IXIUM XSCBE9 User manual

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Digital Video Recording Desktop Alarm Clock
Important Notice –Please read!
The rotational cover of the clock is made from plastic and can be fragile if used incorrectly. Please follow the instructions
below under the heading “How to Insert Memory Card”. All clocks are checked before dispatch to ensure they arrive
in perfect condition.
Introduction:
These instructions will show you how to use the product. It provides the necessary information related to the product
such as operating and handling instructions. It is recommended that you read these instructions fully and carefully before
operation. Please keep the instructions safe for future reference!
Usage Instructions:
Basic Functions
a) There are 5 buttons on the device. They are HR, MIN, SET, LIGHT, TALK/SNOOZE.
b) The time and minutes are displayed on a 3.5 bit LCD panel and is capable of displaying the time in either 12 or
24hour format.
c) Multiple alarm sounds to choose from.
d) When using snooze the alarm will sound in 10 minute intervals. Please Note: It can only be used 6 times per
alarm, maximum!
e) Two “on the hour” beep functions to choose from. Standard Beep or time readout.
f) Alarms will get gradually louder and last a total of 1 minute.
g) If using a melody as the alarm, the clock will read out the time when the melody ends.
Operating Instructions - Clock
a) When switching the power on, the whole LCD will display briefly and then a melody will chime. When the
melody ends the clock will display the time.
b) Press the “set” button whilst clock shows the time to enter setup mode. Press again to move to the next step.
At the end the sequence will cycle. The cycle is as follows:
Time Setting -> Alarm Settings -> Hourly Alarm -> Clock
c) Under “Time Setting” mode, press the HR and MIN buttons to set the time. When finished press the set button
3 times to return to the clock.
d) Under “Alarm Setting” mode, press the HR and MIN buttons to set the time of the alarm. When finished press
the set button twice to return to clock. To turn alarm off completely, see step e).
e) Under “Hourly Alarm” mode, pressing the HR button will cycle between an hourly time readout , an hourly
alarm signal , or neither. Pressing the MIN button will turn the main alarm on/off .
f) When clock is in normal clock mode, pressing the HR button will change the clock between 12 and 24 hour
mode. Pressing the MIN button will cycle through the available alarm sounds.
g) Under ANY mode, you can turn the backlight on or off by pressing the LIGHT button.
h) Under ANY mode, you can hear an audible readout by pressing the TALK button.
Product Information

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This product is a high resolution, 30 FPS (640x480 Video and 1600x1200 photo) remote controlled video surveillance
device, with a built in MicroSD TF Card slot.
As a multifunctional high-tech product, it supports: Sound recording, Motion induced video recording, manual video
recording, Photographs, webcam function capability (for Skype, MSN etc) and also functions as a MicroSD card
reader! With the included internal high capacity battery, it can record video continually for about 12 hours and
audio for 25 hours.
It supports up to 32GB of storage for long video and audio recordings and with the included remote controller is
very simple to use.
Being so small and inconspicuous, this product is your ideal assistant in preventing theft and gaining evidence.
How to Insert the Memory Card/Charge the Device
a) Open the ROTATIONAL cover on the side of the camera. This cover opens by holding the clock upright in
your hand with the cover facing you. Rotate the cover in an ANTICLOCKWISE direction
b) The cover will open to reveal the MicroSD card slot, the MiniUSB charging socket and the main camera “on/off”
switch (note: does not control clock).
c) With clock in an upright orientation and the clock readout facing you, insert the memory card with the gold
strips facing UP/Towards you. The card will fully insert into the clock and you will feel a slight spring
resistance. Push gently until the card „locks‟ into place. You will know when you are successful as the card sits
flush with the case of the clock.
Operating Instructions –Camera
a) Open the rotational cover at the right side and insert a MicroSD TF Card. Turn switch to the “ON”
position. Close the cover!
b) As soon as you move the switch to “ON”, the blue light on the front of the clock will light and the
clock is in “Standby Mode” and awaiting instructions.
c) Press to start recording video. After the blue lamp flashes rapidly 3 times and turns off,
recording begins. To stop recording, press the button again. It will again flash blue 3 times, then
save the video file and return to Standby Mode. The Blue lamp will be back on to indicate that
recording has stopped.
d) Press to start audio recording. The blue lamp will begin to flash slowly to indicate that it is
recording. To stop recording, press the button again. It will save the audio file and return to the
standby mode. The blue lamp will be back on to indicate that recording has stopped.
e) Press once to take a photograph. When taking a photo the blue lamp will go out and
come back on to indicate a picture has been taken and saved to the TF card.
f) Press to put the device into motion detection mode. The blue lamp will flash slowly,
indicating that it is looking for motion. If a moving object is detected, the lamp will flash rapidly 3
times, and then go out. The device is now recording video & audio. If no moving object is detected

