
Your
HD
HERO
camera
shoots
the
following
video
resolutions:
Wide
Angle
r1
Standard
WVGA
60
when
smaller
file
size
is
Definition
(848x480)
desired
16:9
when
mounting
on
vehicles
Widest
HD
Video
720p
or
gear,
when
a
very
wide
r2
16:9
@
30
fps
(1280
x
720)
30
angle
is
desired
but
vertical
viewing
area
is
not
as
important
r3
r4(default
resolutionT
r5
Widest
HD
Video
16:9
@
60
fps
Tallest
HD
Video
Max
OveraUView
4:3
Full
HD
Highest
Resolution
16:9
720p
(1280
x
720)
960p
(1280
x
960)
1080p
(1920x1080)
60
30
30
same
as
r2
but
with
ultra
slow
motion
playback
when
mounting
on
your
body,
helmet,
surfboard
or
chest
harness,
this
mode
offers
fhe
most
vertical
viewing
area
of
all
resolutions
when
vehicle
or
gear
mounted,
best
choice
for
highest
quality
in-car
filming.
25%
narrower
field
of
view
(127°)
compared
to
170°
view
of
other
resolutions
NOTE:
Above
r1,
r2,
r3, r4,
and
r5
settings
in
the
SET
menu
appear
as
1,
2,
3,
4,
and
5
(no
l~r")
on
the
bottom
left
corner
of
LCD
screen
when
not
in
the
SET
menu.
See
previous
"STATUS
LCD
ICONS"
drawing
for
an
example
of
this.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
CHOOSING
VIDEO
RESOLUTION
Your
HD
HERO
camera
shoots
the
following
video
resolutions:
Wide
Angle
r1
Standard
WVGA
60
when
smaller
file
size
is
Definition
(848x480)
desired
16:9
when
mounting
on
vehicles
Widest
HD
Video
720p
or
gear,
when
a
very
wide
r2
16:9
@
30
fps
(1280
x
720)
30
angle
is
desired
but
vertical
viewing
area
is
not
as
important
r3
r4(default
resolutionT
r5
Widest
HD
Video
16:9
@
60
fps
Tallest
HD
Video
Max
OveraUView
4:3
Full
HD
Highest
Resolution
16:9
720p
(1280
x
720)
960p
(1280
x
960)
1080p
(1920x1080)
60
30
30
same
as
r2
but
with
ultra
slow
motion
playback
when
mounting
on
your
body,
helmet,
surfboard
or
chest
harness,
this
mode
offers
fhe
most
vertical
viewing
area
of
all
resolutions
when
vehicle
or
gear
mounted,
best
choice
for
highest
quality
in-car
filming.
25%
narrower
field
of
view
(127°)
compared
to
170°
view
of
other
resolutions
NOTE:
Above
r1,
r2,
r3, r4,
and
r5
settings
in
the
SET
menu
appear
as
1,
2,
3,
4,
and
5
(no
l~r")
on
the
bottom
left
corner
of
LCD
screen
when
not
in
the
SET
menu.
See
previous
"STATUS
LCD
ICONS"
drawing
for
an
example
of
this.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
CHOOSING
EXPOSURE
SETTING
Choose
between
Spot
Meter
and
Center
Weighted
Average
Meter
exposure
settings
depending
on
the
lighting
of
your
environment:
Cnt
(default
setting)
SPt
This
icon
appears
on
LCD
when
spot
meter
is
active
Center
weighted
average
meter
is
best
for
normal
outdoor
and
indoor
lighting
conditions.
Spot
meter
is
primarily
for
shooting
from
inside
of
a
car
or
other
dark
space
looking
out
into
a
brighter
outside
setting.
Spot
meter
adjusts
the
exposure
for
the
absolute
center
of
the
scene,
for
example
the
road
ahead
instead
of
the
interior
of
the
car.
If
you
are
wanting
optimum
exposure
of
the
inside
of
the
car,
filming
mainly
the
driver
for
example,
choose
Cnt
center
weighted
average
to
ex
ose
for
the
inside
of
the
car.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
UPSIDE
DOWN
IMAGE CAPTURE (If
your
camera does
not
have this option, visit gopro.com to
download a free update patch
to
obtain this feature.)
If
you
need
to
mount
your
camera
upside
down
to
get
the
perfect
photo
or
video
angle,
you
can
program
the
camera
to
save
the
photo
or
video
upside
down
so
that
it
appears
right
side
up
when
you
review
it
on
your
computer
or
TV.
This
eliminates
the
need
to
"flip"
the
photo
or
video
later
on
your
computer.
UP
(default
setting)
UPd
saves
photos
and
videos
in
a
normal
"right
side
up"
orientation
saves
photos
and
videos
upside
down
so
that
they
appear
right
side
up
when
you
review
on
your
computer
or
TV.
The
video
camera
and
photo
icons
will
blink
quickly
on
the
LCD
screen
to
reminding
you
that
you
are
saving
photos
and
videos
in
upside
down
mode.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
the
UP
I
UPd
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
CHOOSING
EXPOSURE
SETTING
Choose
between
Spot
Meter
and
Center
Weighted
Average
Meter
exposure
settings
depending
on
the
lighting
of
your
environment:
Cnt
(default
setting)
SPt
This
icon
appears
on
LCD
when
spot
meter
is
active
Center
weighted
average
meter
is
best
for
normal
outdoor
and
indoor
lighting
conditions.
Spot
meter
is
primarily
for
shooting
from
inside
of
a
car
or
other
dark
space
looking
out
into
a
brighter
outside
setting.
Spot
meter
adjusts
the
exposure
for
the
absolute
center
of
the
scene,
for
example
the
road
ahead
instead
of
the
interior
of
the
car.
If
you
are
wanting
optimum
exposure
of
the
inside
of
the
car,
filming
mainly
the
driver
for
example,
choose
Cnt
center
weighted
average
to
ex
ose
for
the
inside
of
the
car.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
UPSIDE
DOWN
IMAGE CAPTURE (If
your
camera does
not
have this option, visit gopro.com to
download a free update patch
to
obtain this feature.)
If
you
need
to
mount
your
camera
upside
down
to
get
the
perfect
photo
or
video
angle,
you
can
program
the
camera
to
save
the
photo
or
video
upside
down
so
that
it
appears
right
side
up
when
you
review
it
on
your
computer
or
TV.
