A. Power on the Rincon and enter standby mode
B. Press the WiFi button located on the rubber cover on the left arm of the Rincon
C. The Rincon will vibrate to indicate that WiFi is turned on (to turn off WiFi, press the button again)
D. An orange light will flash to indicate that the Rincon is emitting a WiFi signal
E. Go to your iOS/Android devices WiFi settings and connect to the “Rincon” WiFi network. If prompted, please enter the default WiFi password 12345678
F. Wait until your iOS/Android device is connected
G. Open the iVUE Rincon app (for details about the app, see the App Overview Section)

The power button is on the rubber cover on the left arm of the Rincon. Videos are recorded in 5, 15, or 30 minute files lengths depending on your settings. Each time you start/stop recording, a new video file is created. Make sure a micro SD card is inserted before recording.

A. START RECORDING
1. To turn on, press the power button; the Rincon will vibrate twice
2. A flashing blue or green light will show indicating that recording has started (blue=1080P, green=720P)
3. The light will continue to flash during recording

B. STOP RECORDING
1. Press the power button
2. The Rincon will vibrate, stop recording, and enter standby mode
3. To stop recording and turn off, press and hold the power button for 2-3 seconds. It will give a long vibration and power off; all files will be saved.

This section outlines how to change the video resolution using the buttons on the Rincon. You can also change the resolution by using the iOS/Android app.
1. Enter standby mode
2. The default resolution is 1080P @ 30fps and is indicated by a blue light
3. To change the resolution, press and hold the WiFi button until you feel a vibration
4. The light will now show green to indicate the resolution was changed to 720P @ 60fps
5. Repeat these steps to switch resolutions

We pride ourselves on our customer service and we are always available to help you if you have issues with your device. Please feel free to contact our customer service AFTER following these steps below.

A. RESET
If the Rincon freezes, won’t turn on, or becomes unresponsive, we recommend resetting them. This will restore the settings back to the manufacturer defaults and reset the internal software, it will NOT delete any recordings.
1. The reset button is located under the rubber cover on the left arm of the Rincon; directly under the wording “reset” on the outside of the rubber cover
2. Using a pin, paperclip, or similar object; insert into the reset button hole; press and hold for 3 seconds and release
3. The reset is now complete

B. MORE TROUBLESHOOTING

Visit the Google Play or the Apple App store and search “iVUE Rincon” to download the app. The Rincon can wirelessly connect to your iOS/Android device; please see section Wi-Fi Pairing for instructions. The functions of the app will only work when your iOS/Android device is paired with the Rincon.

There are 2 ways to take photos outlined below. By default, the Rincon will take one photo at a time, but you can set it to take a burst of photos. Burst settings can be found in the iOS/Android app.

A. WHILE RECORDING
1. During recording, quickly press the power button twice
2. The Rincon will vibrate once; a green and blue light will display when a photo is taken
3. After the photo is taken, it will vibrate twice and return to the video recording mode

B. FROM STANDBY MODE
1. Quickly press the power button twice to take a photo
2. After the photo is taken, it will return to standby mode and be ready to take another photo
3. To return to video recording, press the power button once

You can transfer/playback your recordings on a computer or within the iOS/Android app. If you have trouble getting videos to play on your computer, we HIGHLY recommend downloading VLC Player.

A. CONNECT TO A MAC/WINDOWS COMPUTER
1. With an sd card insert and powered off, plug the Rincon into your computer using the supplied USB cable
2. They will mount as a removable drive; open the drive
3. Locate and open the DCIM folder; then open the MOVIE or PHOTO folder
4. Transfer the files onto your computer; then open the files to view/playback

B. REMOVE SD CARD
1. Remove the SD card
 from the Rincon
2. Put the sd card into a card reader/adapter and insert it into your computer
3. Open the drive that appears on your computer
4. Open the DCIM folder; then open the MOVIE or PHOTO folder
5. Transfer the files onto your computer; then open the files to view/playback

C. IOS/ANDROID APP
1. Install the iVUE Rincon app on your iOS/Android device and connect the Rincon (see WiFi pairing & app overview)
2. Open the app and navigate to the VIEW MEDIA (located at the bottom of the app)
3. VIEW MEDIA shows files contained on the SD card of the Rincon (SD CARD MEDIA) and files that have been transferred onto your iOS/Android Device (SAVED MEDIA)
4. Navigate to SD CARD MEDIA; select files and transfer them into SAVED MEDIA
5. Navigate to SAVED MEDIA; view, select, or save/share the files

You can change the time/date settings using a MAC/ Windows. This can also be changed using the iOS/ Android app.

A. With an sd card inserted and powered off, plug the Rincon into your computer using the supplied USB cable
B. They will mount as a removable drive; open the drive; locate and open the “SETTING.TXT” file
C. Locate the DATE_STAMP line, change the number after the equal sign to “1” to enable time/date stamp or “0” to disable it
D. Locate the TIME_SET line and change the the time/date; the format is YYYY.MM.DD HH:MM:SS (Feb. 28, 2019 4:34PM would display as 2019.02.28 04:34:00)
E. Change the “N” (located in front of the time/date numbers) to a “Y” for your changes to be saved
F. Save the “SETTING.TXT” file and unplug the Rincon; the next time you record a video, your new settings will take effect