iVue Denali 2K/1080P HD Camera Glasses User Manual

1. Introduction

Welcome to the iVue Denali 2K/1080P HD Camera Glasses user manual. These sport sunglasses are designed for point-of-view (POV) video recording, offering high-definition capture with advanced features. This manual provides essential information for setting up, operating, and maintaining your device to ensure optimal performance.

2. What's in the Box

The iVue Denali package includes all necessary components to get started with your camera glasses. Please verify that all items listed below are present in your box.

• Denali Glasses
• 64GB SD Card
• 2x Clear Lenses
• Retainer Strap
• USB-C Cable
• Hard Case
• Soft Bag
• Dust Cloth
• Reset Pin
• SD Card Reader
• Sticker Pack
• User Manual

3. Setup

3.1. Inserting the SD Card

The iVue Denali glasses do not have onboard memory and require a Micro SD card for recording. A 64GB SD card is included with your purchase.

1. Locate the SD card slot on the left arm of the glasses.
2. Ensure the metal strips on the Micro SD card are facing outwards.
3. Gently push the SD card into the slot until you hear a click, indicating it is securely in place.

3.2. Charging the Glasses

Before first use, fully charge your iVue Denali glasses. Connect the provided USB-C cable to the charging port on the glasses and to a power source. The indicator light will show charging status.

3.3. App Installation

To unlock full functionality and easily manage settings, download the iVue Denali app on your iOS or Android device. Search for "iVue Denali" in your device's app store and follow the installation instructions.

4. Operating Instructions

This section details the basic operation of your iVue Denali camera glasses. Refer to the video below for a visual guide on controls and functions.

4.1. Power On/Off

All controls are located on the left arm of the glasses.

• To Power On: Press the power button once. The glasses will vibrate once, and a solid blue light will indicate standby mode (default 1080p@60fps). If in 2.7K mode, a solid green light will appear.
• To Power Off: Long press the power button. The glasses will vibrate for a slightly longer duration, and the indicator light will turn off.

4.2. Recording Video

• To Start Recording: From standby mode, tap the power button once. The glasses will vibrate twice, and the indicator light will flash (blue for 1080p, green for 2.7K) to confirm recording has started.
• To Stop Recording: Tap the power button once. The glasses will vibrate once, and the indicator light will return to solid (blue or green) to indicate standby mode.

4.3. Switching Video Resolution

The glasses default to 1080p@60fps. To switch to 2.7K resolution:

• From standby mode (solid blue light), long press the Wi-Fi button.
• The glasses will vibrate three times, and the indicator light will change to solid green, indicating 2.7K standby mode. Recording will automatically begin upon switching.
• To switch back to 1080p, long press the Wi-Fi button again. The glasses will vibrate three times, and the indicator light will change to solid blue, indicating 1080p standby mode. Recording will automatically begin upon switching.

4.4. Taking Photos

While in standby mode, a quick double-tap of the power button will capture a still image. The glasses will vibrate once to confirm the photo has been taken.

4.5. Connecting to the iVue Denali App

The app allows for live view, settings adjustment, and footage transfer.

1. Ensure the glasses are powered on and in standby mode.
2. Tap the Wi-Fi button once. The glasses will vibrate twice, and a flashing yellow light will appear alongside the solid blue/green light, indicating the Wi-Fi signal is active.
3. On your smartphone, go to Wi-Fi settings and connect to the "iVUE" network. The default password is 12345678.
4. Open the iVue Denali app. Tap the Wi-Fi icon within the app to establish a connection.
5. Once connected, you can view live footage, change resolution, adjust settings (e.g., cyclic record, audio, date stamp, image size, white balance, exposure), and transfer files.
6. To disconnect from Wi-Fi, tap the Wi-Fi button on the glasses once. The yellow flashing light will turn off, returning the glasses to standby mode.

5. Specifications

The iVue Denali glasses are engineered with advanced technology to provide a high-quality recording experience. Key features include 2K/1080P HD video, a wide-angle lens, and image stabilization.

6. Maintenance

6.1. Cleaning

Use the provided dust cloth to gently clean the lenses and frame. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that could damage the lenses or electronics.

6.2. Storage

When not in use, store your iVue Denali glasses in the provided hard case to protect them from scratches and impacts. Keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

6.3. SD Card Management

Regularly back up your footage from the SD card to a computer or cloud storage. Format the SD card periodically (e.g., monthly) to maintain optimal recording performance and prevent data corruption. This can be done via the app settings or by connecting the SD card to a computer.

7. Troubleshooting

7.1. Glasses Not Powering On

• Ensure the battery is charged. Connect the glasses to a power source using the USB-C cable.
• Verify the power button is being pressed correctly (a single tap for on, long press for off).

7.2. Not Recording

• Check if an SD card is properly inserted and clicked into place.
• Ensure the SD card has sufficient free space. Format the card if necessary.
• Confirm the recording button is being tapped correctly (a single tap from standby). The glasses should vibrate twice and the light should flash.

7.3. Wi-Fi Connectivity Issues

• Make sure the glasses' Wi-Fi is activated (flashing yellow light). Tap the Wi-Fi button once from standby.
• Ensure your smartphone's Wi-Fi is enabled and connected to the "iVUE" network.
• Double-check the Wi-Fi password (default: 12345678).
• Restart both the glasses and your smartphone, then try connecting again.

7.4. Poor Video Quality

• Ensure the lenses are clean and free from smudges or dust.
• Check the selected video resolution. Higher resolutions (2K) provide better quality but consume more storage.
• Verify that advanced image stabilization is active for smoother footage.

8. Product Demonstration

Watch this compilation video to see the iVue Denali camera glasses in action, capturing various point-of-view moments.

9. Warranty & Support

For warranty information, technical support, or any inquiries regarding your iVue Denali camera glasses, please refer to the official iVue website or contact customer service directly. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase for warranty claims.