This
eliminates
the
need
to
"flip"
the
photo
or
video
later
on
your
computer.
UP
(default
setting)
UPd
saves
photos
and
videos
in
a
normal
"right
side
up"
orientation
saves
photos
and
videos
upside
down
so
that
they
appear
right
side
up
when
you
review
on
your
computer
or
TV.
The
video
camera
and
photo
icons
will
blink
quickly
on
the
LCD
screen
to
reminding
you
that
you
are
saving
photos
and
videos
in
upside
down
mode.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
the
UP
I
UPd
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
CHOOSING
PHOTO
EVERY
2,5,10,30,60
SECONDS
TIMING
You
can
shoot
a
photo
every
2,5, 10,30,
or
60
seconds,
ongoing,
with
the
"Photo
every
X
seconds"
mode.
When
you
see
P2
(photo
every
2
seconds
is
the
default
setting),
you
can
press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
the
following
options:
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
CHOOSING
LED
BLINKING
ON
I
OFF
You
can
set
the
red
LED
light
to
blink
while
filming
or
to
be
off
at
all
times,
for
stealth:
bLO
(default
setting)
bLF
LED
blinking
ON
LED
blinking
OFF
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
CHOOSING
BEEPING
SOUND
ON
I
OFF
You
can
set
the
beeping
sound
to
beep
or
be
silent
at
all
times,
for
stealth:
bPO
(default
setting)
bPF
beeping
sound
ON
beeping
sound
OFF
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
CHOOSING
NTSC
I
PAL
SETTING
This
controls
the
video
output
of
the
camera
when
viewing
on
a
TV.
Select
nSC
(NTSC)
if
viewing
on
a
TV
in
North
America.
Choose
PAL
if
viewing
on
a
PAL
TV
(most
televisions
outside
of
North
America).
or
if
viewing
on
a
PAL
TV
in
any
region.
nSC
(default
setting)
PAL
NTSC
TV
setting
for
North
America
PAL
TV
setting
for
most
regions
outside
of
North
America.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
•
DELETE
LAST
FILE
SAVED
When
"LSi"
is
on
the
LCD
screen,
you
can
delete
the
last
file
saved
to
the
SO
card:
LSt
LSt
(blinking)
TO
CHOOSE
NO
DELETE
LSt
(blinking)
TO
CHOOSE
YES
DELETE
To
delete
last
file
saved
to
camera,
press
SHUTTER
button
when
LSt
is
on
screen.
LSt
will
start
blinking
as
a
warning.
"LSt"
will
blink
for
5
seconds.
If
you
do
nothing
...
"LSt"
will
stop
blinking
and
the
file
will
NOT
be
deleted.
You
can
press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
advance
to
the
next
option
in
the
SET
menu.
If
you
press
the
shutter
button
while
LSt
is
blinking,
you
will
deleted
the
last
saved
file
from
the
SO
card.
CHOOSING
PHOTO
EVERY
2,5,10,30,60
SECONDS
TIMING
You
can
shoot
a
photo
every
2,5, 10,30,
or
60
seconds,
ongoing,
with
the
"Photo
every
X
seconds"
mode.
When
you
see
P2
(photo
every
2
seconds
is
the
default
setting),
you
can
press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
the
following
options:
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
CHOOSING
LED
BLINKING
ON
I
OFF
You
can
set
the
red
LED
light
to
blink
while
filming
or
to
be
off
at
all
times,
for
stealth:
bLO
(default
setting)
bLF
LED
blinking
ON
LED
blinking
OFF
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
CHOOSING
BEEPING
SOUND
ON
I
OFF
You
can
set
the
beeping
sound
to
beep
or
be
silent
at
all
times,
for
stealth:
bPO
(default
setting)
bPF
beeping
sound
ON
beeping
sound
OFF
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
CHOOSING
NTSC
I
PAL
SETTING
This
controls
the
video
output
of
the
camera
when
viewing
on
a
TV.
Select
nSC
(NTSC)
if
viewing
on
a
TV
in
North
America.
Choose
PAL
if
viewing
on
a
PAL
TV
(most
televisions
outside
of
North
America).
or
if
viewing
on
a
PAL
TV
in
any
region.
nSC
(default
setting)
PAL
NTSC
TV
setting
for
North
America
PAL
TV
setting
for
most
regions
outside
of
North
America.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
•
DELETE
LAST
FILE
SAVED
When
"LSi"
is
on
the
LCD
screen,
you
can
delete
the
last
file
saved
to
the
SO
card:
LSt
LSt
(blinking)
TO
CHOOSE
NO
DELETE
LSt
(blinking)
TO
CHOOSE
YES
DELETE
To
delete
last
file
saved
to
camera,
press
SHUTTER
button
when
LSt
is
on
screen.
LSt
will
start
blinking
as
a
warning.
"LSt"
will
blink
for
5
seconds.
If
you
do
nothing
...
"LSt"
will
stop
blinking
and
the
file
will
NOT
be
deleted.
You
can
press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
advance
to
the
next
option
in
the
SET
menu.
If
you
press
the
shutter
button
while
LSt
is
blinking,
you
will
deleted
the
last
saved
file
from
the
SO
card.
DELETE
ALL
FILES
AND
FORMAT
SO
CARD
When
"ALL"
is
on
the
LCD
screen,
you
can
delete
all
files
and
format
the
SO
card:
ALL
.
To
delete
all
files
and
FORMAT
SO
card,
press
SHUTIER
button
when
ALL
is
on
screen.
ALL
will
start
blinking
as
a
warning.
ALL
(blinking)
"ALL"
will
blink
for
5
seconds.
If
you
do
nothing
...
"ALL"
will
stop
blinking
and
the
SO
card
will
NOT
be
formatted.
You
can
press
the
TO
CHOOSE
NO
FORMAT
POWER/MODE
button
to
advance
to
the
next
option
in
the
SET
menu.
ALL
(blinking)
TO
CHOOSE
YES
FORMAT
If
you
press
the
shutter
button
while
ALL
is
blinking,
you
will
format
the
SO
card,
losing
all
files
and
data.
IMPORTANT:
this
will
format
your
card
and
all
data
on
the
card
will
be
deleted.
