Pro4Tech 103R User Manual
User Guide
Pro4Tech © 2009
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NanoPen User Guide
Table of Content
Introduction................................................................
4
PC Minimum Requirements......................................... 4
Box Contents............................................................. 5
Parts and Control....................................................... 6
Closed View................................................................ 6
Open View.................................................................. 7
Remote Control Reference........................................... 8
Function Table............................................................. 9
Getting Started.......................................................... 10
Pen.............................................................................. 11
Opening and Closing................................................... 11
Power On/Off.............................................................. 11
Charging..................................................................... 12
Memory Availability..................................................... 13
Battery Level................................................................ 13
Writing........................................................................ 14
Changing the Ink Cartridge......................................... 14
Remote Control..........................................................
15
Locking and Unlocking................................................ 15
Charging..................................................................... 16
Video and Audio Recording......................................... 17
Audio only Recording.................................................. 18
Taking a Snapshot....................................................... 19
Indications................................................................... 20
PC Functions............................................................... 21
File Management.........................................................
21
Disconnecting the NanoPen......................................... 22
NanoPen Manager..................................................... 23
Synchronizing Date and Timestamp............................. 25
Formatting the NanoPen Memory................................ 27
Updating the NanoPen Firmware................................. 28
Pairing and Un-Pairing................................................. 30
Care and Maintenance...............................................
32
Troubleshooting.........................................................
33
Technical Specification...............................................
34
Warranty.....................................................................
35
FCC Compliance..........................................................
36
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NanoPen User Guide
Introduction
NanoPen is a self-contained covert digital camcorder concealed
inside a fully functioning standard profile ballpoint pen. The pen
has a hidden camera, microphone and micro-USB socket.
The camera records events, incidents and the persons
concerned. This is supplemented by an audio recording. If
required, an audio only recording can be selected, and still
images can be taken at any time.
The pen can be either carried or concealed in worn clothing,
with due care taken not to obstruct the camera lens or
microphone. The pen can also be left unattended if required,
and will still function normally.
The Pen is operated remotely and covertly, using a remote
control, disguised as normal car key fob.
All NanoPen files are time and date stamped and stored in the
internal flash memory in the following formats:
Movie = MPEG4 (QVGA 320 x 240)
•
Audio Only = AMR
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Snapshots = JPEG, UXGA (2M Pixels)
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All NanoPen digital files are exported by Micro-USB and
are easily viewed, renamed, edited and transferred using
Windows© Explorer.
PC Minimum Requirements
USB 1.1 or higher
•
Windows 2000/XP/Vista
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QuickTime Player
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Box Contents
NanoPen
1.
Remote Control key fob
2.
Multi-Charger
3.
USB Cable
4.
Spare ink refills
5.
User Guide
6.
Reference Card
7.
Carrying Case
8.
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Parts and Control
Closed View
This view shows the pen in its normal state.
Lens location (do not obscure)
1.
Microphone location (do not block)
2.
Nib
3.
2
1
3
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Open View
This view shows the pen in its open state. All components
listed here, are concealed when the pen is closed.
Power on/off button
1.
LEDs indicators
2.
Micro-USB socket
3.
3
1
2
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Remote Control Reference
This view shows the remote control.
Lock button (Taking snapshot) 1.
Alarm button (Audio only recording)2.
LED
3.
indicator
Unlock button (A/V recording)4.
S5.
ocket cover
Micro-USB socket
6.
4
3
2
1
6
5
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Function Table
Function Press
Vibration
(Remote)
Remote
Control
LEDs
NanoPen
LEDs
Ref.
Page
Power
On
Power
Button
Five
times
11
Off
Power
Button
Twice
Lock
Locking
+
Four
times
Four
times
15
Unlocking
+
Twice Twice
Audio/Video
Begin Once Once
Memory
level
indication
17
End Any Twice Twice Twice
Audio Only
Begin Once Once
Battery
level
indication
18
End Any Twice Twice Twice
Take snapshots
Twice Twice Twice 19
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NanoPen User Guide
Getting Started
When you get the NanoPen, check that the box contents
are complete, and undamaged. Also take time to read the
instructions and familiarize yourself with the basic functions.
Then take the following action
Charge the NanoPen using the process described on
1.
page 13.
Charging process can take up to 3 hours.
Charge the Remote Control using the process described
2.
on page 16.
Adjust the time stamp using the process described
3.
on page 25.
WARNING: The NanoPen must only be formatted
using the procedure and software described on
page 27. Failure to do this will result in irreparable
damage.
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Pen
Opening and Closing
To locate the power button and the Micro-USB socket, as
shown on open view picture (page 7), take the pen in both
hands and pull gently on each end as shown.
Power On/Off
Press on the power button indicated in the open view picture
(page 7). When the LEDs flash 5 times, the pen is on. To
switch the Pen off, press the button again until the LEDs flash
2 times.
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