操作系统:Windows 7/8/10/Vista/XP/2000, Mac OS X, Linux
接口:USB 接口
17.4 录音
高品质:比特率为 1536kbps,格式为 WAV
17.5 运行条件
温度:-30℃ ~55℃
空气湿度:10% – 90%, 不凝结
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Content
7 Voice Recording 45
1 Welcome 36
1.1 Product features 36
2 Important Notice 37
2.1 Safety 37
2.2 Hearing protection 37
2.3 Legal restriction on recording 37
2.4 Install antenna 38
3 Your Audio/Video Recorder 39
3.1 What's in the box: 39
3.2 Overview of your audio recorder: 39
4 Start to Use 41
4.1 Turn on/off 41
4.2 Charging methods 42
4.3 Connecting to computer 42
5 Video Recording 43
6 Camera 44
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8 One-click Playback Mode 46
9 Video Mode 47
9.1 Video playing 47
10 Photo Mode 49
11 Audio Mode 50
11.1 Voice play 51
12 Interphone 52
12.1 Interphone function switch 52
12.2 Interphone setting 52
12.3 Interphone volume adjustment 52
13 Setting Mode 54
13.1 Interphone setting 54
13.2 Audio recording setting 55
13.3 Video recording setting 56
13.4 Camera setting 57
13.5 System setting 59
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14 Mounting of Shoulder Clip 64
15 Wearing Shoulder Clip 65
16 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) 66
16.1 Failure to start the recorder 66
16.2 Incorrect time/date 66
16.3 Unclear image 66
16.4 Failure to record audio/video 66
16.5 Recorder is unable to play audio or video files 66
16.6 Failure to record audio/video 66
17 Technical Parameter 67
17.1 Memory 67
17.2 Size & weight 67
17.3 System requirements 67
17.4 System requirements 67
17.5 Memory 67
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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-click Voice Recording: Simply press the Voice
Recording button for the first time to record, and the
second time to save recorded clips.
• One-click Video Recording: Simply press the Video
Recording button for the first time to record, and the
second time to save recorded clips.
• One-click playback function: After audio or video
recording, press the right button to enter file play directly.
• Professional audio codec to achieve high quality recording.
• The independent interphone function realizes the true
integration of an audio/video recorder and an interphone.
• 145° super-wide-angle lens to get a fuller picture.
• Use the dual filter switch to prevent color cast during
daytime and ensure more clarity during nighttime.
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• 3.5mm standard headphones ensure clearer sound under
noisy environment during replay.
• On-Screen Display function ensures that all videos and
photos contain un-editable timing, product serial number
and user serial number that ensure the legal validity of
such 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.
• The external VTR8300 memory card supports up to
128G.
• High-definition speaker: A high-quality vibration speaker is
used, and plays audio or video files vividly.
• Record in a common WAV 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 maximum compatibility.
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2 Important Notice
2.1 Safety
Notice
• This icon means that users have to exercise caution when
handling or operating the device.
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.
2.2 Hearing protection
Observe the following guidelines when using your headphones:
• Adjust to a suitable volume; do not use the headphones
for a long time.
• Please do not turn the volume up beyond your tolerance.
• Do not turn up the volume so high that you cannot hear
what’s around you.
• Be careful or suspend the use of headphones in hazardous
situations.
• Do not use the earphone when driving, cycling or
skateboarding. Otherwise, you will get into a traffic
accident or be violating traffic laws and other related laws.
2.3 Legal restriction on recording
• The use of the recording function of this device is subject
to the restrictions imposed by national laws. When
recording the conversations or courses of others, users
should respect the privacy and other rights of such
persons.
• Please note that in some countries, the user must
notify the other party when he/she is recording his/her
conversations with such other party. Otherwise, such a
recording activity might be considered illegal. Please ensure
the lawfulness of the recording activity in any applicable
jurisdiction.
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2.4 Install antenna
To order to facilitate packaging and transportation, the interphone antenna of the audio recorder is placed separately. The
customer needs to install the antenna to use the interphone.
The specific operation is as follows:
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Notice
• Under the condition that the antenna is tight and not
loose, it does no need to be twisted all the time to avoid
damage.
• Do not move the antenna to one side to avoid breaking
and affecting the signal.
Next track/Fast forward/Zoom-in/Menu selection button
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Display screen
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Recorder status indicator
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Interphone status indicator
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Recording button
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Desktop charging contact
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4 Start to Use
screen, hold down the
zoom-in/zoom-out and realize the digital zooming function.
