Recordergear PB500 User Manual

USER MANUAL

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In order to comply with 18 U.S. Code § 2512 federal law, the

audio recording function is turned o by default on the PB500.

To use this device 100% legally within the USA, you must record

video with audio recording turned o . If you are located in a

country or a part of a government entity where this law does not

apply, you can enable the audio recording function within the
settings menu. RecorderGear products are sold NOT for illegal

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Table of Contents

1. Charging

2. Insert SD card

3. Power On/O

4. Continuous Video Recording Mode

5. Motion Detection Recording Mode

6. Photo Taking Mode

7. Playback Files

8. Time and Date Stamp Settings

9. Video Resolution Settings

10. Photo Resolution Setting

11. Loop Recording Setting /
Video Interval Setting

12. Power Bank Function

13. Specs Sheet

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1 Charging

The PB500 takes approximately 3.5hrs to fully
charge. For rst time use, we recommend fully
charging the PB500 for the best results.

To charge the PB500:

A. Connect the PB500 via the micro USB cable to

the USB port of your computer or a wall outlet
with a charging adapter
B. Light 1 will begin to ash and will continue
ashing until fully charged
C. When the PB500 is fully charged, light 1 and 2
will stay on

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2 Insert SD card

The PB500 supports up to a 32GB micro SD card.
Do not power on the PB500 before inserting a
memory card.

A. Insert a micro SD card into the memory card
slot. We recommend using a brand new class 10
micro SD card
B. You will feel and hear a click when the card
has been inserted correctly
C. To remove the SD card, push the card in until
you hear and feel a spring release; the card will
be ejected when you let go

NOTE:

If no SD card is inserted and you try to record,
the indicator light will ash a number of times,
depending on the mode, and enter back into
standby mode indicated by a solid blue light on
light 4.

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