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BRAVE 7
A C T I O N C A M E R A
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Content
Important Notes---------------------------------------------------------------------------------06
Micro SD Card Use------------------------------------------------------------------------------07
IPX8 Waterproof---------------------------------------------------------------------------------08
Overheated Camera----------------------------------------------------------------------------10
1. Specifications----------------------------------------------------------------------------------11
2. What’s in the Box-----------------------------------------------------------------------------12
3. Your Brave 7 Action Camera-------------------------------------------------------------13
4. Getting Started--------------------------------------------------------------------------------15
4.1 Unboxing-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------15
4.2 Take the camera out of the camera frame---------------------------------------15
4.3 Take the camera frame from the packing box----------------------------------16
4.4 Charge the battery------------------------------------------------------------------------16
4.5 Install the battery-------------------------------------------------------------------------17
4.6 Install the Micro SD card----------------------------------------------------------------17
4.7 Charge-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18
4.8 Power on-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------18
5. Getting Started--------------------------------------------------------------------------------19
5.1 Operation Instructions------------------------------------------------------------------19
(1) Powering On and Off -----------------------------------------------------------------19
(2) Preview Screen--------------------------------------------------------------------------19
(3) Pressing the Shutter Button---------------------------------------------------------20
(4) Quickly Switching Modes-------------------------------------------------------------20
(5) Zooming in or out----------------------------------------------------------------------21
(6) Video Sound -----------------------------------------------------------------------------22
(7) Album--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------23
(8) Setting Resolution----------------------------------------------------------------------23
(10) Switching Screens--------------------------------------------------------------------24
5.2 Quick Guide---------------------------------------------------------------------------------25
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5.3 Quick Menu---------------------------------------------------------------------------------26

(1) Voice Control-----------------------------------------------------------------------------27
(2) Wifi------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------27
(3) Screen Brightness ---------------------------------------------------------------------28
(5) One Key Fast Shooting----------------------------------------------------------------28
(6) Grid-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------29
(7) Preferences-------------------------------------------------------------------------------29
(8) To Exit Quick Menu---------------------------------------------------------------------29
6. Video ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------30
6.1 Video Modes--------------------------------------------------------------------------------30
(1) Video ( Default mode)-----------------------------------------------------------------32
(2) Timelapse Video ------------------------------------------------------------------------33
(3) HyperLapse Video----------------------------------------------------------------------34
(4) Slow Motion Video---------------------------------------------------------------------35
6.2 Video Settings------------------------------------------------------------------------------36
(1) Resolution---------------------------------------------------------------------------------38
(2) Timelapse Interval ---------------------------------------------------------------------39
(3) HyperLapse Speed --------------------------------------------------------------------40
(4) Slow Motion Speed --------------------------------------------------------------------41
(5) Image Stabilization---------------------------------------------------------------------42
(6) Metering-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------42
(7) EV--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------43
(8) ISO ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------44
(9) White Balance----------------------------------------------------------------------------44
(10) Sharpness-------------------------------------------------------------------------------45
(11) Bit Rate-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------45
(12) Filter---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------46
(13) Fragment--------------------------------------------------------------------------------46
(14) Driving Mode---------------------------------------------------------------------------47
(15) Wind Noise Reduction---------------------------------------------------------------47
(16) Dark Light Mode-----------------------------------------------------------------------48
(17) Distortion Calibration --------------------------------------------------------------48
(18) Capture Duration---------------------------------------------------------------------48
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(19) WDR---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------49
(20) HindSight--------------------------------------------------------------------------------49
6.3 Video Settings Menu---------------------------------------------------------------------51
7. Photo ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------53
7.1 Photo Modes--------------------------------------------------------------------------------53
(1) Photo (default)--------------------------------------------------------------------------55
(2) Timelapse Photo------------------------------------------------------------------------56
7.2 Photo Settings------------------------------------------------------------------------------57
(1) Resolution---------------------------------------------------------------------------------58
(2) Metering-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------58
(3) EV--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------59
(4) ISO-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------60
(5) Shutter-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------60
(6) White Balance----------------------------------------------------------------------------61
(7) Sharpness---------------------------------------------------------------------------------61
(8) Filter----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------62
(9) Self-Timer---------------------------------------------------------------------------------62
(10) Image Format--------------------------------------------------------------------------63
(11) Capture Duration---------------------------------------------------------------------63
(12) Burst Photo-----------------------------------------------------------------------------64
(13) Photo Quality---------------------------------------------------------------------------64
(14) WDR---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------65
(15) Distortion Calibration----------------------------------------------------------------65
7.3. Photo Settings Menu--------------------------------------------------------------------66
8. System Settings-------------------------------------------------------------------------------67
8.1 Preferences ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------67
(1) Voice Control ----------------------------------------------------------------------------68
(2) Language----------------------------------------------------------------------------------68
(3) Video Format-----------------------------------------------------------------------------69
(4) Code----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------69
(5) Power Frequency-----------------------------------------------------------------------70
(6) Wireless Connection-------------------------------------------------------------------70
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(7) Remote -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------72

(8) One Key Fast Shooting ---------------------------------------------------------------72
(9) Gyroscope--------------------------------------------------------------------------------73
8.2 General Settings---------------------------------------------------------------------------73
(1) Screen Brightness ---------------------------------------------------------------------73
(2) Sound--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------74
(4) Video Sound------------------------------------------------------------------------------77
(5) Auto Power Off--------------------------------------------------------------------------78
(6) Screen Saver-----------------------------------------------------------------------------78
(7) Date & Time------------------------------------------------------------------------------79
(8) Date Stamp-------------------------------------------------------------------------------80
(9) Format -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------81
(10) Factory Reset---------------------------------------------------------------------------82
(11) Voice Command ----------------------------------------------------------------------82
(12) About-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------82
9. Album--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------83
9.1 Accessing Album---------------------------------------------------------------------------83
9.2 Album Interface----------------------------------------------------------------------------84
9.3 Video Playback ----------------------------------------------------------------------------84
(1) Playback Videos-------------------------------------------------------------------------84
(2) Video Screen-----------------------------------------------------------------------------85
9.4 Photo Playback ----------------------------------------------------------------------------85
(1) Playback Photos-------------------------------------------------------------------------85
(2) Photo Screen ----------------------------------------------------------------------------86
9.5 Delete Files----------------------------------------------------------------------------------86
(1) Delete Files from the File List-------------------------------------------------------86
(2) Delete Files on the Video Screen--------------------------------------------------87
(3) Delete Files on the Photo Screen--------------------------------------------------87
10. Data Transmission-------------------------------------------------------------------------88
10.1 Transferring Files to a Computer--------------------------------------------------88
10.2 Web Cam-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------88
11. App Download & Wifi Connection ---------------------------------------------------89
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11.1 Camera Wifi -------------------------------------------------------------------------------89

11.2 Features of the AKASO GO App----------------------------------------------------89
11.3 Download the AKASO GO App -----------------------------------------------------89
11.4 Register for the AKASO GO App----------------------------------------------------90
11.5 Connect to AKASO GO App via Wifi-----------------------------------------------91
11.6 Menu of AKASO GO App--------------------------------------------------------------94
(1) User Interface ---------------------------------------------------------------------------94
(2) Video ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------94
(3) Photo --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------97
(4) Album --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------99
(5) System Settings----------------------------------------------------------------------- 102
12. Remote --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------107
12.1 Connect to the Remote--------------------------------------------------------------107
12.2 Button Operation Instructions----------------------------------------------------108
12.3 Indicators---------------------------------------------------------------------------------108
13. Mount Your Brave 7 --------------------------------------------------------------------109
14. Troubleshooting--------------------------------------------------------------------------110
15. Battery Maintenance-------------------------------------------------------------------110
15.1 Battery Handling and Storage-----------------------------------------------------110
15.2 Suggestions for Battery Maintenance------------------------------------------111
16. Notes------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------112
17. Contact Us----------------------------------------------------------------------------------112
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Important Notes
Congratulations on your new AKASO Brave 7 Action Camera! You must be excited
to use your Brave 7, however, please spend time reading this manual before using
it. You need to get to know all its features now so as to get the most out of it.
It’s of great importance to regularly update the camera’s firmware. To do this, you
can connect your camera to the AKASO GO app via the camera’s Wifi, and then
download and install the newest firmware.
1. This camera is a precise product. Please protect it from falling or colliding in
case it’s badly damaged.
2. Please place this camera away from machines or matters rich in strong magnet-
ic fields or power, such as motors or magnets.
3. Please make sure the camera work at its operating temperature. Do not leave it
exposed to high or low-temperature areas for a long period of time in case its
service life is shortened.
4. This camera body is waterproof, though, please make sure all its covers are
tightly closed before diving and there is no foreign matter around the camera
lens.
5. Please rinse the camera in clean water and dry it up with a soft cloth each time
you finished using it in the sea.
6. Please do not charge the battery for a long period of time. Keep it away from
kids and pets in case of any incident.
7. Please take the battery out of the camera if you do not use it for a long period
of time.
8. Please store this camera away from any sharp metals and wet compartments.
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Micro SD Card Use
To capture videos and photos, you need a memory card(sold separately). Please
use brand name memory cards that meet these requirements:
1. U3
2. Capacity up to 512GB (FAT32)
Warm Tip:
1. Please format the memory card in this camera before using it to ensure
compatibility.
2. Using a memory card with a capacity larger than what is required can lead to
complications such as failure to recognize the card. In addition, it may cause
camera malfunctions, including unresponsiveness and firmware failure.
3. To keep your memory card in good condition, please reformat it on a regular
basis. Reformatting erases all your content, so please make sure to offload your
photos and videos before reformatting. FAT32 format memory card will stop re-
cording and starts to record again on a new file when the file size reaches 4GB.
Notes
1. Please do not use the Micro SD card in environments exposed to strong
currents or magnetic fields.
2. Please do not touch the Micro SD or leave it touched by any mental items in
case it’s squeezed, bent, or falling.
3. Please keep the Micro SD card away from water, wet areas, or places with
erosive items.
4. Please insert the Micro SD into the card slot in the right direction.
5. Please do not insert any foreign item into the Micro SD card slot.
6. Please turn off the camera before inserting or removing the Micro SD card.
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IPX8 Waterproof
The Brave 7 action camera is designed to be IPX8 waterproof without an external

case. So you can submerge it up to 8 meters or 26 feet deep. Nevertheless, it is
crucial to take necessary precautions to prevent any leakage. Before immersing
your Brave 7 action camera in water, ensure that all the protective covers are
firmly closed. You can begin your underwater adventure with peace of mind once
you hear a click, indicating that all the covers are securely sealed.
USB port cover not closed securely USB port cover closed securely
Battery cover not closed securely Battery cover closed securely
Lens cover not closed securely Lens cover closed securely

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Notes:
1.The Brave 7 action camera is waterproof, though, it’s easy to form a conductive
layer on the touchscreen when there is moisture on it, resulting in screen drift or
multiple screen jumps, causing the touchscreen not to function properly
underwater. So we recommend you operate the camera underwater through
buttons. For instance, if you need to switch shooting modes, first make sure the
camera is on the preview screen, then press the Mode button. Tip: When the
camera is on the mode menu screen, you can press the Mode button again to
switch to another mode.
2. To avoid multiple screen jumps when using the camera underwater, we
recommend you lock the screen. To do this, simply tap on the Lock icon on the
quick menu. To unlock the screen, just tap on the Lock icon on the screen and
swipe the slider up.
3. If you want to dive into deep waters for optimal experience, please install your
Brave 7 action camera into the waterproof case in case it gets soaked.
Note: The camera will not record sound when it’s in the waterproof case.
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Preferences
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Overheated Camera
The Brave 7 action camera is designed to detect overheating conditions and will
shut down when needed. A red icon stating "Temperature too high! The camera
will automatically shut down" will appear on the touchscreen if your camera
becomes too hot and needs to cool down. Consequently, the camera will power
off automatically. At this time, you will just need to let the camera idle and cool
before using it again.
Notes: 1. The Brave 8 Lite action camera operates within a temperature range
between -5℃ and 45℃ (23℉ and 113℉). Using the camera in excessively high or
low temperatures will affect its runtimes.
2. Capturing at a high resolution and frame rate will cause your camera to
consume more power and heat up much faster, especially in high temperatures.
In this case, try to shoot at a lower resolution and frame rate.
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1. Specifications
Brand AKASO
Name 4K Versatile Brave 7 Action Camera
Model Brave 7
Size 66×44×34mm
Net weight 112g
Material Plastic, silicone, glass
Battery capacity 1350mAh
Battery life 90mins for 4K video recording, and 140mins for 1080P
video recording. (This varies depending on the usage environment.)
Wireless network RF 2.4G+Wifi 2.4GHz
Waterproof grade of
IPX8
the camera
Waterproof grade of
IPX4
the remote
Working Temperature -5℃~45℃（23℉~113℉）
Supports external microphones (sold separately) with

