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INSERTING A MICROSD MEMORY CARD
1.
Please make sure that the MicroSD card is facing the correct direction before you insert it into the
ejection loading slot. Inserting the MicroSD card in the wrong direction might cause damage to the
product and to the MicroSD card. You’ll easily identify which direction by gently inserting it to see
which way it fits best.
2.
It's a spring loaded slot which requires the memory card to be pushed down until it locks into
place. Do not exert too much force when you push in the memory card it will lock it self into place
on its own.
3.
To remove the memory card, gently push in the memory card for it to eject and release.
NOTE: If the MicroSD card is not compatible with the iSpyHD, your iSpyHD will power up for a few second
then automatically power down. Check the specifications for memory type compatibility or seek further
support from your vendor.
TURNING ON THE ISPYHD
1.
Press and hold the POWER button for 3 second to power up the iSpyHD.
2.
A blue indicator LED will light up once the iSpyHD has completely powered up.
TURNING OFF THE ISPYHD
1.
Press and hold the POWER button for 3 seconds to power down the iSpyHD.
2.
The blue indicator LED will go out once iSpyHD has powered off.
RECORDING A VIDEO
1.
Power up the iSpyHD.
2.
The iSpyHD automatically enters standby video mode once powered on.
3.
Simply press RECORD button once to begin a video recording. Both blue and red LED indicators
remain solid to indicate that the iSpyHD is recording.
4.
To stop the recording and close the file session, just press the RECORD button again. The red LED
will go out and blue LED remain steady. (standby video mode)
TAKING A PHOTO
1.
Power up the iSpyHD. The iSpyHD will automatically go to video mode.
2.
Press the MODE button once to enter Camera Mode. The blue LED will begin blinking, indicating
its in standby camera mode.
3.
Press the RECORD button once to take a photo. The red LED will light up for a few second, then
go out. Indicating it has taken a photo.
