Wiseup GL1000 Manuale utente

I. Product Overview

1. Mini USB Port

2. Microphone

3. Reset Button

4. Blue/Red Indicator Light

II. What’s in the Box

-1× Glasses Camera

-1× USB Cable

-1× AC110-240V to DC5V Power Adapter

-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)

III. Operation

>> Please make sure your glasses camera is fully charged before using.

>> Please make sure the Micro SD card has been formatted already and is securely

fitted into the camera’s SD card slot, or it will not work. We recommend you use a

SDHC Class 10 Micro SD card.

[Note]: If no Micro SD card is fitted into the camera, the blue indicator light will keep flashing for 1

minute and then turn off. The camera will shut down automatically.

3.1. POWER ON/OFF

3.1.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.1.2. Power off the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds again. The

blue indicator light will flash twice and then turn off.

[Note]: The camera will shut down automatically if it is in standby mode without any operation more

than 3 minutes.

3.2. VIDEO RECORDING

3.2.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.2.2. Press the Video Recording Button once to start video recording. The blue indi-

cator light will flash 3 times and then turn off.

3.2.3. Press the Video Recording Button once again to stop video recording. The

blue indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera is back

to standby mode.

[Note]:

1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.

2). The camera can record video for 80 minutes continuously on a full charge.

3). Video Resolution: 1920x1080P Video Format: AVI

4). If the camera is in low battery, it will save all video files and then shut down automatically. The blue

indicator light will flash quickly for 3 seconds and then turn off.

3.3. CAMERA/STILL PHOTOGRAPHY

3.3.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.3.2. Press the Camera Button once to take a photo. The blue indicator light will

flash once every time you take a photo.

3.4. MOTION DETECTION VIDEO RECORDING

3.4.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.4.2. Press the Motion Detection Recording Button for 2 seconds to make the

camera enter into motion detection recording mode. The blue indicator light will flash

6 times and then turn off. The camera will capture a 3 minutes’ video automatically

when a movement is detected.

3.4.3. Press the Motion Detection Recording Button once to exit motion detection

recording mode. The blue indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating

the camera is back to standby mode.

IV. Video/Image Files Uploads

4.1. Option One: Using the USB Cable

4.1.1. Power off the glasses camera and connect it to a proper PC computer USB

port using the USB cable provided.

4.1.2. The camera will be recognized as a removable disk drive.

4.1.3. All the files can be accessed in the “DCIM” folder.

4.2. Option Two: Using a Card Reader

4.2.1. Power off the glasses camera, remove the Micro SD card and insert it into a

card reader.

4.2.2. Insert the card reader into a proper PC computer USB port.

4.2.3. The Micro SD card will be recognized as a removable disk drive.

4.2.4. All the files can be accessed in the “DCIM” folder.

V. Setting Time/Date Stamp

5.1. Power off the glasses camera and connect it to a proper PC computer USB port

using the USB cable provided.

5.2. Removable disk drive folder appears.

5.3. Click on the drive in the root directory and inside the root directory, create a file

named “time.txt”.

5.4. Write the current date and time in the “time.txt” file with the correct format:

YYYY.MM.DD HH:MM:SS (For example: 2016.04.12 14:24:32). Save this file. If you

don’t need the time and date stamp on the video footage, add an “N” in the “time.txt”

file. (For example: 2016.04.12 14:24:32 N).

5.5. Restart the camera and the system will upgrade the program automatically.

VI. Charging

6.1. Connect the camera to an outlet AC power supply using the USB cable and

power adapter provided.

6.2. Both blue and red indicator lights will stay illuminated during the charging pro-

cess.

6.3. It will take 80 minutes to obtain a full charge.

6.4. When the camera is fully charged, the blue indicator light will stay illuminated

and the red one will turn off.

VII. Resetting

If for any reason, the camera stops responding or isn’t working properly, a quick

reset will restore it back to normal operation.

Operation: When the camera is powered on, use a pin to press the Reset Button

once. The blue indicator will turn off and the camera will shut down automatically.

You can restart the camera to factory default settings and try it again.