External Microphone
Type-C ports
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2. What’s in the Box
Brave 7 Camera Frame Battery Charger Battery USB Cable

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Remote Control Remote Control Spanner Helmet Mount 1 Helmet Mount 2

×1 Strap ×1 ×1 ×1 ×1
Buckle Mount J-Hook Mount A Mount C Mount D Mount

×1 ×1 ×1 ×1 ×1
F Mount E Mount H Mount Bandage Tether

×1 ×1 ×1 ×4 ×5
Lens Cloth 3M Adhesive Tape Quick Start Guide

×1 ×2 ×1
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3. Your Brave 7 Action Camera
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1 Power/Shutter/Confirm Button 6 Wifi Indicator
2 Working Indicator 7 Speaker
3 Front Screen 8 Type-C Power Port
4 Lens 9 Micro SD Card Slot
5 Microphone
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10 Touchscreen 14 Down Button
11 Battery Cover 15 Charging Indicator
12 Up Button 16 Working Indicator
13 Voice Control Microphone
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4. Getting Started
4.1 Unboxing
To do this, first open the packing box along the dotted line, then take the Brave 7
action camera together with its accessories out of the packing box.
1 Open the packing box along

the dotted line
2 Take out the Brave 7 action
camera and its accessories
4.2 Take the camera out of the camera frame

To do this, first pull up the camera frame’s buckle as indicated by the arrow to re-
lease the latch and open the door, then take the camera out of the camera frame.
While removing the

ca m e ra , b e s u re to
hold its buttons and
gently push it back-
wards, in case it gets
stuck.
1 Pull up the camera 2 Open the camera 3 Take the camera out
frame's buckle frame’s door of the camera frame
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4.3 Take the camera frame from the packing box

To do this, first unscrew the screw rod in a counterclockwise direction using either your
hand or the provided spanner. Once unscrewed, carefully remove the screw rod
from its position and take out the camera frame from the packaging box. Next, peel off
the silicon gel attached to the camera frame. Proceed by lifting the mount buckle
upwards, then push it backwards to detach it from its current position.
① Loosen the rod by rotating
it clockwise
② Screw it up by rotating
counterclockwise
Holding the spanner with

the pattern facing outward
1 Unscrew the screw rod

2 Remove the screw rod from its position
and take out the camera frame
3 Peel off the silicon gel 4 Lift the mount buckle upwards 5 Push it backwards
4.4 Charge the battery

To charge the battery, plug the battery charger into a USB outlet, then put the battery
into the battery charger till the indicator turns blue. (Warm tip: The battery charger
indicator will appear red while charging. It will turn blue when fully charged.)
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4.5 Install the battery

To install the battery, first push down the buckle of the battery cover to open the
cover, then put the battery into the battery slot, and then close the battery cover.
(You can pull up the battery strip to take the battery out of the slot.)
4.6 Install the Micro SD card

To install the SD card, first press down to open the charging cover to find the
memory card slot, then insert the memory card into the slot according to the
direction shown below, and then close the cover.
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4.7 Charge
To charge the camera, connect the camera to a USB adapter or a computer with
the Type-C charging cable. When the camera is fully charged, please unplug the
cable, and secure the battery cover properly.
4.8 Power on
To power on the camera, press and hold the Power button for 3 seconds to turn
on the Brave 7 action camera. (Please make sure all the camera’s covers are
properly closed before turning on the camera.)
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5. Getting Started
5.1 Operation Instructions

(1) Powering On and Off
When the camera is turned off, press and hold the Power button for 3 seconds to
turn on the camera.
When the camera is turned on, press and hold the Power button for 3 seconds to
turn off the camera.
(2) Preview Screen

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1 SD Card Capacity 4 Audio Recording 7 Zoom
2 Remaining Card Capacity 5 Current Shooting Mode 8 Resolution
3 Preview Screen 6 Power Status

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(3) Pressing the Shutter Button

When the camera is in Photo or Video mode, press the Shutter button to take
photos or record videos.
① Press the Shutter button to start taking photos or recording videos.
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② Press the Shutter button again to stop recording. (In Video mode only)
(4) Quickly Switching Modes

There are 3 ways to switch modes.
Method 1: When the camera is on the preview screen, tap on the mode icon in
the bottom left corner to switch modes. After you have successfully done so,
swipe up to go back to the preview screen.
Video Take photo
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Video
Method 2: When the camera is on the preview screen, swipe right to enter the
mode menu, then swipe left or right to switch modes.
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Take photo
Method 3: When the camera is on the preview screen, press and hold the Up
button for 3 seconds to quickly switch between Photo or Video mode.
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(5) Zooming in or out

You can zoom in or out to adjust the viewing angles. You can choose from Super
Wide Angle, Wide Angle, Portrait Angle, and Narrow Angle. There are 2 ways to use
the zoom feature.
Method 1: When the camera is on the preview screen, tap on the “+” icon to zoom
in or out.
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4K30 Super Wide Angle
Narrow Angle
Portrait Perspective
Wide Angle
Super Wide Angle
Method 2: When the camera is on the preview screen, press the Up button to
zoom in, and press the Down button to zoom out.
Super Wide Angle
※ You can’t zoom in or out when the camera is in Hyperlapse Video mode.
(6) Video Sound

You can turn the video sound feature on or off. When it’s disabled, the camera will
record videos without audio.
When the camera is on the preview screen, a green microphone icon indicates
that Video Sound is enabled, and a white one indicates that this feature is
disabled. You can tap on the microphone icon to turn Video Sound on or off.
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Note: Sounds recorded by the camera may experience some degradation when
placed in the waterproof case.
(7) Album
Album allows you to view or playback videos or photos taken by the camera. To
access Album, simply swipe left when the camera is on the preview screen.
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(8) Setting Resolution

To configure the resolution settings, first make sure the camera is on the preview
screen. Then, tap on the default resolution icon to enter the resolution settings
screen. From there, you can swipe left or right to choose your desired resolution.
To return back to the preview screen, simply swipe down.
Video Resolution
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(9) Image Stabilization

You can also turn Image Stabilization on or off while configuring the resolution
settings. To turn on or off Image Stabilization, simply tap on the image stabilization
icon. The icon turns blue when this feature is enabled, and turns white
when disabled. To go back to the preview screen, simply swipe down.
Video Resolution
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Note: Image Stabilization is available in Video mode only.
(10) Switching Screens

To switch between the front and touch screens, first turn on the camera, then
press and hold the Down button for 3 seconds. To exit the front or touch screen,
simply press and hold the Down button for 3 seconds again.
※ The touchscreen can’t be operated when the camera is switched to the

front screen.
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5.2 Quick Guide
Video Settings
Resolution Image Stabilization Metering
2.7K ┃ 30 Normal CAM
EV ISO White Balance
OEV Auto Auto
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Take Photo
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1. Swipe right to access the mode menu

To switch shooting modes, first make sure the camera is on the preview screen.
Then, swipe right to enter the mode menu screen. Last, swipe left or right to
choose a desired shooting mode.
2. Swipe left to access the album

Simply swipe left to access the album. And you will be able to preview all the
videos and photos taken by the camera.
3. Swipe up to access the Video / Photo setting
To enter the video or photo settings screen, simply swipe up when the camera is
on the preview screen.
4. Swipe down to access the quick menu

Simply swipe down to access the quick menu.
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5.3 Quick Menu
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5 Preferences 10
1 Remaining SD Card Capacity 6 Time
2 Wifi 7 Power Status
3 Voice Control 8 Screen Brightness
4 Preferences 9 Lock the Screen
5 One Key Fast Shooting 10 Grid
You can swipe down to access the quick menu when the camera is on the preview
screen.
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4K30 Preferences
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(1) Voice Control

Voice Control enables you to conveniently control your camera through supported
voice commands, allowing for hands-free capture. The camera responds to the
given voice commands, executing various functions. For example, when you say
"AKASO Take Photo" to the camera, it will promptly initiate the photo capturing
process as directed. For more details, please consult the section System Settings
→ Voice Commands.
You can tap on the Voice Control icon on the quick menu to turn the voice control
feature on or off. The icon will turn blue when this feature is enabled, and turn
gray when it’s disabled.
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Preferences
(2) Wifi
The camera’s Wifi works to connect the camera to the AKASO GO app, and
download files. (For more details, please consult the section App Download & Wifi
Connection → Camera Wifi. )
To turn Wifi on or off, simply tap on the Wifi icon. The Wifi icon will turn blue
when Wifi is turned on, and turn gray when it’s off.
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Preferences
※ When the camera’s Wifi is turned on, it will automatically turn off if it’s not
connected to the the app within 3 minutes. To connect your camera to the
app, please turn on Wifi again.
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(3) Screen Brightness

You can adjust the screen brightness accordingly by tapping the screen brightness
icon on the quick menu. The brightness can be set from 50% to 100%.
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100%
75%
Preferences
50%
(4) Lock the Screen

The screen lock feature prevents the camera from unlocking, making it ideal for
underwater use. To lock the screen, simply tap on the Lock icon on the quick menu. To
unlock the screen, just tap on the Lock icon on the screen and swipe the slider up.
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Preferences
(5) One Key Fast Shooting

With this feature enabled, the camera will automatically turn on and start
recording as soon as you the Shutter button in the power-off state. To stop the
video, simply press the Shutter button again. The camera will then save the video
file and power off.
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Preferences
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(6) Grid
A square grid can greatly enhance your ability to produce high-quality videos by
facilitating proper composition and selecting the optimal viewing angle.
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(7) Preferences
To enter the settings screen, simply tap on the “Preference” option on the quick menu.
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Voice Control
Language
Video Format
Preferences
Code
(8) To Exit Quick Menu

To exit the quick menu, simply swipe up to go back to the preview screen.
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6. Video
6.1 Video Modes
Video modes of this camera include Video, Timelapse Video, HyperLapse Video,
and Slow Motion Video.
① To select a desired video mode, simply tap on the Video icon in the bottom left
corner to enter the video mode menu, then choose from the available options.
Video Take Photo
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Video
② After selecting your desired video mode, just tap on the bottom of the screen
and swipe up to return to the preview screen effortlessly. (You can also wait
for 3 seconds till the camera automatically enters the preview screen of the
selected mode.)
Video Take Photo
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Video
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③ When the camera is on the preview screen, you can tap on the bottom of the
screen and swipe up to access the video settings screen.
Video Settings
2.7K ┃ 30 Turn off CAM

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OEV Auto Auto
④ On this screen, swipe up to access more settings. Different video modes provide
you with distinct setting options. For more information, please consult the section
Video Settings Menu.
Video Settings Video Settings

Resolution Image Stabilization Metering Sharpness Bit Rate Filter
2.7K ┃ 30 Turn off CAM 3 High Normal
EV ISO White Balance Fragment Driving Mode Wind Noise Reduction
OEV Auto Auto Turn off Turn off Turn off
⑤ After completing the setup, please swipe down to return to the preview screen.
Video Settings