AUTO
POWER
OFF
SETTING
You
can
program
the
camera
to
automatically
turn
off
at
60,
120,
300
seconds,
or
you
can
set
the
camera
to
OFF
to
keep
the
camera
on
until
you
manually
turn
it
off.
OFF
(default
setting)
60
120
300
camera
will
only
turn
off
if
manually
turned
off
camera
will
turn
off
60
seconds
after
last
button
press
(unless
recording
video
or
shooting
automatic
photos)
camera
will
turn
off
120
seconds
(2
minutes)
after
last
button
press
(unless
recording
video
or
shooting
automatic
photos)
camera
will
turn
off
300
seconds
(5
minutes)
after
last
button
press
(unless
recording
video
or
shooting
automatic
photos)
Press
the
SHUTIER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
SETIING
THE
TIME
AND
DATE
You
can
set
the
time
and
date
on
the
camera
as
long
as
the
battery
stays
in
the
camera.
Once
the
battery
is
removed
the
time
and
date
settings will
be
lost:
dAt
Y09
-
Y30
01
-12
d01
-
d31
HOO-
H23
00
-
59
When
you
see
"dAt"
on
the
screen,
press
SHUTIER
button
to
set
the
time
and
date.
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
toggle
from
Y09
(2009)
to
Y30
(2030).
Press
SHUTTER
to
advance
to
next
date
setting.
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
toggle
from
01
(January)
to
12
(December).
Press
SHUTIER
to
advance
to
next
date
setting.
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
toggle
from
d01
(1st
day
of
month)
to
d31
(31st
day
of
month).
Press
SHUTIER
to
advance
to
next
date
setting.
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
toggle
from
HOO
(12
a.m.
military
time)
to
H23
(11
p.m.
military
time).
Press
SHUTIER
to
advance
to
next
date
settin
.
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
toggle
from
00
(zero
minutes)
to
59
(59
minutes).
Press
SHUTIER
to
advance
to
next
date
setting.
Once
you
select
the
"minutes"
setting
and
press
the
SHUTIER
button,
you
will
return
to
the
SEt
entrance
for
the
settings
menu.
DELETE
ALL
FILES
AND
FORMAT
SO
CARD
When
"ALL"
is
on
the
LCD
screen,
you
can
delete
all
files
and
format
the
SO
card:
ALL
.
To
delete
all
files
and
FORMAT
SO
card,
press
SHUTIER
button
when
ALL
is
on
screen.
ALL
will
start
blinking
as
a
warning.
ALL
(blinking)
"ALL"
will
blink
for
5
seconds.
If
you
do
nothing
...
"ALL"
will
stop
blinking
and
the
SO
card
will
NOT
be
formatted.
You
can
press
the
TO
CHOOSE
NO
FORMAT
POWER/MODE
button
to
advance
to
the
next
option
in
the
SET
menu.
ALL
(blinking)
TO
CHOOSE
YES
FORMAT
If
you
press
the
shutter
button
while
ALL
is
blinking,
you
will
format
the
SO
card,
losing
all
files
and
data.
IMPORTANT:
this
will
format
your
card
and
all
data
on
the
card
will
be
deleted.
AUTO
POWER
OFF
SETTING
You
can
program
the
camera
to
automatically
turn
off
at
60,
120,
300
seconds,
or
you
can
set
the
camera
to
OFF
to
keep
the
camera
on
until
you
manually
turn
it
off.
OFF
(default
setting)
60
120
300
camera
will
only
turn
off
if
manually
turned
off
camera
will
turn
off
60
seconds
after
last
button
press
(unless
recording
video
or
shooting
automatic
photos)
camera
will
turn
off
120
seconds
(2
minutes)
after
last
button
press
(unless
recording
video
or
shooting
automatic
photos)
camera
will
turn
off
300
seconds
(5
minutes)
after
last
button
press
(unless
recording
video
or
shooting
automatic
photos)
Press
the
SHUTIER
button
to
toggle
between
choices.
Press
the
POWER/MODE
button
to
save
whichever
setting
is
showing
on
the
screen
and
continue
to
the
next
feature
option.
SETIING
THE
TIME
AND
DATE
You
can
set
the
time
and
date
on
the
camera
as
long
as
the
battery
stays
in
the
camera.
Once
the
battery
is
removed
the
time
and
date
settings will
be
lost:
dAt
Y09
-
Y30
01
-12
d01
-
d31
HOO-
H23
00
-
59
When
you
see
"dAt"
on
the
screen,
press
SHUTIER
button
to
set
the
time
and
date.
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
toggle
from
Y09
(2009)
to
Y30
(2030).
Press
SHUTTER
to
advance
to
next
date
setting.
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
toggle
from
01
(January)
to
12
(December).
Press
SHUTIER
to
advance
to
next
date
setting.
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
toggle
from
d01
(1st
day
of
month)
to
d31
(31st
day
of
month).
Press
SHUTIER
to
advance
to
next
date
setting.
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
toggle
from
HOO
(12
a.m.
military
time)
to
H23
(11
p.m.
military
time).
Press
SHUTIER
to
advance
to
next
date
settin
.
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
toggle
from
00
(zero
minutes)
to
59
(59
minutes).
Press
SHUTIER
to
advance
to
next
date
setting.
Once
you
select
the
"minutes"
setting
and
press
the
SHUTIER
button,
you
will
return
to
the
SEt
entrance
for
the
settings
menu.
EXITING
THE
SETTINGS
MENU
When
you
see
ESC
on
the
screen,
press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
exit
the
SETTINGS
MENU.
CONNECTIVITY
/
BATTERY
CHARGING
....
SYSTEM
REQUIREMENTS
The
HD
HERO
camera
is
compatible
with
Microsoft®
Me/2000/XPNlSTA
or
later,
or
Mac
OS
X
10.2
or
later.
The
HD
HERO
camera
can
also
be
plugged
into
any
standard
definition
or
HDTV
that
has
RCA
or
component
(RGB)
ports,
allowing
for
high
quality
playback.
