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POLAROID XS100 USER GUIDE
Welcome
Thank you for your purchase of the Polaroid XS100 camera. As supplied herein, the XS100
can be mounted on all kinds of helmets and any type of handlebar or pipe between .75
and 1.4 inches in diameter. All the necessary straps, interlocking mounting parts, USB
cable, software and, of course, the camera are included. Additional exciting mounts like
suction cups and board mounts will soon be available at polaroidaction.com. Check the site
frequently for new accessories.
What’s Included in the Box?
• Camera
• Mini USB to USB cable
• HDMI Cable
• Secure String with quick disconnect
• Mount-Lock
• Mount-Lock Key
• Manual
• Carrying pouch with belt hook
• Helmet mounts (all helmet types)
• Handlebar mounts (all bars measuring .75-in to 1.4-in)
• Assorted mounting hardware
PRECAUTIONS
1. Make sure the XS100’s back cover is twisted on and completely sealed before use.
If foreign objects or water enter the camera, turn the power off. Continued use may
cause an injury.
2. If the camera has been dropped or its case has been damaged, turn the power off.
Continued use may cause permanent damage and/or personal injury.
3. There are no user serviceable parts in the camera: DO NOT DISASSEMBLE! Do not
place the camera on unstable surfaces. This may cause the camera to fall or tilt over,
causing damage. For repair, visit polaroidaction.com for customer service information.
4. A camera is a precision instrument. Do not drop, strike, or use excessive force when
handling the camera. Doing so may render the camera inoperative.
5. Do not leave the camera in places where the temperature may rise significantly such
as inside a car. High temperatures may adversely affect the case or internal parts of
the camera.
6. Before you move the camera, disconnect cords and cables. Failure to do so may
damage the cords and cables.
7. This is an extreme sports video product. Please be careful that you don’t mount the
camera in a fixed position where, in the event of an accident, you subject yourself to
bodily contact with the camera.