Icemoon Hidden Camera Eyeglasses User manual

User Manual
Hidden Camera
Eyeglasses
Eyeglasses

Contents
1. OVERVIEW: BUTTONS AND LIGHTS ............... 1
2. CONDITIONS AND PREPARATIONS ................ 2
2.1 INSERT MICRO SD CARD ...................................... 2
2.2 POWER ON/OFF THE CAMERA ............................... 2
2.3 BATTERY CHARGING ............................................ 2
2.4 RESET ............................................................... 3
3. PRIMARY FUNCTIONS ................................... 3
3.1 RECORD VIDEO ................................................... 3
3.2 TAKE A PHOTO .................................................... 4
3.3 VIEW WHAT YOU RECORDED .................................. 4
4. USE MORE .................................................... 5
4.1 SYNC RECORDING TIME WITH PC ............................ 5
5. SPECIFICATIONS ............................................ 6

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1. Overview: Buttons and Lights

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2. Conditions and Preparations
2.1 Insert Micro SD card
Hold golden fingers of the Micro SD Card
towards the inner side, and then insert it into
the slot.
2.2 Power on/off the camera
2.2.1 Power on: Press the “Power” button, the
blue light turns on and camera goes into
standby mode. If there is no operation, it will
automatically turn off after 1min.
2.2.2 Power off: Long press the “Power” button
until the blue light start blinking, and then it
will turn off.
2.3 Battery Charging
When the power is weak, both lights blink
simultaneously for 3 times and then turn off,
and the file will be saved automatically when
the battery runs out.
To charge, use the USB cable to connect it to
your PC or adapter (DC 5V). It takes about 1
hour to get a full charge.

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2.4 Reset
If the camera performs abnormally, use a pin to
press the Reset button in the hole to reset it.
3. Primary Functions
Functions stated below are primary features of
this item. For these functions, it is easy to set
up and use.
3.1 Record video
3.1.1 Power on the camera, it will go into
standby mode, and the blue indicator light will
keep on.
3.1.2 Start recording: Press the “Power” button
for 2s, the blue light blinks for 3 times and then
turns off, which indicate that it starts recording.
It supports loop recording, which means even if
the memory card is full, it will override the
oldest files and continue recording
automatically.
3.1.3 Stop recording: Press “Power” button
once, the red indicator light will flash for 3

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times and the blue indicator light will turn on,
which indicates it stops recording and saves the
file.
3.2 Take a photo
3.2.1 Power on the camera, it will go into
standby mode, and the blue indicator light will
keep on.
3.2.2 Take a photo: Press the “Power” button
once, the blue light flashed once and then
turns on, it will take and save a photo at JPG
format.
3.3 View what you recorded
3.3.1 Power off the camera.
3.3.2 Connect the camera to your computer via
USB cable, a removable disk will appear, which
means it goes into U-disc mode, just like when
you insert a card reader into your PC USB port.
Just open it, you will find what you have
recorded.
Also, you can remove Micro SD card from the
camera, and use your card reader to connect to

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your computer.
4. Use More
Also, you can use this item to do more. For
functions stated below, it is not such easy to set
up and use. Just follow the steps.
4.1 Sync recording time with PC
Please notice that you should sync recording
time with PC before recording video. You just
need to do it once.
4.1.1 Insert the companion CD to your
computer’s CD-Rom drive, copy and paste all
files in the CD to your PC first.
4.1.2 Connect the camera to the computer via
USB cable. Then, it will go into U-disc mode.
4.1.3 Open the removable disk, copy
“updater_time TIME.TXT” in the compact
disc into Micro SD card.
4.1.4 Double click “updater_time TIME.TXT”
in Micro SD card, it will generate a text
document named “Time”.

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4.1.5 Disconnect the camera from your PC,
press the “Power” button, both light flash
simultaneously for 5s, press it again, the red
light turns off, and blue light keeps on. The
time has synced.
5. Specifications
Image Sensor
1/4 CMOS
Video Resolution
640*480
Frame Frequency
30FPS
Photo Resolution
640*480
Video Format
AVI
Charging Time
1h
Support System
Windows XP or later,
Mac OS X
8GB for Continuous
recording
10h
Full Charge for
Continuous Charge
50min