Technaxx Video Wall Clock HD 720P User manual [ml]

Technaxx
®
Video Wall Clock HD 720P
User Manual
The Declaration of Conformity for this device is under: www.technaxx.de/ (in bottom bar “Konformitätserkärung”)
Before using the watch the first time, read the instructions carefully.
Stylish clock for wall mounting or table and shelf with built-in video camera
Adjustable small CMOS camera lens hidden in the dial
Automatic PIR sensor detection recording and manually recording function (~ 5 hours)
Snapshot function
Audio shooting by microphone hidden on the back
HD video resolution 1280 x 720 with 30fps (= frames per second)
Save videos on MicroSD memory card (up to 32GB)
Built-in rechargable 1000mAH Lithium Polymer battery
LED battery status indicator
Classic design with metal look, Ø 22cm / 500g and easy handling
Product Front View Product Rear View
Camera
PIR sensor
Back Cover / Stand
(1) With both hands press gently on the back cover, to snap it out of the buckle. (2) Pull it back to use it as stand to put the clock to a table or closet. (3) If continue to slide, you can remove the back cover completely.
Time adjust­ment wheel
Hanging hole
Microphone
Lens adjust­ment wheel
Battery
Back cover/stand
Remove Back Cover
There is a buckle on the back cover. When removing it (or install it again), the buckle has to be fitted exactly into the the “buckle port” press and slide down at straight line.
Buckle
Rear view of clock when removing the back cover
Reset
Power ON /OFF
MicroSD Memory Card Slot
“Buckle Port” USB
DC charging port Power “P” working switch
Operating Instructions
(1a) Battery charging: Use the provided USB cable connect the clock to a computer for
charging, or optional use the DC cable for charging.  While charging, the RED light keeps on lightening and the BLUE light keeps flashing. When the battery is fully charged, the BLUE light turns off.
(1b) External power supply: The clock has an external "DC socket”. The clock supports 5V DC power charging and recording at the same time. Use the provided DC cable.
(2) Power ON: Switch Power button to “ON” position
(3) Lens adjustment: There is a lens adjustment wheel at the back of the clock. Adjust the
camera’s angle according to its position and height. Slide the wheel tenderly to avoid damage.
Sliding up the wheel: The camera watchs more down. Sliding down the wheel: The camera watchs more up.
Make sure an MicroSD card is plugged in the slot before starting recording!
(4) PIR detection: Press Power button “P” shortly. The YELLOW lights flashs 6 times.
The camera enters to standby status. Once people move into the PIR sensor area, the camera is triggered and starts video recording.
(5) Manual Recording: Press Power button “P” 2 seconds. The RED light flashs 4 times and then the BLUE light turns on. Then light turns off and recording starts (it is regular recording, not PIR recording!). To stop recording and to save the video, press Power button “P” shortly.
(6) Turn OFF: Press Power button “P” shortly while recording. The camera will stop recording at once and save the video. Switch the power button to “OFF” position if camera is not used.
(7) Connecting to a computer: Press Power button "P" to stop the camera working and then switch the power button to "OFF" position. Using the provided USB cable to connect the clock to a computer. On the computer screen a "Movable Disk" will pop up (**). Open it and the recorded video can be watched. If you want to disconnect, go to the computer’s "task bar" on the lower right corner and click the “Movable Device Management” icon. Then uninstall the removable storage devices. After the message "safely withdraw" pops up, confirm it. Then the clock can be disconnected from the computer. (**) In case you cannot open the “Movable Disk”, check if the MicroSD card is plugged inside. (**) In case the PC cannot detect the clock’s camera, check if USB port on PC maybe is too loose and/or try another USB port.
NOTE: In case the indicator light still keeps bright after disconnecting the clock from the computer, press the RESET switch on the back of the clock to turn the light off.
(8) Modification time: Correct the time and date in the "time. TXT" file but make sure NOT to change the "time.TXT” file’s form. Then save it to a movable disk and withdraw the movable disk at safely mode.
