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Page 3: ... Light 15 1 Connect the Security Light to AC power 16 2 Replacing the halogen lamp if faulty 17 Camera set up getting started 17 1 Inserting SD memory card 17 2 Testing the PIR coverage area 18 3 Settings 18 4 Setting the data and time 19 5 Setting the AE frequency to 60Hz or 50Hz 20 6 Setting the resolution 20 7 Set the Burst capturing and Video capturing 21 8 Setting the capture interval time 21...

Page 4: ...video 22 Viewing images via PC 23 1 Viewing images via your Security Light directly on your PC 23 Technical Specifications 24 1 System Requirements and Compatibility 24 2 Features and specifications 24 Disposal 25 Warranty card 27 ...

Page 5: ... a product that has been manufactured to the highest standards of performance and safety supported by the high quality standards of Aldi We want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase so this Home Protector product is backed by a comprehensive manufacturer s 3 year warranty and an outstanding after sales service through our dedicated Helpline We hope you will enjoy using your purchase f...

Page 6: ... voltage within the product s enclosure that may be sufficient magnitude to pose a risk of electric shock to persons Any changes or modifications to the construction of this product which are not expressly approved by the person responsible for compliance could void the warranty Caution Hazard Safety and Warning notices Incorrect use of the camera and accessories can be dangerous for you and other...

Page 7: ...lly or mentally able to operate the equipment safely unless they are supervised by a person responsible for their safety or have been instructed by this person as to how to use the equipment Children should be supervised to ensure that they are not playing with the equipment Storing conditions Storage conditions 20oC to 55 oC 20 85 R H non condensing Special care instructions The Security Light is...

Page 8: ...m smoke or dust Danger of fire and electrocution Electrical hazard Switch off the Security Light with Camera if a foreign body or liquid has entered the light or camera Wait until completely dry there is danger of fire and electrocution Switch off if Security Light with Camera has been dropped or if housing is damaged there is danger of fire and electrocution The Security Light and its components ...

Page 9: ...8 Assembly and Parts List Security Light with Camera EVA foam USB cable Screws 4 pcs 300W halogen tube Screws bolts 4 pcs Hexagon key 4GB memory card ...

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Page 11: ...t view Floodlight It can be rotated and tilted to adjust the lighting area The maximum rotation is 30 degree Tilting angle is 10 degree Flood light screw Release to open the flood light case to replace the halogen lamp ...

Page 12: ...or It is a red LED to indicate the PIR detection coverage area Camera body It can be rotated and tilted to adjust PIR detection area The maximum rotation is 30 degree Tilting angle is 30 degree Wall mount bracket To mount the Security Light on the wall with provided screws EVA foam Install between wall and wall mount bracket to prevent water from getting inside Control panel Use the hexagon key to...

Page 13: ...etected You can set it to 3 pictures 3P 6 pictures 6P or video recording AVI Resolution switch To set the still image resolution and Video resolution You can choose between High resolution HI and Low resolution LO SD memory card slot To install a SD memory card please ensure card is unlocked Insert the card firmly Press again to release and remove SD card is needed for the Security Light to captur...

Page 14: ... images or videos the Security Light has captured Storage status icon Only present if an external SD card installed Video icon Indicates that the Security Light is in video capturing mode Recording time will depend on the video recording time setting High resolution icon Indicates that the Security Light will capture still images and video in high resolution Low resolution icon Indicates that the ...

Page 15: ...pacity SD Card High 12M 4000 x 3000 High 5M 2592 x 1944 AVI VGA 10 seconds AVI QVGA 10 seconds Built in memory 3 6 1 1G 128 256 17 51 2G 256 512 34 102 4G 512 1024 68 204 8G 1024 2048 136 408 16G 2048 4096 272 816 NOTE The Image Video capacity chart shows the approximate number of images or video clips that can be stored based on the resolution setting and the size of SD card These figures may var...

