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Key tone
: When this is on the user will hear a key tone when pushing buttons on the device. Options are on and off.
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Volume
: Altering this affects the device’s sound levels including key tone and video/audio playback files.
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Coding format
: H.264 - compression factor of files allows for twice the files in less room - essentially doubling the gb’s on the camera
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Date-time stamp
: Change the date and time of the device.
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ID Setting
: Allows to designate the camera to a specific person by entering a unique user ID.
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Password:
Having this setting on will cause the password requirement before entering menu and playback screens. Options are on
and off
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Change Password
: Allows the user to change password. User must enter old password and then the new password followed by
confirmation of new password using the Scroll and OK buttons. *Note: remember your new password as it is non-recoverable and will be
required to be sent back to manufacturer for resetting. This is a protection measure against unauthorized viewing of your data should the
camera be lost.
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Default Setting
: Allows the user to reset the device to the default settings.
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Version
: shows the version of the device.
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Special Features
Infrared:
Press the
infrared button
to manually turn the IR on, if the camera is set to
‘automatic IR’ then there is no need to turn the IR on manually (when IR is on, two red lights
will appear on the front of the camera)
Flashlight (White LED):
Hold the
infrared button
for 2 seconds for the flashlight to turn on /
hold again for 2 seconds to turn off the flashlight.
White Beacon:
Hold the
photo button
for 2 seconds to turn on flashing white beacon. Hold
again for 2 seconds to turn it off.
Charging
Plug the docking station into the outlet plug and USB cable
A blue light should appear on the top right side of the camera. NOTE: It is recommended to
turn the camera off during charging.
You can also plug the USB directly into the camera’s USB port to charge.
It takes approximately 4-6 hours for the camera to charge.
NOTE: If the camera is on while charging and you unplug the camera from the power source
(via the docking station or USB port) the camera will power off.
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Summary of Contents for PBC1
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