What to do if my Sionyx Aurora Digital Camera says SD card is full?
If your Sionyx Digital Camera displays 'SD Card is full', it means there is no space left on the SD Card. To resolve this, either replace the card with a new one or delete images from the current SD Card.
Why does my Sionyx Aurora Digital Camera say WIFI connection lost?
If your Sionyx Digital Camera is displaying 'WIFI connection lost', this indicates that the WiFi connection has been lost. The message will continue to appear until the WiFi connection is reestablished or the Mode on the Settings Dial is changed.
How to fix 'No SD Card Inserted' on Sionyx Aurora?
If your Sionyx Digital Camera shows 'No SD Card Inserted', clear the message by pressing the SET button and then install an SD Card.
What to do if my Sionyx Aurora Digital Camera says Unformatted SD Card?
If your Sionyx Digital Camera displays 'Unformatted SD Card', you need to format the SD Card to resolve this issue.
How to set date and time on Sionyx Aurora Digital Camera?
If your Sionyx Digital Camera displays 'Please set date and time', dismiss the message by pressing the SET button and then set the correct date and time. This message appears when the camera is new or after a firmware update.
Why does my Sionyx Aurora say SD Card Error?
If your Sionyx Digital Camera displays 'SD Card Error' and the SD card is not recognized, it might be because the SD card is larger than 32 GB. The solution is to install a 32 GB SD card.
Why does my Sionyx Aurora Digital Camera say WIFI connection not found?
If your Sionyx Digital Camera is displaying 'WIFI connection not found', this indicates that the WiFi connection cannot be found. The message will continue to appear until the WiFi connection is established or the Mode on the Settings Dial is changed.
What to do if my Sionyx Digital Camera has low battery?
If your Sionyx Digital Camera displays 'Low Battery', you should charge the battery.
What to do if my Sionyx Digital Camera is overheating?
If your Sionyx Digital Camera displays 'Camera Overheating', the camera will resume normal operation once its temperature is within the operating range.
What does 'Swing range error' mean on Sionyx Aurora Digital Camera?
If your Sionyx Digital Camera displays 'Swing range error' while in Panorama mode, and the swing direction is incorrect or the movement is too fast, the message will disappear automatically. You should then repeat the Panorama process.
Guide to unboxing the camera, inserting the SD card, and attaching the neck strap.
Instructions for charging, viewing battery status, and removing the camera battery.
Overview of camera buttons, dials, viewfinder, scene ring, and focus ring for operation.
Steps to set the camera's date and time, including manual and GPS options.
Basic procedures for taking photos and shooting videos with the camera.
Adjusting focus, zooming, and exposure compensation for optimal image capture.
How to view, zoom, play videos, and delete individual or multiple photos and videos.
Advanced photo settings including Shutter Speed, Burst, HDR, Self Timer, Panorama, Time Lapse.
View camera details like FW version and restore factory default settings.
Set date, time, formats, GPS, and geotagging for location data.
Format the SD card to resolve corruption issues and ensure proper operation.
Information on connecting the camera to a WiFi network for app integration.
Common error messages, their issues, and steps to resolve them for the camera.
Details the terms, coverage, exclusions, and duration of the SiOnyx Aurora limited warranty.
Outlines the available remedies for warranty claims, including repair or replacement options.
Procedures and conditions for returning the product for a refund or exchange within the specified period.
General| Sensor Type | CMOS |
|---|---|
| Video Output | HDMI |
| Storage | microSD card |
| Display | OLED |
| Video Recording | 720p |
| Connectivity | Wi-Fi |
| Battery Life | Approximately 2 hours of continuous use |
| Water Resistance | IP67 |
| Weight | 227 grams |
| Lens | 16mm, f/1.4 (interchangeable) |
| Low Light Sensitivity | Color Night Vision |
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