Grundig GBW-G0116X User manual

Owner's Manual
Body Worn Camera
GBW-G0116X 4 Megapixel Full HD IP68 Body Worn Camera ICR IR LED
GBW-G0116X.49.1.21.03.2016
© ASP AG
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Content
2Introduction...................................................................................................................5
3Important Safety Instructions ......................................................................................5
4Package Contents .........................................................................................................6
5Key features ..................................................................................................................6
6Installation ....................................................................................................................7
6.5 Camera’s connectors ................................................................................................7
7Camera Usage ...............................................................................................................8
6.1 Power on....................................................................................................................8
6.2 Video Recording ........................................................................................................8
6.3 Photo..........................................................................................................................9
6.4 Digital Zoom Function ...............................................................................................9
6.5 Record Audio recording ..........................................................................................10
6.6IR Night-vision.........................................................................................................10
6.7 Playback mode ........................................................................................................11
6.7.1 Select Playback File ............................................................................................11
6.7.2 Video/Audio File Playback...................................................................................11
6.7.3 Photo Playback ....................................................................................................11
6.7.4 File Search...........................................................................................................11
6.7.5 Exit the Playback Mode .......................................................................................12
6.8 Screen-off................................................................................................................12
6.9 Standby Function.....................................................................................................12
6.10 Walkie-talkie ...........................................................................................................12
6.11 Trigger Automatic Video Function ..........................................................................12
6.12 Set the Vibration Function ......................................................................................13
6.13 Reset........................................................................................................................13

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7Use the management software ................................................................................13
7.1 Software Introduction............................................................................................13
7.2 Operation System ..................................................................................................13
7.3 Driver Installation ...................................................................................................13
7.3.1 Run the Driver ....................................................................................................14
7.3.2 Installation Path .................................................................................................14
7.3.3Create a Shortcut ...............................................................................................14
7.3.4 Start the Installation...........................................................................................15
7.3.5 Complete the Installation ..................................................................................15
7.4 Open the Management Software ............................................................................15
7.5 Management Software Instructions .......................................................................15
7.5.1 Verify the Password...........................................................................................16
7.5.2 Re-set the Password..........................................................................................16
7.5.3 Delete Files .........................................................................................................17
7.5.4 Movable Disk ......................................................................................................17
7.5.5 Recording Resolution........................................................................................18
7.5.6 Segmented Time ................................................................................................19
7.5.7 Photo Resolution ...............................................................................................19
7.5.8 IR..........................................................................................................................20
7.5.9 Screen-off Time..................................................................................................20
7.5.10 Voice Prompt......................................................................................................21
7.5.11 Unit No.................................................................................................................21
7.5.12 User No................................................................................................................21
7.5.13 Unit Name............................................................................................................22
7.5.14 User Name...........................................................................................................23
7.5.15 Check the Equipment Information ...................................................................23
8Battery Recharging ...................................................................................................24
8.1 The Battery .............................................................................................................24
8.2 USB Cable Charging..............................................................................................24
8.3 Multifunctional Charging Base.............................................................................24
9How to Wear the Shoulder Strap .............................................................................25

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1Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Grundig Body Worn camera GBW-G0116X. This Manual applies
to the Grundig Camera GBW-G0116X.
The Manual includes instructions for using and managing the product. Pictures, charts,
images and all other information hereinafter are for description and explanation only. The
information contained in the Manual is subject to change, without notice, due to firmware
updates or other reasons. Please find the latest version on the company website.
Please use this user manual under the guidance of professionals.
EU Conformity Statement:
This product and - if applicable - the supplied accessories too are marked with "CE" and
comply therefore with the applicable harmonised European standards listed under the EMC
Directive 2004/108/EC, the RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU.
2012/19/EU (WEEE directive):
Products marked with the “(Crossed out bin)” symbol cannot be disposed of as unsorted
municipal waste in the European Union. For proper recycling, return this product to your
local supplier upon the purchase of equivalent new equipment, or dispose of it at designated
collection points. For more information see: www.recyclethis.info.
2006/66/EC (battery directive):
This product contains a battery that cannot be disposed of as unsorted municipal waste in
the European Union. See the product documentation for the specific battery information.
The battery is marked with a “(Crossed out bin)” symbol, which may include lettering to
indicate cadmium (Cd), lead (Pb), or mercury (Hg). For proper recycling,
return the battery to your supplier or to a designated collection point. For more information
see: www.recyclethis.info.
1Important Safety Instructions
Be sure to use only the standard adapter that is specified in the specification sheet.
Using any other adapter could cause fire, electrical shock, or damage to the product.
Incorrectly connecting the power supply or replacing the battery may cause explosion,
fire, electric shock, or damage to the product. Do not connect multiple products to one
single adapter. Exceeding the capacity may cause abnormal heat generation or fire.
Do not place conductive objects (e.g. screwdrivers, coins or any metal items) or
containers filled with water on top of the product. Doing so may cause personal injury
due to fire, electric shock, or falling objects.
If any unusual smells or smoke comes out of the unit, stop using the product. In this
case, immediately disconnect the power source and contact the service center.
Continued use in such a condition may cause fire or electric shock.

