* Image Sensor: 1/4 COMS
* Pixels: 30W
* Effective Angle: 63
* Encoding: MPEG-4
* Video Resolution: 640×480/ 1280x960VGA
* Frame Rate: 30ftp
* Video Format: AVI
* Built-in Battery: 230mAh
* Recording Time: Approximately 2 hours
* Charge Time: Approximately 3 hours
* Operation Voltage: 3.7V
* Charging Voltage: 4.2-5V
* Work Circuit: 110ma
* Operating Temperature: Less than 50 degree
* Size 100x 100x 50
$ 20.09
My version of instructions!,
All the instructions for this product I found were no good so here are my own. These instructions are based on the perspective of facing the clock toward you and pressing the buttons. Here are the functions:
Take a picture: Press and hold the right button and wait for the red and green light to blink then for the bottom light to turn green (the device is now on). While it is green press the left button once to take a photo.
Take video: Press and hold the right button and wait for the red and green light to blink then for the bottom light to turn green (the device is now on). While it is green press and HOLD the left button. The light will blink red and green. Click the bottom button again and it will blink green six times, the camera is now recording. Click the button again to stop recording.
Set in motion recording mode (starts recording a video when there is motion in front of the camera): Press and hold the right button and wait for the red and green light to blink then for the bottom light to turn green (the device is now on). While it is green press and HOLD the left button. The light will blink rend and green three times. Quickly release the button when it starts to blink. The camera is now in motion detection mode. Place the camera where you want. The camera will look for motion and as soon as it senses motion it will record for 3 minutes then save the video. If there is still motion in the frame it will make another video file and record for another 3 minutes. At the end of a three minute recording session if there is no motion the camera will not activate and wait for motion to be sensed before activating and recording (this includes you picking up the camera and turning it off). Remember the camera is motion activated not sound activated.
Turning the camera off: Press and hold the right button. The light will blink three times.
I hope this helps some people. I love this device and I hope with these instructions it can be more useful to others.
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|Analog Spy Clock review,
The spy clock works pretty well with good quality movie production. The directions were obviously not written by a native English speaker because they were gibberish. By making many guesses and experiments, I got it to work. The small CD that came with mine had only the drivers for the more expensive digital spy clock that they make, but it didn’t matter because when I plugged in the USB cord, my computer recognized it as a removable drive, the files of which were easily accessible. Here are my directions:
Desk Camera Manual- (directions as seen from back of clock)
MicroSD card (“TF card”)
START- Long press of Leftmost button- Should flash red-green-then long green
This activates it for photos. Take photo by pressing Rightmost button.
SWITCH TO MOTION DETECT/VIDEO- Short press of L button-> 6 green flashes=
Movie mode.
SWITCH BACK TO PHOTO- Short press of L button = long green light
CHECK PHOTO/VIDEO MODE WITHOUT CHANGING- Short press R button
This produces 6 quick green flashes = video or 1 long green= photo
Changing modes with short L button also saves files.
SETTING TIME
Just pull out knob to stop, press in to start. Turn knob to set time.
GETTING PICTURES- Plug into USB and pick Windows Explorer or another to download. The disc doesn’t seem to hold the correct driver, but it is not needed.
CHARGING- Quick green flashing= low battery
Long green then light out- battery is full
Long green then slow red flash- charging
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|Will Not Work!!!,
I’ve tried and tried but can’t get it to work. Tried two computers. They won’t recognize it and the instructions are in microscopic print and written by someone whose grammar is so bad you can’t understand it. Nice looking clock though. If the camera worked it be awesome. But it doesn’t…so.
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