Creative Xp Elite Night vision Binoculars User Manual
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Introducing the Creative XP Glass Condor Elite Nightvision Binoculars
This will help you optimize your viewing experience by explaining how to utilize the binoculars’ controls and features, and how to care for them. READ the instructions carefully before using your night vision binoculars. Use the GlassCondor to view your surroundings in low light conditions or even in complete darkness with the built-in infrared light. You can even take pictures and video which will be stored on an included 32 GB micro SD card. The GlassCondor can also be used to take photos and video during the day. Use the supplied A/V cable to view your images on a television or download them to your computer using the supplied USB cable.
Detailed Specifications
The Creative XP Night Vision Binoculars Elite boast an array of impressive features, including:
- 7x magnification with 31mm objective lens
- Infrared illuminator up to 1300ft/400m
- 7G high-resolution HD night vision
- Waterproof and fog-proof design
- Tripod mountable
- Rechargeable 850mAh battery
- Built-in 4GB SD card and USB cable
- LCD screen for easy viewing
- Lightweight and ergonomic design
Creative XP Glass Condor Elite Nightvision Binoculars Product Overview
- Infrared illuminator
- IR LED focus wheel
- Objective lens
- Objective focus wheel
- Operating zone
- TF card socket /USB 2.0 socket
- Eyecup
- Ocular lens
- Battery compartment
- Menu Switch for auxiliary light and adjustment of the screen brightness
- UP
- Power/Function Check
- Functions(for photo shooting, video shooting, videoing, playback, and video output)
- DOWN
Power Supply
- Battery Installation
- This night vision Binocular requires an 18650 Model lithium-ion battery (3.7V). Turn the battery cover counter-clockwise to unscrew the battery cover, insert the battery with negative electrodes bottomed, and then tighten the battery cover clockwise. Please ensure the battery would be charged for at least 10 hours at the first time to make it works best.
- Turn ON/OFF
- Long press button #13 for 3 seconds, look through Eyecup #10. The GlassCondor works well if the screen lightens up and the icons are as in Picture 1. In any mode, long press #13 for 2 seconds to turn the GlassCondor off.
- External Power
- The GlassCondor features external Power. One can charge it through the USB interface or by a mobile charging source or a power bank. The GlassCondor would work continuously and won't turn off automatically when there is an external power supply. The battery would charge when the GlassCondor is connected to an external Power source.
- Auto Power Off
- The GlassCondor will turn off if there is no operation within 3 minutes. One can shut the auto power-off function or specify the auto power-off time countdown in "Menu Setting." The viewer won't be turned off automatically in the video shooting and playback mode.
- Scenery Observation
- In the observing (photo shooting) mode, aim the objects which need to be observed, look at the screen from Eyecup #8. And adjust the objective focus wheel #4 to get the sharpest image. Automatic fine-tuning control is operated by the viewer according to the average brightness of scenery centrally. The digital zoom will turn on by pressing #12 and #15 and ranges from 1X to 8X. If the light resource is enough, turn OFF the auxiliary IR light to save Power. If there is no external light, turn ON the auxiliary IR light and adjust the brightness to make the observation easier. At this time, adjust the IR LED focus wheel #2 and objective focus wheel #4 to get sharper images.
Icons Description
- Current mode (Photo shooting)
- Image Capacity Remaining
- Magnification range
- TF card in
- Battery charge indicator
- System time
Changing the Modes
The GlassCondor has 3 modes and you can switch between them by pressing the MODE (#14) button.
- Photo Mode: For taking photos
- Video Mode: For taking videos
- Playback Mode: For viewing recorded files
Announcements
In any mode, the menu will disappear if there is no action within 3 seconds. Turn the auxiliary light off to save battery life when the external light is enough. Please don't block the auxiliary light when turning it on the device.
Description
Embark on thrilling nighttime adventures with the Creative XP Night Vision Binoculars Elite. Experience crystal-clear images with 7x magnification and a 31mm objective lens, even in total darkness, thanks to the powerful infrared illuminator that reaches up to 1300ft/400m. The high-resolution 7G HD night vision and LCD screen make observing your surroundings a breeze. Constructed with a waterproof and fog-proof design, these binoculars are suitable for various weather conditions. Easily mount them on a tripod, and take advantage of the rechargeable 850mAh battery, built-in 4GB SD card, and USB cable for added convenience.
