Mini Gadgets CAMSTICK1080P User manual

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1080P Camstick with

Rotatable Lens

SKU: CAMSTICK1080P

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THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING THE

CAMSTICK1080P

Please read this manual before operating the

camera and keep it handy.

Your purchase should include:

1 x Camstick1080p

1 x Manual

1 x Micro USB Cable

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GET FAMILIAR WITH YOUR

CAMSTICK1080P

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HOW TO CHARGE THE CAMERA

To charge the device you can:

1. Plug the camera into the Micro USB port

of your computer.

If the red light is flashing while plugged in, this

means that the device is charging. When the

red light stays on continuously, the camera is

fully charged.

OPERATING THE CAMERA

HOW TO TURN ON THE CAMERA

1. Press and hold the ON/OFF button until

the red indicator light turns on.

2. Once the light is on steady, the camera

is in standby mode.

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HOW TO TAKE CONTINUOUS RECORDING

VIDEOS

1. By default, your device will come in

continuous recording mode. This means

that when you begin a recording, it will

continue to record until you stop it, the

battery goes dead, or the memory fills

up.

2. To begin recording, once in standby

mode, press the ON/OFF button one

time. The indicator light will turn blue

for 3 seconds and turn off.

3. The device is now recording.

4. To stop recording, press the ON/OFF

button one more time, and the indicator

light will turn back on to solid red. The

device will be in standby mode again.

5. To power off the unit, press and hold

the ON/OFF button for several seconds,

and the indicator light will turn off.

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HOW TO RECORD MOTION DETECTION

1. To put the device into motion detection

recording mode, you must edit a text

file that the camera will put on your

MicroSD card.

2. To begin, insert a compatible MicroSD

card into the device.

3. Plug the device into your computer with

the provide Micro USB Cable.

4. Access the device’s memory by opening

File Explorer (Windows PC) or Finder

(Mac).

a. NOTE: The device will show as a

removable disk

5. In the root of the memory card, there

will be a text file named “SET.txt”. Open

this file.

6. There will be an entry in the text file

that says: “Motion 1080P =0”. Change

the “0” at the end of that entry to “1”.

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7. Save the file.

8. Unplug the device from your computer

and use it as necessary. The device will

operate in Motion Detection mode.

a. NOTE: To switch back to

Continuous mode, follow the

same steps as above and just set

the Motion entry back to “0”.

HOW TO RECORD AUDIO ONLY FILES

1. While in standby mode, quickly double

press the ON/OFF button.

2. The blue light will flash 3 times and turn

out. The device will be recording audio.

3. To stop audio recording, again quickly

double press the ON/OFF button and

the unit will return to standby mode.

CHANGING YOUR DEVICE SETTINGS

(INCLUDING THE DATE/TIME STAMP)

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Changing the date/time stamps is done in a

similar fashion to enabling motion detection

recording. See below:

1. To set the date/time stamp, you must

edit a text file that the camera will put

on your MicroSD card.

2. To begin, insert a compatible MicroSD

card into the device.

3. Plug the device into your computer with

the provide Micro USB Cable.

4. Access the device’s memory by opening

File Explorer (Windows PC) or Finder

(Mac).

a. NOTE: The device will show as a

removable disk.

5. In the root of the memory card, there

will be a text file named “SET.txt”. Open

this file.

6. There will be an entry similar to this:

a. Date/Time =20160101000000

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7. Alter the date and time, and set it to

your current date/time using military

time. For example:

a. Date/Time =20161107183000

b. This time equals November 7,

2016 at 06:30:00 pm

8. Also in this file, you may turn the time

stamp ON or OFF by setting the

TimeStamp entry to:

a. 0 = OFF

b. 1 = ON

RETRIEVE THE FILES TO YOUR PC

1. Plug the device into your computer’s

Micro USB port.

2. If the Autoplay prompt appears, choose:

“Open folder to view files”.

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Or…

Go to Start > Computer > Removable Disk.

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