“
” or “ ”” button to enter the
4.1 Turn on/off
Notice
• Please charge the device in the shutdown mode for three
hours before using it for the first time!
During shutdown mode, hold down Turn ON button for 3
seconds, and the device will be turned on immediately, showing the Philips logo, as shown below:
The device then enters the preview screen, as shown below;
in the preview mode, the operating status indicator will be illuminated in green. Press the “
the device will return to the setting screen. In the preview
”
button on this screen, and
Reminder
• The device is powered by the built-in lithium battery; if
the device is not to be used for a long time, hold down
the Turn On/Off button for 3s to shut down the device.
• If the recorder does not work properly, please check if
the device is out of power.
• During operation please do not pull out the external
memory card. Otherwise, damage might be caused to
the files or the device.
• When the battery indicator “
charge the device promptly.
” is displayed, please
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4.2 Charging methods
(1)During shutdown mode, use USB data cable and the
connector to charge the device. The device indicator
will show green light first during charging, which will be
extinguished after the device is fully charged.
(2)If the USB data cable is used to connect the device to the
provided charger for charging with the device powered
on, the battery icon on the screen will be changing during
charging. When the device is fully charged, the battery
icon will no longer change.
Reminder
• The device can be charged either during ON or OFF
mode. Normally, during OFF mode charging, it takes
around 3 hours for full charging. During ON mode
charging, it takes around 5 hours for full charging (we
recommend that users 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 VTR8400. The recorder can
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automatically be recognized as a portable device. The icon
when the device is connecting to the computer is as shown
below.
Reminder
• When a file moves into or out from the device, do not
disconnect the device from the computer.
• Connect the device to the computer using the USB
data cable after starting the device, or hold down the
Power button for 3s after connecting the device to the
computer using the USB data cable.
• If a 16-64GB TF card is to be formatted, select the
file system option of FAT32 for formatting. If the card
capacity is 128GB, select the file system option of exFAT
for formatting. Do not use the NTFS format, otherwise,
the device cannot perform audio/video recording.
5 Video Recording
When you use the recorder for the fi rst time, please pay
attention to the requirements in this section!
(1)In the camera preview mode, press the “Video Recording”
button to start video recording, and the status indicator
will flash in red.
(2)Hold down the “
in/zoom-out preview screen and realize the digital zooming
function.
(3)During video recording at night or in a dark environment,
if infrared switching is manual, hold down the “Audio
Recording” button, the infrared lamp will turn on, the
device will enter the night vision video recording mode,
and the screen color will be monochrome.
(4) During video recording at night or in a dark environment,
hold down the “Video Recording” button. The illumination
lamp will turn on as a supplementary light source.
(5)Press the “Camera” button to capture the current video
recording screen.
(6) Hold down the “Camera” button to mark the file as an
important file; when the cyclic video recording is turned
on, this file will not be deleted.
(7) Press the “Audio Recording” button, the device will switch
to the audio recording mode for audio recording.
(8) Press the “Video Recording” button again to end video
” or “ ” button to enter the zoom-
recording. The device will vibrate briefly, the red indicator
will go out, the device will return to the camera preview
mode screen, and the status indicator will be illuminated
in green.
Recording Interface Illustration:
1 Battery indicator
3 Residual card capacity
5 Watermark
7 Recording resolution
9 Current date of system
Recording mode
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2 Card icon
4 Video recording icon
6 ID No. watermark
8 Video recording duration
Current time of system
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6 Camera
When you use the device for photo taking for the first time,
please read the instructions in this section! In the camera
preview state, directly press the camera button to take a
photo. In the state of photo taking, the red indicator lights
on, and the device makes a sound of ‘beep’. In the video recording state, press the camera button to capture the picture
at the time. The interface of which is shown as Figure 1.
Figure 1
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Notice
• When the battery icon is showing empty, it means low
on battery. The system will shut down automatically
at low power. If users are recording, the system will
automatically save the recorded files and then shut down.
In case of a low battery, please charge the device timely.
During low battery, the device gives the “Low Battery”
notice as shown below:
Reminder
• Before recording, please adjust the recording parameters
first.
• Please delete some unnecessary files before recording.
• The device has a photosensitive element; if infrared
switching is set as automatic switching, the infrared lamp
will turn on automatically when ambient light drops to a
certain value.
7 Voice Recording
When users use the device for audio recording for the fi rst
time, please read the instructions in this section!
