操作系统:Windows 7/8/10/Vista/XP/2000, Mac OS X, Linux
接口:USB 接口
16.4 录音
单声道:比特率为 128kbps,格式为 MP3
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16.5 运行条件
温度:-30℃ ~55℃
空气湿度:10% – 90%, 不凝结
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中文
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Content
8 Voice Recording 38
1 Welcome 30
1.1 Product features 30
2 Important Notice 31
2.1 Safety 31
3 Your Audio/Video Recorder 32
3.1 What's in the box 32
3.2 Overview of your audio recorder 32
4 Start to Use 33
4.1 Turn ON/OFF 33
4.2 Charging methods 34
4.3 Connecting to computer 34
5 Video Recording 35
6 Current Video Duration 36
7 Photo 37
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9 One-touch Playback Mode 40
10 Video Mode 41
10.1 Video playing 41
11 Photo Mode 42
12 Audio Mode 43
12.1 Voice play 44
13 Setting Mode 45
13.1 Voice recording 45
13.2 Recording setting 45
13.3 Photo setting 46
13.4 System setting 47
14 Mounting of Shoulder Clip 52
15 FAQ 53
15.1 Unable to start audio and video recorder 53
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15.2 Incorrect time/date 53
15.3 Unclear image 53
15.4 Fail to record audio/video 53
15.5 Unable to play audio or video files 53
15.6 How to respond to recorder failure 53
16 Technical Parameters 54
16.1 Memory 54
16.2 Dimensions and weight 54
16.3 PC Interface 54
16.4 Voice recording 54
16.5 Operating conditions 54
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1 Welcome
Welcome to the world of Philips! We are honored by your
choice and purchase of Philips’ products. You can have Philips’
comprehensive technical supports from our website, e.g. user’s manuals, software downloading and warranty information
etc.
www.philips.com
1.1 Product features
• One-touch voice recording: Just press the voice record
button to start recording, and then press again to save the
file.
• One-touch video recording: Just press the video record
button to start recording, and then press again to save the
file.
• Super-wide angle lens to get a fuller picture.
• Super-wide angle lens with more charge to get a clearer
picture.
• Double-filter switcher for images without color deviation
during the day and clearer images at night.
• On-Screen Display function ensures that all videos and
photos contain un-editable timing, product serial number
and user serial number that ensure legal validity of such
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evidence.
• Super long file name: All recorded video files contain
information such as product serial number, recording time
and user serial number, which ensure convenient data
storage and retrieval.
• All recorded video files are automatically cut and saved to
prevent data loss due to incorrect operation.
• External memory card supports 256G.
• High-definition speaker: Use high-quality speaker to give
you a live feel during audio or video play.
• Record in a common MP3 format.
• Access to the audio file and data by using high-speed USB
2.0.
• It is able to be used as a large capacity USB storage device
to ensure the maximum compatibility.
• The damper shaft back clip can be adjusted at any angle,
which is flexible and reliable to wear.
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2 Important Notice
2.1 Safety
Notice
• Protect the cables from being pinched, particularly at
plugs.
Warning
Special Announcement: Before using the product, please
read the Manual carefully. The Company shall not be held
liable for any data loss due to incorrect manual operation
or force majeure. We specially recommend that users make
additional copies of the files in the device.
’ or ‘ ’to zoom in or out on the preview interface for
digital zoom.
4.1 Turn ON/OFF
Notice
• Please recharge the device for three hours before using it
for the first time!
During shutdown mode, long press Turn ON button for 3
seconds, and the device will be turned on, showing the Philips
logo, as shown below:
Then the device enters the preview interface, as shown in
the fi gure below. In the preview state, the working indicator
lights up in green. On this interface, press the menu button
and the device returns to the setting interface. Long press
Notice
• This device is powered by a non-removable lithium
battery. If you do not use the audio and video recorder
for a long time, long press the power button for 3
seconds to turn off the device.
• If the record does not work properly, please check if the
device is out of power.