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OEV Auto Auto
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(1) Video ( Default mode)

In this mode, when you press the Shutter button, the camera will record normal
video at the set resolution and frame.
① After selecting “Video”, the camera will enter Video mode.
Video Take Photo
Video
② In Video mode, you can tap on the “Resolution” option to access the quick
menu which offers the following settings.
Video Resolution
4K30 2.7K30 1440P60
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*Resolution/Frame rate: To set the resolution/frame rate, simply swipe left and
right to choose from the available options.
*Image Stabilization: To turn on this feature on or or off, tap on the image sta-
bilization icon. The blue icon indicates this feature is enabled, and the white one
indicates it’s disabled.
Image Stabilization is available in Video mode only.
③ In Video mode, you can swipe up to access the video settings screen. From
there, you can configure the settings of Resolution, Frame Rate, Image
Stabilization, Filter, and more. (For more information, please consult the
section Video Settings Menu. After completing the setup, please tap on the
bottom of the screen and swipe up to return to Timelapse Video mode.
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(2) Timelapse Video

Timelapse Video captures a sequence of video frames at the set interval to condense
long events into shorter videos. For instance, a 20-minute video recorded at the
2-second interval will be saved as a 20-second fast-motion video, while a 10-second
interval results in a 4-second fast-motion video.
① After selecting “Timelapse Video”, the camera will enter Timelapse Video mode.
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Timelapse Video
② When the camera is in Timelapse Video mode, you can tap on the “Resolution”
icon to enter the quick menu and efficiently configure your desired settings for
creating a captivating timelapse video.
Video Resolution
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Resolution
4K 2.7K
2s 5s 10s
4K
Timelapse
Interval
*Resolution: 4K/2.7K/1080P/1440P
To set the resolution, simply swipe left or right to choose from the available options.
*Timelapse Interval: 2s/5s (default) /10s/30s/1min/2min/5min/10min/30min/1h
To set the timelapse interval, simply swipe left or right to choose from the available
options.
③ When the camera is in Timelapse Video mode, you can swipe up to access the
video settings screen. From there, you can configure the settings of Resolution,
Timelapse Interval, Filter, and more. For more information, please consult the
section Video Settings Menu. After completing the setup, please tap on the
bottom of the screen and swipe up to return to Timelapse Video mode.
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(3) HyperLapse Video

In HyperLapse Video mode, the camera can capture steady and smooth fast-motion
videos that appear to be moving faster than real-time, making it an ideal for use it
in fast-moving scenes.
For instance, a 20-minute video recorded at the 2X shutter speed will be saved as
a 3-minute fast-motion video. The video is then sped up by 2 times. While a 10X
shutter speed results in a 36-second fast-motion video. The video is then sped up
by 10 times.
① After selecting “HyperLapse Video”, the camera will enter HyperLapse Video mode.
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HyperLapse Video
② When the camera is in HyperLapse Video mode, you can tap on the “Resolution”
icon to enter the quick menu that offers the following settings.
Video Resolution
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Resolution
4K 2.7K
2X 5X 10X
4K
Timelapse
Interval
*Resolution: To set the resolution, simply swipe left and right to choose from the
available options.
*Hyperlapse Speed: To set the HyperLapse Speed, simply swipe left and right to
choose from the available options.
③ When the camera is in HyperLapse Video mode, you can swipe up to access
the video settings screen. From there, you can configure the settings of
Resolution, HyperLapse Speed, Filter, and more. For more information, please
consult the section Video Settings Menu. After completing the setup, please
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(4) Slow Motion Video

In Slow Motion Video mode, the camera will record videos at the set resolution and
slow motion speed. However, the video footage will be saved at a playback speed of 30
frames per second (fps). As a result, when the video is played back, it will appear to
be in slow motion, creating a visually captivating effect.
For instance, a 10-second video recorded at 720P 4X will be saved as a 40-second
slow-motion video at 720P30FPS. The video is then slowed down by 4 times,
making this mode ideal for capturing fast-moving scenes.
① After selecting “Slow Motion Video”, the camera will enter Slow Motion Video mode.
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Slow Motion Video
② When the camera is in Slow Motion Video mode, you can tap on the “Resolution”
icon to enter the quick menu that offers the following settings.
Video Resolution
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Resolution
1440P 1080P
2X
SLO 1440P
Slow Motion
Speed
*Resolution: To set the resolution, simply swipe left and right to choose from the
available options.
*Slow Motion Speed: To set the slow motion speed, simply swipe left and right to
choose from the available options.
When the camera is in Slow Motion Video mode, you can swipe up to access the
video settings screen. From there, you can configure the settings of Resolution,
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Timelapse Interval, Filter, and more. For more information, please consult the section
Video Settings Menu. After completing the setup, please tap on the bottom of the
screen and swipe up to return to Slow Motion Video mode.
6.2 Video Settings
You can configure your desired settings for a captivating video.

① To access the Video Settings screen, first make sure the camera is in Video
mode, then swipe up the screen.
Video Settings

4K30
OEV Auto Auto
② On the video settings screen, you can scroll through all the settings to access a
wide range of available options.
Video Settings Video Settings

Resolution Image Stabilization Metering Sharpness Bit Rate Filter
2.7K ┃ 30 Turn off CAM 3 High Normal
EV ISO White Balance Framgent Driving Mode Wind Noise Reduction
OEV Auto Auto Turn off Turn off Turn off
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③ On each settings screen, you can swipe up or down to select a desired setting.
Metering
CAM(Center Average
Metering)：A metering CAM
mode that mainly bases
the center of the screen
and complements the AM
surroundings
④ After completing the setup, you can tap on the “<” icon in the upper left corner
of the screen to save your change, and return to video settings screen.
Resolution 16 : 9
2.7K 30
8K 4K 2.7K 1440P 1080P
⑤ On this screen, you can swipe down to go back to the preview screen.
Video Settings
OEV Auto Auto
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(1) Resolution
The camera is capable of capturing up to 4K30FPS high-resolution videos, with
higher resolution offering greater clarity and detail due to the increased number
of pixels. However, higher resolution video also results in larger file sizes.
① To configure the resolution settings, first make sure the camera is in Video
mode. Second, swipe up to access the video settings screen. Third, tap on the
“Resolution” option to enter the settings screen.
Video Settings
OEV Auto Auto
② Last, swipe left or right to choose from the available options.
Resolution ① 16 : 9
② ③
2.7K 30
8K 4K 2.7K 1440P 1080P
① Aspect ratio: 16:9/4:3

② Resolution: 4K/2.7K/1080P/720P/1440P
③ Frame rate: Frame rates vary depending on the video format.
•NTSC: 240/120/60/30
•PAL: 200/100/50/25
※ The 16:9 aspect ratio works only when you set the resolution to 4K, 2.7K, 1080P,
or 720P.
The 4:3 aspect ratio works only when you set the resolution to 1440P.
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(2) Timelapse Interval

In Timelapse mode, the camera will save a scene at the set interval and automatically
turn these scenes into a video.
For instance, when the timelapse interval is set to “5s”, the camera will save a scene
every 5 seconds, then turn a long video into a short one. It’s ideal for ideal for use
in capturing beautiful transitions like sunrise, sunset, bloom, and more.
① To configure the Timelapse Interval settings, first make sure the camera is in Timelapse
Video mode. Then, tap on the “Resolution” icon to enter its settings screen.
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② On this screen, you will be able to select a desired timelapse interval from 2s,
5s (default), 10s, 30s, 1min, 2min, 5min, 10min, 30min, and 1h.
Video Resolution
① 4K 2.7K
2s ② 5s 10s
① Resolution: 4K/2.7K/1080P/1440P
② Timelapse Interval: 2s/5s (default)/10s/30s/1min/2min/5min/10min/30min/1h
※ This option is available in Timelapse Video mode only.
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(3) HyperLapse Speed

HyperLapse Speed refers to the rate at which the video is sped up.
① To configure the HyperLapse speed settings, first make sure the camera is in
HyperLapse Video mode. Second, tap on the “Resolution” icon to enter the
settings screen.
Video Resolution
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4K 2.7K
2X 5X 10X
4K
② You will be able to select your preferred HyperLapse speed from 30X, 15X 10X,
5X(default), and 2X.
Video Resolution
① 4K 2.7K
2X ② 5X 10X
① Resolution: 4K/2.7K/1080P/1440P
② HyperLapse Speed: 30X/15X/10X/5X(default)/2X
※ This option is available in HyperLapse Video mode only.
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(4) Slow Motion Speed

Slow motion Speed refers to the rate at which the video is slowed down.
① To configure the slow motion speed settings, first make sure the camera isin
Slow Motion Video mode. Second, tap on the “Resolution” icon to enter the
settings screen.
Video Resolution
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1440P 1080P
2X
SLO 1440P
② You will be able to select your preferred slow-motion speed from 8X, 4X, and
2X (default).
Video Resolution
① 1440P 1080P
② 2X
① Resolution: 1080P/720P/1440P
② Slow Motion Speed: 8X/4X/2X(default)
※ This option is available in Slow Motion Video mode only.
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(5) Image Stabilization

Electronic Image Stabilization (EIS2.0) can efficiently smooth out the lens shakes,
resulting in smooth and clear videos. This feature is ideal for use in capturing
scenes involving activities like riding, skating, and handheld use.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “Image Stabilization” option to
access its settings screen.
Image Stabilization
Video Settings
Resolution Image Stabilization Metering Turn off
OFF：Turn off Video
2.7K ┃ 30 Turn off CAM Stabilization Normal
OEV Auto Auto
※ Image Stabilization is available in Video mode only.
(6) Metering
This option allows you to the meter mode for different scenes. There are 5 metering
modes of the Brave 7 action camera.
CAM (Central Average Metering ): In this mode, the camera primarily focuses on
the center of the screen while also taking into account the surrounding elements.
This mode proves particularly effective when capturing scenes with uniform
lighting conditions.
AM (Average Meter Metering): It’s also known as matrix metering mode. In this
mode, the camera measures the brightness of the entire scene and calculates the
exposure to avoid overexposure. It’s suitable for use in scenes of even lights.
CM (Central Metering): In this mode, the camera measures the brightness of the
scene with more emphasis on the center area. It’s ideal for taking selfie, close-up
shots of flowers and grass, etc.
SM (Spot Metering): In this mode, the camera measures the brightness of a
small area or spot in the scene, and sets the exposure based on that reading. It’s
perfect for taking close-ups.
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AFM (AI Facial Metering): In this mode, the camera can recognize and optimize
the exposure settings of the camera based on the detected facial features in the
scene. It’s ideal for use in taking selfie.
To configure the Metering settings, tap on the "Metering" option to access its settings
screen. From there, you can choose your preferred option from the available
options: CAM (default), AM, CM, SM, and AFM.
Metering
Video Settings
Resolution Image Stabilization Metering CAM
AM(Average Metering): A
2.7K ┃ 30 Turn off CAM metering mode that bases AM
the whole screen.
CM
OEV Auto Auto
(7) EV
EV (Exposure Value) enables you to adjust the brightness of your photos and
videos. A higher EV value creates a brighter image, while a lower value results in a
darker image.
To configure the EV settings, tap on the "EV" option to access its settings screen.
From there, you can choose your preferred option from the available options:
3.0/2.5/2.0/1.5/1.0/0.5/0 (default)/-0.5/-1.0EV/-1.5/-2.0/-2.5/-3.0.
EV
Video Settings
Resolution Image Stabilization Metering 0.5EV
Sets the brightness of
2.7K ┃ 30 Turn off CAM photos and videos. The 0EV
higher the value, the
brighter the video or
EV ISO White Balance photo -0.5EV
OEV Auto Auto
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(8) ISO
ISO allows you to adjust the sensitivity of the image sensor to light.
To configure the ISO settings, tap on the "ISO" option to access its settings screen.
Auto (default)/100/200/400/800/1600/3200.
ISO
Video Settings
Sets ISO values of photos
2.7K ┃ 30 Turn off CAM and videos Auto
100
OEV Auto Auto
(9) White Balance

