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The Promnico body camera is a next generation body camera. With a
rugged over-molding design and longer battery life, it is ideal for on-duty
police officers, private security officers, bouncers, cyclists, and bike
messengers commuting in heavy traffic. This camera captures video at
1440p resolution along with audio to collect crucial evidence of events the
user is involved in.
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Features
• Night Vision: IR lights give camera the ability to record clear
images/videos in low-light conditions
• HEVC (H.265 coding): saves up to 40% storage space vs. competitors
• GPS tagging (optional): GPS tagging enables officers to record
specific location information along with body camera footage
• Multiple recording resolutions
• 140-degree wide viewing angle
• On-screen display showing time, date, memory, resolution, battery
When on, camera will power
up automatically and start
video recording when it is
charged. Camera will power
off as it normally does when
it is disconnected from the
power source.
Off, On
Loop
Recording
When on, camera will
overwrite the oldest video
file with the latest video file
once its memory is full. This
Off, On
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setting can be selected only
when car DVR mode is on.
Split Time
While recording video, the
camera will automatically
split its recording into files of
this length.
1 min, 3min, 5 min,
10 min, 15 min, 30
min,
45 min
Slides Show
When on, viewing photo file
will start a slideshow where
each photo will be shown
for around 5 seconds.
Off, On
Infrared
When set to manual, you
will need to hold Snapshot
button to turn IR LEDs
on/off. When set to Auto,
these lights will activate
automatically based on the
light sensor's reading.
Manual, Auto
Record
Warning
When on, you will hear a
voice confirmation when
you start recording. When
off, voice confirmation is
disabled.
Off, On
Global
Positioning
When GPS is on, position of
video will be recorded and
can be reviewed by GPS
player. GPS player
application can be found in
the “GPSPlayer” folder in the
Off, On
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body cameras files
[Windows only].
Time Zone
Adopt local time in real time
zone
-12 to +12
Default 0
Language
The language of the text in
camera interface
Englsih, 简体中文
,Pусский,
Korean,
Portuguese
Screen Saver
The amount of the time the
camera can be idle before
deactivating the display to
conserve power.
Off, 30 sec, 1 min,
3 min, 5 min
LCD
Brightness
Screen lighting to view
High, Medium, Low
Auto Power
off
The amount of the time the
camera can be idle before
powering off.
Off, 30 sec, 1 min,
3 min, 5 min
LED Light
When on, indicator LED
will tell the status of the
camera; When off, camera is
entering covert mode
On, Off
Key Tone
When on, camera will play a
tone each time you press a
button. When off, tone is
disabled.
On, Off
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Volume
The volume of camera
speaker. This affects the
loudness of video playback,
audio playback, the key
tone, record warning, and
any other sounds played by
camera. This doesn't affect
the volume of the recorded
video or audio files
themselves.
0-12
Default 12
Coding
format
The coding format of video
files
H.264, H.265
Time Setup
Adjust time to real location
yyyy/mm/dd
hh/mm
ID setting
User can set Device SN and
Person SN
Alphanumeric
characters
Password
If password is on, user needs
to enter password to get
access to setting and
connection to PC
On, Off
Change
Password
Password can be set or
changed
Alphanumeric
characters
Default
setting
Use this to return camera to
its original settings. This
does not erase the memory
O (Yes), X (No)
FW Name
H22_yyyymmdd_V
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Power On/Off
Power on: When the camera is off, press and hold the button for 3
seconds and the camera will enter standby mode.
Power on operation order:
1. Boot image appears
2. Working status LED indicator turns green
3. Boot up music plays
4. Camera vibrates
Power off: Press and hold the button for 2 seconds to turn off the
camera.
Power off operation order:
1. Any video/audio files are saved before powering off
2. Working status indicator turns off
3. Power off image
4. Power off music
5. Camera vibrates
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Power Saving Mode
Turning the screen on/off: In order to save power, you can turn off the
screen during operation. To do so, when the camera is powered on, press
the button to turn the screen off while the camera is still working. To
turn it back on, simply press the button again.
Reset
Press the reset button (inside the USB port) to have the camera reset if it
is working abnormally. Please note: Do not press this button unless
abnormalities have been observed, as you may lose your settings.
Infrared Night Vision
While in low-light situations, the built-in infrared LED’s will help record
clear video and pictures.
In standby mode, press the button to navigate into the settings (default
device passcode is 000000). Find the option [Infrared] using the and
buttons, then press to enter the sub-menu. You will be presented
with two options: Manual or Auto. Each option is detailed below.
1) Auto infrared mode: In low light situations, the IR LED will automatically
be turned on and the camera will switch on the infrared filter lens,
which will turn the image black and white. Otherwise, when the
brightness is at satisfactory levels, the IR LED turns off and the infrared
filter lens will be removed, restoring full color video quality.
