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DK-WP2-1I6
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OWNER'S MANUAL
DK-WP2 camera with VCR in wall clock
DSE srl - Digital Surveillance Equipment - www.dse.eu
DK-WP2
Camera and VCR in wall clock
Product description
DK-WP2 is a wall clock that contains a hidden camera with video recorder.
The product is also equipped with a highly sensitive microphone can sense very clearly all the
sounds of the environment, including phrases spoken softly in a medium sized environment.
DK-WP2 can operate connected to a power outlet or powered from its own internal battery.
Operating as a real watch
To avoid arousing any suspicion of the DK-WP2 is a real working clock. You must enter a AA
battery (not included) in the rear seat and adjust the time with the wheel, as with a normal wall
clock. The battery that you
fit for
the
operation
clock has no function in the power of the camera.
Supply
DK-WP2 can run either on AC power or battery
power.
The supply
current
guarantees
Obviously shooting range
without
but limits
It needs an outlet nearby where
insert 220V / 5VDC supplied adapter.
Alternatively, it is possible to use only the power supply to recharge the battery and then to
operate the apparatus in an autonomous way.
Charging the internal battery
DK-WP2 is equipped with a 4200 mAh built-in battery that allows the DVR to record for 8
consecutive hours even in the absence of mains power. The battery is always connected so that
you can turn on the DVR with
remote control in any
moment. With battery fully charged, the DVR can also listen for commands for two months before
exhausting the battery.
The battery is charged when supplied, but it has a minimum consumption even if the product is
not used. For this reason it is recommended that as first thing to provide battery charging, just
received the product.
To recharge the battery just connect the power supply to the socket. To avoid that the DVR starts
recording, execute the charging operation without SD card inserted. There are charging reports
finished. The charging stops automatically to its completion that takes place in a few hours.
If the DVR is turned off for a long time and only occasionally used should compete perform a
recharge every month to prevent over-discharge damages the battery.
Inserting the micro SD card
To register you must insert a micro SD card into
the slot on the back of the watch. E 'can use micro
SD card with a capacity of
4 to 128 GB CLASS 10
or
SD card with a capacity of
4 to 128 GB CLASS 10
or
SD card with a capacity of
4 to 128 GB CLASS 10
or
higher. An SD card class 10 has a write speed of
10
MB / s. Do not use the SD card with a lower rate because it would lead to malfunction. Attention
to the direction of insertion of the SD card that will slide in its seat only with the gold contacts
facing downwards, as shown in the figure. The SD card should be pushed into the slot with the
nail until you feel the retaining snap. To pull it must not pull it outward, but push again until you
hear the unlocking.
The package does not include any Micro SD card, or the SD card reader for your computer that
you must purchase separately.
LED and TV out
DK-WP2 is also equipped with a rear marking LED
and video output to which you can connect an
external monitor via RCA cable supplied (see
below).
The signaling LED is very important because it makes you understand the status and this way we
can know that commands impart.
STATE OF THE LED
MEANING
SOLID GREEN
DVR is on the stand-by, waiting for
commands
3 FLASHING RED LENS
Registration motion
2 FLASHES GREEN LENSES
continuous Recording
3 FLASHING RED FAST
off Confirmation
GREEN FLASHING
Missing SD card
GREEN / RED FLASHING.
Failure SD access
1 FLASHING RED
Taking photos
Resolution / archive / overwrite
DK-WP2 is able to record audio and video in Full HD 1080P 1920x1080 @ 30 f / sec. One minute
recording takes up about 100MB so for each GB of SD card capacity can store approximately 10
minutes of continuous recording. A 32GB SD card can hold more than 5 hours of video, a 128GB
over 20 hours. Obviously it is advisable to use the recording of motion detection, where possible,
in order to record only
images
significant and not occupy
unnecessarily memory when no action takes place in front of the lens.