White Balance allows you to adjust the color temperature of videos or photos to
optimize for warm and cool conditions.
To configure the White Balance settings, tap on the “White Balance” option to
access its settings screen. From there, you can choose your preferred option from
the available options: Auto (default)/2300K/2800K/3200K/4000K/4500K/5000K/55
00K/6000K/6500K.
White Balance
Video Settings
Sets the color of photos
2.7K ┃ 30 Turn off CAM and videos Auto
2300K
OEV Auto Auto
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(10) Sharpness
This option allows you to adjust the sharpness of the objects in your scene, which
is crucial for capturing the fine details and enhancing the overall quality of your
photos or videos.
To configure the Sharpness settings, tap on the “Sharpness” option to access
its settings screen. From there, you can choose your preferred option from the
available options: 0/1/2/3 (default) /4/5/6.
Sharpness
Video Settings
Sharpness Bit Rate Filter
2
Controls the quality of
3 High Normal details in your photos or 3
videos
Fragment Driving Mode Wind Noise Reduction

4
Turn off Turn off Turn off
(11) Bit Rate

Bit Rate has an impact on file size and image quality. The higher bit rate results in
a larger file and better image quality, and vice versa.
To configure the Bit Rate settings, tap on the “Bit Rate” option to access its
settings screen. From there, you can choose your preferred option from the
available options: High (default), Medium, and Low.
Bit Rate
Video Settings
Affects the file zise and
image quality. The lower
3 High Normal the bit rate, the smaller High
the file zise, and the lower
the image quality;
Fragment Driving Mode Wind Noise Reduction The higer the bit rate, Meduim
the larger the file size and
Turn off Turn off Turn off the better the image
quality
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(12) Filter
This setting offers multiple options for you to choose from. With different filters,
you can capture the most gorgeous footage.
To configure the Filter settings, tap on the “Filter” option to access its settings
options Normal (default) /Vivid/Diving mode/Snow View/Black & White /Snow/
Retro/Negative/Red/Green/Blue.
Filter
Video Settings
Selects the color of
3 High Normal photos and videos
Normal

Vivid
※ To avoid reddish or bluish images due to improper settings, we

recommend you set Filter to “Normal” before recording normal videos
(13) Fragment
The camera will record videos at the set time duration.
180S Loop: The camera will continuously record 180s of videos. When the Micro
SD is full, old video files will be overwritten by new ones to ensure continuous
recording.
To configure the Fragment settings, tap on the “Fragment” option, you can access
available options: Off (default)/15S/30S/180S Loop Video.
Fragment
Video Settings
Fragment: Films a 15s or
30s video that can be
3 High Normal Turn off
easily offloaded to your
phone and shared on
social media
15S
Loop Video: Continuously
records a few sectional
Turn off Turn off Turn off videos of 180s; When the
※ This feature is available in Video mode only.

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(14) Driving Mode

In this mode, the camera will automatically record video and save video files every 3
minutes by default. Additionally, when the camera powers off, videos will be saved
automatically to prevent any loss of footage. The camera also records loop videos
in this mode, meaning that when the Micro SD is full, old files will be automatically
overwritten by new ones to ensure continuous recording.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “Driving Mode” option to access its
settings screen.
Driving Mode
Video Settings
The camera works as
3 High Normal a dash cam. It will
Turn off
automatically record loop
videos and overwrite old
Fragment Driving Mode Wind Noise Reduction videos Turn on
(15) Wind Noise Reduction

Wind Noise Reduction efficiently reduces noise produced during video recording,
allowing for better audio quality.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “Wind Noise Reduction” option to
Wind Noise Reduction

Video Settings
When enabled, wind
3 High Normal noises produced in fast- Turn off
moving movements will
be reduced. We
Fragment Driving Mode Wind Noise Reduction recommend that you Turn on
enable it white riding
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(16) Dark Light Mode

In this mode, the camera will improve the brightness in images by prolonging the
exposure time, making it ideal for use in night scenes. We do not recommend you
use this mode while you’re doing sports.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “Dark Light Mode” option to
Dark Light Mode

Video Settings
Dark Light Mo- Distortion Calibrat- WDR
When enabled, the
Turn off Turn off Turn off camera will boost the Turn off
brightness by extending
the exposure time.
HindSight Not suitable for sports Turn on
activities
Turn off
(17) Distortion Calibration

This feature corrects the fisheye effect that can occur in wide-angle shots, result-
ing in distortion-free images.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “Distortion Calibration” option to
Distortion Calibration
Video Settings
When Distortion
Turn off Turn off Turn off Calibration is enabled, the Turn off
wide-angle lens distortion
will be corrected. But the
HindSight view will be narrowed Turn on
Turn off
(18) Capture Duration

This option enables you to specify the frequency at which the video frames are
captured and compiled. The camera will automatically stop recording after the set
duration.
To configure the Capture Duration settings, first make sure the camera is in
Timelapse Video mode. Then, swipe up to access the Video Settings screen. On
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this screen, tap on the “Capture Duration” option to access its settings
screen and choose from the available options: Off (default), 5min, 10min,
15min, 20min, 30min and 60min.
Capture Duration
Video Settings
Dark Light Mo- Distortion Calibrat- Capture Dur-
Sets the cammer’s shooting
Turn off Turn off Turn off time
Turn off
WDR HindSight
5min
Turn off Turn off
※ This feature is available in Timelapse Video mode only.
(19) WDR
WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) is deal for use in high-contrast scenes.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “WDR” option to access its settings
screen.
WDR
Video Settings
Records WDR video, ideal
Turn off Turn off Turn off for use in high-contrast Turn off
light conditions
HindSight
Turn on
Turn off
(20) HindSight
Hindsight is an incredible feature that allows you to capture up to 15 seconds of
footage before you press the shutter button. With this remarkable feature, you'll
never have to worry about missing a single moment.
Imagine that you go out fishing and you don't want to miss the exciting moment
when a fish rises to take your bait. With HindSight enabled beforehand, you can
press the shutter button after this moment has happened. HindSight will help
save this moment before you press the shutter button. And the camera will
continue recording until you turn off HindSight.
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① To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “HindSight” option to access its
settings screen, then choose to turn it on.
HindSight
Video Settings
Start your video with the
Turn off Turn off Turn off 10s-15s of footage Turn off
captured by your camera
before you pressed the
HindSight Shutter button Turn on
Turn off
② After turning on HindSight, go back to the preview screen. The camera will start
to count and record.
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Turn off HindSight
③ I f you want to stop the video, simply tap on the “Turn off HindSight” option on
the screen
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Turn off HindSight
※ HindSight works in Video mode only. And it does not work together with
Fragment or Driving Mode, which means you can’t configure the settings of
Driving Mode or Bit Rate when HindSight is enabled.
※ Turning on this feature will consume more power.
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6.3 Video Settings Menu
Timelapse HyperLapse Slow Motion

Menu Video
Video Video Video
4K30/
2.7K30/ 1080P 4X/
1080P120/ 4K/ 4K/ 1080P 2X/
16:9 1080P60/ 2.7K/ 2.7K/ 720P 8X/
Reso- 1080P30/ 1080P 1080P 720P 4X
lution 720P240/
720P120
1440P60/
4:3 1440P 1440P 1440P2X
1440P30
2s/5s (default)/10
Timelapse s/30s/1min/2min
/ /
Interval /5min/10min/30
min/1h
Hyperlapse 30X/15X/10X/5X-
/ /
Speed (default)/2X
Image Stabi- Off(default)/

/ / /
lization Norma
Metering CAM(default)/AM/CM/SM/AFM
3.0EV/2.5EV/2.0EV/1.5EV/1.0EV/0.5EV/0EV(default)/-0.5EV/-1.0EV/-1.5EV/-2.0EV/-
EV
2.5EV/-3.0EV
ISO Auto(default)/100/200/400/800/1600/3200/6400
White
Auto(default)/2300K/2800K/3200K/4000K/4500K/5000K/5500K/6000K/6500K
Balance
Sharpness 0/1/2/3(default)/4/5/6
Bit Rate High(default)/Medium/Low
Normal (default) /Vivid/Diving mode/Snow View/Black & White /Snow/Retro/

Filter
Negative/Red/Green/Blue
Fragment Off(default)/ / / /
15S/30S/
180S Loop
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Driving Mode On/Off(default) / / /
Wind Noise
Off (default)/On / / /
Reduction
Dark Light
Off (default)/On
Mode
Distortion
Off (default)/On
Calibration
Off(default)/5min/
Capture 10min/15min/
/ / /
Duration 20min/30min/
60min
WDR Off (default)/On
HindSight Off (default)/On / / /
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7. Photo
7.1 Photo Modes
Photo modes of this camera include Photo and Timelapse Photo.

① To select a desired photo mode, simply tap on the Photo icon in the bottom left
corner to enter the photo mode menu, then choose from the two options.
Video Take Photo
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Take Photo
② After selecting a desired photo mode, you can tap on the bottom of the screen
and swipe up to go back to the preview screen of the selected mode. You can
also wait for 3 seconds till the camera automatically enters the selected mode.
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③ When the camera is on the preview screen, you can tap on the bottom of the
screen and swipe up to access the photo settings screen.
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Photo Settings
Resolution Metering EV
20M CAM 0EV
ISO Shutter White Balance
Auto Auto Auto

20M
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④ On this screen, swipe up to access more settings. Different photo modes

provide you with distinct setting options. For more information, please consult
the section Photo Settings Menu.
Photo Settings Photo Settings

Resolution Metering EV Sharpness Filter Self-Timer
20M CAM 0EV 3 Normal Turn off
ISO Shutter White Balance Image Format Burst Photo Photo Quality
Auto Auto Auto JPG Turn off Normal
⑤ After completing the setup, please swipe down to return to the preview screen.
Photo Settings
Sharpness Filter Self-Timer
3 Normal Turn off
Image Format Burst Photo Photo Quality
JPG Turn off Normal
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(1) Photo (default)

When the camera is in Photo mode, press Shutter button to take a photo at the
set photo resolution.
① After selecting “Take Photo”, the camera will enter Photo mode.
Take Photo 20M
② In Photo mode, you can tap on the “Resolution” option to access the quick
menu and swipe left or right to set the resolution.
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Photo Settings
20M 16M
20M
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(2) Timelapse Photo

In this mode, when you press the Shutter button, the camera will automatically
start the countdown and continuously take photos at set the interval till you press
the Shutter button again.
For instance, when you set Timelapse Interval to 5 seconds, and Capture Duration
to 5 minutes respectively, then press the Shutter button, the camera will continu-
ously count down 5 seconds to take photos within 5 minutes.
① After tapping on the “Timelapse Photo” option, the camera will enter Timelapse
Photo mode.
Take Photo 20M
② In Timelapse Photo mode, you can tap on the “Resolution” option to access the
quick menu which offers the following settings.
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Photo Settings
Resolution
20M 16M
3S 5S
Timelapse
20M
Interval
• Photo Resolution: 20M/16M/12M/10M/8M

You can swipe left or right to select a desired photo resolution.
• Timelapse Interval: 3s/5s/10s/30s/1min
You can swipe left or right to select a desired timelapse interval.
Note: You can’t set Shutter when the camera is in Timelapse Photo mode; Timelapse
photos are output in the JPG format.
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7.2 Photo Settings
You can configure your desired settings for capturing an amazing photo.
① To access the photo settings screen, first make sure your camera is in Photo
mode, then swipe up the screen.
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Photo Settings
20M CAM 0EV
Auto Auto Auto

20M
② On the photo settings screen, you can scroll through all the settings to access
a wide range of available options.
Photo Settings Photo Settings