Technical Specifications
Lens CMOS lens Video resolution HD 1280 x 720 with 30fps
Video format Storage MicroSD memory card (up to 32GB)
PIR sensor Area of 3–8m and 70° sector Battery for video recording Charging time ~5 hours at least Recording time ~5 hours continuous recording (when fully charged)
Circle recording
Charging voltage DC–5V or 1A power adaptor* (*not included) Separate AA batterie* for clock operation (* not included in delivery) Supported systems Windows ME/Vista/XP/2003/2000/98, Mac OS, Linux Working temperature Best use in room temperature Working humidity NOT waterproof, do not use in humid environment
Shooting illumination
Protection hints Dimensions / Weight Ø 22cm, thickness 4cm / 500g
AVI (Recommended players: storm player, KMPlayer, Mplayer and others which support multi format video)
Built-in rechargable 1000mAH Lithium Polymer battery Standby time ~25 days (~600 hours)
When memory card is full with data, it starts overwriting the earliest recorded video(s). If you want to keep some videos, you have to change the video’s name, then it is not overwritten
Use it in well lighted environment, but do NOT face it to powerful light directly (this may damage the lens) It is an electronic product. Avoid heavy hit and vibration and do NOT use it n high voltage fields.
Package Contents Video Wall Clock HD 720P, USB + DC cable, Stand, User Manual
Security and Disposal Hints for Batteries: Hold children off batteries. When a child swallowed a battery go to a doctors place or bring the child into a hospital promptly! Look for the right polarity (+) and (--) of batteries! Always change all batteries, never use old and new batteries or batteries of different types together. Never short batteries. Do NOT open, deform or load up batteries! There is a risk of
injury by battery leakage fluid! NEVER throw batteries into fire! There is a risk of explosion!
Hints for Environment Protection: Packages materials are raw materials and can be recycled. Do not disposal old devices or
batteries into the domestic waste. Cleaning: Protect the device from contamination and pollution. Only clean the device with soft cloth or drapery, avoid using rough or coarse-grained materials. Do NOT use solvents or other aggressive cleaner. Wipe the device after cleaning accurately. Important Notice: Should battery fluid leak from a battery, wipe the battery-case with a soft cloth dry.
Technaxx
®
Video Wall Clock HD 720P
Bedienungsanleitung
Konformitätserklärung finden Sie unter: www.technaxx.de/ (in der unteren Leiste “Konformitätserklärung”)
Bitte lesen Sie die Bedienungsanleitung aufmerksam durch, bevor Sie die Uhr benutzen.
Besonderheiten
Elegante Uhr mit eingebauter Videokamera zur Wandmontage oder zum Aufstellen
Verstellbare, kleine CMOS-Kamera im Ziffernblatt versteckt
Bewegungserkennung über PIR-Sensor und manuelle Aufnahme (~5 Stunden)
Schnappschussfunktion
Tonaufnahme über verstecktes Mikrofon auf der Rückseite
HD-Videoauflösung 1280 x 720 mit 30fps (= Bilder pro Sekunde)
Speichert Videos auf MicroSD-Karte (bis 32GB)
Eingebauter 1000mAh Lithium-Polymer-Akku
LED–Batteriestatusanzeige
Klassisches Design im Metallic-Look, Ø 22cm / 500 g und einfache Bedienung
Frontansicht Rückansicht
Kamera
PIR Sensor
Aufsteller
(1) Drücken Sie mit beiden Daumen vor- sichtig auf die hintere Abdeckung, bis sie aufspringt. (2) Klappen Sie den Aufsteller heraus. (3) Zum Abnehmen der Abdeckung klappen Sie sie ganz heraus.
Uhrzeit einstellen
Aufhänger
Mikrofon
Aufsteller
Objektiv einstellen
Batterie
Abdeckung abnehmen
Auf der Abdeckung befindet sich ein Verschluss. Zum Abnehmen (oder Ansetzen) muss der Verschluss genau mit der Aufnahme ausgerichtet sein andrücken und einklappen.
Verschluss
Rückansicht mit abgenommener Abdeckung
Zurückstellen (= Reset)
Ein / Aus
MicroSD Speicherkarte
Verschluss-Einschub USB-Port
DC-Ladeanschluss „Power“ Betriebsschalter
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