GL1000

User Guide

5. Micro SD Card Slot

6. Camera/Motion Detection Recording Button

7. Power/Video Recording Button

8. Camera Lens

I. Product Overview

1. Mini USB Port

2. Microphone

3. Reset Button

4. Blue/Red Indicator Light

II. What’s in the Box

-1× Glasses Camera

-1× USB Cable

-1× AC110-240V to DC5V Power Adapter

-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)

III. Operation

>> Please make sure your glasses camera is fully charged before using.

>> Please make sure the Micro SD card has been formatted already and is securely

fitted into the camera’s SD card slot, or it will not work. We recommend you use a

SDHC Class 10 Micro SD card.

[Note]: If no Micro SD card is fitted into the camera, the blue indicator light will keep flashing for 1

minute and then turn off. The camera will shut down automatically.

3.1. POWER ON/OFF

3.1.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.1.2. Power off the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds again. The

blue indicator light will flash twice and then turn off.

[Note]: The camera will shut down automatically if it is in standby mode without any operation more

than 3 minutes.

3.2. VIDEO RECORDING

3.2.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.2.2. Press the Video Recording Button once to start video recording. The blue indi-

cator light will flash 3 times and then turn off.

3.2.3. Press the Video Recording Button once again to stop video recording. The

blue indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera is back

to standby mode.

[Note]:

1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.

2). The camera can record video for 80 minutes continuously on a full charge.

3). Video Resolution: 1920x1080P Video Format: AVI

4). If the camera is in low battery, it will save all video files and then shut down automatically. The blue

indicator light will flash quickly for 3 seconds and then turn off.

3.3. CAMERA/STILL PHOTOGRAPHY

3.3.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.3.2. Press the Camera Button once to take a photo. The blue indicator light will

flash once every time you take a photo.

3.4. MOTION DETECTION VIDEO RECORDING

3.4.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.4.2. Press the Motion Detection Recording Button for 2 seconds to make the

camera enter into motion detection recording mode. The blue indicator light will flash

6 times and then turn off. The camera will capture a 3 minutes’ video automatically

when a movement is detected.

3.4.3. Press the Motion Detection Recording Button once to exit motion detection

recording mode. The blue indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating

the camera is back to standby mode.

IV. Video/Image Files Uploads

4.1. Option One: Using the USB Cable

4.1.1. Power off the glasses camera and connect it to a proper PC computer USB

port using the USB cable provided.

4.1.2. The camera will be recognized as a removable disk drive.

4.1.3. All the files can be accessed in the “DCIM” folder.

4.2. Option Two: Using a Card Reader

4.2.1. Power off the glasses camera, remove the Micro SD card and insert it into a

card reader.

4.2.2. Insert the card reader into a proper PC computer USB port.

4.2.3. The Micro SD card will be recognized as a removable disk drive.

4.2.4. All the files can be accessed in the “DCIM” folder.

V. Setting Time/Date Stamp

5.1. Power off the glasses camera and connect it to a proper PC computer USB port

using the USB cable provided.

5.2. Removable disk drive folder appears.

5.3. Click on the drive in the root directory and inside the root directory, create a file

named “time.txt”.

5.4. Write the current date and time in the “time.txt” file with the correct format:

YYYY.MM.DD HH:MM:SS (For example: 2016.04.12 14:24:32). Save this file. If you

don’t need the time and date stamp on the video footage, add an “N” in the “time.txt”

file. (For example: 2016.04.12 14:24:32 N).

5.5. Restart the camera and the system will upgrade the program automatically.

VI. Charging

6.1. Connect the camera to an outlet AC power supply using the USB cable and

power adapter provided.

6.2. Both blue and red indicator lights will stay illuminated during the charging pro-

cess.

6.3. It will take 80 minutes to obtain a full charge.

6.4. When the camera is fully charged, the blue indicator light will stay illuminated

and the red one will turn off.

VII. Resetting

If for any reason, the camera stops responding or isn’t working properly, a quick

reset will restore it back to normal operation.

Operation: When the camera is powered on, use a pin to press the Reset Button

once. The blue indicator will turn off and the camera will shut down automatically.

You can restart the camera to factory default settings and try it again.