Resolution Metering EV Sharpness Filter Self-Timer
20M CAM 0EV 3 Normal Turn off
ISO Shutter White Balance Image Format Burst Photo Photo Quality
Auto Auto Auto JPG Turn off Normal
③ After completing the setup, you can tap on the “<” icon in the upper left corner
of the screen to save your change, and return to photo settings screen.
Resolution
The camera captures at

the set resolution.
20M
16M
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④ From there, you can swipe down the screen to go back to the preview screen.
Photo Settings
20M CAM 0EV
Auto Auto Auto
(1) Resolution
This camera is capable of capturing 20MP photos, with higher resolution offering
greater clarity and detail due to the increased number of pixels. However, higher
resolution photo also results in larger file sizes.
To configure the Resolution settings, tap on the “Resolution” option to access the
Resolution settings screen. From there, you can choose your preferred option
from the available options: 20M(default)/16M/12M/10M/8M.
Resolution
Photo Settings
The camera captures at
the set resolution.
20M CAM 0EV 20M
16M
Auto Auto Auto
(2) Metering
This option allows you to the meter mode for different scenes. There are 5 meter-
ing modes of the Brave 7 action camera.
CAM (Central Average Metering ): In this mode, the camera primarily focuses on
the center of the screen while also taking into account the surrounding elements.
This mode proves particularly effective when capturing scenes with uniform
lighting conditions.
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AM (Average Metering): Also known as matrix metering mode. In this mode, the
camera measures the brightness of the entire scene and calculates the exposure
to avoid overexposure. It’s suitable for use in scenes of even lights.
CM (Central Metering): In this mode, the camera measures the brightness of the
scene with more emphasis on the center area. It’s ideal for taking selfie, close-up
shots of flowers and grass, etc.
SM (Spot Metering): In this mode, the camera measures the brightness of a
small area or spot in the scene, and sets the exposure based on that reading. It’s
perfect for taking close-ups.
AFM (AI Facial Metering): In this mode, the camera can recognize and optimize
the exposure settings of the camera based on the detected facial features in the
scene. It’s ideal for use in taking selfie.
To configure the Metering settings, tap on the “Metering” option to access its
available options: CAM (default), AM, CM, SM, and AFM.
Metering
Photo Settings
CAM(Center Average
20M CAM 0EV Metering)：A metering
CAM
mode that mainly bases
the center of the screen AM
ISO Shutter White Balance and complements the
surroundings
Auto Auto Auto
(3) EV
darker image.
To configure the EV settings, tap on the “EV” option to access its settings screen.
3.0EV/2.5EV/2.0EV/1.5EV/1.0EV/0.5EV/0EV(default)/-0.5EV/-1.0EV/-1.5EV/-2.0EV/-
2.5EV/-3.0EV.
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EV
Photo Settings
Resolution Metering EV 0.5EV
Sets the brightness of
20M CAM 0EV photos and videos. The 0EV
higher the value, the
brighter the video or
photo -0.5EV
Auto Auto Auto
(4) ISO
ISO allows you to adjust the sensitivity of the image sensor to light.
To configure the ISO settings, tap on the “ISO” option to access its settings screen.
Auto (default)/100/200/400/800/1600/3200.
ISO
Photo Settings
Sets ISO values of photos
20M CAM 0EV and videos Auto

100
Auto Auto Auto
(5) Shutter
This option enables you to determine the length of time that a camera's shutter
remains open. By keeping the shutter open throughout the desired exposure
time, the camera can continue recording. This feature is ideal for capturing scenes
involving low light conditions, illuminated subjects, or water elements.
To configure the Shutter settings, tap on the “Shutter” option to access its settings
options: Auto(default), 5s, 2s , 1/125s, 1/250s, 1/500s, 1/1000s, and 1/2000s.
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Shutter
Photo Settings
Automatically sets
20M CAM 0EV the shutter time when Auto
taking photos

5s
Auto Auto Auto
※ This feature is available in Photo mode only.
(6) White Balance

To configure the White Balance settings, tap on the “White Balance” option to
the available options: Auto (default)/2300K/2800K/3200K/4000K/4500K/5000K/55
00K/6000K/6500K.
White Balance
Photo Settings
Sets the color of photos
20M CAM 0EV and videos Auto
2300K
Auto Auto Auto
(7) Sharpness
Adjusts the sharpness of the objects in your scene, which is crucial for capturing
the fine details and enhancing the overall quality of your photos or videos.
To configure the Sharpness settings, tap on the “Sharpness” option to access
available options: 0/1/2/3 (default) /4/5/6.
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Sharpness
Photo Settings
Sharpness Filter Self-Timer 2
Controls the quality of
3 Normal Turn off details in your photos or 3
videos
4
JPG Turn off Normal
(8) Filter
To configure the Filter settings, tap on the “Filter” option to access its settings
options: Normal (default) /Vivid/Diving mode/Snow View/Black & White /Snow/
Retro/Negative/Red/Green/Blue.
Filter
Photo Settings
Selects the color of
3 Normal Turn off photos and videos. Normal
Vivid
JPG Turn off Normal
※ To avoid reddish or bluish images due to improper settings, we recommend

you set Filter to “Normal” before recording normal videos.
(9) Self-Timer
This option allows you to set the countdown time in Photo mode.
To configure the Self-Timer settings, tap on the “Self-Timer” option to access
available options: Off (default)/1s/3s/5s/10s/30s.
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Self-Timer
Photo Settings
Sets the countdown to
3 Normal Turn off take a selfie. Turn off
1s
JPG Turn off Normal
※ Self-Timer is available in Photo mode only.
(10) Image Format

Image format refers to the output format of a photo. This camera supports two
formats: JPG and JPG+RAW.
JPG is a compressed image format that sacrifices some details in order to achieve
a smaller file size. On the other hand, RAW refers to the original image format that
preserves all the image data without any compression or loss. Therefore, photos
captured in RAW format will result in larger file sizes compared to JPG.
To select a desired image format, tap on the “Image Format” option to choose
from JPG and JPG+RAW.
Image Format
Photo Settings
Sets the output format for
3 Normal Turn off the image. JPG
JPG+RAW
JPG Turn off Normal
(11) Capture Duration

This option lets you set the duration of the video captured in Timelapse Photo
mode. The camera will automatically stop recording after the set duration.
To configure the capture duration settings, first make sure the camera is in
Timelapse Photo mode. Then, swipe up to access the Photo Settings screen. On
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this screen, tap on the “Capture Duration” option to access its settings screen.
From there, you can choose your preferred option from the available options: Off
(default), 5min, 10min, 15min, 20min, 30min and 60min.
Capture Duration
Photo Settings
Filter Image Format Capture Duration
Sets the camera's shooting
Normal JPG Turn off time Turn off
5min
Photo Quality WDR Distortion Calibration
Normal Turn off Turn off
※ This feature is available in Timelapse Photo mode only.
(12) Burst Photo

This option allows you to specify the number of photos that will be taken consec-
utively. When you press the Shutter button, the camera will continuously capture
photos based on the chosen quantity.
To configure the Burst Photo settings, tap on the “Burst Photo” option to access
available options: Off (default)/3/5/8.
Burst Photo
Photo Settings
Off: Turn off Burst Photo
3 Normal Turn off Turn off
3
JPG Turn off Normal
※ Burst Photo is available in Photo mode only; Burst photos are output in the JPG
format. When utilizing this mode, it is important to maintain camera stability
throughout the entire burst duration.
(13) Photo Quality
Photo quality is of utmost importance when it comes to achieving high image
quality. A higher photo quality directly translates to better image quality, often
accompanied by larger file sizes.
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To configure the Photo Quality settings, tap on the “Photo Quality” option to
the available options: High/Normal/Low.
Photo Quality
Photo Settings
Sharpness Filter Self-Timer High
Determines the level of
detail in your photos.
3 Normal Turn off Normal
Low
JPG Turn off Normal
(14) WDR
WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) is ideal for use in high-contrast light conditions.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “WDR” option to access its settings
screen.
Photo Quality
Photo Settings
Image Format Burst Photo Photo Quality High
Captures WDR phots,
ideal for use in high-
JPG Normal Turn off Normal
contrast light conditions
Low
WDR Distortion Calibration
Turn off Turn off
(15) Distortion Calibration

This setting corrects the fisheye effect that can occur in wide-angle shots, resulting
in distortion-free images.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “Distortion Calibration” option to
Distortion Calibration
Photo Settings
When Distortion
JPG Normal Turn off Calibration is enabled, the
Turn off
wide-angle lens distortion
will be corrected. But the Turn on
WDR Distortion Calibration view will be narrowed
Turn off Turn off
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7.3. Photo Settings Menu
Menu Photo Timelapse Photo
Resolution 20M(default)/16M/12M/10M/8M 20M(default)/16M/12M/10M/8M
Metering CAM(default)/AM/CM/SM/AFM CAM(default)/AM/CM/SM/AFM
3.0EV/2.5EV/2.0EV/1.5EV/1.0EV/0 3.0EV/2.5EV/2.0EV/1.5EV/1.0EV/0.5E
EV .5EV/0EV(default)/-0.5EV/-1.0EV/- V/0EV(default)/-0.5EV/-1.0EV/-1.5EV/-
1.5EV/-2.0EV/-2.5EV/-3.0EV 2.0EV/-2.5EV/-3.0EV
Auto(default)/100/200/ Auto(defau
ISO
400/800/1600/3200 lt)/100/200/400/800/1600/3200
Auto(default), 5s, 2s , 1/125s,

Shutter 1/250s, 1/500s, 1/1000s, and /
1/2000s
Auto(default)/2300K/2800K/3200 Auto(default)/2300K/2800K/3200
White Balance K/4000K/4500K/5000K/5500K/60 K/4000K/4500K/5000K/5500K/60
00K/6500K 00K/6500K
Sharpness 0/1/2/3(default)/4/5/6 0/1/2/3(default)/4/5/6
Normal (default) /Vivid/Diving mode/ Normal (default) /Vivid/Diving mode/

Filter Snow View/Black & White /Snow/ Snow View/Black & White /Snow/
Retro/Negative/Red/Green/Blue Retro/Negative/Red/Green/Blue
Self-Timer Off(default)/1s/3s/5s/10s/30s /
Image Format JPG(default)/JPG+RAW JPG(default)/JPG+RAW
Capture Du- Off(default)/5min/10min/15min/20m

/
ration in/30min/60min
Burst Photo Off(default)/3/5/8 /
Photo Quality High/Standard(default)/Low High/Standard(default)/Low
WDR Off (default)/On Off (default)/On
Distortion
Off (default)/On Off (default)/On
Calibration
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8. System Settings
System Settings include Preferences and General Settings.

