Post by rcb1rd on Mar 16, 2010 10:00:03 GMT 1
Good Morning All!
Thought I'd share my Key chain camera experience. The camera was ordered on ebay and received in about 7 days from Hong Kong. It shoots good stills and good video. It uses and external TF (Micro SD) card.
The instructions are microscopic and poorly translated in to English. I rewrote the instructions and with the help of a couple other sources figured out how to set the date and time.
enjoy John
Key Chain Video Camera
Relee Pinhole Camera RLDV-808 (aka K808)
Manufacture relee.manufacturer.globalsources.com/si/6008823295707/Homepage.htm
Video Format 640x480 AVI
Camera Format 1280x960 JPEG
280 maH 3.7V
4Gig Micro SD card included (16 gig max)
44.0 degree AOV (45mm equivalent lens).
Operators Guide
Charge
1. Before the first use, charge the Lithium rechargeable battery for 4 hours.
2. The K808 will charge when connected via USB cable to the computer.
3. During charge the green indicator light will illuminate.
Notice: If the battery is low the K808 will enter protection mode, turn off, and will need recharging.
Notice:
Confirm the TF (micro SD) card is installed! Without a memory card the K808 will power off after 15 seconds.
Power On
Press "ON/OFF" button, the yellow indicator light illuminates and the K808 is in standby mode.
To Turn Power Off
Hold the “ON/OFF” Button until the indicator turns off.
Auto-Power off function
MINI DV will save file and turn off automatically as following:
1. Whenever the battery gets low.
2. Whenever the memory space is filled.
3. Under standby mode, without any operation in 20 seconds.
Connecting computer:
Connect via supplied USB cable directly to computer’s available USB ports. The yellow LED will illuminate when connected, the computer should will detect the camera as a “removable disk” and which be opened by double clicking the folder. If not detected ensure a TF (Micro SD) memory card is installed, disconnect USB cable from camera and reconnect.
Recording Video (720 x 480 AVI)
Hold the "REC" button the yellow indicator light flashing three times, release and the unit is recording video. To stop recording press and release the REC button.
Single frame (1280x 1024 JPEG)
Press and release REC button to take single image.
NOTICE: For best videos keep camera steady in good lighting conditions.
Time and Date Setting
Date format is:
[date] 2009/12/29 16:58:00
Use a text editor to create a text file called tag.txt in the root directly of the memory card. (Win XP Windows notepad or equivalent as Vista note pad may did not work correctly)
Modify the tag.txt file with your date time (ie [date] 2010/03/16 16:58:00).
Note: To be accurate, the time should set to about when you will turn the camera on.
1. Connect the USB cable.
2. Copy the tag.txt file to the root of the camera drive.
3. Disconnect the USB cable.
4. Turn the camera off.
5. Turn the camera on. The camera reads tag.txt, sets the date time, and deletes the file.
6. Take a photo.
7. Connect the USB cable. Verify the date time on the JPG file.
Transferring files:
For best results copy files from camera to a new folder on the computer. Coping by playing the video may result dropped frames or erratic video.
Video (AVI) and still frames (JPG) can then edited with third party software.
Resting camera:
At times the camera may need to be reset due to irrattic operation. Using a thin wire like a paper clip press the reset button once to return to factory settings. You may need to reset the date and time.
Thought I'd share my Key chain camera experience. The camera was ordered on ebay and received in about 7 days from Hong Kong. It shoots good stills and good video. It uses and external TF (Micro SD) card.
The instructions are microscopic and poorly translated in to English. I rewrote the instructions and with the help of a couple other sources figured out how to set the date and time.
enjoy John
Key Chain Video Camera
Relee Pinhole Camera RLDV-808 (aka K808)
Manufacture relee.manufacturer.globalsources.com/si/6008823295707/Homepage.htm
Video Format 640x480 AVI
Camera Format 1280x960 JPEG
280 maH 3.7V
4Gig Micro SD card included (16 gig max)
44.0 degree AOV (45mm equivalent lens).
Operators Guide
Charge
1. Before the first use, charge the Lithium rechargeable battery for 4 hours.
2. The K808 will charge when connected via USB cable to the computer.
3. During charge the green indicator light will illuminate.
Notice: If the battery is low the K808 will enter protection mode, turn off, and will need recharging.
Notice:
Confirm the TF (micro SD) card is installed! Without a memory card the K808 will power off after 15 seconds.
Power On
Press "ON/OFF" button, the yellow indicator light illuminates and the K808 is in standby mode.
To Turn Power Off
Hold the “ON/OFF” Button until the indicator turns off.
Auto-Power off function
MINI DV will save file and turn off automatically as following:
1. Whenever the battery gets low.
2. Whenever the memory space is filled.
3. Under standby mode, without any operation in 20 seconds.
Connecting computer:
Connect via supplied USB cable directly to computer’s available USB ports. The yellow LED will illuminate when connected, the computer should will detect the camera as a “removable disk” and which be opened by double clicking the folder. If not detected ensure a TF (Micro SD) memory card is installed, disconnect USB cable from camera and reconnect.
Recording Video (720 x 480 AVI)
Hold the "REC" button the yellow indicator light flashing three times, release and the unit is recording video. To stop recording press and release the REC button.
Single frame (1280x 1024 JPEG)
Press and release REC button to take single image.
NOTICE: For best videos keep camera steady in good lighting conditions.
Time and Date Setting
Date format is:
[date] 2009/12/29 16:58:00
Use a text editor to create a text file called tag.txt in the root directly of the memory card. (Win XP Windows notepad or equivalent as Vista note pad may did not work correctly)
Modify the tag.txt file with your date time (ie [date] 2010/03/16 16:58:00).
Note: To be accurate, the time should set to about when you will turn the camera on.
1. Connect the USB cable.
2. Copy the tag.txt file to the root of the camera drive.
3. Disconnect the USB cable.
4. Turn the camera off.
5. Turn the camera on. The camera reads tag.txt, sets the date time, and deletes the file.
6. Take a photo.
7. Connect the USB cable. Verify the date time on the JPG file.
Transferring files:
For best results copy files from camera to a new folder on the computer. Coping by playing the video may result dropped frames or erratic video.
Video (AVI) and still frames (JPG) can then edited with third party software.
Resting camera:
At times the camera may need to be reset due to irrattic operation. Using a thin wire like a paper clip press the reset button once to return to factory settings. You may need to reset the date and time.