Windows
System
Requirements
for
Full
HD
1080p
and
nop
60
fps
Playback:
Microsoft
Windows®
XP
(Service
Pack
2
or
later)
or
Vista
3.2
GHz
Pentium
4
or
faster
Direct
X
g.Oc
or
later
At
least
1
GB
of
system
RAM
Video
card
with
at
least
256MB
of
RAM
Macintosh
System
Requirements
for
Full
HD
1080p
and
nop
60
fps
Playback:
Mac
OS®
X
v1
0.4.11
or
later
2.0
GHz
Intel
Core
Duo
or
faster
At
least
1
GB
of
system
RAM
Video
card
with
at
least
128MB
of
RAM
If
you
.are
havin{wlroblems
achieving
smooth
playback
o~computeUhe
HDHERO
camera
can
also
plug
directly
into
any
standard
definition
or
HDTV
that
has
RCA
or
component
(RGB)
ports.
The
HD
HERO
camera
itself
provides
very
smooth
playback
directly
on
a
TV
and
when
using
component
(RGB)
cables
for
HD
playback,
the
quality
matches
that
of
playing
back
on
a
computer.
USING
SO
CARDS
The
HD
HERO
camera
is
compatible
with
2GB,
4GB,
8GB,
16GB,
and
32GB
capacity
SD
and
SDHC
cards.
While
all
speed
cards
work
in
the
camera,
GoPro
recommends
minimum
Class
4
speed
cards
for
reliability
when
shooting
HD
video.
GoPro's
own
testing
has
shown
improved
reliability
in
high
vibration
activities
with
name
brand
SD
and
SDHC
cards.
To
insert
the
SD
card,
slide
the
SD
card
into
the
SD
card
slot
on
the
side
of
the
camera
with
the
SD
card
label
facing
the
front
of
the
camera.
The
SD
card
will
click
into
place
once
it
is
inserted
past
flush
with
the
camera.
Use
your
finger
nail
to
do
this.
To
remove
the
SD
card,
push
it
further
into
the
camera
and
it
will
spring
out
from
the
camera
far
enough
so
that
you
can
pull
it
out.
TRANSFERRING
VIDEO
AND
PHOTOS
TO
COMPUTER
On
a
PC
with
WINDOWS
operating system:
1)
Connect
the
camera
to
a
computer
with
the
included
USB
cable.
2)
Turn
on
the
camera
by
pressing
POWER/MODE
button.
LCD
screen
will
display
"USB".
3)
Double
click
on
MY
COMPUTER
and
you
will
see
a
"Removable
Disk"
icon.
If
you
do
not
see
this,
close
the
MY
COMPUTER
folder
and
then
reopen
it
and
the
"Removable
Disk"
icon
should
appear.
4)
Double
click
the
"Removable
Disk"
icon.
5)
Then
double
click
the
"DCIM"
folder
icon.
6)
Then
double
click
the
"100MEDIA"
icon.
7)
The
photo
and
video
files
will
be
in
the
"100MEDIA"
folder.
8)
Drag
your
photo
and
video
files
to
your
hard
drive
or
double
click
a
file
to
view
it.
On
a
MAC:
Simply
plug
the
camera
into
your
MAC
with
the
included
USB
cable'
and
the
MAC
OS
will
recognize
the
camera
as
an
external
hard
drive.
IMPORTANT
TIP
FOR
MAC
USERS:
When
deleting
files
from
your
SD
card
you
must
empty
the
trash
before
removing
the
SD
card
or
unplugging
the
camera.
If
you
do
not
empty
your
trash
the
photo
and
video
files
will
not
be
completely
erased
from
your
SD
card.
EXITING
THE
SETTINGS
MENU
When
you
see
ESC
on
the
screen,
press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
exit
the
SETTINGS
MENU.
CONNECTIVITY
/
BATTERY
CHARGING
....
SYSTEM
REQUIREMENTS
The
HD
HERO
camera
is
compatible
with
Microsoft®
Me/2000/XPNlSTA
or
later,
or
Mac
OS
X
10.2
or
later.
The
HD
HERO
camera
can
also
be
plugged
into
any
standard
definition
or
HDTV
that
has
RCA
or
component
(RGB)
ports,
allowing
for
high
quality
playback.
Windows
System
Requirements
for
Full
HD
1080p
and
nop
60
fps
Playback:
Microsoft
Windows®
XP
(Service
Pack
2
or
later)
or
Vista
3.2
GHz
Pentium
4
or
faster
Direct
X
g.Oc
or
later
At
least
1
GB
of
system
RAM
Video
card
with
at
least
256MB
of
RAM
Macintosh
System
Requirements
for
Full
HD
1080p
and
nop
60
fps
Playback:
Mac
OS®
X
v1
0.4.11
or
later
2.0
GHz
Intel
Core
Duo
or
faster
At
least
1
GB
of
system
RAM
Video
card
with
at
least
128MB
of
RAM
If
you
.are
havin{wlroblems
achieving
smooth
playback
o~computeUhe
HDHERO
camera
can
also
plug
directly
into
any
standard
definition
or
HDTV
that
has
RCA
or
component
(RGB)
ports.
The
HD
HERO
camera
itself
provides
very
smooth
playback
directly
on
a
TV
and
when
using
component
(RGB)
cables
for
HD
playback,
the
quality
matches
that
of
playing
back
on
a
computer.
USING
SO
CARDS
The
HD
HERO
camera
is
compatible
with
2GB,
4GB,
8GB,
16GB,
and
32GB
capacity
SD
and
SDHC
cards.
While
all
speed
cards
work
in
the
camera,
GoPro
recommends
minimum
Class
4
speed
cards
for
reliability
when
shooting
HD
video.
GoPro's
own
testing
has
shown
improved
reliability
in
high
vibration
activities
with
name
brand
SD
and
SDHC
cards.
To
insert
the
SD
card,
slide
the
SD
card
into
the
SD
card
slot
on
the
side
of
the
camera
with
the
SD
card
label
facing
the
front
of
the
camera.
The
SD
card
will
click
into
place
once
it
is
inserted
past
flush
with
the
camera.
Use
your
finger
nail
to
do
this.
To
remove
the
SD
card,
push
it
further
into
the
camera
and
it
will
spring
out
from
the
camera
far
enough
so
that
you
can
pull
it
out.
TRANSFERRING
VIDEO
AND
PHOTOS
TO
COMPUTER
On
a
PC
with
WINDOWS
operating system:
1)
Connect
the
camera
to
a
computer
with
the
included
USB
cable.