I. Product Overview

1. Mini USB Port

2. Microphone

3. Reset Button

4. Blue/Red Indicator Light

II. What’s in the Box

-1× Glasses Camera

-1× USB Cable

-1× AC110-240V to DC5V Power Adapter

-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)

III. Operation

>> Please make sure your glasses camera is fully charged before using.

>> Please make sure the Micro SD card has been formatted already and is securely

fitted into the camera’s SD card slot, or it will not work. We recommend you use a

SDHC Class 10 Micro SD card.

[Note]: If no Micro SD card is fitted into the camera, the blue indicator light will keep flashing for 1

minute and then turn off. The camera will shut down automatically.

3.1. POWER ON/OFF

3.1.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.1.2. Power off the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds again. The

blue indicator light will flash twice and then turn off.

[Note]: The camera will shut down automatically if it is in standby mode without any operation more

than 3 minutes.

3.2. VIDEO RECORDING

3.2.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.2.2. Press the Video Recording Button once to start video recording. The blue indi-

cator light will flash 3 times and then turn off.

3.2.3. Press the Video Recording Button once again to stop video recording. The

blue indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera is back

to standby mode.

[Note]:

1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.

2). The camera can record video for 80 minutes continuously on a full charge.

3). Video Resolution: 1920x1080P Video Format: AVI

4). If the camera is in low battery, it will save all video files and then shut down automatically. The blue

indicator light will flash quickly for 3 seconds and then turn off.

3.3. CAMERA/STILL PHOTOGRAPHY

3.3.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.3.2. Press the Camera Button once to take a photo. The blue indicator light will

flash once every time you take a photo.

3.4. MOTION DETECTION VIDEO RECORDING

3.4.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.4.2. Press the Motion Detection Recording Button for 2 seconds to make the

camera enter into motion detection recording mode. The blue indicator light will flash

6 times and then turn off. The camera will capture a 3 minutes’ video automatically

when a movement is detected.

3.4.3. Press the Motion Detection Recording Button once to exit motion detection

recording mode. The blue indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating

the camera is back to standby mode.

IV. Video/Image Files Uploads

4.1. Option One: Using the USB Cable

4.1.1. Power off the glasses camera and connect it to a proper PC computer USB

port using the USB cable provided.

4.1.2. The camera will be recognized as a removable disk drive.

4.1.3. All the files can be accessed in the “DCIM” folder.

4.2. Option Two: Using a Card Reader

4.2.1. Power off the glasses camera, remove the Micro SD card and insert it into a

card reader.

4.2.2. Insert the card reader into a proper PC computer USB port.

4.2.3. The Micro SD card will be recognized as a removable disk drive.

4.2.4. All the files can be accessed in the “DCIM” folder.

V. Setting Time/Date Stamp

5.1. Power off the glasses camera and connect it to a proper PC computer USB port

using the USB cable provided.

5.2. Removable disk drive folder appears.

5.3. Click on the drive in the root directory and inside the root directory, create a file

named “time.txt”.

5.4. Write the current date and time in the “time.txt” file with the correct format:

YYYY.MM.DD HH:MM:SS (For example: 2016.04.12 14:24:32). Save this file. If you

don’t need the time and date stamp on the video footage, add an “N” in the “time.txt”

file. (For example: 2016.04.12 14:24:32 N).

5.5. Restart the camera and the system will upgrade the program automatically.

VI. Charging

6.1. Connect the camera to an outlet AC power supply using the USB cable and

power adapter provided.

6.2. Both blue and red indicator lights will stay illuminated during the charging pro-

cess.

6.3. It will take 80 minutes to obtain a full charge.

6.4. When the camera is fully charged, the blue indicator light will stay illuminated

and the red one will turn off.

VII. Resetting

If for any reason, the camera stops responding or isn’t working properly, a quick

reset will restore it back to normal operation.

Operation: When the camera is powered on, use a pin to press the Reset Button

once. The blue indicator will turn off and the camera will shut down automatically.

You can restart the camera to factory default settings and try it again.

