Velleman CAMCOLVC18 - Manual (Page 10)

CAMCOLVC18
V. 04 – 06/09/2013 10 ©Velleman nv
Loop recording with USB charger
If you use the camera with a USB charger, you can record continuously. The
camera then saves a video file every 2 minutes. When the memory card is
full, it overwrites the oldest recordings.
There are two possibilities:
• Camera off, batteries installed: Plug the camera into a suitable USB
charger. The camera switches on and starts loop recording
automatically. Press the record button to stop recording. When you
unplug the USB charger, the camera stops recording and switches off
after 2 seconds.
• Camera off, no batteries installed: Plug the camera into a suitable USB
charger. The camera switches on after 6 seconds and starts loop
recording automatically. Press the record button to stop recording.
When you unplug the USB charger, the camera switches off
immediately.
7.6 Playing video
Playing on TV
1. Switch the camera on.
2. Unscrew the cap [1] from the back of the camera.
3. Insert the black plug of the video cable (included) in the video output
[8] of the camera.
4. Insert the other end (yellow, red, white plugs) of the cable in the
corresponding RCA connectors on your TV.
The camera display shows “AU”.
5. Make sure the TV is set to the correct channel.
6. On the camera, press the menu button to select the video file you want
to play.
7. Press the record button to start playback.
8. Press the record button to pause/continue.
9. Press the menu button to stop playback. You can now select a different
video file for playback.
Tip: During playback on TV, you can quickly delete the video file from the
memory card by pressing and holding the menu button. If there are no files
on the memory card, the TV displays “NO FILE”.
Playing on PC
1. Unscrew the cap [1] from the back of the camera.
2. Insert one end of the USB cable (included) in the mini-USB port [6] of
the camera.
3. Insert the other end in a free USB port on your computer.
The camera display shows “PC”.
4. On the pc, open My Computer and look for the drive that represents
the camera.
You can copy, delete, or view the files from here.