(1)Press the “Audio Recording” button in the camera preview
mode to start audio recording; the operating status
indicator will flash in yellow; please align the built-in
microphone with the sound source.
(2) Hold down the “Camera” button to mark the file as an
important file; when the cyclic video recording is turned
on, this file will not be deleted.
(3) Press the “Video Recording” button. The device will
switch to the video recording mode for video recording.
(4) Press the “Audio Recording” button to end audio
recording, and return to the preview screen.
The reference audio recording interface is shown below:
Audio Recording Illustration:
1
Recording state
2 Current recording duration
3 Battery indicator
Reminder
• Before audio recording, set the required audio recording
sensitivity.
• Please delete some unnecessary files before
recording.
• Please first test audio recording to see if the device is set
properly.
• Do not pull out the memory card during the audio/video
recording mode. Otherwise, damage might be caused to
the files.
• Do not cut off power during audio/video recording
mode. Otherwise, the damage might be caused to the
recorder and the files might be lost or damaged.
• If users intend to use the device for a long period of
time, please charge the device before recording.
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8 One-click Playback Mode
In the camera preview mode, press the “ ” button after the
video record is saved, and the device will play the video
file that users have just recorded directly. Press the “
button after the audio record is saved, and the device will
play the audio file that users have just recorded directly.
When the device is just turned on, the one-click playback
function will play the most recently recorded video file by
default.
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9 Video Mode
In the camera preview mode screen, users can use the“ ”
button to enter the search and playback screen, press the
“
”or“ ”button to select a video option, and then press
the Menu button to enter the video fi le list screen. The reference video fi le list screen is as shown below:
Interface illustration of recorded fi le playing:
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Press the“ ” or “ ” button to select the video fi le to be
played, and press the Menu button to enter the video play
screen. The reference video play screen is as shown below:
This fi le can be deleted only when the computer is connected.
1 Current duration
2 Current play status
3 Progress bar
5 File name
6 ID watermark
9.1 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)Hold down the Menu button to end playing, and return to
the video file list screen.
(4)During play, press the Menu button to pause, and press it
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again to resume play from the previous position.
(5)Press“
”or “ ” button during play to fast reverse or
fast forward the fi le being played at 2X, 4X, 8X, 16X, 32X
or 64X.
(6)Hold down the “Camera” button to mark the currently
selected file as an important file; when the cyclic video
recording is turned on, this file will not be overridden. This
file can be deleted only when the computer is connected.
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10 Photo Mode
In the camera preview mode screen, users can use the “ ”
button to enter the search and playback screen, press the
“
” or “ ” button to select a camera option, and then
press the Menu button to enter. Then press the Menu button
to enter the photo fi le list screen. The reference photo fi le
list screen is as shown below:
Press the“ ” or “ ”button to select the photo fi le to be
played, press the Menu button to enter the photo browse
mode and press the “
photo to be viewed.
In the photo playback screen, hold down the “Camera”
button to mark the currently selected fi le as an important
” or “ ” the button to select the
fi le; when the cyclic video recording is turned on, this fi le will
not be overridden. This fi le can be deleted only when the
computer is connected.
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11 Audio Mode
In the camera preview mode screen, users can use the
Menu button to enter the search and playback screen, press
“ ”or“ ”
the
back option, and then press the Menu button to enter the
audio fi le list screen. The reference audio fi le list screen is as
shown below:
Press the
played, press the Menu button to enter the audio play stop
screen, and press the Menu button again to enter the audio
play screen. The reference audio play screen is as shown
below:
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button to select an audio recording play-
“ ”or“ ”
button to select the audio fi le to be
Interface illustration of audio fi le playing:
Play status
1
2 Current play time
4 Play progress bar
11.1 Voice play
(1)Press‘ ’ or ‘ ’button to select the file you want to
play.
(2) Press the Menu button to start play, and the operating
status indicator will be illuminated in green.
(3)Hold down the Menu button to end playing. And return to
the audio file list screen.
(4) During play, press the Menu button to pause, and press it
again to resume play from the previous position.
(5)Hold down the “Camera” button to mark the currently
selected file as an important file; when the cyclic video
recording is turned on, this file will not be overridden. This
file can be deleted only when the computer is connected.
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12 Interphone
The device has an independent interphone function. The
channel, subsonic code, etc. of the interphone are set in the
device; when the device is turned o, voice intercommunication is still possible.
