SSC-158Dvrc4mini Clock Camera Instructions

SSC-158DVRC4Mini Clock Camera Instructions

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Before You Begin

The clock opens up as shown in the picture above. This adjustability lets you angle the camera as you need to.

Setting the Time on the Clock

Use the small knob on the right side (nearest the 3). Pull it out slightly to enter setting mode. Rotate it until the desired time is displayed, and then push it back in.

Setting the Time on the Recorded Video

Insert your MicroSD card carefully into the SD card slot. The slot is by the 3.
Connect unit to computer using the included USB cable
The computer will now detect the clock
Insert the included CD. The program should autorun to set the time. If it does not, open the CD in My Computer and run the WRITETIME.exe program
Once the WRITETIME program is open, you should see a letter in the field labeled “Devices” – probably E, F, or G. This means you are ready to proceed. If you don’t, your computer is not seeing see the clock. Make sure the cable is connected firmly, the switch is set to on, the MicroSD Card is inserted, and you pressed the power button on the remote.
Press Update. A few moments later it will be done and tell you so. Now your timedate stamp has been set.

Inserting And Removing MicroSD Card

Locate the MicroSD card by the 3.
The card must be inserted with the metal strips going in first and facing up (towards the side with the clock on it). It will only fit in 1 way.
Press it in all the way. You may have to use your nail to spring lock it in. When inserted all the way, the card will be slighted recessed.
To remove it, press down gently until you hear the “click” opening the spring lock. When that happens, move your finger and the card will pop out.
Note: There is very little reason to remove the card once inserted as the video plays back through the unit when it is connected to a computer’s USB port.

Charging the Battery

Connect the included USB cable to the unit
Connect the USB cable into an available USB port on your computer or connect it to the AC charger and plug in the charger.
A full charge will take around 6 hours and yield around 4 hours of battery life.

Recording on Motion Detection

The included 4Gb card holds approximately 6 hours of video. The unit can accommodate up to a 32Gb MicroSD card
Ensure that battery is charged and MicroSD card is inserted (see above instructions)
Locate the 2 small buttons on towards the top of the clock.
Press and hold the right button for about 3 seconds and then release it. You will see a tiny red light come on below the 6 and shortly after that it will turn into a solid green light.
Once the light is solid green, press and hold the left button for about 3 seconds. You will see the light flash red a few times and then turn off.
Once the light has finished flashing red and turned off, the unit is recording in motion detection mode. It will start and stop with activity in front of it. It will continue in this manner until the card is full, the battery dies, or you stop the recording.
To stop recording, press and release the top right button. You will see the light go back to solid green. This means that the file has been successfully saved and the unit is back in standby mode.

Playing Back Recorded Video

Connect unit to computer using USB cable
Open up my computer. You should see a Removable Disk. That is the clock.
Navigate inside the folders until you see the .ASF video files. Double click to play.
If you have trouble playing, download and install the VLC Media Player at videolan.org. It is a media player which tends to work better than Windows Media Player.

Deleting Recorded Video

Connect unit to computer using USB cable
Open up my computer. You should see a Removable Disk. That is the clock.
Navigate inside the folders until you see the .ASF video files.
Delete any files from here you wish to delete. You can delete any or all of the files.

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