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XbotGo Chameleon User Manual

XbotGo Chameleon

User Manual

XbotGo Falcon User Manual

XbotGo Falcon

User Manual

Chameleon Guides

Quick Start #1

Quick Start #2

Settings Config

Tripod Setup

Monitor Setup

Jersey Tracking

YouTube Streaming

Facebook Streaming

OBS Streaming

FAQS

How do I set up the Chameleon for the first time?

1. Mount the Chameleon on a tripod (any standard 1/4-inch screw tripod works) near the center line.

2. Remove your phone case, then center your phone in the clamp — align your phone's camera lens with the Chameleon's built-in tracking camera.

3. Download the XbotGo app (iOS/Android) and create an account.

4. Open the app, power on the Chameleon, and connect via Bluetooth.

5. Select your sport type, field/court size, and age group, then tap Record.

How do I connect my phone to the Chameleon?

The Chameleon connects via Bluetooth for initial pairing and control. Open the XbotGo app → power on the Chameleon → the app detects the device for pairing. Once connected, the Chameleon also creates a local WiFi hotspot that your phone connects to for data transfer — this is device-to-device, no external internet needed. Internet is only required for live streaming.

Which phones are compatible with the Chameleon?

iPhone: iPhone XS or newer (including iPhone 11–16 series). iPhone SE is not supported.

Android: Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor or newer. Recommended: Samsung Galaxy S21+, Google Pixel 7+, OnePlus 9+, Xiaomi 11+.

The clamp fits phones up to 180mm diagonal, 55–90mm wide, and 9.5mm thick.

Not supported: Tablets, iPads, and foldable phones (Galaxy Z Fold series).

What video resolution does the Chameleon support?

Since the Chameleon uses your phone's camera, video quality depends on your device. It supports 720p, 1080p, and 4K (up to 60fps). Team sports modes (soccer, basketball, football, etc.) use optimized HD for enhanced tracking. Individual sports modes (tennis, pickleball, badminton) use optimized HD (720p for iPhone 12 and earlier) and pan angle (60°–150°) and pan speed in the app.

How long does the battery last?

The Chameleon has a 6,000mAh battery providing up to 8 hours of continuous use — enough for a full tournament day. Charging takes approximately 3.5 hours with a 5V/2A adapter. Note: your phone's battery will also drain during recording, so bring a portable charger for extended sessions.

Can I live stream games with the Chameleon?

Yes. The Chameleon supports live streaming to YouTube, Facebook, XbotGo Live, or any RTMP platform directly from the app.

What tripod should I use and where should I position it?

Any tripod with a standard 1/4-inch screw head works.

For smaller fields/indoor courts (basketball, 5v5 soccer): the portable XbotGo T1 Tripod (~4 ft) works well.

For larger fields (9v9 or 11v11 soccer): the taller XbotGo NT4 (13 ft) is recommended.

Position the tripod near the center line. Indoor courts need shorter setups; outdoor fields benefit from elevated positioning for the Chameleon's 120° ultra-wide-angle field of view.

What sports does the Falcon support?

The Falcon supports 10+ sports including soccer, basketball, football, hockey, tennis, lacrosse, rugby, and baseball. Each sport has custom-built AI tracking logic and framing algorithms. Simply select your sport in the app before recording, and the Falcon applies the appropriate tracking model for optimal coverage.

How does the AI auto-tracking work?

The Falcon uses an onboard 6 TOPS AI chipset running 20+ deep learning tasks per second. It combines target recognition, pose estimation, and trajectory prediction. The camera has 360° horizontal rotation and 160° vertical tilt to follow the action fluidly, plus intelligent auto-zoom that zooms in for key moments and zooms out when play spreads across the field.

What video quality does the Falcon record?

The Falcon captures native 4K at 30fps using a Sony IMX678 1/1.8" CMOS sensor with a 120° field of view. It also supports 2K and 1080p for smaller file sizes.

What microSD card do I need, and how much footage can I store?

Use a microSD/TF card formatted as exFAT, up to 1TB capacity. Storage usage varies by resolution (tested with firmware v2.0.3):

1080p / 30fps: ~100 MB per minute (~5 GB per 50-min game)
2K / 30fps: ~180 MB per minute (~9 GB per 50-min game)
2.7K / 30fps: ~200 MB per minute (~10 GB per 50-min game)
4K / 30fps: ~400 MB per minute (~20 GB per 50-min game)

At 4K, a 256GB+ card is recommended for recording multiple games. The exFAT format is required because 4K files can exceed the 4GB FAT32 file limit.

Can I live stream games with the Falcon?

Yes. The Falcon supports one-tap live streaming to YouTube, Facebook, or any RTMP platform via the XbotGo app.

How do I update the Falcon's firmware?

Open the XbotGo app → connect your Falcon → go to "My" → "Settings" → "Firmware Upgrade". Your current version shows in the top right. If an update is available, tap Firmware Upgrade and follow on-screen instructions. Keep the Falcon powered on and maintain a stable connection throughout the update.