2)
Turn
on
the
camera
by
pressing
POWER/MODE
button.
LCD
screen
will
display
"USB".
3)
Double
click
on
MY
COMPUTER
and
you
will
see
a
"Removable
Disk"
icon.
If
you
do
not
see
this,
close
the
MY
COMPUTER
folder
and
then
reopen
it
and
the
"Removable
Disk"
icon
should
appear.
4)
Double
click
the
"Removable
Disk"
icon.
5)
Then
double
click
the
"DCIM"
folder
icon.
6)
Then
double
click
the
"100MEDIA"
icon.
7)
The
photo
and
video
files
will
be
in
the
"100MEDIA"
folder.
8)
Drag
your
photo
and
video
files
to
your
hard
drive
or
double
click
a
file
to
view
it.
On
a
MAC:
Simply
plug
the
camera
into
your
MAC
with
the
included
USB
cable'
and
the
MAC
OS
will
recognize
the
camera
as
an
external
hard
drive.
IMPORTANT
TIP
FOR
MAC
USERS:
When
deleting
files
from
your
SD
card
you
must
empty
the
trash
before
removing
the
SD
card
or
unplugging
the
camera.
If
you
do
not
empty
your
trash
the
photo
and
video
files
will
not
be
completely
erased
from
your
SD
card.
CHARGING
BATTERY
The
LCD
will
blink
a
"bAt"
message
when
the
battery
is
low
and
the
camera
will
save
the
file,
if
recording,
and
turn
off.
You
must
now
charge
your
battery.
1)
Connect
the
camera
to
a
computer
with
the
included
USB
cable.
2)
Red
LED
on
front
of
camera
will
turn
on,
indicating
the
battery
is
charging.
3)
Red
LED
will
turn
off
once
battery
is
charged.
4)
Battery
will
charge
80%
in
2
hours
when
plugged
into
computer
USB
port.
100%
charge
after
4
hours
total
charging
time.
5)
Battery
will
charge
80%
in
one
hour
when
using
a
1000mAh
USB
compatible
wall
or
car
charger.
100%
charge
after
2
hours
total
charging
time.
To
charge
battery
and
record
video
I
photos
simultaneously
A
free
downloadable
update
patch
will
allow
you
to
charge
the
camera
while
simultaneously
recording
video
or
photos
with
the
camera
plugged
into
a
wall
or
car
charger.
Visit
gopro.com
to
learn
more.
Wall
and
car
battery
chargers
and
additional
batteries,
including
a
Battery
Bakpac
secondary
entlurance
battery,
are
available
at
gopro.com.
REMOVING
BATTERY
FROM
THE
CAMERA
The
battery
is
designed
to
have
a
very
tight
fit
to
maximize
reliability
in
high
vibration
activities.
To
remove
the
battery,
squeeze
the
sides
of
the
battery
and
pull
it
out
of
the
camera.
It
is
intentionally
not
easy
to
do,
but
the
battery
will
come
out.
In
most
cases
it
is
not
necessary
to
remove
the
battery.
Please
note,
if
you
do
remove
the
battery
you
will
lose
your
time
and
date
settings
on
the
camera.
Additional
batteries
and
charging
accessories
are
available
at
gopro.com.
CONNECTING
EXPANSION
BAKPACTM
MODULES
TO
HERO
BUS
The
rear
port
on
the
camera
is
called
the
HERO
BUS
expansion
port.
Expansion
"Bakpac"
modules
are
available
beginning
early
2010,
as
accessories:
a
Battery
Bakpac
doubles
recording
times
and
an
LCD
Bakpac
allows
for
preview
and
review
of
footage
on
the
camera.
Bakpac
Expansion
modules
come
with
additionaLhousing
back
doors
that
allow
the
Bakpac
to
fit
inside
the
hOlJsing
maintainin9-Wffierproof
_.
performance.
CONNECTING
CAMERA
TO
TV
OR
HDTV
Make
sure
your
camera
is
set
to
the
correct
NTSC
or
PAL
video
setting
or
your
camera
will
not
work
properly
with
your
TV.
This
is
explained
in
the
SETTINGS
MENU
section
of
these
instructions.
STEPS
TO
REVIEW
PHOTOS
AND
VIDEO
ON
A
TV
OR
HDTV
1)
Plug
your
camera
into
the
RCA
or
COMPONENT
(RGB)
ports
on
your
TV
or
HDTV
with
the
included
cables.
Icons
on
the
side
of
the
camera
indicate
which
cables
to
use
in
which
ports.
2)
If
plugging
into
an
HDTV,
use
the
RCA
cables
for
sound
while
the
COMPONENT
(RGB)
cables
are
for
the
HD
video
signal.
3)
Once
plugged
in,
tum
on
your
camera.
4)
The
most
recent
video
saved
to
the
SO
card
will
begin
playing
on
the
screen.
5)
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
advance
to
the
next
video.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
return
to
the
previous
video.
6)
To
view
photos,
press
and
hold
POWER/MODE
button
for
2
seconds
to
switch
to
photo
playback
mode.
7)
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
advance
to
the
next
photo.
8)
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
return
to
the
previous
photo.
9)
Press
and
hold
POWER/MODE
button
for
2
seconds
to
return
to
video
playback
mode,
if
desired.
10)
Unplug
camera
from
the
TV
and
turn
camera
off
when
finished
reviewing.
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1
CHARGING
BATTERY
The
LCD
will
blink
a
"bAt"
message
when
the
battery
is
low
and
the
camera
will
save
the
file,
if
recording,
and
turn
off.
You
must
now
charge
your
battery.
1)
Connect
the
camera
to
a
computer
with
the
included
USB
cable.
2)
Red
LED
on
front
of
camera
will
turn
on,
indicating
the
battery
is
charging.
3)
Red
LED
will
turn
off
once
battery
is
charged.
4)
Battery
will
charge
80%
in
2
hours
when
plugged
into
computer
USB
port.
100%
charge
after
4
hours
total
charging
time.
5)
Battery
will
charge
80%
in
one
hour
when
using
a
1000mAh
USB
compatible
wall
or
car
charger.
100%
charge
after
2
hours
total
charging
time.
