OzSpy CCDMD42 User Manual

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CCDMD42

User Manual

Features

 Compact design and has a variety of functions and features
 Supports AVI video format
 Camera can be used in low light conditions
 Supports 720 X 480 video resolutions and 30 frames per second video recording speed.
 Supports the common USB1.1 and USB2.0
 The maximum size of compatible Micro SD card is 16GB
 The built-in lithium battery can last 2 hours of not stop recording and the standby time is 250 hours.

Charge Device 4 – 5 Hours before first use!!!

Ensure you charge your device for at least 4-5 Hours Before use to maximize battery life

Recharging:

This device has a built-in rechargeable lithium battery, to charge it simply connect your device with the USB cable and
plug it into a free USB port on your computer.

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Turn on and start recording:

 Press the power button
 The blue (colour may vary) indicator light turns on, the camera will take 2 – 3 seconds to boot up
 Camera is now in standby mode (solid light)
 Press the record/stop button, the red (colour may vary) light will start to flash slowly
 You are now recording video
 Press the record/stop button again to stop recording video

Note: Please make sure a Micro SD card has been inserted into the Micro SD card slot; if there is no card detected the camera will

automatically turn off after 30 seconds.

Turn off camera

When recording or in standby mode, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds, the indicator light is off. This
means the camera has shut off.

Set up the time

To set the timestamp on your device you will need to create a text document in the devices root folder and call it
TAG.txt.

Enter the date (24hr) in the format shown below and save.

[Date]
2013/10/17
14:47:00

Connecting to the computer

The camera can be connected to the computer directly. It can be viewed as a USB disk after it’s plugged in, you can
then drop and drag or copy and paste files out of this folder.

Note: Copy the audio and video files to your computer before you review them, as they run slow playing off the device.