I. Product Overview

1. Mini USB Port

2. Microphone

3. Reset Button

4. Blue/Red Indicator Light

II. What’s in the Box

-1× Glasses Camera

-1× USB Cable

-1× AC110-240V to DC5V Power Adapter

-1× 8GB Micro SD Card (fitted into the Micro SD card slot already)

III. Operation

>> Please make sure your glasses camera is fully charged before using.

>> Please make sure the Micro SD card has been formatted already and is securely

fitted into the camera’s SD card slot, or it will not work. We recommend you use a

SDHC Class 10 Micro SD card.

[Note]: If no Micro SD card is fitted into the camera, the blue indicator light will keep flashing for 1

minute and then turn off. The camera will shut down automatically.

3.1. POWER ON/OFF

3.1.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.1.2. Power off the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds again. The

blue indicator light will flash twice and then turn off.

[Note]: The camera will shut down automatically if it is in standby mode without any operation more

than 3 minutes.

3.2. VIDEO RECORDING

3.2.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.2.2. Press the Video Recording Button once to start video recording. The blue indi-

cator light will flash 3 times and then turn off.

3.2.3. Press the Video Recording Button once again to stop video recording. The

blue indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera is back

to standby mode.

[Note]:

1). A video clip will be generated and saved every 3 minutes automatically.

2). The camera can record video for 80 minutes continuously on a full charge.

3). Video Resolution: 1920x1080P Video Format: AVI

4). If the camera is in low battery, it will save all video files and then shut down automatically. The blue

indicator light will flash quickly for 3 seconds and then turn off.

3.3. CAMERA/STILL PHOTOGRAPHY

3.3.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.3.2. Press the Camera Button once to take a photo. The blue indicator light will

flash once every time you take a photo.

3.4. MOTION DETECTION VIDEO RECORDING

3.4.1. Power on the camera by pressing the Power Button for 2 seconds. The blue

indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating the camera has entered

into standby mode automatically.

3.4.2. Press the Motion Detection Recording Button for 2 seconds to make the

camera enter into motion detection recording mode. The blue indicator light will flash

6 times and then turn off. The camera will capture a 3 minutes’ video automatically

when a movement is detected.

3.4.3. Press the Motion Detection Recording Button once to exit motion detection

recording mode. The blue indicator light will come on and stay illuminated, indicating

the camera is back to standby mode.

IV. Video/Image Files Uploads

4.1. Option One: Using the USB Cable

4.1.1. Power off the glasses camera and connect it to a proper PC computer USB

port using the USB cable provided.

4.1.2. The camera will be recognized as a removable disk drive.

4.1.3. All the files can be accessed in the “DCIM” folder.

4.2. Option Two: Using a Card Reader

4.2.1. Power off the glasses camera, remove the Micro SD card and insert it into a

card reader.

4.2.2. Insert the card reader into a proper PC computer USB port.

4.2.3. The Micro SD card will be recognized as a removable disk drive.

4.2.4. All the files can be accessed in the “DCIM” folder.

V. Setting Time/Date Stamp

5.1. Power off the glasses camera and connect it to a proper PC computer USB port

using the USB cable provided.

5.2. Removable disk drive folder appears.

5.3. Click on the drive in the root directory and inside the root directory, create a file

named “time.txt”.

5.4. Write the current date and time in the “time.txt” file with the correct format:

YYYY.MM.DD HH:MM:SS (For example: 2016.04.12 14:24:32). Save this file. If you

don’t need the time and date stamp on the video footage, add an “N” in the “time.txt”

file. (For example: 2016.04.12 14:24:32 N).

5.5. Restart the camera and the system will upgrade the program automatically.

VI. Charging

6.1. Connect the camera to an outlet AC power supply using the USB cable and

power adapter provided.

6.2. Both blue and red indicator lights will stay illuminated during the charging pro-

cess.

6.3. It will take 80 minutes to obtain a full charge.

6.4. When the camera is fully charged, the blue indicator light will stay illuminated

and the red one will turn off.

VII. Resetting

If for any reason, the camera stops responding or isn’t working properly, a quick

reset will restore it back to normal operation.

Operation: When the camera is powered on, use a pin to press the Reset Button

once. The blue indicator will turn off and the camera will shut down automatically.

