RecorderGear PB500 User Manual

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Page 3 In order to comply with 18 U.S. Code § 2512 federal law, the audio recording function is turned off by default on the PB500. To use this device 100% legally within the USA, you must record video with audio recording turned off . If you are located in a...
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents 1. Charging 2. Insert SD card 3. Power On/Off 4. Continuous Video Recording Mode 5. Motion Detection Recording Mode 6. Photo Taking Mode 7. Playback Files 8. Time and Date Stamp Settings 9. Video Resolution Settings 10. Photo Resolution Setting 11.
Page 5: Charging
USB port of your computer or a wall outlet with a charging adapter B. Light 1 will begin to flash and will continue flashing until fully charged C. When the PB500 is fully charged, light 1 and 2 will stay on...
Page 6: Insert Sd Card
Insert SD card The PB500 supports up to a 32GB micro SD card. Do not power on the PB500 before inserting a memory card. A. Insert a micro SD card into the memory card slot. We recommend using a brand new class 10 micro SD card B.
Page 7: Power On/Off
4 B. To Power Off the PB500: 1. Hold down the power button until light 4 flashes 4 times 2. The light will shut off indicating the PB500 is powered off Continuous Video Recording Mode Continuous recording mode captures uninterrupted video.
Page 8: Motion Detection Recording Mode
Recording Mode A. Begin Motion Detection Video Recording: 1. Power on the PB500 2. While the PB500 is in standby mode, press and hold the power button for three seconds 3. Light 3 will flash for approximately 15 seconds and then shut off 4.
Page 9: Photo Taking Mode
NOTE: The PB500 will begin detecting motion and recording 15 seconds after entering into motion detection mode. There is a 1 second delay between when the PB500 detects motion and when it begins recording. While in motion detection it records in 5 minute intervals.
Page 10: Playback Files
To view your files, use one of two methods: A. Removing SD Card from PB500: 1. Power off the PB500 2. Push the SD card into the PB500 until you feel and hear a spring release; the card will eject when you let it go 3.
Page 11: Time And Date Stamp Settings
A. Removing SD Card from PB500: 1. Power off the PB500 2. Push the SD card into the PB500 until you feel and hear a spring release; the card will be ejected when you let go 3. Insert the SD card into a card reader and then into a PC 4.
Page 12 10. Power on the PB500 and the changes will take effect B. Connect your PB500 Directly to the PC: 1. Power off the PB500 2. Connect your PB500 to your PC via the micro USB cable 3. Open the disk that appears on your PC desktop 4.
Page 13: Video Resolution Settings
A. Removing SD Card from PB500: 1. Power off the PB500 2. Push the SD card into the PB500 until you feel and hear a spring release; the card will be ejected when you let go 3. Insert the SD card into a card reader and then into a PC 4.
Page 14 B. Connect your PB500 Directly to the PC: 1. Power off the PB500 2. Connect your PB500 to your PC via the micro USB cable 3. Open the disk that appears on your PC desktop 4. Create a new text file named “vsize.txt”.
Page 15: Photo Resolution Setting
A. Removing SD Card from PB500: 1. Power off the PB500 2. Push the SD card into the PB500 until you feel and hear a spring release the card will be ejected when you let go 3. Insert the SD card into a card reader and then into a PC 4.
Page 16 10. Power on the PB500 and the changes will take effect B. Connect your PB500 Directly to the PC: 1. Power off the PB500 2. Connect your PB500 to a PC via the micro USB cable 3. Open the disk that appears on your PC desktop 4.
Page 17: Loop Recording Setting
A. Removing SD Card from PB500: 1. Power off the PB500 2. Push the SD card into the PB500 until you feel and hear a spring release; the card will be ejected when you let go 3.
Page 18 12. Power on the PB500 and the changes will take effect B. Connect your PB500 Directly to the PC: 1. Power off the PB500 2. Connect your PB500 to a PC via the micro USB cable 3. Open the disk that appears on your PC desktop 4.
Page 19: Power Bank Function
Power Bank Function Plug in your selected charging cord into the usb outlet of the PB500, then plug in your device that you would like to charge. NOTE: You can use the power bank function and video recording function at the same time.
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