User manual POLAROID PMID4311

[. . . ] To lessen charge times, it is recommended that the battery be charged after every use. When the USB Data Cable is connected between the camera and a computer, the battery will charge, but the charge rate is very low. Therefore, it is recommended that you charge the camera battery using a Power Adapter (not included). The blue LED indicators light up and the camera's body will vibrate. [. . . ] It will save each clip in its own file and immediately continue recording another clip of the same length; it will be saved in its own file, and the process will repeat until you stop the recording process. If the flash card becomes full, the camera will delete the first recorded clip and overwrite it with the most current video. This procedure is called “loop recording” and 5 POLAROID PMID4311 USER GUIDE it will affect previously recorded video clips and still photos. To prevent the camera from looping (writing over previously recorded images), you can program it to stop all recording when the flash card is full. To do this, advance to the section in this manual titled “Setting The System Parameters. Power up the camera and set it to the motion-detect photo-taking mode. The camera will take a still photo each time it senses subject movement. Recording photos of subjects in motion will continue until the user presses the Execute Button . To do this, advance to the section in this manual titled “Setting The System Parameters. ” The camera includes 8 bright-white LEDs to illuminate your subject. The second use of Light Button will reduce the light output to 4 LEDs. NOTE: If the video clip is lengthy, a delay will be experienced as the video loads for playback. Connect the A/V Cable to the camera’s A/V Out Jack 0 and the other end to the video input of a TV receiver as follows: Yellow to the TV’s video input jack and White to the TV’s audio input jack. Change the TV’s input to select the composite Video In terminals. ) Press the Mode Transfer Button ; the yellow and blue lights will turn on together. Video should appear on the TV and the camera sets itself to the motion detect mode. If a subject in the camera’s view should move, the camera will automatically record for the length of time programmed into the system settings (10-seconds, 1-minute, 5-minutes or 10- minutes). Press the Mode Transfer Button again; the button lights will change to yellow and red, and the camera will enter the motion detect photo-taking mode. Now, if the camera detects motion, it will take a still image of the subject. When the memory card becomes full, this mode will erase previously recorded files and replace them with new ones. (Loop recording can be turned off in the system settings procedure described next. To end the motion detect recording mode, press the Power Button Connect the A/V Cable to the camera’s A/V Out Jack and the other end to the video input of a TV receiver as follows: Yellow to the TV’s video input jack and White to the TV’s audio input jack. [. . . ] Date hour:minute:second on/off” Note: Be certain to leave a space between the words “date” and “hour” and between “second” and “on” as shown above. Use the following format to enter the actual date and time: (Example is for May 15, 2012 at 3:25 & 20 sec) For video with time stamp: 2012. 15 15:25:20 N Note: The time is entered in the 24-hour format where 15:00 hours is 3 p. Txt file and safely exit the program and remove the USB cable from both the computer and camera. [. . . ]