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Summary of Contents for RecorderGear BC50
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Page 1: User Manual
USER MANUAL www.recordergear.com RecorderGear™ and respective logos are trademarks of Teton Webstores LLC ©2016 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED... -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
A. Changing Time and Date By removing SD Card from your BC50 B. Changing Time and Date By Connecting your BC50 directly to the PC 10. Playback Files A. Connect your BC50 directly to the PC B. Removing SD Card from BC50 11. Reset Specs... -
Page 4: Charging
During charging, the indicator light stays yellow. When the battery is full, the yellow light turns off. When the battery is low, the red and blue light will flash alternatively for 10 sec and the BC50 will power off. Insert/Remove Micro SD The BC50 records video footage to a micro SD card. -
Page 5: Power On/Off
1. Insert Micro SD card 2. Slide the power switch to either REC or MD. 3. The BC50 will begin recording in either the REC mode or the MD mode depending on which you slide the switch to. B. Power off the BC50: 1. -
Page 6: Pir Motion Detection Video Recording Mode
AUDIO switch to the Audio On position. If you don’t want sound to be recorded, slide the AUDIO switch to the OFF position. Infrared Night Vision The BC50 automatically activates infrared night vision when recording in low light for both Continuous and PIR motion detection recording modes. -
Page 7: Loop Recording
A. Activating and Deactivating Loop Recording by Removing SD Card from BC50: 1. Power off the BC50. 2. Push the SD card into the BC50 until you hear a spring release. The card will be ejected when you let it go . -
Page 8: Time And Date Stamp Settings
A. Changing Time and Date By removing SD Card from BC50: 1. Power off the BC50. 2. Push the SD card into the BC50 until you feel and hear a spring release. The card will be ejected when you let it go. -
Page 9: Playback Files
B. Removing SD Card from BC50: 1. Power off the BC50. 2. Push the SD card into the BC50 until you feel and hear a spring release. The card will be ejected when you let it go. 3. Insert the SD Card in a card reader. -
Page 10: Specs
Specs Size 21x15x4cm Weight 415g Battery 10,000Ma Standby Power Consumption 10uA PIR Detection Angle 60° Camera Angle 72° Resolution 1080P (30fps) Video Format Memory (SD Card) Up to 32GB... - Page 11 In order to comply with 18 U.S. Code § 2512 federal law, the audio recording function is turned off by default on the BC50. To use this device 100% legal- ly within the USA, you must record video with audio recording turned off .
- Page 12 1 Year Warranty included with all RecorderGear™ brand products. See our website at www.recordergear. com for more details.