Photo Mode
The GlassCondor enters the observing (photo shooting) mode automatically after starting up (Picture 1). In this mode, one can observe the scenery or take pictures of what you want to retain. The #13 (OK) button works like the "SHOOT" button in this mode. Each press gets one shot. The photos are saved automatically on the TF card. The image capacity remaining is counted by the storage of the TF card. There is a small difference between the actual number of shots.
Video Mode
In the observing mode, press #14 shortly to get into the video shooting mode. Press "OK" #13 to start shooting (shown as "START"); the time displayed on the left corner turns into timekeeping, and the viewer records the video automatically. Press "OK" #13 again to stop shooting (shown as "STOP"). In the shooting mode, the video clips are saved on the TF card automatically. When the video shooting ends, the time shown on the left corner states the remaining available time based on the TF card's storage.
Playback
- Watching Stored Videos and Photos
- In the observing mode, press #14 to use the playback function. In the playback mode -> press #12 and #15 to select a specific photo or video -> press #13 to view the image or video.
- Deleting Stored Videos and Photos
- In playback mode, press #11 to delete the current photo (video) or the whole photo (video). Press #12 or #15 to select photo (video). Press "OK" #13 to confirm.
Download Files to the PC
How to download files to the PC? The GlassCondor ELITE features a USB 2.0 interface. Connect the viewer to the computer equipment by USB cable. The battery is charging when the Binocular connects with PCs. Press #13 for 3 seconds, choose from function screen: Memory/PC camera/ Video mode. Select "Memory" -> now, the binocular is used as a mobile storage device, and the PC would automatically identify the Binocular and read the content in the TF card. Install the "PC camera" software in the TF card to the computer. Restart the Binocular, select "PC camera" to enter the video shooting mode; real-time shooting starts once any PC camera software installed in the computer is on. Select "Video" mode to view the scenery through the Binocular when connecting to PC. The battery is charging at the same time.
Brightness Adjustment
In the observing (photo shooting and videoing) mode, press #11 for two seconds to enter the brightness adjustment menu (as Picture 2), the number after "SCREEN:" means the current brightness of the screen. The brightness ranges from 1 to 10 by pressing #12 and #15. After the desired brightness is selected, the brightness adjustment mode will automatically switch off in 3 seconds.
Adjustment for Illumination
In the observing (photo shooting and videoing) mode, press #11 once to open IR LED (as Picture 3). The icon after "IR LED" states the auxiliary light's brightness. We recommend level 2 or 3. Press #11 once again to turn off the IR LED. Press #12 and #15 to adjust the infrared illuminator, ranging from 0 to 9 (9 - lightest, 0 - turn off). Once appropriate brightness is selected, the auxiliary light mode will automatically switch off in 3 seconds.
Time Setting
Long press #14 to start the menu. By pressing #12 and #15 to select the "Time Setting" option, short press #13 (OK) to enter. You can switch between the year/month/day/hour/minute/second -> press "UP" and "DOWN" to adjust -> press #13 (OK) again to save.
Menu Setting
Long press #14 to enter the menu. Press #12 and #15 to select the options you need, short press #13 to enter, and press #13 to select a specific setting. Please short press #14 to leave the menu setting mode.
Menu Options | Optional Choices | Tips |
White Balance | Auto/Sunlight/Cloudy/ Tungsten/Fluorescent | Select due to different weather conditions. |
EV | -2~+2 | Adjust EV according to different light levelsto get a better effect. |
Audio | Yes/No | Record whilevideo shooting or not. |
Date Tag | Yes/No | Retain a date tag on the file when you are shooting or not. |
Time Setting | Set the system time. | |
Auto Power-off | Off/One Minute/ /Three Minutes | Automatically shutdown if there is not any operation aftera specified time. |
Language Setting | English/Chinese /Japanese | Setthe language |
Flicker | 50Hz/60Hz | |
Format | - | Format TF card |
Reset System | - | Reset menu parameters to factory defaults |
Basic Parameters
Items | Index |
Magnification | 5 |
Dimension of Objectives | φ35mm |
FOV | 8.5° |
Ocular Adjustable Range | ±0.5 |
Observing Distance(Low Light Environment) | 2m~∞ |
Observing Distance (Full Dark Environment) | 2m~500m |
Sensor | LowIllumination HD 1 / 3 COMS |
Photo | 3200X1800 |
Video | 720P |
Display Screen | 3.5inch |
Digital Magnification | 8 |
Configuration Standard
Power | Operating Voltage | 3.7V DC |
Replaceable Battery | 3200X1800 | |
Charging Source | Rechargeable lithium-ion battery, 18650 Model | |
Other | Measurement(L*W*H) | 210mm X 145mm X 75mm |
Weight | 550g |
Items | Amount |
Objective Lens Shelter | 1 |
External Power Adapter | 1 |
USB Cable | 1 |
NV600 PRO Binocular | 1 |
Pouch | 1 |
Shoulder Strap | 1 |
Binocular Strap | 1 |
18650 Modellithium-ion Battery | 1 |
Cloths | 1 |
Creative XP Glass Condor Elite Nightvision Binoculars Setup Guide
To operate the Nightvision Binoculars, follow these steps:
- Fully charge the device before initial use.