12.1 Interphone function switch
Turn the interphone switch toward the antenna, and the
interphone will give a prompt tone, indicating that the
interphone has been turned on. At this point, press the PTT
button, and the interphone indicator will be illuminated in
red, indicating that the interphone is transmitting audio. If the
PTT button is not pressed and interphone indicator lights up
in red, it means the interphone has received an audio, and the
speaker will play the received audio. Turning in the reverse
direction will turn o the interphone. The reference preview
screen of the device after the interphone is turned on is as
shown below:
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12.2 Interphone setting
When both the interphone and the recorder are turned on,
users can set the interphone in the interphone setting bar of
the menu. Setting in the interphone setting bar of the menu
is possible only when the interphone is turned on; when the
interphone is turned o, the options in the interphone setting
bar of the menu will become gray and cannot be selected.
12.3 Interphone volume adjustment
After the interphone is turned on, turn it toward the interphone antenna to increase its volume, and in the reverse
direction to reduce its volume. Intercommunicate with a
proper volume for a clearer voice.
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Reminder
• When the red indicator of the interphone is flashing, it
means that the interphone has low power. Please charge
it in time. If you want to continue to use the device for
recording under low power condition, please turn off the
interphone first.
• When the interphone is in low power state, it will
automatically shut down after the red indicator keeps
flashing for seconds. When you continue to use the
interphone function after being fully charged, please turn
the interphone switch off and then reopen it to start the
interphone function.
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13 Setting Mode
13.1 Interphone setting
The device has an independent interphone function. When
the interphone is turned o , the options in the interphone
setting bar will become gray and cannot be set; they can be
set only if the interphone is turned on.
The interphone setting menu bar includes public channel,
long-distance channel, subsonic code, timeout timer and
squelch level. Select the interphone setting menu, press the
Menu button to enter, press the
select the option to be set, and then press the Menu button
to enter.
13.1.1 Public channel
The public channel is used mainly for short-distance intercommunication. The frequency range of the public channel
of the device is 409.7500~409.9875MHz. Press the left or
right button to select an appropriate frequency, then press
the Menu button for confi rmation, and hold down the Menu
button to return to the previous menu.
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“ ”or“ ”
button to
13.1.2 Far distance
The long-distance channel is used mainly for long-distance intercommunication. The frequency range of the long-distance
channel of the device is 430.1375~439.4375 MHz.
13.1.3 Subsonic code
Subsonic is used mainly to turn on squelch to both improve sensitivity, and avoid interference and noise. After
the subsonic code is turned on, only if the sender and the
receiver have the same subsonic code value can they receive
intercommunication audios from each other. The subsonic
code menu has three options: o , analog subsonic and digital
subsonic.
13.1.4 Time limited
The timeout timer function of the interphone is used to
prevent the user from transmission timeout on a single channel, and also to protect user experience from the prolonged
transmission of the interphone.
13.1.5 Squelch level
Although squelch is intended to inhibit noise strictly, over-inhibition may prevent weak communication signals from being
received. The squelch function has di erent squelch levels
and may be adjusted as necessary.
13.2 Audio recording setting
The audio recording setting menu bar includes audio recording type and microphone sensitivity. Select the setting menu,
press the Menu button to enter, press the “
to select the option to be set, and then press the Menu
button to enter.
”or“ ” button
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13.2.1 Audio recording type
The audio recording type has two options: HQ and SLP.
When audio recording has reached one hour, the device will
save the audio fi le automatically, and then begin to record the
next audio. The reference screen is as shown below:
HQ: WAV format, high sound quality, with a bit rate of
1536kbps.
SLP: WAV format, ordinary sound quality, with a bit rate of
385kbps
13.3 Video recording setting
The video recording setting menu bar includes resolution,
video quality, video pre-recording and video delayed recording. Select the icon of the video recording setting menu, press
the Menu button to enter, press the
select the option to be set, and then press the Menu button
to enter.
“ ”or“ ”
button to
13.2.2 Microphone sensitivity
The microphone sensitivity menu has three gain options: high,
medium and low. Selecting a di erent microphone sensitivity
will realize a di erent audio recording e ect.
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13.3.1 Resolution
Five video recording resolutions are available: 2304×1296 30P,
2560×1080 30P, 1920×1080 30P, 1280×720 60P, 1280×720
30P, 848×480 60P, and 848×480 30P, which can suit most
applications. Press the
“”or“”
button to select an
appropriate resolution, then press the Menu button for confi rmation, and hold down the Menu button to return to the
previous menu.