• During the operation please do not pull out the external
memory card. Otherwise, damage might be caused to
the files or the device.
• When the battery sign shows this ‘
your device in time.
’ , please charge
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4.2 Charging methods
(1)Use USB cable to connect the device with PC, the
indicator will show green light during charging.
(2)Use USB cable and the connector to charge the device.
The device indicator will show green light first, which will
be extinguished after the device is fully charged.
Reminder
• The device can be charged either during ON or OFF
mode. Normally, during OFF mode charging, it takes
around 4 hours for full charging. During ON mode, it
takes around 6 hours for full charging (we recommend
that you use OFF mode charging).
4.3 Connecting to computer
The recorder can be used as a large-volume USB storage
device, which can be connected to the computer. No software needs to be installed for VTR8102. The recorder will
be shown as a portable device. The icon of connecting to
computer is shown in the figure below.
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Reminder
• When the file are moved from the PC to the VideoTracer,
please do not disconnect the device from the PC.
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5 Video Recording
When you use the recorder for the fi rst time, please pay
attention to the requirements in this section!
(1)On the Preview interface, press the ‘Video Record’ button
to start recording. The device will vibrate twice briefly and
the state indicator flickers red.
(2)Long press‘
in or out on the preview interface for digital zoom.
(3) When recording at night, in a low light environment or
of the infrared is in manual mode, please press the ‘Voice
Record’ button to change to night recording mode. The
screen will become black/white.
(4) Press the ‘Photo’ button to capture the current recording
screen.
(5) Long press the photo button during video recording. The
file will be marked as important file, and the marked file
will not be deleted when the loop video files are turned
up.
(6) The reference video recording interface is shown below:
• When the battery icon is showing empty, it means low
on battery. When the low battery icon occurs, the
system will automatically shut down. If you are recording,
the system will automatically save the recorded files then
shut down. In case of low battery, please charge your
device timely. During low battery, the device gives you
‘Low Battery’ notice as shown below.
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Reminder
• Before recording, please adjust the recording parameters
first.
• Please delete some unnecessary files before recording.
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7 Photo
Please note the instructions in this section when you take the
first photo with your Video Tracer! On the preview interface, press the Camera button to take a photo. While taking
a photo, a red light appears with a “click” sound. If taking a
photo in a dark environment, the device needs its infrared
lamp or additional lamp to secure good quality videos. During
the video recording the user can press the camera button to
make a photo.
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8 Voice Recording
When you use the device for audio recording for the first
time, please read the instructions in this section
(1) Press the ‘Voice button’ in the video preview state to start
recording; the working indicator lights on in yellow; please
point the built-in microphone to the voice source.
(2) Press the ‘Voice’ button to end the recording and return
to the preview interface.
The recording interface is shown below:
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!
Audio recording interface
1
2
Recording status
1
Current recording duration
2
Battery status
3
3
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Reminder
• Before recording, please adjust the desired recording
sensitivity.
• Please delete some unnecessary files before recording.
• Please test the voice recording first to confirm that the
audio and video recorder settings are correct.
• Do not pull out the memory card during audio/video
recording mode. Otherwise, damage might be caused to
the files.
• Do not cut off power during audio/video recording mode.
Otherwise, damage might be caused to the recorder and
the files might be lost or damaged.
• If you intend to use the device for a long period of time,
please charge the device before recording.
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9 One-touch Playback Mode
On the Preview interface, press the Right button quickly after
the video recording file is saved, the Voice Tracer will directly
play the file. Press the Right button quickly after the voice
recording file is saved, the Video Tracer will directly play the
file. By default, the one-touch playback will play the last video
recording file as soon as the device is powered on.
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10 Video Mode
On the camera preview status interface, we can use the
‘
’ button to enter the review playback interface, press
‘
’ or ‘ ’to select the video option, and then press the
menu button to confi rm the video fi le list interface. The
video fi le list reference interface is shown below:
Recorded File Playing Illustration:
3
4
1 File name
2 ID watermark
1
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3 System current date and time
4 Recording mode
6
7
8
5 Current duration
6 Battery
7 Progress bar
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Press‘ ’ or ‘ ’ to select the video fi le. Press the menu
button to enter the video playback interface. The video
playback reference interface is as shown below:
The deletion of the fi le can be done by connecting to a computer.