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for a short time (approx. 2 mins) it will stop recording and the lamp will return to slow flashing and
the device is again waiting for motion. To end motion detection mode, press the button again.
g) To take the device out of camera standby mode, press the button again. The blue lamp will
turn off and the device will be out of camera standby mode. PLEASE NOTE: after pressing the
power button it may take up to 5 seconds for the light to go out.
Please Note: Videos are saved in 20 minute chunks onto the memory card resulting in
multiple time stamped files. This is a design feature intended to make it easier to locate
specific chunks of time in your recordings.
Reading The Memory Card & Charging the device
a) With the switch in the “on” position, insert the USB cable. The device will automatically enter “Mass Storage”
mode. The inserted MicroSD card will show up in “My Computer” like a normal card reader, or USB memory
stick.
b) Charging: Place the main switch in the “off” position, insert a USB cable to the device and connect it to a
computer/laptops USB port. Whilst on charge the RED light will be illuminated. When fully charged the RED
light will go out. If the device gets too hot to touch whilst charging please disconnect the power and
refer to your supplier.
c) If the product stops working and cannot be restarted, place the switch into the off position and then back to
On. This will reset the product.
d) When the battery is low the red lamp will keep flashing or the screen display may be unclear. Please charge
immediately. Note: Under recording conditions, the file will automatically be saved before the clock shuts
down.
Activating PC Webcamera Mode
a) Download and install the following file:
http://www.ixium.co.uk/drv_dl/software/webcamdriver2015.zip
If using Window7 / Vista please ensure you have appropriate admin rights to install. If the install
fails, you may need to re-install using XP ServicePack 3 Compatibility Mode. Please refer to your Windows
manual or online reference for information.
Please Note: We have noticed on rare occasions the install can take a while (up to 10 minutes). Please be
patient, as it will complete.
b) With the switch in the “ON” position, insert the USB cable. The device will automatically enter “Mass Storage”
mode. PRESS THE BUTTON on the remote to enter camera mode. If it‟s the first time you have done
this, it will detect a camera and install the software. The camera can now be used as a webcamera in Skype,
MSN Messenger etc.
Setting the OSD (On Screen Display) Clock
a) Download the following file. Make a note of where you have downloaded it to so you can run it.
http://www.ixium.co.uk/drv_dl/software/synctime.zip
b) Run “synctime.exe” whilst the camera is connected to the computer in webcam mode (see above for webcam
mode instructions). The software will say “1 Device Connected”. Click the “Synchronise” button. The OSD
Clock will be set to the same time and date as your PC clock.
Troubleshooting:
If the Synctime software says “0 Devices Connected” the clock may be in mass storage mode or the webcam software
may not have been installed. Install the software from the CD, and ensure the device is not in webcam mode by pressing
the button. If it still saying “0 Devices Connected”, run the Synctime software in Administrator mode.
PLEASE NOTE: this changes the on screen display RECORDING clock, not the clock on the front of the device.
Cautions & Warnings

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Usage Conditions: Please follow all related national laws and regulations for the use of spy cameras. In some
areas there may be restrictions on the use of such devices. You are entirely responsible for your own use of the device.
Working Temperature: Use the device on at normal room temperatures + or –approx 20ºC. Do not use in
extreme cold (< 0ºC) or extreme hot (> 40ºC) conditions as you may damage components.
Working Humidity: Please use the device only in normal humidity levels. Keep the device away from wet
environments. The device does NOT come with any waterproofing.
Video Luminance: Sufficient light is required in order to take a good photo or video. It will not work in dark
or poorly lit environments without sufficient extra lighting. Do not point directly at the Sun or other high intensity light
sources as you may damage the optics.
Cleanliness: Please do not use the device in particularly dirty or dusty conditions as it may cause the
lens or other parts to collect dirt and debris which will negatively influence the video quality. You can use a lens or glass
cleaning cloth to remove any foreign matter.
Other Precautions: This device is a precision electronic product. Please keep it away from intensive shock,
magnetic or electric fields.
Item Specifications:
Pixel Count
2 Megapixel CCD
Resolution
640x480 Video & 1600x1200 Photo
Video Format
AVI
Maximum Frame rate Capability
30 FPS
Vision Angle
72º
Induction Photography
6 Meters Straight line
Minimum Illumination
1 LUX
Battery Capacity
2200mAh
Continuous Recording Time
Over 12 Hours
Remote Operating Distance
15m
Scope for sound Recording
40m squared
Power consumption
130mA / 3.7V
Storage temperature
-20 to 80ºC
Working temperature
-10 to 60ºC
Working Humidity
15 to 85% RH
Memory Card compatibility
MicroSD Cards ONLY
Maximum capacity of memory card
32 Gigabytes maximum
Recommended Player Software
VLC Player, Media Player Classic
USB Interface
USB 1.1/2.0
Operating System Compatibility
Win 2000 / XP / Vista32 / Win 7
Time of video / consumed storage
1GB = approx 40 mins
Charging Time
Approx 4 hours
Troubleshooting
Problem
Solution
Cannot turn on remote
Remove the insulator from the battery
compartment or the battery is not inserted
properly. Remove and replace.
Will Not Charge
Replace battery
Blue light flashes rapidly
Low power charging reminder or full TF card.
Charge device, or insert TF card with free space.
Remote controller is hard to use
Align with receiver, remove battery insulator or
wait for clock to finish reading SD card.
Clocks screen flashes or character is displayed
incompletely
Requires Charging
Cannot connect with computer
Check data cable and replace if necessary
Sound is recorded with noise or video is not clear
Charging whilst recording
Other Problems
Contact local seller