Operating the RemoteCam
To Capture a Photograph:
When you use the RemoteCam to take a photograph, you’ll be capturing a single image at the highest quality that the RemoteCam can deliver (1280 x 1024 pixels, the resolution of a
Each photo is approximately 350KB in size (about 0.35MB). This means that, if you have a 1GB microSD card in the RemoteCam, it would take slightly more than 2000 photographs to fill (less if there is also video or other data on the card).
•Turn the RemoteCam on.
•Wait several seconds for the RemoteCam to properly initialize.
•Press the record button once.
•The RemoteCam will take a single photograph.
•While the image is being recorded, the light will go out for a moment, then come back on.
•When the light comes back on, the process has been completed, and your photograph has been saved.
To Capture Video:
Once the RemoteCam start shooting video, it will continue to do so until you press stop, the microSD card fills up or the battery runs out - whichever comes first. Whilst recording video, the LED will no longer be lit - this is intended to complement the stealth of the design.
Each minute of video captured requires up to 100MB of space. This means that a 1GB microSD card can store slightly more than 10 minutes of video.
•Turn the RemoteCam on.
•Wait several seconds for the RemoteCam to properly initialize.
•When the yellow light comes on, the RemoteCam is ready to record.
•To start recording video, press and hold the Record/Stop button until the LED flashes quickly, then goes out.
•Whilst video is being recorded, the yellow light will go out.
•To stop the recording, press the Record/Stop button. The yellow light will come back on when the saving process is complete.
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