Warnings
Audax®
Warnings
1 Password Protection
6 Connection to PC
4 Charging Battery
IMPORTANT NOTE
If, after setting, your password is lost then the device will
have to be returned to be re-set. In that event, a fee will
be chargeable and any footage held on the unit might be
erased as part of the re-setting process.
5 Screen Protectors
2 Cables
3 Internal Memory
7 Changing Settings
The BIO-AX has two different Passwords set:
a. The “Settings” Menu has the initial password set as
888888 The software will not allow access to settings
without using this password. Audax recommend that this
Password is re-set and safely recorded at the earliest
opportunity.
b. The “Replay” Menu has the initial password set as
666666 This allows you to give this password to the user
so that they can view recorded footage (if you require).
However, they will NOT be able to access other areas
(settings) with this password. Audax recommend that this
Password is re-set and safely recorded at the earliest op-
portunity.
Only ever use the supplied chargers and cables. Using
other “similar” cables may invalidate the system
Warranty.
Gaining or attempting to gain physical access to the
internal memory will invalidate the system warranty.
Prior to first use of the system, charge the battery for a
minimum of 4 hours. When the battery is fully charged,
the Red “POWER” LED on the top of the device will
turn OFF. Please note that your camera may arrive
already fully charged, so don't be surprised if, the first
time you try to charge it, the red “charging” light does
not come on.
The Chest Camera device will be dispatched with a
protective film covering the camera lens (front) and
viewing screen (back).
Please ensure that the film is peeled off before using.
The Camera DOES NOT allow direct connection to a
PC for downloading of data. The ONLY way this can
be achieved is by using the CamManager software.
(Please note that this process is different if using
the Audax Docking Station).
We recommend that all recorded video / image files
are backed up before changing any system settings.
Failure to do so may cause recorded footage/files to
be deleted.
