Scope Cam 2 4K User Manual: Basic Camera Operations And Settings.pdf

## Scope Cam 2 4K User Summary

This user manual outlines the basic operation and features of the Scope Cam 2 4K camera.

Key Specifications:

Image Sensor: SONY COMS 8MP 1/2.5’’
Lens Options: 40mm, 25mm, 3.6mm (FOV varies)
ISO Range: 100 - 1600
Shutter Speed: 1/500s
Video Resolutions: 4K@30fps, 2.7K@60fps, 1080P@120fps, 1080P@100fps, 1080P@60fps, 1080P@50fps
Video Format: MP4 (H.264)
Memory Card: Micro SD (up to 128GB; Class 10 or higher recommended)
File System: FAT32 or exFAT (format SD cards over 64GB via the RunCam App)
Battery: 1400mAh, rechargeable Li-ion
Battery Life: Approximately 240 minutes (1080P@60fps), 160 minutes (2.7K@60fps)
Charging Time: Approximately 2 hours
Wi-Fi: Built-in, supports 2.4g Hz
USB Interface: Type-C
Operating Temperature: -10°C to 45°C
Waterproofing: IP64 rated
Weight (with lens): 150g (40mm), 145g (25mm), 135g (3.6mm)

Basic Operation:

Power On/Off: Press the power button. LED1 and LED2 will turn off during charging, and turn green when fully charged.
Recording: Long press the Wi-Fi button to start recording. LED1 (red) indicates active recording.
Wi-Fi Connection:
To connect to Wi-Fi: Long press the Wi-Fi button (LED1 flashes blue).
Default SSID: RCSC02PW: 1234567890
Successful connection turns LED1 blue and keeps it on.
Stop Recording: Short press the Wi-Fi button.
Shutdown: Long press the Wi-Fi button for 8 seconds (LED1 flashes red).

Additional Features:

U Disk Mode: Connects to a computer via Type-C USB, enabling file transfer and recording (red LED active).
WEBCAM/PCCAM/UVC Mode: Switch between these modes in U Disk mode using short Wi-Fi button presses.
Firmware Updates: Connect to Wi-Fi, download the latest firmware from https://runcam.com/download/scopecam24K, and follow instructions.
Microphone: Built-in microphone for audio recording.
Mounting: Features a Picatinny mount for attachment options.

Troubleshooting:

* If the camera is not recognized by the computer, ensure a proper connection, check SD card functionality, or try a different USB port.