You can restart the camera to factory default settings and try it again.

I. Produktübersicht

1. Mini-USB-Anschluss

2. Mikrofon

3. Reset-Taste

4. Blaue/Rote Anzeigeleuchte

II. Was ist in der Box

-1 × Gläser Kamera

-1 × USB-Kabel

-1 × AC110-240V zum DC5V Netzteil

-1 × 8GB Micro SD Card (bereits in den Micro SD Kartensteckplatz eingebaut)

III. Betrieb

>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass Ihre Brille-Kamera vor dem Gebrauch vollständig

aufgeladen ist.

>> Bitte stellen Sie sicher, dass die Micro SD-Karte bereits formatiert ist und sicher

in den SD-Kartensteckplatz der Kamera eingepasst ist, oder es funktioniert nicht.

Wir empfehlen Ihnen, eine SDHC Class 10 Micro SD Karte zu verwenden.

[Hinweis]: Wenn keine Micro SD-Karte in die Kamera eingebaut ist, blinkt die blaue Kontrollleuchte

für 1 Minute und schaltet sich dann aus. Die Kamera schaltet sich automatisch ab.

3.1. EINSCHALTEN/AUSSCHALTEN

3.1.1. Schalten Sie die Kamera ein, indem Sie den Netzschalter 2 Sekunden lang

drücken. Die blaue Kontrollleuchte leuchtet auf und leuchtet auf und zeigt an, dass

die Kamera automatisch in den Standby-Modus geschaltet wurde.

3.1.2. Schalten Sie die Kamera aus, indem Sie den Netzschalter nochmals 2 Sekun-

den lang drücken. Die blaue Kontrollleuchte blinkt zweimal und schaltet sich dann

aus.

[Hinweis]: Die Kamera schaltet sich automatisch aus, wenn sie sich im Standby-Modus befindet,

ohne jeglichen Betrieb mehr als 3 Minuten.

3.2. VIDEOAUFNAHME

3.2.1. Schalten Sie die Kamera ein, indem Sie den Netzschalter 2 Sekunden lang

drücken. Die blaue Kontrollleuchte leuchtet auf und leuchtet auf und zeigt an, dass

die Kamera automatisch in den Standby-Modus geschaltet wurde.

3.2.2. Drücken Sie einmal die Videoaufnahme-Taste, um die Videoaufnahme zu

starten. Die blaue Kontrollleuchte blinkt 3 mal und schaltet sich dann aus.

3.2.3. Drücken Sie erneut die Videoaufnahme-Taste, um die Videoaufnahme zu

beenden. Die blaue Kontrollleuchte leuchtet auf und leuchtet auf und zeigt an, dass

die Kamera wieder in den Standby-Modus versetzt wird.

[Hinweis]:

1). Ein Videoclip wird alle 3 Minuten automatisch generiert und gespeichert.

2). Die Kamera kann Video für 80 Minuten kontinuierlich auf eine volle Ladung aufnehmen.

3). Video Auflösung: 1920x1080P Video Format: AVI

4). Wenn die Kamera in der niedrigen Batterie ist, speichert sie alle Videodateien und schaltet dann

automatisch ab. Die blaue Kontrollleuchte blinkt für 3 Sekunden schnell und schaltet sich dann aus.

3.3. KAMERA/NOCH FOTOGRAFIE

3.3.1. Schalten Sie die Kamera ein, indem Sie den Netzschalter 2 Sekunden lang

drücken. Die blaue Kontrollleuchte leuchtet auf und leuchtet auf und zeigt an, dass

die Kamera automatisch in den Standby-Modus geschaltet wurde.

3.3.2. Drücken Sie einmal die Kamera-Taste, um ein Foto aufzunehmen. Die blaue

Kontrollleuchte blinkt einmal bei jedem Foto.

3.4 MOTION DETECTION VIDEO AUFNAHME

3.4.1. Schalten Sie die Kamera ein, indem Sie den Netzschalter 2 Sekunden lang

drücken. Die blaue Kontrollleuchte leuchtet auf und leuchtet auf und zeigt an, dass

die Kamera automatisch in den Standby-Modus geschaltet wurde.