8.1 Preferences
① Setting preferences
A. To access Preferences, first make sure the camera is on the preview screen,
then swipe down the screen to access the quick menu.
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B. Last, tap on the “Preferences” option. You will be able to access the Preferences
screen for quick setup.
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Voice Control
Language
Video Format
Preferences
Code
② Quick Settings Guidance

If you want to exit the current screen, simply tap on the “<” icon in the upper left
corner.
If you want to save changes in the current settings, simply tap on the “<” icon in
the upper left corner to exit the current settings screen.
If you want to go back to the preview screen, simply tap on the “X” icon in the
upper right corner.
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(1) Voice Control

Voice Control enables you to conveniently control your camera through supported
voice commands, allowing for hands-free capture. The camera responds to the
given voice commands, executing various functions. For example, when you say
"AKASO Take Photo" to the camera, it will promptly initiate the photo capturing
process as directed. For more details, please consult the section Systems Settings
→ Voice Commands.
To turn this feature on or off, you can tap on the slide switch of Voice Control.
Preferences Preferences
Voice Control Voice Control
Language Language
Video Format Video Format
Code Code
Voice Control On Voice Control Off
(2) Language
You can set the system language for your camera.
To configure the Language settings, tap on the “Language” option to access its
available options: 简体中文/繁體中文/English/Deutsch/日本語/Français/Español/
Italiano/한국어/Русск/Português/Malese/Filipino.
Preferences Language
Voice Control 简体中文
Language 繁體中文
Video Format English
Code Deutsch
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(3) Video Format

This option enables you to set the video format.
To configure the Format settings, tap on the “Video Format” option to access
available options: NTSC(default), PAL.
※ Resolutions and frames vary depending on the video format. For more
details, please consult the below information.
NTSC: 4K30\2.7K30\1440P60\1440P30\1080P120\1080P60\1080P30\720P240\
720P120
PAL: 4K25\2.7K25\1440P50\1440P25\1080P100\1080P50\1080P25\720P200\
720P100
Preferences Video Format
Voice Control NTSC
Language PAL
Video Format
Code
(4) Code
This camera supports both H.265 and H.264 video codecs, each offering different
image effects and compression ratios. H.265 videos take up less storage space than
H.264 videos due to their more efficient compression algorithms.
To configure the Code settings, tap on the “Code” option to access its settings screen.
H.264(default) , H.265.
Preferences 编码
Voice Control H.264
Language H.265
Video Format
Code
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(5) Power Frequency

Power Frequency is also known as the line frequency or mains frequency, it is
the frequency of the alternating current (AC) that is used in most electrical power
systems around the world. You can set the power frequency to avoid the “water
ripples” phenomenon (light waves) while capturing indoors.
If you live in the northeastern area, please set the power frequency to 60Hz,
meaning the current changes direction 60 times per second. If you live outside
this area, set it to 50Hz.
To configure the Power Frequency settings, tap on the “Power Frequency” option
to access its settings screen. From there, you can choose your preferred option
from the available options: 50HZ(default), 60HZ.
Preferences Power Frequency
Power Frequency 50HZ
Wireless Connection 60HZ
Remote
One Key Fast Shooting
(6) Wireless Connection

The camera’s Wifi works to connect your action camera to the AKASO GO app.
For more details, please consult the section App Download & Wifi Connection →
Camera Wifi.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “Wireless Connection” option to
① Wireless Connection
This option allows you to turn Wifi on or off by using the slide switch.
Preferences Wireless Connection
Power Frequency Wireless Connection
Wireless Connection Connecting Device
Remote Camera Information
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※ The camera’s Wifi will be automatically disconnected if it is not connected within

3 minutes. To resume connecting, simply enable Wifi again.
② Connecting Device
This option reminds you of installing the AKASO GO app to connect to your
camera via Wifi.
Preferences Wireless Connection Connecting Device
Power Frequency Wireless Connection Install the AKASO GO app

on your phone to
complete the setup
③ Camera Information
This option allows you to check the Wifi SSID and password.
Preferences Wireless Connection Wifi
Power Frequency Wireless Connection Wifi SSID:

AKASO_B7_**_******
Wifi Password:
1234567890
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(7) Remote
By enabling Remote, you can pair your camera with the include remote for remote
operation.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “Remote” option to access its settings
screen.
Power Frequency Power Frequency
Wireless Connection Wireless Connection
Remote Remote
One Key Fast Shooting One Key Fast Shooting
Remote On Remote Off

(8) One Key Fast Shooting
With this feature enabled, the camera will automatically turn on and start recording
as soon as you the Shutter button in the power-off state. To stop recording, simply
press the Shutter button again. The camera will then save the video file and power
off.
Tip: If you would like to turn off this feature, please press and hold the Power
button to turn off the camera, then disable One Key Fast Shooting on the quick
menu after restarting.
Power Frequency Power Frequency
Wireless Connection Wireless Connection
Remote Remote
One Key Fast Shooting On One Key Fast Shooting Off
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(9) Gyroscope
The camera’s built-in 6-axis gyroscope can detect how you hold the camera,
allowing for a more enjoyable capture experience. With Gyroscope enabled, the
camera intuitively captures vertical shots when held upright, and switches to
wide screen when held sideways.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “Gyroscope” option to access its
settings screen.
Remote Remote
Gyroscope Gyroscope
General Settings General Settings
Gyroscope On Gyroscope Off
8.2 General Settings
Under the general settings, you can configure your camera setup.
By tapping on the “General Settings” option, you can access the camera’s general
settings screen.
Preferences Universal
Remote Screen Brightness
One Key Fast Shooting Sound
Gyroscope Indicator Light
General Settings Video Sound
(1) Screen Brightness

This option adjusts the brightness of the camera screen.
① By tapping on the “Screen Brightness” option, you can access its settings
screen to adjust the brightness of the camera screen.
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Universal
Screen Brightness
Sound
Indicator Light
Video Sound
② You can also adjust the screen brightness from 0% to 100% by tapping the bar
or using the “+” / “-” icon.
Screen Brightness
100%
(2) Sound
You can set the camera’s volume, key tone, beep tone, and photo beep tone.
By tapping on the “Sound” option, you can access its settings screen.
Universal Sound
Screen Brightness Volume
Sound Key Tone
Indicator Light Beep Tone
Video Sound Photo Beep Tone
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① Volume
You can adjust the camera’s volume from 0% to 100%.
To adjust the volume, tap on the “Volume” option to access its settings screen.
Sound Volume
Volume
70%
Key Tone
Beep Tone
Photo Beep Tone
② Key Tone
The sound made when you press the camera’s buttons.

To turn the key tone on or off, tap on the slide switch of Key Tone.
Sound Sound
Volume Volume
Key Tone Key Tone
Beep Tone Beep Tone
Photo Beep Tone Photo Beep Tone
Key Tone On Key Tone Off
③ Beep Tone
The sound made by the camera when it turns on or off, starts or stops recording,
and more.
To turn the beep tone on or off, tap on the slide switch of Beep Tone.
Sound Sound
Volume Volume
Key Tone Key Tone
Beep Tone Beep Tone
Beep Tone On Beep Tone Off

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④ Photo Beep Tone

The sound make when the camera takes a photo.
To turn the photo beep tone on or off, tap on the switch of Photo Beep Tone.
Sound Sound
Volume Volume
Key Tone Key Tone
Beep Tone Beep Tone
Photo Beep Tone On Photo Beep Tone Off
(3) Indicator Light

There are 3 indicators of the Brave 7action camera: working, charging, and Wifi
indicators. If you don't feel like seeing the indicator, simply disable Indicator Light
under this setting.
To turn the indicator on or off, tap on the slide switch of Indicator Light.
Universal Universal
Screen Brightness Screen Brightness
Sound Sound
Indicator Light Indicator Light
Video Sound Video Sound
Indicator On Indicator Off
Working Indicator (Blue)

① When the camera is turned off, you can press and hold the Power button for 3
seconds to turn on the camera. The working indicator will stay on after quickly
flashing twice.
② When the camera is turned on, you can press and hold the Power button for
3 seconds to turn off the camera. The working indicator will black out after
quickly flashing twice.
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③ When the camera is in Video mode, you can press the Shutter button to start
recording. The working indicator will be flashing every second. Press the Shut-
ter button again to stop recording. The indicator will remain on.
④ When the camera is in Photo mode, you can press the Shutter button to take
photos. The indicator will be flashing once.
Charging Indicator (Red)

① The indicator remains off while not charging.
② The indicator remains on while charging.
③ The indicator remains off when fully charged.
Wifi Indicator (Yellow)

① The indicator blacks out when Wifi is disabled.
② The indicator will flash every second when Wifi is enabled but not connected.
③ When the AKASO GO app is connected to the camera via Wifi, the indicator
remains on.
(4) Video Sound

When Audio Recording is disabled, the camera will record video without audio.
You can choose to turn it on or off.
To turn Video Sound on or off, tap on the slide switch of Audio Recording.
Universal Universal
Screen Brightness Screen Brightness
Sound Sound
Indicator Light Indicator Light
Video Sound Video Sound
Video Sound On Video Sound Off
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(5) Auto Power Off

This option allows you to send the camera’s auto shutdown time. When the auto
shutdown time is over, the camera will automatically turn off if you do not use it.
To configure the Auto Power Off settings, tap on the “Auto Power Off” option to
the available options: Never/2 Min/5 Min/ 10 Min.
Universal Auto Power Off
Auto Power Off Never
Screen Saver 2 Minute
Date & Time 5 Minute
Date Stamp 10 Minute
(6) Screen Saver

This option allows you to set the screen dormant time. The camera screen will
automatically turn off to save battery life after the set time. To turn on the display
again, simply press any button or tap the screen.
To configure the Screen Saver settings, tap on the “Screen Saver” option to access
available options: Never/30 Second/1 Minute /2 Minute/5 Minute.
Universal Screen Saver
Auto Power Off Never
Screen Saver 30 second
Date & Time 1 Minute
Date Stamp 2 Minute
※ When the display screen is turned off, you can still operate the camera using
buttons and utilize the voice control feature. Furthermore, the camera will
continue to record even when the screen is turned off.
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(7) Date & Time

You can set the camera’s date and time by accessing the settings screen.
Tip: Your camera’s date will sync with that of your phone after you connect your
camera to the AKASO GO app.
To set the date and time of the camera, tap on the “Date & Time” option to access
its settings screen.
Universal Date & Time
Auto Power Off Date
Screen Saver Time
Date & Time
Date Stamp
① Date
You can set the camera’s date by accessing its settings screen.
A. To set the date of the camera, first on the “Date” option to access its settings
screen.
B. Second, swipe up or down to choose from the settings, then tap on the “√” icon
in the upper right corner. You will be successfully set the date. If you want to
quit the setting, simply tap on the “＜” icon in the upper left corner to exit the
settings screen.
Date & Time Date
Date 6 18 2022
Time
7 19 2023
8 20 2024
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② Time
You can set the camera’s time by accessing its settings screen.
A. To set the time of the camera, first tap on the “Time” option to access its
settings screen.
B. Second, swipe up or down to choose from the settings, then tap on the “√” icon
in the upper right corner. You will be successfully set the time. If you want to
quit the setting, simply tap on the “＜” icon in the upper left corner to exit the
settings screen.
Date & Time Time
Date AM 3 29
Time
PM 4 30
24 Hours 5 31
※ This camera supports 12-Hour and 24-Hour time system.
(8) Date Stamp

When Date Stamp is enabled, a time and date watermark will be added to the
video or photo.
To turn this feature on or off, simply tap on the “Date Stamp” option to access its
settings screen.
Universal Universal
Auto Power Off Auto Power Off
Screen Saver Screen Saver
Date & Time Date & Time
Date Stamp Date Stamp
Date Stamp On Date Stamp Off
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(9) Format
This option allows you to format the memory card. Formatting will delete all the
media files stored in the memory card. So be sure to back up important files before
formatting.
To format the SD card, you can tap on the “Format” option to access the formatting
screen which provides two options.
Universal Format
Format Format SD Card
Factory Reset SD Card Capacity
Voice Command
About
① Format SD Card
On the formatting screen, you can tap on the “Format SD Card” option to confirm
or cancel formatting the SD card.
Format
Format SD Card SD
SD Card Capacity Are you sure you want to format SD card?
Cancel Confirm
Warm tip: Please format the SD card in the camera’ settings before using it.
② SD Card Capacity
To check the total, used, remaining capacity of the SD card, you can tap on the “SD
Card Capacity” option.
Format SD Card Capacity
Format SD Card Total Capacity：

**G
SD Card Capacity Used Capacity:
**G
Usable Capacity：
**G
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(10) Factory Reset

This option will reset all the settings to the default values, and disconnect all the
connections.
To reset your camera, you can tap on the “Factory Reset” option to confirm or
cancel factory reset.
Universal
Format
！
Factory Reset Restore to facory setting?
Voice Command
Cancel Confirm
About
(11) Voice Command

