Memory Status Indication; Recording With Remote Control - ESP STING Mini User Manual

To resume a recording:
Press the Record button on the device (or on the remote control cable).

Memory Status Indication

You should occasionally check the SD card's available memory, to avoid
running out of storage space during a recording. The same procedure
checks if the SD Card is present and functioning.
You can only check the memory status if the STING Mini is set to record
video and audio (not audio only), and if it is not currently recording.
To check the SD card for available space:
When the STING Mini is not recording, press the Status button (see page
3). The light on the right of the Record button uses color coding to indicate
how much memory is available:
• Green – between 0% and 25% of memory is used up.
• Yellow – between 26% and 50% of memory is used up.
• White – between 51% and 75% of memory is used up.
• Red – low memory. Between 76% and 100% of memory is used up.
• Blue – SD card is absent or faulty, or the recording mode is set to
audio only while Sting Mini is booting up.

Recording with Remote Control

The remote control is composed of a push-button and a cable connected to
a vibrating motor. It can be used for:
• Starting and stopping the recording.
• Getting indications, by vibration, for low battery, low memory, a
disconnected video cable and any other malfunction.
Starting and Stopping a Recording
You can use the remote control cable to start and stop recording. The
button at the end of the cable acts as a toggle switch, alternating between
starting and stopping the STING Mini. For more information, see page 8.
Low Battery & Low Memory Indication
About ten (10) minutes before the battery reaches a low level, the remote
control motor will vibrate in ten short pulses and the multiple led will be
flashing red. The same warning is given if remaining space on the SD card
becomes too low.
When you receive this signal, you should prepare to leave the recording
location, to recharge and/or replace the SD card.
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