To
charge
battery
and
record
video
I
photos
simultaneously
A
free
downloadable
update
patch
will
allow
you
to
charge
the
camera
while
simultaneously
recording
video
or
photos
with
the
camera
plugged
into
a
wall
or
car
charger.
Visit
gopro.com
to
learn
more.
Wall
and
car
battery
chargers
and
additional
batteries,
including
a
Battery
Bakpac
secondary
entlurance
battery,
are
available
at
gopro.com.
REMOVING
BATTERY
FROM
THE
CAMERA
The
battery
is
designed
to
have
a
very
tight
fit
to
maximize
reliability
in
high
vibration
activities.
To
remove
the
battery,
squeeze
the
sides
of
the
battery
and
pull
it
out
of
the
camera.
It
is
intentionally
not
easy
to
do,
but
the
battery
will
come
out.
In
most
cases
it
is
not
necessary
to
remove
the
battery.
Please
note,
if
you
do
remove
the
battery
you
will
lose
your
time
and
date
settings
on
the
camera.
Additional
batteries
and
charging
accessories
are
available
at
gopro.com.
CONNECTING
EXPANSION
BAKPACTM
MODULES
TO
HERO
BUS
The
rear
port
on
the
camera
is
called
the
HERO
BUS
expansion
port.
Expansion
"Bakpac"
modules
are
available
beginning
early
2010,
as
accessories:
a
Battery
Bakpac
doubles
recording
times
and
an
LCD
Bakpac
allows
for
preview
and
review
of
footage
on
the
camera.
Bakpac
Expansion
modules
come
with
additionaLhousing
back
doors
that
allow
the
Bakpac
to
fit
inside
the
hOlJsing
maintainin9-Wffierproof
_.
performance.
CONNECTING
CAMERA
TO
TV
OR
HDTV
Make
sure
your
camera
is
set
to
the
correct
NTSC
or
PAL
video
setting
or
your
camera
will
not
work
properly
with
your
TV.
This
is
explained
in
the
SETTINGS
MENU
section
of
these
instructions.
STEPS
TO
REVIEW
PHOTOS
AND
VIDEO
ON
A
TV
OR
HDTV
1)
Plug
your
camera
into
the
RCA
or
COMPONENT
(RGB)
ports
on
your
TV
or
HDTV
with
the
included
cables.
Icons
on
the
side
of
the
camera
indicate
which
cables
to
use
in
which
ports.
2)
If
plugging
into
an
HDTV,
use
the
RCA
cables
for
sound
while
the
COMPONENT
(RGB)
cables
are
for
the
HD
video
signal.
3)
Once
plugged
in,
tum
on
your
camera.
4)
The
most
recent
video
saved
to
the
SO
card
will
begin
playing
on
the
screen.
5)
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
advance
to
the
next
video.
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
return
to
the
previous
video.
6)
To
view
photos,
press
and
hold
POWER/MODE
button
for
2
seconds
to
switch
to
photo
playback
mode.
7)
Press
POWER/MODE
button
to
advance
to
the
next
photo.
8)
Press
the
SHUTTER
button
to
return
to
the
previous
photo.
9)
Press
and
hold
POWER/MODE
button
for
2
seconds
to
return
to
video
playback
mode,
if
desired.
10)
Unplug
camera
from
the
TV
and
turn
camera
off
when
finished
reviewing.
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HD
HERO
Naked
TIPS:
Mounting
and
Care
Camera
houSIng
(waterproof to
180'
BOm
I
PIvot
adjust
thumb screw
and
nut
III
QUlck-release
buckle
Curved
surface
adhesNe
mount
Good
for
helmets
and
other
curved
surfaces
Waterproof Housing
Waterproof
to
180'
/
60m.
Durable
polycarbonate
and
stainless
steel
construction.
Additional Mounting Accessories Available
at
gopro.com
and
authorized
retailers.
Need
replacement
mounts?
Looking
for
more
mounting
options?
Visit
gopro.com
or
an
authorized
GoPro
dealer
for
the
latest
accessories
and
updates:
IMPORTANT!
You
must
keep
the
rubber
seal
of
the
camera
housing
clean.
A
single
hair
or
grain
of
sand
can
cause
a
leak.
To
clean
the
seal,
simply
remove
the
seal
and
rinse
it
in
fresh
water.
Shake
it
dry
to
avoid
lint
and
re-install
it
into
the
back
door
of
the
housing.
Failure
to
do
so
can
result
in
a
leak
which
can
damage
or
destroy
your
camera.
Due
to
possible
user
error,
the
housing
is
not
warranted
against
leakage.
Use
RAIN-X
or
a
similar
anti-beading
solution
to
avoid
water-spots
on
the
lens
when
using
in
rain
or
water.
Highly
recommended.
Removable Back Door
for
Better Sound
The
back
door
of
the
housing
is
removable,
allowing
for
both
waterproof
and
a
non-waterproof
backdoor
to
be
used:
Waterproof back door.
Use
this
door
when
you
need
to
protect
the
camera
from
water
and
other
environmental
hazards.
..
.
..
Handlebar
/
Seat
Post
Mount
Non-waterproof back door.
Use
this
door
for
better
sound
when
water
damage
is
not
a
risk.
This
door
allows
more
sound
to
reach
the
camera's
microphone
and
reduces
wind
noise
up
to
100
mph
when
mounted
on
helmets,
motorcycles,
bikes,
and
other
fast
moving
vehicles.
Surprisingly,
yes,
the
non-
waterproof
back
door
does
help
reduce
the
wind
noise,
but
only
up
to
100
mph.
If
you
are
going
faster
than
100
mph
and
the
camera
is
in
the
wind,
the
sound
will
be
better
with
the
sealed
back
door.
If
using
the
camera
inside
of a
car,
regardless
of
speed,
the
non-waterproof
unsealed
back
door
is
recommended
as
wind
is
not
an
issue.
Tips
for
choosing
which
back
door
to
use
are
printed
on
the
back
of
the
camera.
To
remove
and
install
the
back
door,
click
it
on
and
off of
its
hinge.
Quick Release Mounts: Tips and A
The
housing
quick-release
clicks
on
and
off of
the
supplied
curved
adhesive
mount.
