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NOTE: If after 15 seconds you have not used any button the device will turn itself off. Also you may need 

to apply a little more pressure to the white center button with your thumb to obtain accurate results. 

 

 

TO TAKE A PHOTO 

 

1.

 

Insert a memory card (MicroSD or MicroSDHC) into the card slot. 

2.

 

Slide the On/Off switch to ON position. (It will not power up yet) 

3.

 

Slide the Video/Photo switch to Photo

4.

 

Press (evenly with extra thumb pressure) the center boot/record/stop button and hold it for 3 

seconds (it will BOOT and lights will illuminate). Wait for an additional 5 seconds to ensure it has 

completely booted. 

5.

 

Now again press the boot/record/stop button once. The light to the right will blink once (if it does 

not, further troubleshooting needs to be done to ensure that the memory card is installed correctly, 

has been formatted, and is the correct size/type/class). 

6.

 

Photo has been taken. 

7.

 

Now to properly power you camera down to avoid losing  valuable  photos, press the 

boot/record/stop for 3 seconds (as you did when you booted), two light will illuminate, then let go, 

and it powers down gracefully.  

8.

 

To avoid losing your recently configured date/time setting, keep the units On/Off switch in the ON 

position so the battery can help the chipset retain the memory. It will draw a very tiny amount of 

power. 

9.

 

If you do not mind reconfiguring your time/date settings and you want optimum battery power 

savings then which your device Off

10.

 

Done. 

 

 

NOTE: If after 15 seconds you have not used any button the device will turn itself off. Also you may need 

to apply a little more pressure to the white center button with your thumb to obtain accurate results. 

 

 

TO PLAYBACK VIDEO 

 

Turn the camera off and remove the memory card. Use your computer's media/memory card reader to 

read the video/photo files in your memory card. If your computer does not come with one you can use any 

simple USB MicroSD memory card reader. 

 

 

TIME AND DATE WATERMARK 

 

To watermark the date and time on your every video and photo, follow the steps below: 

 

1.

 

After your first recording the camera unit will have created a time.txt in the root of your memory 

card. This file will have the follow formatted date/time: 

 

2014-12-25 15:11:22 

 

YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS (NoteTime is in military format) 

2.

 

Adjust the date and time accordingly. Then, save the as the same name file name “time.txt” in 

the same folder location you found it on your memory card. 

Summary of Contents for ISPY

Page 1: ...ether covert or not This device can be used for protection or investigative purposes All information and instructions included in this manual are current as of April 9 2016 However due to the fluid nature of advancing technology some characteristics may change or need modifications in the future Should you encounter any problems or have any further questions about your purchase please visit our we...

Page 2: ...Flip com No unauthorized reproduction is allowed 2 Table of Contents PRODUCT INFORMATION 3 Hardware Parts 3 GETTING STARTED 4 Charging the Device 4 Inserting a Memory Card 4 To Record a Video 4 To Take a Photo 5 To Playback a Video 5 Time and Date Watermark 5 ...

Page 3: ...This document is a property of ElectroFlip LLC www ElectroFlip com No unauthorized reproduction is allowed 3 PRODUCT INFORMATION HARDWARE PARTS ...

Page 4: ... it will eject itself Careful it can shoot out quickly TO RECORD A VIDEO 1 Insert a memory card MicroSD or MicroSDHC into the card slot 2 Slide the On Off switch to ON position It will not power up yet 3 Slide the Video Photo switch to Video 4 Press evenly with extra thumb pressure the center boot record stop button and hold it for 3 seconds it will BOOT and lights will illuminate Wait for an addi...

Page 5: ...l illuminate then let go and it powers down gracefully 8 To avoid losing your recently configured date time setting keep the units On Off switch in the ON position so the battery can help the chipset retain the memory It will draw a very tiny amount of power 9 If you do not mind reconfiguring your time date settings and you want optimum battery power savings then which your device Off 10 Done NOTE...

Page 6: ... this file has the old default time to avoid overwriting the internally saved Date Time file of your camera device Screen Shots Below are the screen shots on how to save the time stamp file to the main directory or root directory of your memory card Please review the screen shots to be familiar with the process All information and instructions included in this manual are current as of April 9 2016...

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