10.1 Video playing
(1)Press‘ ’ or ‘ ’to select the fi le you need to play.
(2)Press the ‘Menu’ button to start playback, and the working
indicator will light on in green.
(3)During playback, press the ‘Menu’ button to pause
playback, press the ‘Menu’ button again, and the playback
will return to the previous position.
(4)Press ‘
4 times, 8 times, 16 times, 32 times, 64 times to fast back-
’ or ‘ ’during playback to select 2 times,
ward or fast forward the currently playing fi le.
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11 Photo Mode
In the camera preview status interface, the ‘ ’button can
be used to enter the review playback interface. Press ‘
‘
’button to select the camera option, then press the menu
button to enter the camera fi le list interface. The camera fi le
list reference interface is shown below:
Press ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ button to select the photo fi le to be
played; press the menu button to enter the photo browsing
state, press ‘
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’ or ‘ ’ to switch the photo.
’ or
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12 Audio Mode
In the camera preview state, you can use the ‘ ’ button to
enter the review playback interface, press the ‘
button to select the voice recording option, and then press
the menu button to enter the voice fi le list interface. The
voice fi le list reference interface is as shown below:
Press the ‘ ’ or ‘ ’ button to select the audio fi le to be
played; press the menu button to enter the voice playback
interface. The voice playback reference interface is as shown
below:
’ or ‘ ’
Audio File Playing Interface Illustration:
1
2
3
1 File name
2 Progress bar
3 Current duration
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4
5
4 Battery
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12.1 Voice play
(1)Press‘ ’ or ‘ ’button to select the file you want to
play.
(2)Press the ‘Menu’ button to start playback, the working
indicator will light on in green.
(3)During playback, press the menu button to pause playback
and press the menu button again to resume playback.
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13 Setting Mode
Press the menu button in the camera preview status interface, the system will enter the setting interface. System settings include: voice recording setting, video recording setting,
camera setting and system setting.
Press the ‘
button to enter the selected option. Long press the ‘Menu’
button to return to the preview interface.
13.1 Voice recording
Press ‘Menu’ to enter the setting mode, press ‘ ’ or‘ ’
to select the voice recording setting menu, press ‘Menu’ to
select, and the options of high, medium and low will pop up.
Select di erent levels of microphone sensitivity to achieve
di erent recording e ects.
’ or ‘ ’ button to select and press the menu
13.2 Recording setting
The video settings menu includes: resolution, video quality,
video pre-recording, video delay recording.
Press ‘
’ or ‘ ’ to select the option you want to set, and
then press the menu button to enter.
13.2.1 Resolution
Video resolution is of four levels, namely 2304×1296 30P,
1920×1080 30P, 1280×720 30P, and 848×480 30P. Di erent
video resolution options can meet the requirements in most
application occasions. Press ‘
ate resolution. Press the menu button when the selection is
completed, and long press the menu button to return to the
previous menu.
The reference interface is shown below:
’ or ‘ ’ to select appropri-
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13.2.2 Video quality
There are three quality options to choose from on the
Video Quality menu: ‘Highres’, ‘Good’, ‘Normal’. According
to di erent needs, di erent quality e ects are selected. The
better the video quality, the larger the memory occupied by
the same video length.
13.2.3 Video pre-recording
Apply the video pre-recording function to start the recording
around the fi rst ten seconds, before the record button is
activated. The video pre-recording has two options: o and
on. Press
‘
’ or ‘ ’ to select, and press the menu button to confi rm. Long press the menu button to return to the previous
menu.
Pre-recording time: about 17 seconds.