Page 16: ...d during operation as this can cause malfunction The control panel display will show the number of images on the built in memory and will change to show the number on a SD card if one is inserted Mounting the Security Light Mount the Security Light to a solid surface more than 1 2 or 12 7 mm thick in a secure location overseeing the area to monitor We suggest you mount the camera at 2 meters above...

Page 17: ...nection Incorrect voltage will damage the camera Blue wire for neutral Yellow green wire for earth Brown wire for live IMPORTANT Observe correct wiring as failure to do so will damage the unit and void the warranty We recommend using a supply that can be switched off if required Once wired correctly turn on the power ...

Page 18: ...in Halogen Lamp Maximum 300W R7S e Close the floodlight cover and screw together carefully Camera set up getting started 1 Inserting SD memory card a Use the hexagon key to release the screw from front cover then rotate the front cover anti clockwise to the end and take the front cover out b After opening the front cover insert the SD memory card into the SD card slot in the correct direction as s...

Page 19: ...g slide the Camera switch to the CAM position and the Security Light will start a 60 second countdown and the RED test indicator will blink one second on one second off Please leave the coverage area within 60 seconds to avoid being photographed or videoed 3 Settings You can change the settings on your Security Light The default values are shown below Please note after changing any settings the te...

Page 20: ...utomatically go to MINUTES setting e Press the UP or DN button to adjust MINUTES f Press the SET button again to confirm the MINUTES The camera will automatically go to DATE setting The display will show D g Press the UP and DN button to adjust the MONTH setting h Press the SET button again to confirm the MONTH The camera will automatically go to DAY setting i Press the UP or DN button to adjust t...

Page 21: ...this must be set to 50Hz 2 For the US this must be set to 60Hz b Press the SET button once the display will show ESC c Press the UP or DN button repeatedly until the display shows AE d Press the SET button again to go to AE setting The display will show 60Hz or 50Hz e Press the UP or DN button to change the AE setting to 60Hz or 50Hz then press the SET button to confirm The display will change bac...

Page 22: ...the SET button once the display will show ESC b Press the UP or DN button repeatedly until the display shows TO c Then press the SET button again to go into capturing interval time setting The display will show To 01 d Press the UP or DN button repeatedly to adjust the capturing interval time from 01 to 99 seconds Increment is 1 second e Press the SET button to confirm and then press the UP or DN ...

Page 23: ...utton repeatedly to select D ONE Delete Last One or D ALL Delete All or FT format the SD card or D ESC to exit the delete setting e Press the SET button to confirm and the display will show DONE f Press the SET button when the display shows D ESC to exit the Delete setting g After exiting the Delete setting press the UP or DN button repeatedly until the display shows ESC h Press the SET button to ...

Page 24: ... Explorer to see your Security Light captured images or videos and you can copy the images videos to your PC or delete them using your PC directly 1 Viewing images via your Security Light directly on your PC a Open the front cover and release the screw by using the hexagon key b Slide the Camera switch to the CAM position c Connect the USB cable to your Security Light and then to a USB port on you...

Page 25: ...ons 3P or 6P burst capturing and video recording Image performance for video stream 30 fps at 640 480 pixels and 30 fps at 1280 720 pixels Built in 32MB SDRAM for image buffer and image storage Built in status LCD display Built in SD card slot for SD memory card SD Card slot for additional storage maximum memory size up to 16GB Built in TEST indication to show the PIR coverage area Automatic expos...

Page 26: ... humidity non condensation Disposal The packaging material is partly recyclable Dispose of the packaging in an environmentally friendly way by taking it to a public collection centre The device must not be disposed of together with domestic waste If you want to dispose of the device do it in an environmentally friendly way by taking it to a public waste centre ...

Page 27: ...possible once it has been brought to our attention In the unlikely event of such an occurrence or if you require any information about the product please contact us via our helpline support services details of which are to be found both in this manual and on the product itself This does not affect your statutory rights PRODUCED IN CHINA FOR ALDI STORES LTD PO BOX 26 ATHERSTONE WARWICKSHIRE CV9 2SH...

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