Mini Gadgets DIYNV User manual

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Bush Baby Do-It-

Yourself Night Vision

IR Box

SKU: DIYNV

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THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING THE DIYNV

Please read this manual before operating the

DIYNV and keep it handy.

Your purchase should include:

1 x DIYNV

1 x Battery Charger

8 x Rechargeable AA Batteries

1 x Manual

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GET FAMILIAR WITH YOUR DIYNV

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OPERATING THE DIYNV

BEFORE YOU START

IMPORTANT: Please fully charge the included

batteries with the included battery charger

prior to use. The light will turn from red to

green when done charging.

1. This device is meant to be used with a

camera in order to give the camera

night vision capabilities. It is not a

camera in itself nor does it need to

‘hook up’ to cameras.

2. This device is only compatible with our

Bush Baby 4K Wi-Fi and Bush Baby Night

Eye lines of cameras.

3. IMPORTANT: This unit’s acrylic can get

hot, so please use caution when

handling. To avoid heat, please do not

touch the acrylic while the unit is

powered or for up to 2 hours after.

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IMPORTANT WARRANY INFORMATION: If the

warranty sticker on your device has been

removed or tampered with, your lifetime

warranty will be voided. You may be charged

fees or denied a return should this happen.

CHARGING YOUR DEVICE

Note: You will need a small Philips’ head

screwdriver in order to access the batteries.

1. Use your screwdriver to carefully

unscrew the screws on the back (see

page 4).

2. Gently remove the battery case from

inside the box.

3. Pay special attention to make sure the

positive (+) and negative (-) ends align

how they are shown in the battery case.

OPERATING YOUR DEVICE

1. Place the box front-facing towards the

area you need to have night vision.

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a. Note: Think of the box as a

flashlight, and you need to

“light” the subject you want to

capture.

2. This device will turn on automatically

when it senses the lights going off.

3. To make sure the device is working, look

through your phone’s camera at the

unit in the dark. You should see the IRs

inside illuminated.

a. NOTE: For iOS devices, you must

use the front-facing camera.

TROUBLESHOOTING

DEVICE WON’T CHARGE

Make sure the positive and negative

ends of the batteries are facing correctly

in the charger.

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Make sure the charger is securely

plugged in to a functioning electrical

outlet.

VIDEO IS DARK

Make sure the IRs are on by turning off

the lights in the room, pointing your

phone’s camera towards the box’s front,

and seeing if the lights inside are

reflecting.

Move the box closer to the place you

need lighted.

VIDEO IS LIGHTENED BUT NOT ENOUGH

Move the box closer to the subject you

are trying to capture.

Make sure all the LEDs inside are

illuminated by performing the actions

above.

OTHER PROBLEMS

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Contact our Technical Support team at

770-694-6921 or

[email protected]

SPECIFICATIONS

Number of IR LEDs

Night Vision Range

~20FT

Power Source

8x AA Batteries

(rechargeable)

Lux Rating

Night Vision

Activation

Automatic Photocell

Sensor

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