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If this product fails to operate normally, contact the nearest service center. Never
disassemble or modify this product in any way. (GRUNDIG is not liable for problems
caused by unauthorised modifications or attempted repair.)
To prevent fire or electric shock, do not expose the inside of this device to rain or
moisture.
2Package Contents
These parts are included:
- Body Worn Camera
- USB charging station
- USB charging cable
- USB data cable
- USB power supply
- Shoulder Strap
- Display protection foils
3Key features
- 4 Megapixels CMOS, Colour/B&W Camera
- Full HD 1080p resolution video recording
- IR LEDs integrated
- 170° viewing angle
- IP 68 Certification
- Built-in 32GB SDRAM
- Video, Image & Audio Recording
- 7-day standby time
- Vibration activated video recording

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4Installation
4.1 Camera’s connectors
1) Speaker
2) Video Recording Key
3) Rotatable ON-OFF Cap
4) Reset
5) LCD Screen
6) Walkie-talkie Port/Extension port
7) Photo-key
8) Fixing Hole
9) Inter-talk key
10) Playback
11) LCD turn off key
12) Power key
13) IR LED light
14) Status Indication LED
15) Lens
16) Inter-talk MIC
17) Audio recording MIC
Rotate to open the Cab
(Refer to the arrow in picture)
18) Earphone port
19) HDMI Port
20) USB Port
21) Audio recording key
22) Menu Key

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5Camera Usage
5.1 Power on
Press【 】 to power on the camera. After the “beep” sound, the camera will enter into
preview mode automatically. The status indication LED light will turn green.
(Balance space, Files quantity, Available video recording time, Battery volume)
In preview mode, you will see the balance space, the files quantity, the available video
recording time, and the battery volume above the LCD screen from left to right.
In the bottom of the screen you will be presented the current time of the system.
5.2 Video Recording
After the camera has been powered on, it will enter into preview mode automatically. Press
the Video recording button【 】to start recording. You will hear a “beep” sound for
confirmation and the status LED in front of the camera will turn red. A red status indicator
will appear also on the display. Press the photo button【 】 to take photos while the video
recording is on. The photos will be saved automatically in JPG format in the resolution of the
video. To stop recording, press the video recording button 【 】again. Two “beep”
sounds will confirm that the recording has been stopped. The videos will be saved
automatically in a H.264 compression format.

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(Recording status indicator in the top left corner, the number of the camera in the bottom
left of the video)
Note: The number of the camera will be integrated in the video in the bottom left part of the
video stream. To change this number, please use the supplied software. Check the “Use
Management Software” chapter for more details.
5.3 Photo
Press the photo button【 】 to take photos while the camera is in preview mode. The
photos will be saved automatically in JPG format in the resolution that was set using the
management software.
5.4 Digital Zoom Function
This function is to activate the
zoom in preview mode. To Zoom Out, press and hold the menu button 【 】again.
(The digital zoom bar appears on the right side of the display)

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5.5 Record Audio recording
Press the Audio Recording button 【 】to record the audio while the camera is in preview
mode. A beep sound will confirm that the recording has started. Press the Audio Recording
button【 】once again to stop the recording. Tfile will be saved automatically in WAV
format. A beep sound will confirm that the recording has been stopped.
(Recording indication LED, Recording time, Battery volume)
Note: While recording the audio, the yellow status indication LED will flash and the red dot
will flash in the left upper corner of the LCD screen.
5.6 IR Night-vision
In preview mode or camera mode, press and hold the "display off" button【 】to start
the IR mode. Press and hold the "display off" button【 】again to turn off the IR
mode. Enter the “IR brightness setting” to set this function to ON/OFF.
Note: Entering the menu, playback or connecting the camera to a power supply will turn off
the IR mode.

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5.7 Playback mode
5.7.1 Select Playback File
In preview mode, press the playback button【 】to enter the playback mode (as shown in
figure 1). Press the video recording button【 】or the photo recording button
【 】 to select the file type. Press the playback button【 】to enter the thumbnail
playback mode (as shown in figure 2). Press the menu button【 】to exit to the preview
mode.
Figure 1 Figure 2
5.7.2 Video/Audio File Playback
After entering the audio file playback thumbnails, press the playback button【 】to enter
the full-screen playback mode. Press the playback button【 】to begin to play the file
again. When the audio file is playing, press the playback button【 】to pause the
playback. Press the playback button【 】to continue to play again. Press the "off" button
【 】to return to thumbnail mode. After the playback of the file has finished, the camera
will automatically return to thumbnail playback mode.
Note: When replaying the video files, press the video recording button【 】to fast
backward the video. Press the photo recording button【 】for fast forwarding the video.
5.7.3 Photo Playback
In thumbnail playback mode, after selecting the image files, press the playback button【
】to enter the full-screen playback mode. Ppress the camera button【 】or the photo
button【 】to switch to the last or to the next file. Press the "off" button【 】to return
to thumbnail playback mode.
5.7.4 File Search
In thumbnail playback mode, press the "display off" button【 】to enter the date
retrieval setting interface (as shown in figure 3). Press the camera button【 】and the
photo button【 】to select retrieval time options. Press the "off" button【 】and the