The
curved
adhesive
mount
makes
it
easy
to
attach
the
camera
to
the
curved
surface
of
helmets,
vehicles,
and
gear.
See
ADDITIONAL
MOUNTING
ACCESSORIES
section
of
these
instructions
to
learn
about
more
mounting
options
and
accessories.
IMPORTANT!
When
attaching
the
adhesive
mounts,
be
sure
to
carefully
clean
the
surface
of
your
helmet,
gear,
etc.
Failure
to
do
so
will
result
in
a
weak
bond
and
you
risk
losing
your
camera
if
the
bond
fails.
Wax,
oil,
dirt
or
other
substances
will
reduce
the
adhesive
bond.
Remove
all
wax
and
debris
before
attaching.
IMPORTANT!
Only
attach
your
mounts
in
room
temperature
conditions.
The
adhesive
will
not
work
if
applied
in
the
cold.
After
attaching
in
room
temperature
conditions,
it
is
safe
to
use
in
cold
temperatures.
For
best
results,
attach
your
mounts
at
least
12
hours
before
using
in
cold
conditions
to
ensure
the
strongest
adhesion.
GoPro's
adhesive
mounts
use
the
industry's
strongest
and
most
trusted
adhesive
tape
from
3M.
It's
technical
name
is
VHB
4991
and
it
is
2.5
millimeters
thick.
It
is
used
in
many
industrial
applications,
so
you
can
be
sure
that if
properly
applied
it
will
securely
hold
your
camera
in
place.
........
.
...
.,
.. ..
Spare
Li-Ion
Battery
--
-
--
--~
Head
Strap
•
-
-~~
~
~
-~
~
----~-
Surfboard
Mounts
Spare
Parts
and
AdheSive
Bases
..
more
available
at
gOPro.com
and
authorized
dealers
AM-HD-NAKE-EN-WOO
WARRANTY
This product is guaranteed against manufacturing defects for one (1) year from the original date
of
purchase. GoPro's
sole obligation
in
the event
of
such defects during this period is to repair
or
replace the defective part
or
product with a
comparable part
or
product
at
GoPro's sole discretion. Except for such replacement, the sale,
or
other handling
of
this
product is without warranty, condition
or
other liability even though the defect
or
loss is caused by negligence
or
other
fault. Damage resulting from use, accident,
or
normal wear and tear is not covered by this
or
any warranty. GoPro
assumes no liability for
any
accident, injury, death, loss,
or
other claim related to
or
resulting from the use
of
this product.
In
no event shall GoPro be liable
for
incidental
or
consequential damages relating to
or
resulting from the use
of
this
product
or
any
of
its parts. Because
of
possible user resealing error, this product is not warranted against water housing
leakage
or
any resulting damage. Visit gopro.com for more information.
GARANTIE
Ce produit est garanti contre tout defaut de fabrication pendant un (1) an acompter de la date de I'achat original. GoPro
n'est tenu en cas de detaut survenant pendant cette periode qu'au remplacement ou ala reparation de la piece ou du
produit defectueux par une piece ou un produit comparable aI'appreciation exclusive de GoPro. AI'exception
de
ce
remplacement, la vente ou la manipulation
de
ce produit s'effectue sans aucune garantie, condition ou autre obligation,
mame si
Ie
detaut ou la perte est due aun acte negligent ou aune autre faute. Tout dommage resultant de I'utilisation,
d'un accident ou de I'usure normale, n'est pas couvert par cette garantie ou toute autre garantie. GoPro n'assume
aucune responsabilite en cas d'accident, de dommages corporels, de deces, de perte, ou de toute autre demande en
relation avec ou resultant de I'utilisation de ce produit. GoPro ne saurait en aucune circonstance assumer la
responsabilite de dommages accessoires ou indirects en relation avec ou resultant de I'utilisation
de
ce produit ou de
toute piece de celui-ci. En raison des possibilites d'erreur de manipulation du joint par I'utilisateur, ce produit n'est pas
couvert en cas de fuite du boWer etanche ou de tout
dommage
en resultant. Veuillez consulter gopro.com pour tout
renseignement complementaire.
GARANTIE
FOr
dieses Produkt gilt eine Garantie gegen Herstellungsmangel
fOr
ein (1)
Jahr
ab
dem
ursprOnglichen Kaufdatum. Bei
etwaigen Mangeln dieser Art wahrend
der
Garantiezeit ist GoPro lediglich verpflichtet, das defekte Teil oder Produkt im
eigenen Ermessen zu reparieren
oder
gegen ein vergleichbares Teil bzw. Produkt umzutauschen. Mit Ausnahme eines
etwaigen Umtauschs erfolgt
der
Verkauf
und die sonstige Handhabung dieses Produkts ohne Garantie, Bedingung
oder
Haftpflicht, selbst wenn
der
Defekt oder Verlust
auf
Nachlassigkeit oder sonstiges Fehlverhalten zurOckzufOhren ist.
Etwaige aus dem Gebrauch, aus einem Unfall oder normaler Abnutzung erfolgende Schaden sind durch diese oder eine
sonstige Garantie nicht abgedeckt. GoPro Obernimmt keine Haftung
fOr
Unfalle, Verletzungen, Todesfalle, Verlust oder
sonstige AnsprOche, die mit
dem
Gebrauch dieses Produkts
in
Verbindung gebracht werden oder daraus erwachsen.
Auf
keinen Fall ist GoPro haftbar
fOr
Neben- oder Foigeschaden, die mit
der
Verwendung dieses Produkts oder seiner
Teile in Verbindung stehen
oder
daraus erwachsen. Aufgrund
der
Moglichkeit von Wiederversiegelungsfehlern seitens
des Benutzers gilt
fOr
dieses Produkt keine Garantie gegen Lecks im wasserdichten Gehause und daraus erwachsenden
Schaden. Besuchen Sie gopro.com
fOr
weitere Informationen.