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2) Manual infrared mode: This is the default setting, and you can activate
the IR LEDs and lens by holding the button for 1 second. Once
activated, you will see the IR LED turn on and hear the lens activate. To
turn off the IR LED, simply hold the button again for 1 second.
Taking Photos
In standby mode, press the button to take a snapshot. You will hear a
‘click’ noise and the LED working status indicator will flash red once,
meaning the photo has been stored. The photo resolution and quality can
be changed in the settings.
Burst Photo Mode
To take burst photos instead of single standalone photos, go into the
settings menu by pressing (default passcode is 000000) and finding the
[Burst] option. Make a selection of 2, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 20, or 30. Now, when
you press , the camera will take photos according to the quantity of
bursts selected.
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Snapshots
While the camera is recording, at any time you can press the button to
take a snapshot. The LCD screen will show a flashing green square, which
indicates that the snapshot is generating.
Video Recording
In standby mode, the user may start video recording by pressing the
button. Recording will initiate the LED working status indicator, audio
prompt, LCD indicators, and vibration. Press the button again to stop
the recording and switch back to standby mode. Camera’s audio, visual,
and vibration prompts will occur again when recording is stopped.
Splitting Video Footage
Go into the settings menu by pressing (default passcode is 000000),
find the [Split Time] option, and press the button to select the video
segment duration. Once selected, video footage will be divided into
segments based upon your selection.
Pre-recording
Pre-recording will record up to 5 seconds before the button is pressed.
We recommend turning this option on for users that will not be recording
all of the time to make sure that everything going on is captured.
However, this feature will use extra battery power. To turn this feature on
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or off, go into the settings menu by pressing (default passcode is
000000) and select [Pre-record] option. Press the button to select ON
or OFF.
Post-recording
Delay recording works very similar to pre-recording, only this option will
continue recording for a set number of seconds after the button has
been pressed. To turn this feature on or off, go into the settings menu by
pressing (default passcode is 000000) and select [Post record] option.
Press the button to make a selection.
Disabling “Recording Started” Audio Prompt
Go into the settings menu by pressing (default passcode is 000000) and
select the [Record Warning] option. Press the button to select ON or
OFF.
Recording Audio Only
In standby mode, press the button at any time to start audio recording.
Audio recording will initiate a “beep” noise along with a vibration and an
LED indicator. Simply press the button again to stop audio recording
at any time.
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One-button Video Recording
Whenever the camera is powered off, hold the button for 2 seconds
to immediately turn on the camera and begin recording.
One-Button Resolution Switch
Hold the button until you feel a vibration. Doing this will allow you to
switch the video resolution quickly between 1280*720 @30fps and
1920*1080 @ 30fps. 1280*720 @30fps will provide lower quality video,
but a longer battery life and less memory used per video.
Photo Timer
You can set the timer for photos by going into the settings menu by
pressing (default passcode is 000000) and selecting the [Timer] or [Self
timer] option. Doing so will provide a delay before the photo is taken
when pressing the button.
Device and User ID
Go into the settings menu by pressing (default passcode is 000000) and
selecting the [ID setting], then pressing . You can enter up to 5
characters for the device ID and up to 6 characters for the user ID. Use the
and buttons to make selections. Press to select. When done,
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press to save and exit. Device ID and user ID will be watermarked at
the bottom right of all video taken, along with the date and time.
Time Setting
Go into the settings menu by pressing (default passcode is 000000) and
selecting the option displaying the currently set time. Use the and
buttons to make selections. Press to save and exit.
One-button Audio Recording Switch
1) When audio is recording, you can press the button at any time to
stop and save the audio file and immediately begin video recording.
One-button Playback
In standby mode, hold the button to playback the latest stored file
(audio/video/or photo)
Playback
1) Enter the playback mode by pressing the button. In the playback
mode, press the and use the and to select the media you
are interested in playing back. Press button to play normally. You
can fast forward and rewind 2x, 4x, 8x, 16x, 32x, 64x or 128x times.
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2) To switch between video, photos, and audio, use the button
3) In the playback mode for photo files, press button to open the
picture, and use the and buttons to navigate left and right
through the photos.
4) Exiting: To exit the playback mode, press the button repeatedly
until you are back in standby mode.
Digitally Zooming in and Out
In standby mode, hold the button to zoom out, and hold the to
zoom in.
Charging
This product uses a polymer lithium battery, which allows charging by USB
cable included. After a full charge, the indicator (blue light) will be OFF.
You can charge the camera by three different methods:
1) USB cable connected to a powered-on computer
2) USB cable connected to a USB power adapter
3) Dock the camera to the included docking bay. Use a USB cable to
connect the docking bay to one of the following: A USB port on your
computer, or the included USB power adapter.
It will take approximately 4 hours to get the camera charged fully.
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