The reference screen is as shown below:
13.3.2 Video quality
The video quality menu has three picture quality options:
ultra-fi ne, fi ne and normal. Please select a picture quality
option based on your needs. The better picture quality is, the
more memory will be occupied in the same video recording
time.
13.3.3 Video pre-recording
With the video pre-recording function, users can record a
video from over ten to tens of seconds before an event is
triggered. Two video pre-recording options are available: o
and on. Press the
press the Menu button for confi rmation and hold down the
Menu button to return to the previous menu.
“ ”or“ ”
button for selection, then
13.3.4 Delayed video recording
With the video delayed recording function, users can press a
button to save the set time of continued shooting after video
recording. Six video delayed recording options are available:
o , 5s, 10s, 15s, 30s, and 60s. Press the
for selection, then press the Menu button for confi rmation
and hold down the Menu button to return to the previous
menu.
“ ”or“ ”
button
13.4 Camera setting
The camera setting menu bar includes photo size, photo quality, continuous shooting, and automatic shooting. Select the
camera setting menu icon, press the
select the option to be set, and then press the Menu button
to enter.
“ ”or“ ”
button to
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13.4.1 Photo size
10 photo sizes are available: 32M, 23M, 20M, 18M, 16M, 14M,
12M, 8M, 5M and 3M. Press the
select an appropriate resolution, then press the Menu button
for confi rmation and hold down the Menu button to return
to the previous menu. The reference screen is as shown below:
“ ”or“ ”
button to
13.4.3 Continuous shooting
Continuous shooting means that the device can take photos
continuously when the Camera button is pressed once in the
preview mode or during video recording.
In the camera setting menu, select the “continuous shooting”
menu, and then press the Menu button to enter the continuous shooting menu. Five continuous shooting options are
available: o , 3 photos, 5 photos, 10 photos, and 20 photos.
“”or“”
Press the
number of photos, then press the Menu button for confi rmation and hold down the Menu button to return to the previous menu.
button to select an appropriate
13.4.2 Photo quality
In the camera setting menu, select the “photo quality” menu,
and then press the Menu button to enter the photo quality menu. The video quality menu has three picture quality
options: ultra-fine, fine and normal. Please select a picture
quality option based on your needs. The better picture quality is, the more memory will be occupied in the same video
recording time.
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13.4.4 Automatic shooting
Automatic shooting means that the device can take a photo
at a certain interval when the Camera button is pressed
once in the preview mode or during video recording until the
Camera button is pressed again for cancellation, the card is
full or the battery runs out.
Five automatic shooting options are available: o , 3s, 5s, 10s,
30s and 60s. Press the
appropriate number of seconds, then press the Menu button
for confi rmation and hold down the Menu button to return
“ ”or“ ”
button to select an
to the previous menu.
13.5 System setting
The system setting menu bar includes language, system
format, default settings, screen brightness, system time, automatic shutdown, automatic screen off, volume, onboard
mode, cyclic video recording, onboard audio recording,
segmented video recording, button tone, indicator, infrared
switching, motion detection, exposure compensation, ID No.,
and system information. Select the icon of the system setting
menu, press the
to be set, and then press the Menu button to enter.
“ ”or“ ”
button to select the option
13.5.1 Language
In the language selection menu, users can select a language
as the system language. The reference interface of language
selection is as follow:
13.5.2 System format
The system format, also known as the television broadcasting
format, can be either NTSC or PAL. When the device outputs as television, the right option should be selected based
on the format of the television set.
13.5.3 Default settings
Users can use this function to reset the settings of the device.
13.5.4 Screen brightness
When this function is to be used, the brightness of the
screen can be adjusted. Three screen brightness levels are
available: high, medium and low. Press the
button to select an appropriate option, then press the Menu
button for confi rmation and hold down the Menu button to
return to the previous menu.
“ ”
or
“ ”
13.5.5 System time
The reference system time setting screen is as shown below:
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In this screen, hold down
menu, and press the “
“ ”
to return to the previous
” or “ ” button to adjust the value
of the corresponding position.
“ ”
Press
to select the year, month, date, hour and min-
ute; after reaching the minute option through consecutive
pressing
“ ”
, press
“ ”
again to confi rm the change and
return to the previous menu.
13.5.7 Automatic screen off
Four options of automatic screen o are available: o , 1min,
3min, and 5min. If no operation is done to the device within
the given time, the screen will black out. If “o ” is selected,
the screen will remain illuminated.
