Mini Gadgets B3000 Manuale utente

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ONE-TOUCH

BUTTON CAMERA

SKU: B3000

THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING THE ONE-TOUCH BUTTON

CAMERA

Please read this manual before operating the one-touch button

camera and keep it handy.

Button cameras are hidden cameras disguised to look like a shirt or

accessory button. They are a popular choice for covert recording

because they are so easy to hide on your person. Professionals in law

enforcement, private investigation, or secret shoppers will wonder

how they ever got along without this discreet, do-it-all unit.

Begin collecting your evidence with a simple button press. The high-

quality CCD image sensor records to up to 16GB MicroSD cards, giving

you space for hours of video and images. The built-in, top-of-the-line

battery fully recharges in just 2 hours directly from a USB port. Once

charged, it is capable of recording for up to 2 hours. Use the included

USB cable to move your data from the unit to your computer.

Your purchase should include:

1 x One-Touch Button Camera

1 x USB Cable

1 x Instruction Booklet

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GET FAMILIAR WITH YOUR ONE-TOUCH BUTTON CAMERA

Figure 1

Figure 2

Figure 3

Figure 4

Camera Lens

Power Button

Record

Button

USB Port

SD Card

Slot

Indicator Light

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OPERATING THE ONE-TOUCH BUTTON CAMERA

IMPORTANT NOTICE: Allow the device to charge 2 –4 hours before

using.

HOW TO CHARGE THE BUTTON CAMERA

1. Plug the USB cable into the port on the button camera

2. Plug the USB cable into your PC

The device will vibrate once

The red indicator light blinks while charging

HOW TO TURN ON THE BUTTON CAMERA

1. Push and hold the Power button for 3 seconds

The device will vibrate once

The red light will turn on

The device is now in standby mode

HOW TO TURN OFF THE BUTTON CAMERA

1. Push and hold the Power button for 3 seconds

The device will vibrate twice

The red light will turn off

HOW TO RECORD VIDEO

1. Put the device into standby mode

2. Push the Record Button for 3 seconds

The device will vibrate twice

The red light will blink twice and turn off

The device is now recording video

oEvery 15 minutes, the device will save the file

and start a new file

3. Push the Power button

The device will vibrate 3 times

The red light will turn on

The device is back in standby mode

HOW TO TAKE PHOTOGRAPHS

1. Put the device into standby mode

2. Push the Record Button

The red light will blink once

The device will vibrate once

HOW TO TAKE AN AUDIO RECORDING

1. Put the device into standby mode

2. Push the power button 1 time and the device will blink and

vibrate 6 times.

3. Press the power button again to return to standby mode and

it will blink and vibrate 3 times.

HOW TO RESET THE TIME AND DATE STAMP (Windows Only)

1. Visit http://time.mgidownloads.com

2. Choose “B3000” and your time zone in the dropdowns and click

download.

3. Plug the device into your computer

4. Right click and “cut” the downloaded time file

5. Locate “Removable Disk” inside the (My) Computer folder

a. Go to Start > Computer > Removable Disk

6. Open the Removable Disk Drive

7. Right click with your mouse and paste the downloaded time file.

8. Alternatively, if you cannot get the above method to work, do the

following:

9. Right click anywhere in the blank white space

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10. Scroll down to “New”

11. Click “Text Document”

12. Rename “New Text Document” as “time”

The title must be in all lowercase letters!

Before Step 8

After Step 8

13. Open the text document

14. Enter the date/time in the following format

a. Example: 2016-11-17 12:11:53

15. Save the text document

16. Unplug the device from your computer

17. Power on the device and begin a test recording to confirm

date/time setting succeeded.

RETRIEVE THE FILES TO YOUR PC

1. Plug the device into your PC using the USB cable

2. Locate “Removable Disk” inside the (My) Computer folder

AutoPlay Removable Disk > Open folder to view files

Or…

Go to Start > Computer > Removable Disk

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4. Open the Removable Disk drive

5. Open the [folder name] folder

6. Double click the file you want to view

VLC Player is recommended for watching videos

TROUBLESHOOTING

THE DEVICE WON’T TURN ON

Charge the device for at least 4 hours before the first use.

Make sure the charging cable is securely inserted into the device

and into the power source.

THE DEVICE ISN’T CHARGING

If possible, try a different charging cable.

If you are charging via a wall power source, try to charge through a

PC.

THE DEVICE HAS CRASHED

You can reset the device by pressing the power and record buttons

and the same time.

MY COMPUTER DOESN’T RECOGNIZE THE DEVICE

Unplug the device from your PC and reboot the device.

Unplug the device from your PC and reboot your PC.

Try using a different USB slot on your PC. If available, we

recommend a USB port on the back of your computer.

Replace the USB cable.

THE RED LIGHT BLINKS FOR 10 SECONDS, VIBRATES TWICE, AND

THEN SHUTS DOWN WHEN I TRY TURNING IT ON

There is no SD card in the slot

THE DEVICE STOPPED RECORDING WHEN THE STORAGE BECAME

FULL

This device will not overwrite older file to make room for new files.

You will need to move older data off of the device before you can

continue to record.

THE RED LIGHT BLINKS FOR 3 SECONDS AND THE DEVICE SHUTS

DOWN

The battery is low and needs to be charged.

OTHER PROBLEMS

Call our technical support at 770–694–6923

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SPECIFICATIONS

Video Resolution

720*480

Video Format

AVI

Frames per Second

Recording Time

1–2 Hours

Motion Detection

Photo Resolution

4032*3024

Photo Format

JPG

Water Resistant

Battery Life

1–2 Hours

Type of Memory

MicroSD Card

Memory Capacity

Up to 16GB

Recording Capacity

2GB ≈ 1 hour

4GB ≈ 2 hours

8GB ≈ 4 hours

16GB ≈ 8 hours

USB Interface

2.0 USB

Player Software

VLC recommended

Operating Systems

Windows 2000

Windows Me

Windows XP

Windows Vista

Windows 7

Mac OSX

Linux

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