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playback button【 】to set the retrieval time range, and press the menu button【 】to
determine the retrieval. The files that conform to the retrieval time range will have a
( )logo (as shown in figure 4).
Figure 3 Figure 4
5.7.5 Exit the Playback Mode
In full-screen playback mode, press the menu button【 】or the "display off" button
【 】to return to thumbnail playback mode, press the menu button【 】again to
return to preview mode.
5.8 Screen-off
Pressing the 'display off' button【 】in preview mode will turn the LCD screen off to save
power. Press any other function key to restart the LCD screen.
5.9 Standby Function
Set the standby time through the management software. In standby mode, the LCD screen
will be shut down, the yellow indicator will flash, and the system will enter a standby power-
saving mode. Press any function button to exit the power saving mode.
5.10 Walkie-talkie
Use the interphone end that is connected to the cable to connect the
camera's interphone interface, and connect the other end to the walkie-talkie.
Note: When connecting the digital interphone, it is required to connect the camera first, then
connect the digital interphone. 2. For different interphones, please choose the correct
walkie-talkie connections.
5.11 Trigger Automatic Video Function
Open this function in the menu. This function wills start automatically the video recording
when touching the camera.

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5.12 Set Vibration Function
Open this function in the menu. This function will enable or disable the vibration feedback
when you turn on/off the camera.
5.13 Reset
If you want to reset the camera, please click as shown in the figure below.
Note: this operation will not cause the file data being lost or damaged.
7Use the management software
7.1 Software Introduction
The Camera Document management system (hereinafter referred to as document
management system) has high security; tamper-proof evidence documents
functions...etc... It can realise such functions as device password modification,
time automatic synchronisation, parameters setting of the resolution, user information
setting, and important files uploading.
7.2 Operation System
The operating system supported by the software is: Windows 7 and Windows 7 above.
7.3 Driver Installation
Before using the management software, you need to install the driver first. The installation
method is as follows:

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7.3.1 Run the Driver
Insert the attached CD-ROM of the camera into the upper drive, open the CD, run the driver
and install the software. Click on the "Next" button.
7.3.2 Installation Path
Select the installation path. Click on the "Next" button.
7.3.3 Create Shortcut
Click on the "Next" button.

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7.3.4 Start the Installation
Click on the "Install" button.
7.3.5 Complete the Installation
The installation is complete, click on the "Finish" button to end the installation.
7.4 Open the Management Software
In the CD file, click on the management software and run it.
7.5 Management Software Instructions
The camera needs to be connected with the upper machine through the USB cable, and the
management software needs to be executed. The way to connect is shown in the figure
below:

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7.5.1 Verify the Password
To access the data of the camera or change any settings, you need to login into the camera.
To login, please input the password of the camera, click on the "verify password" button.
After the tip of "successfully set the system time", the system time of the camera will be
automatically synchronised with the upper computer's time.
Note: The default password is "123456", please enter the password before executing any
management software operation.
7.5.2 Re-set the Password
To modify the password, click on the "reset password" button to change the password. Enter
the correct former password, input the new password twice and click on "password
confirmation". After that a "modified password success" dialogue will appear. The password
can only contain up to six figures, and can only consist of numbers or characters.

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7.5.3 Delete Files
To delete all files on the camera, click on "delete all files", and confirm the appearing dialogue
box. Select "yes" to continue the operation.
Once again, select "yes" to continue this operation or select "no" to cancel this operation.
A confirmation dialogue will appear after that.
Note: After completion of this operation, the file shall be unrecoverable.
7.5.4 Movable Disk
To access the data stored on the camera, press the “movable disk” button.
The computer will now detect the camera as a standard USB storage device and you will be
able to access, copy and delete all video files, audio files and images which are stored on the
camera.

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Note: After entering the mobile disk model, the management software cannot change any
camera options. If you want to change the settings, please disconnect the USB connection
and reconnect again.
7.5.5 Recording Resolution
Here you can set the video resolution of the camera.
After selecting “2304×1296(30)”, 1920×1080(60)”, 1920×1080(30)”, “1280×720(60)”,
“1280×720(30)”, “848×480(30)”, click on “Recording Resolution”.

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7.5.6 Segmented Time
You can set the segmentation time that will be used for video recordings.
After choosing the "5 minutes", "10 minutes", "15 minutes", "30 minutes" and "off", click on
"segmented time".
7.5.7 Photo Resolution
After choosing “7680X4320”, “6016X3384”, “5376X3024”, “2688X1512”, click on “Photo
Resolution”.

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7.5.8 IR
You can set the IR mode of the camera. Under manual mode, you need to activate the IR
mode with the dedicated button. Under auto mode, the camera will switch automatically to
BW IR mode. After choosing between "manual", or "automatic" option, click the "IR"button.
7.5.9 Screen-off Time
You can set the screen-off time of the Camera.
After choosing "1 minute", "5 minutes", click on "screen-off time".
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