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RETRIEVE THE FILES ON YOUR COMPUTER 
 

1.

 

Turn the device ON 

2.

 

Insert the USB Cable into the USB port of your computer 

3.

 

Insert the USB Cable into the “DC 5V 1A” USB port on the 
device 

4.

 

Locate “Removable Disk” inside the (My) Computer folder 

 

AutoPlay Removable Disk > Open folder to view files 

 

 

Or… 

 

 

Go to Start > Computer > Removable Disk 

 

 

5.

 

Open the Removable Disk drive 

6.

 

Open the DCIM folder 

7.

 

Double click the file you want to view 

 

VLC Player is recommended for watching videos 

HOW TO SET THE TIME/DATE STAMP (Windows only) 

1.

 

Turn on the device 

2.

 

Connect the device to your computer using the USB cable 

 

The device should automatically appear as a 
removable disc drive 

3.

 

Open the removable disc drive 

4.

 

Right click 

below

 the DCIM folder with your mouse 

5.

 

Scroll down to “New” 

6.

 

Click “Text Document” 

7.

 

Name “New Text Document” as “timeset” 

IMPORTANT NOTICE: The title must be in all lowercase letters 

8.

 

Double Left =click the timeset text document to open it 

9.

 

Enter the current Year.Month.Day 

10.

 

Enter the current Hour:Minute:Seconds in Military format 

11.

 

Type “Y” to make the time stamp visible or type “N” to make 
the time stamp non visible. An example date is shown below: 

2014.09.17 13:33:00 Y 

12.

 

Save the timeset text document by going to “File” > “Save” 

13.

 

Close the timeset text document 

14.

 

Disconnect the device from your computer 

15.

 

Power on the device. Any files recorded will now have the 
time and date you just set 

 

ADJUSTING THE VIDEO RESOLUTION 
 

While you can adjust the video resolution, it is not recommended. 
The device has a default video resolution of 1280x720 at 30 frames 
per second. This is a good choice between resolution and video 
quality. If you still want to change the resolution, please use the 
following steps: 
 

1.

 

Connect the device to your computer. 

2.

 

Open the removable disk drive. 

3.

 

Below

 the DCIM folder, right click, go to New, then choose 

Text Document 

4.

 

Name the document “sizeset” (all lowercase) 

5.

 

Double Click to open the text file. 

Summary of Contents for HCPOWERBANKPRO

Page 1: ... they consume more and more battery life making a backup charger not only sensible but almost necessary The HC Power Bank Pro will fit in perfectly with any other portable electronics making any recordings completely under the radar while it charges your device at the same time This power bank needs no cables or batteries making perfect for the covert operative on the go It doesn t need to be plug...

Page 2: ...AR WITH YOUR USB POWER PRO BANK HIDDEN CAMERA USB Port Computer USB Port Power Indicator Lights 1 4 USB Cable Mini USB Port Adaptable USB Cable Micro USB Adapter Power Flashlight Mic Camera Lens MicroSD Card Slot ...

Page 3: ...d then turn off Video is now be recorded 2 Press the Power button again to stop and save recording 3 The device is now back in standby mode HOW TO TAKE SINGLE PHOTOGRAPHS 1 In standby mode quickly press the Power button twice The blue indicator light 3 will flash once o Your photo has been saved HOW TO RECORD AUDIO ONLY 1 In standby mode quickly press the Power button three times The blue indicato...

Page 4: ... lowercase letters 8 Double Left click the timeset text document to open it 9 Enter the current Year Month Day 10 Enter the current Hour Minute Seconds in Military format 11 Type Y to make the time stamp visible or type N to make the time stamp non visible An example date is shown below 2014 09 17 13 33 00 Y 12 Save the timeset text document by going to File Save 13 Close the timeset text document...

Page 5: ...able use a USB AC adapter MY COMPUTER DOESN T RECOGNIZE THE DEVICE Unplug the device from your PC and reboot the device Unplug the device from your PC and reboot your PC Use a different USB slot on your PC preferably on the back of your computer if available Replace the USB cable THE SOUND OR VIDEO IS UNCLEAR The device needs charging OTHER PROBLEMS Call our technical support at 770 694 6923 SPECI...

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