3.4.2. Drücken Sie die Motion Detection Recording-Taste für 2 Sekunden, um die

Kamera in den Bewegungserkennungs-Aufnahmemodus zu bringen. Die blaue

Kontrollleuchte blinkt 6 mal und schaltet sich dann aus. Die Kamera erfasst automa-

tisch ein Video von 3 Minuten, wenn eine Bewegung erkannt wird.

3.4.3. Drücken Sie einmal die Motion Detection Recording-Taste, um den Bewe-

gungserkennungs-Aufnahmemodus zu verlassen. Die blaue Kontrollleuchte

leuchtet auf und leuchtet auf und zeigt an, dass die Kamera wieder in den Stand-

by-Modus versetzt wird.

IV. Video-/Bilddateien hochladen

4.1. Option Eins: Verwenden des USB-Kabels

4.1.1. Schalten Sie die Gläser-Kamera aus und verbinden Sie sie mit einem gee-

igneten PC-Computer-USB-Anschluss über das mitgelieferte USB-Kabel.

4.1.2. Die Kamera wird als Wechseldatenträger erkannt.

4.1.3. Auf alle Dateien kann im Ordner "DCIM" zugegriffen werden.

4.2. Option 2: Mit einem Kartenleser

4.2.1. Schalten Sie die Brillenkamera aus, entfernen Sie die Micro SD Karte und

stecken Sie sie in einen Kartenleser ein.

4.2.2. Legen Sie den Kartenleser in einen geeigneten PC-Computer ein.

4.2.3. Die Micro SD-Karte wird als Wechseldatenträger erkannt.

4.2.4. Auf alle Dateien kann im Ordner "DCIM" zugegriffen werden.

V. Einstellzeit/Datumsstempel

5.1. Schalten Sie die Gläser-Kamera aus und verbinden Sie sie mit einem gee-

igneten PC-Computer-USB-Anschluss über das mitgelieferte USB-Kabel.

5.2. Der Ordner "Wechseldatenträger" wird angezeigt.

5.3. Klicken Sie auf das Laufwerk im Stammverzeichnis und in das Stammverzeich-

nis, erstellen Sie eine Datei mit dem Namen "time.txt".

5.4 Schreiben Sie das aktuelle Datum und die Uhrzeit in der Datei "time.txt" mit dem

richtigen Format:

YYYY.MM.DD HH: MM: SS (zB: 2016.04.12 14:24:32). Diese Datei speichern Wenn

Sie nicht brauchen die Zeit und Datum Stempel auf dem Videomaterial, fügen Sie

ein "N" in der "time.txt" Datei. (Zum Beispiel: 2016.04.12 14:24:32 N).

5.5. Starten Sie die Kamera neu und das System wird das Programm automatisch

aktualisieren.

VI. Aufladen

6.1. Schließen Sie die Kamera mit einem USB-Kabel und einem mitgelieferten Netz-

teil an eine Steckdose an.

6.2. Sowohl die blaue als auch die rote Kontrollleuchte bleiben während des

Ladevorgangs beleuchtet.

6.3. Es dauert 80 Minuten, um eine volle Ladung zu erhalten.

6.4 Wenn die Kamera voll aufgeladen ist, leuchtet die blaue Kontrollleuchte und die

rote Taste wird ausgeschaltet.

VII. Zurücksetzen

Wenn aus irgendeinem Grund die Kamera nicht mehr reagiert oder nicht ordnungs-

gemäß funktioniert, wird ein schneller Reset wieder in den normalen Betrieb zurück-

versetzt.

Bedienung: Wenn die Kamera eingeschaltet ist, verwenden Sie einen Pin, um die

Reset-Taste einmal zu drücken. Die blaue Anzeige schaltet sich aus und die Kamera

schaltet sich automatisch ab. Sie können die Kamera auf die Werkseinstellungen

zurücksetzen und es erneut versuchen.

GL1000

Benutzerhandbuch

5. Mikro-Sd-Einbauschlitz

6. Kamera/Bewegungserkennung Aufnahmetaste

7. Power/Video-Aufnahme-Taste

8. Kameraobjektiv