Summary of Contents for Xanes T69
- Page 1 Xanes T69 FullHD 1080p mini pocket camera User Manual ver 1.0 - January 09, 2018 Overview 1080p, 180° tiltable camera Power button Infrared LEDs Micro Mode button Attachment clip Reset button Status LED Micro-SD card slot Micro-USB slot...
- Page 2 Camera specifications The Xanes T69 is especially intended to use as a conference camera. You can as well record a video or just the voice. The camera can also be used for other purposes such as a surveillance camera or dashcam.
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Page 3: Preparing The Camera
Charging Use the provided USB cable to connect the camera to an external power source, like your computer, a wall charger, a power bank or a car charger. The power source should deliver a least a charging current of 500mAh. Do not use a quick charger as this type of charger can damage the battery. -
Page 4: Camera Operations
Note 2 : If you do not want a timestamp on your recordings, edit the 'settings.txt' file as follow : original settings : '1,0,0,1 ', Change to '1,0,0,0 ' (without quotes and a space at the end) Remarks - If no micro-SD card is inserted, the blue LED is blinking - On battery, after 3 minutes of inactivity, the camera will automatically power off - In 'No-Loop' mode, the camera is recording as long as there is free space on the micro-SD card. - Page 5 In 'Loop mode’, the oldest file will be overwritten when the micro-SD card is full. The lenght of each recorded sequence in ‘Loop mode’ is 5 minutes. The video files are saved in the 'Video folder'. Finally, long press the 'Power button' to turn off the camera.
- Page 6 External power source usage Video recording with an external power source Connect the camera to an external power source (not the computer). Turn on the camera by pressing the 'Power button' for a second. The blue LED will light. To start recording, briefly press the 'Power button'. A blue/green LED is flashing 2-3 times and the recording starts.
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Page 7: Connecting To A Computer
Connect the micro-USB plug to the camera and the normal USB plug to your computer. First the LED status is blue, than the LED is blinking green/yellow. When you connect the Xanes T69 for the first time to your computer, a few drivers will be installed :... - Page 8 Software sample Resetting the camera Resetting the camera is really simple - Turn on the camera. Wait until the blue LED is lighting - Take a small object like a paperclip - Insert the paperclip into the hole below the ‘Mode button’ - The blue LED is going off, the reset is done - Turn on again the camera for normal operations Note : pay attention do not insert the paperclip into another hole...