- Press and hold the "Power" button to turn on the binoculars.
- Use the focus wheel to adjust the image to your preference.
- Turn on the infrared illuminator using the "IR" button.
- Mount the binoculars on a tripod for extended use (optional).
Tips & Warnings
Basic Maintenance
- Keep the GlassCondor ELITE in its soft pouch when not in use. Operating temperature ranges from –5°C to 40°C.
- Please store it in a dry environment. Avoid high pressure, mechanical damage, high humidity, and solar radiation.
- Avoid rain or fog as much as possible.
- When the image is shaking, or the LCD cannot light up, please charge the battery quickly.
- Wipe any dust from the lenses before cleaning them. Wipe gently with a soft cleaning cloth.
- If you don't use the GlassCondor for a long time, please keep charging the battery occasionally to avoid battery life damage.
Focusing the Image
- Target the object you would like to view and turn the object-focusing knob until the image on the screen becomes sharp and clear.
Using IR Light in Complete Darkness
- This device can be used in complete darkness when using the built-in IR (infrared) light.
- Press the [IR] button to activate the infrared light.
- Remove the IR Lens cover and press the [IR] button to select between the 5 levels of brightness.
Use During Strong Light
- It can be used during the day or at night. If the light is too strong during the day, it will get a better visual effect when the objective lens shelter is on, and at night, the objective lens shelter must be removed for better observation.
Using the Infrared Illuminator
- Please turn on the IR illuminator (auxiliary light) when you use the GlassCondor during nighttime and adjust the infrared illuminator's brightness based on preference. A low-level illuminance transducer is featured as well.
- If any light resource is around, such as street lamps or moonlight, you don't need to turn on the infrared illuminator. Please adjust the objective lens' focal length and the screen brightness to achieve a clear image.
- The runtime is up to 12 hours with the infrared illuminator (auxiliary light) OFF and up to 3 hours with the IR illuminator ON.
Can the GlassCondor Work Through Windows?
Whether or not the infrared light (IR) is turned ON, the device cannot observe objects through window glass.
Do Not Use the GlassCondor Binoculars in Water
- Do not use the GlassCondor binoculars in water as it will damage the device and the damage will not be covered by the warranty.
Use in Various Light Conditions
One can use the GlassCondor ELITE in 100% darkness, low light, and daytime. During the day, please keep the IR CAP on the lens. During the night, please remove the IR CAP for better image quality.
Troubleshooting
Common issues and solutions
- Problem: Blurry image
Solution: Adjust the focus wheel until the image is clear. - Problem: Binoculars won't turn on
Solution: Ensure the device is charged or connected to a power source. - Problem: Short battery life
Solution: Recharge the battery, or use high-quality rechargeable batteries for extended use. - Warning: Do not point the binoculars directly at bright light sources, as it may damage the device.
Warranty about Creative XP Glass Condor Elite Nightvision Binoculars
Your CREATIVE XP product is warranted to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for one (1) year after the date of purchase. These warranties do not cover consumer-caused damages such as misuse, abuse, or repairs attempted by the consumer. This limited warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state. We warrant that during the warranty period, the product will be free from defects in materials and workmanship. We limit the duration and remedies of all implied warranties, including without limitation the warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose to the duration of this express limited warranty. Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you.
Pros & Cons
- Pro: Powerful infrared illuminator reaching up to 1300ft/400m
- Pro: Waterproof and fog-proof design for diverse weather conditions
- Pro: Rechargeable battery and 4GB SD card included
- Pro: Lightweight and ergonomic design
- Con: Limited focus range in high magnification settings
- Con: May require a tripod for extended use
Customer Reviews
The Creative XP Night Vision Binoculars Elite have received excellent feedback from customers, who praised their performance, ease of use, and durability. However, some customers expressed concerns about the battery life and limited focus range in high magnification settings.
Faqs
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