13.5.6 Automatic shutdown
If no operation to the device within the set time, the system
will shut down. The reference interface is as follow:
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13.5.8 Volume
When this function is to be used, the volume of the device
can be adjusted.
The volume can be selected from the 17 integers of 0~16.
Press the “
ume, and then press the Menu button for confi rmation.
” or “ ” button to select an appropriate vol-
13.5.9 Cyclic video recording
In the video recording setting menu, select the “Cyclic Video
Recording” menu, and then press the Menu button to enter
the cyclic video recording menu. Two options are available:
o and on. Press the “
press the Menu button for confi rmation and hold down the
Menu button to return to the previous menu.
” or “ ” button for selection, then
30min. During video recording, a segmented video fi le will be
saved for the set time, and the recording of the next video
fi le will begin seamlessly. The reference segmented video
recording screen is as shown below:
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13.5.12 Keypad tone
With this function, every keypad operation has a prompt
tone.
13.5.10 Onboard audio recording
Users can use this function to select if the interior sound is
to be recorded.
13.5.11 Segmented video recording
Five options are available: 5min, 10min, 15min, 20min, and
13.5.13 Indicator
Users can use this function to turn on or o the status indicator as necessary.
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13.5.14 Infrared switching
In the system setting menu, press the “ ” or “ ” button
to select the “Infrared” menu, and then press the Menu
button to enter the infrared switching menu. Two options
are available: manual and automatic. Finish the selection, then
press the Menu button, and hold down the Menu button to
return to the previous menu.
13.5.15 Motion detection
When the device is in the standby mode, the video recording
function will start automatically when an object enters the
shooting range; when the object leaves the shooting range,
this function will be ended, and the video fi le saved. Two
options are available:
o and on.
13.5.16 Exposure compensation
Exposure compensation is an exposure control mode that
makes photos brighter or darker. Users can adjust photo
brightness based on the idea to create unique visual e ects.
Users can set exposure compensation from 13 values within
-2.0~+2.0. Press the “
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” or “ ” button to select an appro-
priate value, and then press the Menu button for confi rmation.
13.5.17 ID No.
The reference ID No. setting screen is as shown below:
In this screen, hold down the Menu button to return to the
previous menu, press the “
value of the corresponding position, and press the Menu
button to select the corresponding digit. When the Menu
button is pressed consecutively to the last digit, press the
Menu button again to confi rm the change and return to the
previous menu.
” or “ ” button to adjust the
13.5.18 System info
The system info menu includes gross storage capacity, usable
space, usable video recording time, usable audio recording
time, battery power and version number.
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Gross storage capacity: View the memory information.
Usable space: View the remaining space information.
Usable video recording time: View the video recording time
for the current video recording resolution.
Usable audio recording time: View the audio recording time
for the current audio recording type.
Battery power: View the current battery power information.
Version number: View the firmware version information.
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14 Mounting of Shoulder Clip
To mount the jacket, insert the R position of the jacket insert
into the slot of the device, and push the jacket slowly until
the insert reaches the bottom of the slot.
As shown below:
14.2 Dismounting of clip
To remove the jacket, hold the jacket and the device while
supporting the insert, and pull it gently.
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15 Wearing Shoulder Clip
(1)Press the hand clip to open the clip, and then clamp
toward the shoulder strap so that the hook catches the root
of the shoulder strap.
(2)Unleash the hand clamp to clip the shoulder clamp and
adjust the device to an appropriate position.
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16 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
ing is not started. Please delete some of the files or transfer
such files to external storage devices.
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
16.1 Failure to start the recorder
The battery is empty, please recharge promptly.
16.2 Incorrect time/date
The time of the device is inaccurate. Please reset the time on
the menu.
16.3 Unclear image
Unclean lens has caused it. Please use clean cloth to clean it.
16.4 Failure to record audio/video
The memory of the device is full, and the cyclic video record-
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16.5 Recorder is unable to play audio or video
les
Please recharge the batter y as it has run out of power.
16.6 Failure to record audio/video
If the device fails, such as starting failure, blackout or operation failure, the common treatment is to reset it. Turn o
the interphone before resetting. Open the rubber plug of
the headphone/USB/micro SD card, and press the small hole
above the midpoint between the USB port and the micro SD
card with the tip of a sign pen, etc.
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17 Technical Parameter
17.1 Memory
External Memory Space
Reference audio recording time (16GB): ca. 86 hours
Type of Internal Memory: C10 TF card
Mobile memory (PC): Yes