13.2.4 Delayed recording
Apply the delayed recording function to continue the
recording for a certain time after pushing the button to save
the recording. There are fi ve options for delayed recording:
setting o , 5 sec, 10 sec, 15 sec, 30 sec and 60 sec. Press ‘
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’or ‘ ’ to select and press the menu button to confi rm after
the selection is completed. Long press the menu button to
return to the previous menu.
13.3 Photo setting
The photo settings menu includes: photo size, photo quality,
auto shooting and continuous shooting. Press ‘
select the option you want, and then press the menu button
to enter.
’ or ‘ ’to
13.3.1 Photo size
The sizes of the photos are of 38M, 34M, 23M, 20M, 18M,
16M, 14M, 12M, 8M, 5M, 3M and 2M. Press ‘
‘
’ to select the appropriate resolution. After the selection is completed, press the menu button to confi rm. Long
press the menu button to return to the previous menu. The
reference interface is shown below
:
’or
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13.3.2 Photo quality
There are three quality options to choose from on the Photo
Quality menu: ‘Highres’, ‘Good’, ‘Normal’. According to different needs, di erent quality e ects are selected. The better
the picture quality, the larger the memory occupied by the
photo.
13.3.3 Photo selftimer
Photo selftimer means that the device takes a photo at
regular intervals when the Camera button is pressed in the
Preview mode until the Camera button is pressed, the card
is full or the battery is empty. Photo selftimer o ers six
options: O , 3 Seconds, 5 Seconds, 10 Seconds, 30 Seconds
and 60 Seconds. Press the
‘
’ or ‘ ’button to select the desired number of seconds. After selection, press the OK button to confi rm, or
press the Back button to return to the previous menu.
13.3.4 Photo rate
Photo rate means press the photo button to take photos
during preview or recording mode.
On the camera setting menu, select ‘Photo rate’ and press
the menu button to enter. Press ‘ ’ or ‘ 'to select. Press
the menu button to confi rm after the selection is completed.
Long press the menu button to return to the previous menu.
13.4 System setting
System settings menu includes: language, default settings,
screen brightness, system time, auto power o , auto screen
o , volume, in-car mode, video loop, in-car record, duration,
key tone, indicator light, infrared switch, motion detect, EV,
ID number, system info. Press ‘
option you want to set, and then press the menu button to
enter.
’ or ‘ ’ to select the
13.4.1 Language
In the language selection menu, you can select a language
as the system language. The reference interface of language
selection is as follow:
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13.4.2 Default settings
Apply the function to reset the device’s setting options.
On this interface, press the menu button and ‘ ’ or ‘ ’
to set the real time. Press‘
Press the menu button to confi rm after the selection is completed. Long press the menu button to return to the previous
menu.
’ or ‘ ’to change the value.
13.4.3 Brightness
When you want to use this function, you can adjust the
brightness of the screen. The screen brightness can be set
to three levels: high, medium and low. Press ‘
select the appropriate option. Press the menu button to confi rm after the selection is completed. Long press the menu
button to return to the previous menu.
’ or ‘ ’ to
13.4.4 System time
The system time setting interface is as shown below:
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13.4.5 Auto off
If there is no operation on the device, the VideoTracer
automatically shuts down after a certain period of time. The
interface looks like following:
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13.4.6 Auto screen off
There are four options for the auto screen o time: O ,
1Min, 3Min, 5Min. If no operation is done to the device within
the given time, the screen will black out. If ‘O ’ is selected,
the display will be constantly lit.
13.4.7 Volume
When you use this function, you can adjust the volume of the
device.
The volume setting can be selected from 11 values between 0
and 10. Press ‘
value. After the selection is completed, press the menu
button to confi rm.
’ or ‘ ’ to select the appropriate volume
13.4.9 Video loop
On the video settings menu, select ‘Loop video’ and press the
menu button to enter. Press ‘
the two options: on and o . After the selection is completed,
press the menu button to confi rm. Press the menu button to
return to the previous menu.
