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Using the remote control

Press the Record/ESC key once to start recording, then again to stop recording and save the file. If a

recording was prompted by motion detection, you can press the Record/ESC key to stop recording

before 30 seconds have passed.

Press 'Rec mode' on the remote. When the recorder is in motion detection mode, a green bird icon

is displayed in the top right corner. For continuous recording mode, a red hand icon is displayed.

Press the Time/Date button to open the Time/Date setting menu. Press the right direction/skip

forward button to change which part of the time or date you are selecting. Use the up and down

buttons to increase or decrease the currently selected number.

Press the Record/ESC button to exit the menu. To save your changes, press the Play/Pause button.

You do not need to select the RESET or SET buttons to save your changes. The three numbers listed

below the time/date in this menu are the times when the recorder is set to automatically restart.

This feature reduces the risk of failure caused by the recorder continuously operating over long

periods of time.

When the recorder is turned on, it may display a message with the option to format the micro SD

card. This is only required the first time the micro SD card is inserted in the recorder. Press

Record/ESC to close the message.

To format the micro SD card, hold down the 'Output' button to show this prompt again. Select

'Confirm' to format or 'Cancel' to return.

To export footage stored on the recorder without removing the micro SD card, connect the recorder

to a computer using a micro USB cable. If you have connected an HDMI cable to the recorder, this

must be disconnected first.

To export recordings from the micro SD card, remove the card from the recorder and connect it to

your PC using a card reader.

We recommend using VLC media player to view your recordings. VLC is a free, open-source media

player produced by VideoLAN, an established non-profit organisation. It can be downloaded here: