‘settings.txt’ explanations
Open the ‘settings.txt’ file for editing.
The factory settings are ‘1,0,0,1 ‘
(without quotes and a space at the end)
1,0,0,1
The recording resolution :
- 1=FullHD (1920x1080p)
- 0=HD (1280x720p)
Timestamp :
- 1=On
- 0=Off
Remarks
- If no micro-SD card is inserted, the blue LED is blinking
-
On battery, after 3 minutes of inactivity, the camera will automatically power off
- In 'No-Loop' mode, the camera is recording as long as there is free space on
the micro-SD card. Once the maximum recording capacity is reached, the LED
is blinking blue/red for a while and than the camera is powered off.
- When the battery is nearly empty, the last sequence will be saved and the
camera will power off.
- All video modes can be combined.
Motion detection :
- 1=On
- 0=Off
Loop sequences:
- 1=On
- 0=Off
Note 2 : If you do not want a timestamp on your recordings, edit the 'settings.txt'
file as follow : original settings : '1,0,0,1 ', Change to '1,0,0,0 '
(without quotes
and a space at the end)
Camera operations
Before you start recording, be sure to edit the settings in the 'settings.txt' file.
Simple recording operation
(considering factory settings {1,0,0,1 })
By default, the recording mode is set to FullHD (1920x1080p) and the timestamp
is active. Turn on the camera by pressing the 'Power button' for a second. The
blue LED will light. To start recording, briefly press the 'Power button'. The blue
LED is flashing 2-3 times and the recording starts. Note: during recording, no
LED is lit. Press again the 'Power button' to stop recording. The blue LED is
lighting again. If you do not stop recording, the camera will record sequences of
8 minutes each until the micro-SD card is full or the battery is empty. Connected
to an external power source, the camera will record as long until you decide to
stop recording or until the micro-SD card is full. If set to ‘Loop’ and connected to
an external power source, the operation can only be inrerrupted by your decision.