The reference interface is shown below:
’ or ‘ ’ to choose from
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13.4.8 In-car mode
The device can be used as car driving recorder which defaults
to “O ”, and “Video loop” and “Video loop” are unavailable
at this time. When the “In-car mode” is on, “Video loop” and
“Video loop” are unavailable and “In-car mode” defaults to
“O ”.
13.4.10 In-car record
When the function is used, you can choose whether you
want to record the sound inside the car.
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13.4.11 Duration
The segmented video has six levels: 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15
minutes, 20 minutes, and 30 minutes. During the recording
process, the segmented video automatically saves the video
file in segments and automatically switches to the next video
recording.
The video segmentation function reference interface is shown
below :
13.4.12 Key tone
When the function is used, there will be an audible prompt
for button operation.
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13.4.13 Indicator light
When the function is used, you can turn on or o the status
indicator as needed.
13.4.14 Infrared switch
On the System Settings menu, press the or button to select
the “Infrared” menu, and then press the Menu button to
enter the Infrared Switch menu. The menu oers two options: Manual and Auto. After selecting the mode, press the
OK button to confirm, or press the Back button to return to
the previous menu.
13.4.15 Motion detect
In the standby state, the audio and video recorder automatically turns on the recording function after an object enters
the shooting range of the audio and video recorder. After the
object leaves the shooting range, the recording function ends
and the recording file is saved. The motion detection function
setting can be selected: o, low, middle, high.
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13.4.16 EV
Exposure compensation is an exposure control method that
compensates for brighter or darker shots. You can adjust
the brightness of your photos to create unique visual e ects
according to your own needs.
The exposure compensation setting can be selected from 13
values between -2.0 and +2.0. Press ‘
the appropriate value. When the selection is completed,
press the menu button to confi rm.
‘ or ‘ ’ to select
13.4.17 ID number
ID number setting interface is as shown below:
On this interface, press the menu button and ‘ ’or ‘ ’
to set the device number and user number. Press ‘
‘
’ to change the corresponding position value, and press
the menu key to confi rm. Long press the menu to return to
’ or
the previous menu.
13.4.18 System info
The system information menu includes: total storage capacity,
available space, available video time, available audio time,
battery power and version number
Total storage capacity: local memory size information.
Available space: remaining space information.
Available video time: the time length for the current video
recording resolution.
Available audio time: the time length for the current audio
recording type.
Battery level: current battery level information.
Version number: Firmware version information.
.
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14 Mounting of Shoulder Clip
When mounting the shoulder clip, align the connecting
①
bracket of the clip into the main slot according to the
shown position, and then slowly push it until the top of
the clip reaches the bottom of the slot.
When removing the shoulder clip, hold it with one hand,
②
hold the device body with the other hand and hold the
clip. Gently push it out until the connecting bracket leaves
the device. It is as shown below:
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15 FAQ
This section has listed all the frequently asked questions to
help you address the simple issues during use of the voice/
video recorder. If such issues persist, please consult our
dealers or visit our ocial website: www.philips.com/support
no recycling shooting mode has been turned on. Please delete
some of the files or transfer such files to external storage
device.
15.5 Unable to play audio or video les
The batter is used up, please charge your device .
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15.1 Unable to start audio and video recorder
The batter has run out and you need to charge your device.
15.2 Incorrect time/date
The audio and video recorder time is not accurate, and
please reset the time on the menu.
15.3 Unclear image
Unclean lens has caused it. Please use clean cloth to clean it.
15.4 Fail to record audio/video
The internal storage of audio/video recorder has run out and
15.6 How to respond to recorder failure
Sometimes you will encounter in the operation the problems
such as failure to power on or black screen, etc. The usual
processing method is to reset it. The position of the reset
button: open the USB cover, and you’ll find a small hole in the
slot; use tweezers or pointed item to click on the hole.
Note: This operation will not cause data loss or destruction.
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16 Technical Parameters
16.1 Memory
External Memory
Recording time reference(16GB): about 290 hours
Type of Internal Storage: C10 TF card
Mobile storage device (PC): Yes