If the battery is low then the LED will flash ON and OFF slowly. No red or green LED present the record is not recording.

NOTE!

If the low battery indicator is flashing, turn the unit “OFF” replace the cells

and turn the unit ON or “RCD” again.

The computer will display the fact that the “last recording” was stopped short because of a low battery condition.

The green "LED", further back, will be ON when the unit is in playback. In later software releases the LED will follow the playback audio levels.

CAMERA

The HAWK has a variety of camera options. You can have a black and white or color camera. The image sizes are (LOW resolution) 352 X 288 and (HIGH resolution) 640 X 480 pixels. The VGA camera can operate both HIGH (640 X

480)and LOW (352 X 288) RESOLUTION MODE. The selection can be made from “SETUP.”

The MICROCAM operates at 640 X 480. (High Resolution)

The HI-RES CAM operates at 1280 X 960 1.3 MEGAPIXEL

Dual Cameras have the advantage of two cameras, for applications that need more than one camera angle.

Once the camera is connected and the unit is turned ON, the HAWK will automatically detect and recognize which camera is used and adjusts the parameters accordingly. Refer to Figure 6-2 HAWK with HAWKEYE (shirt button), HCAM (pinhole) and the adjustable lens cameras.

NOTE!

If no camera is found the LED will not turn “GREEN”, hence you should turn the unit “off” wait 5 seconds and try again. The HAWK will record “audio” if the camera does not operate.

CAMERA DEFINITIONS

At the end of each camera connector there is a stripe that distinguishes the color and type of the camera.

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