Garantia
Este producto esta garantizado contra defectos de manufactura por un periodo de un (1) ana a partir de la fecha original
de compra. La (mica obligacion de GoPro en caso de ocurrir dichos defectos durante dicho periodo es reparar 0
reemplazar la parte 0 producto defectuoso con una parte 0 producto comparable, a criterio exclusivo de GoPro. Salvo
dicho reemplazo, la venta u otra manipulacion de este producto se hace sin garantia, condicion u otra responsabilidad,
aunque el defecto 0 perdida sea causada
por
negligencia u otra culpa. Los danos resultantes del usc, accidentes, 0
desgaste normal no estan cubiertos por esta
ni
por ninguna otra garantia. GoPro no asume ninguna responsabilidad por
ningun accidente, lesion, muerte U otro reclamo relacionado con, 0 que surja a raiz del uso de este producto. En ningun
caso sera GoPro responsable
por
danos incidentales 0 consecuentes resultantes del uso de este producto 0
de
WARRANTY
This product is guaranteed against manufacturing defects for one (1) year from the original date
of
purchase. GoPro's
sole obligation
in
the event
of
such defects during this period is to repair
or
replace the defective part
or
product with a
comparable part
or
product
at
GoPro's sole discretion. Except for such replacement, the sale,
or
other handling
of
this
product is without warranty, condition
or
other liability even though the defect
or
loss is caused by negligence
or
other
fault. Damage resulting from use, accident,
or
normal wear and tear is not covered by this
or
any warranty. GoPro
assumes no liability for
any
accident, injury, death, loss,
or
other claim related to
or
resulting from the use
of
this product.
In
no event shall GoPro be liable
for
incidental
or
consequential damages relating to
or
resulting from the use
of
this
product
or
any
of
its parts. Because
of
possible user resealing error, this product is not warranted against water housing
leakage
or
any resulting damage. Visit gopro.com for more information.
GARANTIE
Ce produit est garanti contre tout defaut de fabrication pendant un (1) an acompter de la date de I'achat original. GoPro
n'est tenu en cas de detaut survenant pendant cette periode qu'au remplacement ou ala reparation de la piece ou du
produit defectueux par une piece ou un produit comparable aI'appreciation exclusive de GoPro. AI'exception
de
ce
remplacement, la vente ou la manipulation
de
ce produit s'effectue sans aucune garantie, condition ou autre obligation,
mame si
Ie
detaut ou la perte est due aun acte negligent ou aune autre faute. Tout dommage resultant de I'utilisation,
d'un accident ou de I'usure normale, n'est pas couvert par cette garantie ou toute autre garantie. GoPro n'assume
aucune responsabilite en cas d'accident, de dommages corporels, de deces, de perte, ou de toute autre demande en
relation avec ou resultant de I'utilisation de ce produit. GoPro ne saurait en aucune circonstance assumer la
responsabilite de dommages accessoires ou indirects en relation avec ou resultant de I'utilisation
de
ce produit ou de
toute piece de celui-ci. En raison des possibilites d'erreur de manipulation du joint par I'utilisateur, ce produit n'est pas
couvert en cas de fuite du boWer etanche ou de tout
dommage
en resultant. Veuillez consulter gopro.com pour tout
renseignement complementaire.
GARANTIE
FOr
dieses Produkt gilt eine Garantie gegen Herstellungsmangel
fOr
ein (1)
Jahr
ab
dem
ursprOnglichen Kaufdatum. Bei
etwaigen Mangeln dieser Art wahrend
der
Garantiezeit ist GoPro lediglich verpflichtet, das defekte Teil oder Produkt im
eigenen Ermessen zu reparieren
oder
gegen ein vergleichbares Teil bzw. Produkt umzutauschen. Mit Ausnahme eines
etwaigen Umtauschs erfolgt
der
Verkauf
und die sonstige Handhabung dieses Produkts ohne Garantie, Bedingung
oder
Haftpflicht, selbst wenn
der
Defekt oder Verlust
auf
Nachlassigkeit oder sonstiges Fehlverhalten zurOckzufOhren ist.
Etwaige aus dem Gebrauch, aus einem Unfall oder normaler Abnutzung erfolgende Schaden sind durch diese oder eine
sonstige Garantie nicht abgedeckt. GoPro Obernimmt keine Haftung
fOr
Unfalle, Verletzungen, Todesfalle, Verlust oder
sonstige AnsprOche, die mit
dem
Gebrauch dieses Produkts
in
Verbindung gebracht werden oder daraus erwachsen.
Auf
keinen Fall ist GoPro haftbar
fOr
Neben- oder Foigeschaden, die mit
der
Verwendung dieses Produkts oder seiner
Teile in Verbindung stehen
oder
daraus erwachsen. Aufgrund
der
Moglichkeit von Wiederversiegelungsfehlern seitens
des Benutzers gilt
fOr
dieses Produkt keine Garantie gegen Lecks im wasserdichten Gehause und daraus erwachsenden
Schaden. Besuchen Sie gopro.com
fOr
weitere Informationen.
Garantia
Este producto esta garantizado contra defectos de manufactura por un periodo de un (1) ana a partir de la fecha original
de compra. La (mica obligacion de GoPro en caso de ocurrir dichos defectos durante dicho periodo es reparar 0
reemplazar la parte 0 producto defectuoso con una parte 0 producto comparable, a criterio exclusivo de GoPro. Salvo
dicho reemplazo, la venta u otra manipulacion de este producto se hace sin garantia, condicion u otra responsabilidad,
aunque el defecto 0 perdida sea causada
por
negligencia u otra culpa. Los danos resultantes del usc, accidentes, 0
desgaste normal no estan cubiertos por esta
ni
por ninguna otra garantia. GoPro no asume ninguna responsabilidad por
ningun accidente, lesion, muerte U otro reclamo relacionado con, 0 que surja a raiz del uso de este producto. En ningun
caso sera GoPro responsable
por
danos incidentales 0 consecuentes resultantes del uso de este producto 0
de
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GoPro HD Hero Instructions Manual

HD Hero
GoPro
Brand
GoPro
Model
HD Hero
Category
Action sports cameras
Type
Instructions Manual
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GoPro HD Hero is an action camera that lets you capture stunning videos and photos in various modes and conditions. With its waterproof housing, you can take it underwater for immersive shots. It offers a wide range of video resolutions, from standard definition to full HD, and can shoot up to 60 frames per second for slow-motion effects. You can also capture single shots, triple shot sequences, and time-lapse photos. The camera features a built-in LCD screen for easy framing and playback, and a variety of settings to adjust exposure, LED blinking, and beep sounds.

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