AiM SmartyCam ver 1.22 - Manual (Page 23)

SmartyCam
User Manual
Release 1.22 – firmware version 1.03.10
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6.5.2 – Automatic recording
• In slave mode (SmartyCam connected to an AIM logger or Bridge): the logger
transmits a start/stop recording input to SmartyCam, as soon as it detects RPM or
a speed higher/lower than 10 km/h. “Stop recording” input SmartyCam receives
from the master has a time delay set through “STOP” option placed on bottom of
“REC STRATEGY” page: 5 , 20 or 60 sec, 2 or 5 min.
• In stand alone mode: enabling “START” option SmartyCam starts recording
automatically when acceleration exceeds a threshold value set in “AutoRec by Acc”:
low (0.2 G), med (0.4 G) and high (0.8 G). When SmartyCam does not detect any
acceleration it will stop recording after the delay time set in “STOP” option, bottom
of “REC STRATEGY” page: 5, 20 or 60 sec, 2 or 5 min.
6.6 – SmartyCam recording support
SmartyCam kits include a 4 Giga Micro SD but it can support up to 16 Giga.
Warning: use only High Capacity Micro SD like this:
Warning: do not remove the Micro SD when SmartyCam is recording or is in
“Player” mode (Micro SD icon is red). Otherwise the Micro SD will be permanently
damaged.
SmartyCam Micro SD can be also connected to a PC through the PC card reader or
through an adaptor.
Warning: no matter how the micro SD is connected, always use the safe hardware
removal procedure to disconnect it from the PC. “Safely remove hardware” icon is
right bottom on the PC application bar.
Double click on it and a panel showing all USB peripherals appears. Select the
micro SD and click on “Stop”. Wait until “Safe to remove hardware” message
appears bottom right on the PC application bar.