You can operate your camera by uttering the supported voice commands with
your hands-free. The camera will respond to the given voice commands and
execute various functions. For example, when you say "AKASO Take Photo" to the
camera, it will promptly initiate the photo-capturing process as directed.
No. Voice Commands Descriptions
1 AKASO Video Start Brave 7 action camera starts recording video.
2 AKASO Video Stop Brave 7 action camera stops recording video.
3 AKASO Take Photo Brave 7 action camera takes a photo.
4 AKASO Power Off Brave 7 action camera shuts down.
Tips:
Please stop recording video before issuing a new voice command.
Voice Control performance may be impacted by distance, wind, and noisy
conditions. So be sure to keep the product clean and clear of debris.
The voice control feature works best only when you keep a distance of about 3
meters between yourself and the camera.
(12) About
To view the camera’s information including its brand, model, and firmware version,
you can tap on the “About” option.
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9. Album
Album allows you to view all the video and photo files stored on the memory card.
9.1 Accessing Album
(1) To access the album, first make sure the camera is on the preview screen, then
swipe left. By swiping left or right, you can view the previous or next file in
the album.
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(2) By tapping on the icon in the upper left corner, you can access the video
or photo set.
Video Photo
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54 File
26:18 23:37
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9.2 Album Interface
1 Video Photo 4
54 File
2 5
3 6
26:18 23:37
① Exit Album: Exit the album and go back to the preview screen.
② File Quantity: The number of total files of the current video or photo set.
③ Video Set: Swipe up to view more video files.
④ Delete File: Delete the selected file.
⑤ Photo Set: Swipe up to view more photo files.
⑥ File Thumbnail: You can tap on it to playback the file in full view.
9.3 Video Playback

(1) Playback Videos
After accessing the video set, you can swipe left or right to view the previous or
next video file.
Video Photo
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54 File
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(2) Video Screen
3
1 00:00/00:05
4
5
2 6
① Return to the album screen

② Delete the current file
③ Swipe down to return to the preview screen
④ Current playback time
⑤ Play/Pause
⑥ Playback progress bar
9.4 Photo Playback
(1) Playback Photos

After accessing the Photo set, you can swipe left or right to view the previous or
next photo file.
Video Photo
66 File
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(2) Photo Screen
1 3
① Return to the album screen

② Swipe down to return to the preview screen
③ Delete current file
9.5 Delete Files

(1) Delete Files from the File List
① To delete files on the file list, fist make sure the camera is on the Video set or
Photo set screen. Then, tap “Select All” on the top of the screen to select the file
you want to delete.
Tip: If you want to delete only one file, simply tap on the box icon in the upper
right corner of the screen; if you want to delete all the files, simply tap on the
box icon on the top.
Video Photo 2 File
66 File 66 File
Select All/
Deselect All
Single
② Then tap on the Delete icon in the upper right corner, and tap “Confirm” to
complete the deletion of the selected file.
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2 File
66 File
Are you sure you want to delete?
Cancel Confirm
(2) Delete Files on the Video Screen

To delete files on the video screen, simply tap on the Delete icon in the
bottom left corner of the current video file, then tap “Confirm” to complete the
deletion of the selected file.
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(3) Delete Files on the Photo Screen

To delete files on the photo screen, simply tap on the Delete icon at the bottom
of the current photo file, then tap “Confirm” to complete the deletion of the
selected file.
Cancel Confirm
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10. Data Transmission
10.1 Transferring Files to a Computer

Method 1: Transferring via a card reader
① Take the SD card out of the camera. (Be sure to turn off the camera before removal.)
② Insert the SD card into the card reader.
③ Insert the card reader into the computer’s USB port.
④ Copy files to your computer for playback or editing.
Method 2: Transferring via a data cable

① Connect the camera into a Type-C data cable, then plug it into your computer.
② When the message pops up, choose the connection as “USB storage”.
③ Copy files to your computer for playback or editing.
※ The Type-C cable should specifically be a data cable to ensure its functionality
beyond charging your camera.
10.2 Web Cam
When you connect your camera to the data cable for data transmission, you can
also use it as a Webcam.
① Connect the camera into a Type-C data cable, then plug it into your computer.
② When the message pops up, choose the connection as “USB Camera”.
③ Then you will be able to use your camera as a Web cam. (Some computers
requires enabling “USB Video Device” before you can use your camera as a
Web cam.)
※ When the camera works as a Web cam, it records up to 4K30FPS video only.
Please set the resolution via a Webcam tool on your computer.
※ The Type-C cable should specifically be a data cable to ensure its functionality
beyond charging your camera.
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11. App Download & Wifi Connection
11.1 Camera Wifi
The camera Wifi works to connect the action camera to the AKASO GO app. It also
helps you preview or download files via the app.
※ The camera Wifi will not be connected to the internet.
11.2 Features of the AKASO GO App
(1) Allows you to access the camera’s status with your phone.
(2) Allows you to remotely control your camera with your phone.
(3) Allows you to preview video and photo files stored in the SD card.
(4) Allows you to edit or share your camera’s videos or photos.
(5) Allows you to update the camera’s firmware.
Tips:
① You can’t operate the camera when it’s in Wifi mode. Once you exit the Wifi
screen, the camera Wifi will be disconnected automatically.
② Once the camera Wifi is connected, it will give you a "No Internet Connection"
or “Weak Security” notice since your phone's 4G signal is blocked. Your phone
will be connected to the internet after you disconnect the Wifi connection.
11.3 Download the AKASO GO App
To connect your camera to the app, please download the AKASO GO app to your
phone first. You can search “AKASO GO” on your iPhone’s app store or Android
phone’s Google Play to download the AKASO GO app. You can also scan the
following QR code to download the app.
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AKASO GO iOS Android
You can obtain the app features after creating an account for the AKASO GO app.
(You can directly log in if you already have an account.)
11.4 Register for the AKASO GO App
(1) Open the AKASO GO app, then tap “My” in the bottom right corner to enter the
registration page.
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(2) Tap “Join Now” to enter

the required information
for login, then tap “Join”.
Now you successfully
create the app account.
11.5 Connect to AKASO GO App via Wifi
Please follow the instructions below to connect your camera to the AKASO GO app.
(1) Turn on Wifi. To turn on the camera Wifi, simply turn on your camera, swipe
down to access the quick menu, then tap on the Wifi icon to turn on Wifi. You
can also tap on the “Preferences” option to locate “Wireless Connection”,
then tap on the slide switch to enable Wifi. The camera will then enter Wifi
mode and display the Wifi information.
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Wifi SSID:
AKASO_B7_**_******
Wifi Password:
1234567890
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(2) Connect to the AKASO GO

app. To do this, simple
open the AKASO GO app
on your smartphone, then
tap “Device” →“Add Device”
to choose Brave 7 from the
options for connection.
Note: The camera will
prompt you to allow the
camera to access your
phone’s Wifi and storage for
successful connection.
(3) Tick “The above operation has been confirmed”, and tap “Live Preview”. You
will be prompted to connect to the camera Wifi.
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(4) Connect to Wifi. To do this, simply follow the instructions to access your phone’s
settings page→WLAN, then find the camera’s Wifi SSID, and tap on it to enter
the default password: 1234567890 for connection.
AKASO_B7_**_******
AKASO_B7_**_******
Note: After Wifi is successfully connected, the app will prompt you that “The
WLAN network does not appear to be connected to the internet. Do you want
to keep using WLAN?”, please choose “Keep Trying WLAN”.
(5) After completing the above steps, please

exit the WLAN page, and go back to the
AKASO GO app. The camera will establish
a connection with the app within a few
seconds. Once connected, you will gain
control over your camera and be able to
access its real-time recording through
the app.
Note: The screenshots above are for your
reference only.
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11.6 Menu of AKASO GO App

(1) User Interface
Exit Preview Screen System Setting
Remaining MicroSD Power Status

Card Capacity
Real-Time Preview Screen
Select Shooting Mode
Shutter Zoom
Album
Switch Mode Video / Photo Settings
Current Shooting Mode
(2) Video
① Video Modes
There are 4 video modes available in the app: Video, Timelapse video, HyperLapse
Video, and Slow Motion Video. For more details about video modes, please con-
sult the section Video → Video Modes.
To select a desired video mode, simply tap on the “Video” option to enter Video
mode, and then swipe left or right to choose from the available options.
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② Video Settings
To access video settings, simply tap on the icon . You can tap on this icon
again to exit the video settings screen.
③
②
① ➃
Resolution
Resolution refers to an image’s height and width. The higher the resolution, the
more pixel, the clearer the image, and thus the larger the file.
Note: Resolutions and frames vary depending on video formats.
Options:
•NTSC: 4K30/2.7K30/1440P60/1440P30/1080P120/1080P60/1080P30/
720P240/720P120.
•PAL: 4K25/2.7K25/2K50/2K25/1080P75/1080P50/1080P25/720P100/720P75/72
0P50/720P/25
Fragment
This option allows you to set the video time. The camera will record video at the
set duration. This option is available in Video mode only.
Options: Off(default)/15S/30S/180S Loop
Wind Noise Reduction

This option can reduce noises generated during video recording, allowing for
enhanced audio quality. This feature is available in Video mode only. You can
choose to turn it on or off.
Video Sound
When Video Sound is disabled, the camera will record video without audio. You
can choose to turn it on or off. This feature is available in Video mode only.
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Slow Motion Speed

This option enables you to customize the speed at which the video is slowed
down. This option is available in Slow Motion Video mode only.
Options: 1080P 4X/1080P 2X/720P 8X/720P 4X/1440P 2X
HyperLaspe Speed
This option allows you to set the speed at which the video is sped up. This option
is available in Hyperlapse video mode only.
Options: 30X/15X/10X/5X(default)/2X
Timelapse Interval
This feature enables you to specify the frequency at which the video frames are
captured and compiled. This option is available in Timelapse Video mode only.
Options: 2s/5s(default)/10s/30s/1min/2min/5min/10min/30min/1h
Capture Duration
This feature allows you to set the duration of the video captured in Time-lapse
mode. The camera will automatically stop recording after the set time duration.
This option is available in Timelapse Video mode only.
Options: Off(default)/5min/10min/15min/20min/30min/60min
③ Angle
By tapping on the icon in the bottom right corner, then tap on the mixed
zoom icon , you can access the angle settings screen. To exit this screen,
simply tap on this icon again.
Options: Super Wide Angle, Wide Angle, Portrait Perspective, Narrow Angle
③
① ➃
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(3) Photo
① Photo Modes
There are 4 photo modes available in the app: Photo, Burst Photo, Self-timer, and
Timelapse Photo. For more details, you can consult the section Photo → Photo
Modes.
To select a desired photo mode, simply tap on the “Photo” option to enter Photo
mode, and then swipe left or right to choose from the available options.
② Photo Settings
To access photo settings, simply tap on the icon . You can tap this icon again to
exit the photo settings screen.
③
②
① ➃
Pixel
The larger the pixel, the higher the resolution, the clearer the image, thus the larger
the photo size.
Options: 20M(default)/16M/12M/10M/8M
Shutter
This option enables you to determine the length of time that a camera's shutter
remains open. By keeping the shutter open throughout the desired exposure
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time, the camera can continue recording. This feature is ideal for capturing scenes
involving low light conditions, illuminated subjects, or water elements
Options: Auto(default), 5S, 2S, 1/125S, 1/250S, 1/500S, 1/1000S, 1/2000S
Burst Number
This option allows you to specify the number of photos to be taken in Burst Photo
mode. By pressing the Shutter button once, the camera will capture a series of
photos according to the set number. This option is available in Burst photo mode
only.
Options: 3 Shots/5 Shots/8 Shots
Self-timer Interval
This option enables you to specify the countdown time in Self-timer mode. For ex-
ample, if you set the self-timer interval to "2s", the camera will initiate a 2-second
countdown and automatically capture photos afterwards. This option is available
in Self-timer mode only.
Options: 1s/3s/5s/10s/30s
Timelapse Interval
This feature enables you to specify the frequency at which the photos are
captured. For instance, if you set Time-lapse Interval to “3s”, the camera will
continuously capture photos after 3 seconds. This option is available in Timelapse
Photo mode only.
Options: 3s/5s/10s/30s/1min
Capture Duration
This feature allows you to specify how long the camera captures photos before
automatically stopping. For example, if you choose a capture duration of "5min",
the camera will cease capturing photos once the 5-minute mark is reached. This
option is available in Timelapse Photo mode only.
Options: 5min/10min/15min/20min/30min/60min
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③ Angle
By tapping on the icon in the bottom right corner, then tap on the mixed zoom
icon , you can access the angle settings screen. To exit this screen, simply tap on
this icon again.
Options: Super Wide Angle, Wide Angle, Portrait Perspective, Narrow Angle
① ➃
(4) Album
① Accessing Album
By tapping on the Album icon
in the bottom left corner, you
can access the album to view
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can swipe up to view all the

files. Tap on the file you want
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to watch, and it will play.
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② Download Files to Your Phone

