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Triggered Recording:

The 360ﬂy 4K PRO camera features an array of

automatic "triggered" recording options. Using this

feature, your camera can be set to automatically record

when it senses audio, video motion, or movement of the

camera via the built-in accelerometer.

To activate the 360ﬂy 4K PRO'S triggered recording

feature, tap the settings icon

located at the top-right

of your display. Scroll down and locate the triggered

recording options within the list of menu items and

select your desired triggered recording function by

moving the slider to the right.

Audio-Based Triggered Recording – With this

feature enabled, the camera will automatically launch

a recording session when the camera senses an

audible sound.

Video Motion-Based Triggered Recording – Within this

setting, the camera's image sensor will react to changes

in pixel geography to detect movement. If a moving

person or object is detected within the camera's ﬁeld of

view, a recording session will automatically launch.

Accelerometer-Based Triggered Recording – Using the

camera's built-in accelerometer, any physical movement

of the device from a still position to a pre-determined

g-force level will automatically launch a recording

session. Recordings captured within this mode also

include a built-in 10-second pre-record option. When

the accelerometer is activated, the camera will gather

the last 10 seconds of video content recorded while the

camera was in idle mode and automatically append it to

the beginning of the recorded video.

For each triggered recording option, you have the ability

to set your desired recording period for each event to 30

seconds, 1, 3, 5, 10, 15, 30, 60, or 90 minutes in duration.

You also have the option to set the delay/time-out

duration for 5, 10, 30, or 60-second intervals

between recordings.

Modiﬁed: June 11, 2018

USB Connectivity:

Transferring Content To Your PC

Your 360ﬂy 4K PRO camera doubles as a USB mass

storage device when connected to your PC or Mac.

To access your camera's stored content, simply

connect your USB cable to your computer. Locate your

360ﬂy camera within your computer's folder browser

to view and transfer your ﬁles to your desktop or a

desired ﬁle folder.

Webcam Mode

Use your 360ﬂy 4K PRO as a connected webcam by

placing your camera into Webcam mode within your

app's settings menu. When enabled and plugged into a

PC's USB port, the 360ﬂy 4K PRO camera will transmit a

360° live stream that can be broadcast over Skype™,

Facetime®, GoToMeeting®, or any other streaming

webcam service that allows you to select an alternate

camera as it's video output source.

To enable Webcam mode, tap the settings icon

located at the top-right of your display. Scroll down and

locate the "Webcam" option. Move the slider to the right

to toggle the feature on. Finally, place your camera onto

its power cradle and ensure that the USB cable is

plugged into your computer.

Note: We recommend placing your camera into Webcam

mode (Before) connecting the camera to your PC to

activate the Webcam feature.

Note: Webcam mode is only available through the USB

cable and not the HDMI Cable.

Conﬁgure WiFi Network

This setting allows you to switch the 360ﬂy 4K PRO

camera's Wi-Fi connection from the controlling mobile

device to a local Wi-Fi network. Enabling live streaming,

server connectivity, and the ability for multiple users to

view a camera's video output without the need for your

smart phone's LTE/ Internet connectivity

To conﬁgure to your WiFi network, tap the settings

icon

located at the top-right of your display. Scroll

down and locate the "Conﬁgure WiFi Network" option.

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For a complete list of patents, please visit www.360ﬂy.com/patents.

Troubleshooting

Resetting your camera:

Camera Connection Reset

Use only when you want to reset to the camera's

default password, which is eight zeros (00000000),

and to reset the camera after using the Conﬁgure WiFi

Network feature.

Note: The camera must be situated within three

inches of the smartphone for the reset to take place.

Tech support & FAQs:

The 360ﬂy team is always here to help. For all of

your support needs or to report a bug, please contact

us at support@360ﬂy.com.