Please follow the steps bellow to download files from the app to your phone.
Select All / Deselect All

Cancel
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Tick
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Delete Download
A. After accessing the album, tap on the Select icon in the upper right corner.
B. Select the file you want to download.
C. Tap on the “Download” icon in the bottom right corner, and then confirm
download.
D. Wait for the download progress to complete. And the file will be saved to your
phone’s album.
※ Please do not change the Wifi settings or disconnect from the app during the
download progress.
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③ Delete Files on the App

Please follow the steps bellow to delete files on the app.
Select All / Deselect All

Cancel
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Tick
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Delete Download
A. After accessing the album, tap on the Select icon in the upper right corner.
B. Select the file you want to delete.
C. Tap on the “Delete” icon in the bottom left corner, and then confirm
deletion.
D. The selected file will be deleted.
※ Please do not change the Wifi settings or disconnect from the app during the
deletion progress.
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(5) System Settings
Accessing System Settings Screen

By tapping on the Settings icon in the upper right corner, you can access the
settings screen of the app.
Firmware update
Firmware update can resolve the compatibility issue, improve the camera’s func-
tions, and enhances the Wifi connection.
Image stabilization
This setting can efficiently smooth out the lens shakes, resulting in smooth and
clear videos. You can choose to turn it on or off on the camera or via the app.
Video standard
This option enables you to select the video format.
Options: NTSC/PAL
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Video encoding
Video encoding refers to the process of converting a raw video file into a
compressed format that takes up less storage space. This camera supports
both H.265 and H.264 video codecs, each offering different image effects and
compression ratios.
Distortion calibration
This setting corrects the fisheye effect that can occur in wide-angle shots, resulting
in distortion-free images. You can choose to turn it on or off on the camera or via
the app.
Metering mode
This option allows you to the meter mode for different scenes.
Options: CAM(default)/AM/CM/AFM
EV
darker image.
Options: 3.0EV/2.5EV/2.0EV/1.5EV/1.0EV/0.5EV/0EV(default)/0.5EV/1.0EV/1.5EV/2.
0EV/2.5EV/3.0EV.
ISO
ISO allows you to adjust the sensitivity of both photos and videos to light.
Options: Auto(default)/100/200/400/800/1600/3200.
White balance
Options: Auto
(default)/2300K/2800K/3200K/4000K/4500K/5000K/5500K/6000K /6500K.
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Sharpness
This feature adjusts the sharpness of the objects in your scene, which is crucial for
capturing the fine details and enhancing the overall quality of your photos or videos.
Options: 0/1/ 2/3(default)/5/6
Image Quality
Image Quality is of utmost importance when it comes to achieving high image
quality. A higher image quality directly translates to better image quality, often
accompanied by larger file sizes.
Options: High/Standard(default)/Low
Driving Mode
In this mode, the camera will automatically record video and save video files every
3 minutes by default. Additionally, when the camera powers off, videos will be
saved automatically to prevent any loss of footage. The camera also records loop
videos in this mode, meaning that when the Micro SD is full, old files will be auto-
matically overwritten by new ones to ensure continuous recording.
Options: On/Off (default)
WDR
WDR (Wide Dynamic Range) is ideal for use in high-contrast scenes. You can turn
this feature on or off.
Options: On/Off (default)
Filter
Options: Normal(default)/Vivid/Diving mode/Snow View/Black & White/Retro/Neg-
ative/Red/Blue/Green
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Dark Light Mode

Dark Light Mode helps improves the brightness of images by prolonging the
exposure time, making it ideal for use in night scenes.
Options: On/Off(default)
Time stamp
When Time Stamp is enabled, a time and date watermark will be added to the
video or photo. You can also set it to Off.

This feature enables the camera to automatically turn on and start recording as
soon as you press the Shutter button.
Gyroscope
The camera’s built-in 6-axis gyroscope can detect how you hold the camera,
allowing for a more enjoyable capture experience. With Gyroscope enabled, the
camera intuitively captures vertical shots when held upright, and switches to wide
screen when held sideways.
Auto shutdown
This option allows you to set the auto shutdown time. The camera will shut down
automatically after the time you set.
Options: Never/1min/3min/5min/10min
Auto screensaver
This option allows you to set the screensaver time. The camera screen will be
turned off automatically after the time you set. To allow the screen to stay on, set
it to Off.
Options: 1min/3min/5min.
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Format microSD card

This option allows you to format the SD card. Format will delete all files stored in
the SD card. Be sure to back up all your important files before formatting.
Factory reset
This option will clear all the camera’s settings to its default values, and disconnect
all connections.
Camera version
This option allows you to check the camera’s current version.
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12. Remote
After connecting your camera to the remote control, you can remotely control
your camera to capture with a single press of the remote button.
Camera Display Screen

Blue Indicator
Red Indicator
Shutter
Power Button
Mode Button
Micro USB Power Port
12.1 Connect to the Remote
Please follow the steps below to connect your Brave 7 action camera to the remote.
(1) Turn on the remote by pressing Power button. The red and blue indicators
on the remote will be flashing quickly.
(2) Enable the Remote feature on the camera. To do this, simply swipe down to
access the quick menu and locate “Remote”, then turn on the remote feature
by using the slide switch.
05:05 Preferences
Wireless Connection
Remote

4K30 Preferences
Gyroscope
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(3) Press and hold the remote’s mode and Shutter buttons till its screen displays
the date. The two indicators will stop flashing.
(4) The remote is successfully connected to your camera.
Warm tip: The remote will be connected to the camera automatically in your
second use.
12.2 Button Operation Instructions
Press Turn the remote on or off

Press and Hold Turn off both the remote and the camera
Press Start/stop recording or start shooting
Press Switch between the video and photo modes
Power Button
You can press the Power button to turn the remote on or off. You can turn off
both the remote and the camera by pressing and holding the Power button.
Shutter Button
You can press the Shutter button to start /stop recording or start shooting.
Mode Button
You can press the Mode button to switch between the video or photo mode.
12.3 Indicators
Red and blue indicators flashing quickly: Pairing

Blue indicator flashing slowly: Recording
Blue indicator flashing once: Shooting
Red indicator staying on: Charging (It will be off when the remote is fully charged)
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13. Mount Your Brave 7
You can install camera on the helmet, handlebar, and more for better user experience.
Before doing so, be sure to properly put camera into the camera frame as follows.
Then secure the action camera on the buckle mount.
You can install the camera on a helmet using different accessories.
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You can also install the camera on a handlebar.
14. Troubleshooting
For more details about troubleshooting, please visit AKASO official website’s
technical support page: https://www.akasotech.cn/faq
15. Battery Maintenance
15.1 Battery Handling and Storage

(1) Please fully charge the battery and put it into the battery slot for capturing
before using the Brave 7 action camera for the first time.
(2) Use the Screensaver setting or capture at lower resolutions and frame rates.
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(3) Fully charge the battery before storing the camera.

(4) Replace the battery every year for better performance.
Warm tip: Please only use AKASO charging cables and batteries in case of any
damage caused to this camera.
15.2 Battery Handling and Storage
(1) Please leave the lithium battery stored with the remaining battery of 50-60%
if not using it for a long period of time. And we recommend you charge the
battery every 3 months and discharge it every 6 months.
(2) Please do not store the battery with metal objects such as coins, keys, or neck-
laces. If the battery terminals come close to metal objects, fire may be caused
due to a short circuit.
(3) Keep the battery away from wet or moist places, and protect it from damage
caused by squeezing or collision.
(4) Please do not use or store the battery in high temperatures, such as in direct
sunlight or a hot compartment. The battery will heat up, malfunction, or have
its service life shortened in these conditions.
(5) Please do not use or store the battery in low-temperature environments as this
will shorten the battery life or cause malfunction to the battery.
(6) Please do not put the battery in any places with strong static and magnetic
fields, otherwise, the battery protection unit is likely to be destroyed, which
causes safety risks.
(7) Please stop using the battery and remove the battery from the camera or the
battery charger at once if it stinks, heats up, discolors, distorts, or if there is
anything wrong with the battery while working, charging, or in store.
(8) Please wrap up the obsolete electrode with insulation paper in case of fire or
explosion.
(9) Please do not throw the battery into the fire in case of an explosion.
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16. Notes
(1) We do not guarantee no reason to give returns within 7 days from the date of
purchase.
(2) Products damaged by misuse are not eligible for returns.

(3) Products must be returned brand new and in complete packaging. (The
product must be returned together with all its accessories and including files
in its original packaging.) Please do not dismantle the product for checking or
destroy the packaging.
(4) As part of the item, the box and packaging may make your product ineligible
for returns if they are lost, damaged, or incomplete.
(5) This camera will get soaked if you use it while bathing or going to a hot spring.
17. Contact Us
(888) 466-9222 (US) cs@akasotech.com www.akasotech.com
For any inquiries about AKASO products, please feel free to contact us. We will
respond within 24 hours.
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5.3 Quick Menu---------------------------------------------------------------------------------26

(7) Remote -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------72

11.1 Camera Wifi -------------------------------------------------------------------------------89

Micro SD Card Use

The Brave 7 action camera is designed to be IPX8 waterproof without an external

Battery cover not closed securely Battery cover closed securely

Lens cover not closed securely Lens cover closed securely

Name 4K Versatile Brave 7 Action Camera

Net weight 112g

Material Plastic, silicone, glass

Battery capacity 1350mAh

Wireless network RF 2.4G+Wifi 2.4GHz

Working Temperature -5℃~45℃（23℉~113℉）

Supports external microphones (sold separately) with

2. What’s in the Box

Brave 7 Camera Frame Battery Charger Battery USB Cable

Remote Control Remote Control Spanner Helmet Mount 1 Helmet Mount 2

Buckle Mount J-Hook Mount A Mount C Mount D Mount

F Mount E Mount H Mount Bandage Tether

Lens Cloth 3M Adhesive Tape Quick Start Guide

3. Your Brave 7 Action Camera

1 Power/Shutter/Confirm Button 6 Wifi Indicator

2 Working Indicator 7 Speaker

3 Front Screen 8 Type-C Power Port

4 Lens 9 Micro SD Card Slot

10 Touchscreen 14 Down Button

11 Battery Cover 15 Charging Indicator

12 Up Button 16 Working Indicator

13 Voice Control Microphone

1 Open the packing box along

4.2 Take the camera out of the camera frame

While removing the

4.3 Take the camera frame from the packing box

Holding the spanner with

1 Unscrew the screw rod

4.4 Charge the battery

4.5 Install the battery

4.6 Install the Micro SD card

5.1 Operation Instructions

(2) Preview Screen

2 Remaining Card Capacity 5 Current Shooting Mode 8 Resolution

3 Preview Screen 6 Power Status

(3) Pressing the Shutter Button

(4) Quickly Switching Modes

Video Take photo

(5) Zooming in or out

4K30 Super Wide Angle

Super Wide Angle

Super Wide Angle

(6) Video Sound

(8) Setting Resolution

(9) Image Stabilization

Note: Image Stabilization is available in Video mode only.

(10) Switching Screens

※ The touchscreen can’t be operated when the camera is switched to the

5.2 Quick Guide

2.7K ┃ 30 Normal CAM

EV ISO White Balance

OEV Auto Auto

1. Swipe right to access the mode menu

2. Swipe left to access the album

4. Swipe down to access the quick menu