Mini Gadgets HCWiFiBluetoothSpeaker User manual

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BLUETOOTH SPEAKER WITH
WIFI HIDDEN CAMERA
SKU: HCWiFiBluetoothSpeaker

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THANK YOU FOR PURCHASING THE
HCWIFIBLUETOOTHSPEAKER
Please read this manual before operating the camera and keep it
handy.
This functional bluetooth speaker is perfect for a home or office
that needs a little extra covert surveillance. Simply turn on the
device and within minutes you're playing music or live streaming
your surroundings. This unit will blend right in.
Your purchase should include:
1 x HCWiFiBluetoothSpeaker
1 x AC Wall Adapter
1 x Mini CD
1 x Manual
1 x Mini USB Cable
1 x MicroSD Card Reader
1 x 8GB MicroSD Card

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GET FAMILIAR WITH YOUR
HCWIFIBLUETOOTHSPEAKER

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OPERATING THE DEVICE
BEFORE YOU START
1. First you must download the P2PLiveCam app from the
Google Play Store or the iPhone App Store.
oAndroid:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co
m.g_zhang.myp2pcam&hl=en
oiPhone:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/p2plivecam/id78
9572618?mt=8
2. If you wish to enable SD Card recording, you must insert a
MicroSD card into the unit. (if applicable)
HOW TO CHARGE THE CAMERA
Note: We recommend charging the device 4 –6 hours before first
use.
1. Plug the MicroUSB port end into the device’s MicroUSB
port.
2. Plug the other end of the USB cable into the AC wall
adapter.
3. Plug the wall adapter into an electrical outlet.
4. Make sure the connections are secure. A Green LED light
will appear when the device is done charging.
HOW TO TURN ON THE CAMERA
1. Your device can be powered on in one of two ways.
a. Connect your device to an AC outlet using the
provided AC wall charger.
b. Use the internal battery to power the device.
2. If you plug the device into an electrical outlet, you must
switch on the device.

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3. If you choose to use battery power, you do not have to
plug the device into an outlet. Simply turn it on.
CONNECTING TO YOUR DEVICE
1. Begin by plugging your device into a power outlet.
2. Turn on your phone’s Wi-Fi and look for the Wi-Fi signal
generated by the device. It may take up to 5 minutes for
the Wi-Fi to be generated.
oThe Wi-Fi Signal name will be similar to this:
“CMxxxxxxxxx” The x’s will be a string of random
numbers unique to your device.
3. Once the device generates its Wi-Fi signal, connect to it via
the Wi-Fi settings on your phone.
oNOTE: Some Android devices may produce a
warning that the network has no internet access. If
you see this, choose to connect to the network
anyway.
4. After connecting to the Wi-Fi Signal with your mobile
device, open the P2P App.
oNOTE: For iOS devices, you must wait until the Wi-
Fi Signal appears next to your Phone Carrier Name
in the status bar at the top of your phone screen.
5. Once the app opens, you should see your camera listed
and “Online”.
6. Tap the play icon to view a live stream of your app.
CONNECTING TO YOUR DEVICE’S BLUETOOTH
Note: You must connect your device to your Wi-Fi Network before
attempting to connect via Bluetooth, in order to use the Bluetooth
and Wi-Fi connection at the same time. Using both features
simultaneously may slow the Wi-Fi streaming.
1. Turn the device on, and press the Bluetooth button
located on the front.
2. Go into your phone’s settings and tap “Bluetooth”.
3. Under the “available devices”, you should see a listing for
your speaker. Tap it, then tap “connect”.

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4. You should now be able to stream music via Bluetooth
connection.
CONNECTING YOUR DEVICE TO YOUR WIFI NETWORK
If you wish to view your camera remotely, you must connect it to
the Wi-Fi at its location.
1. From the home screen of the app, tap the blue settings
gear below your camera.
2. Tap Wi-Fi Setting.
3. Switch Wi-Fi on.
4. Tap the blue i with a circle around it and select your Wi-Fi
network from the list of available networks.
NOTE: Device is only compatible with 2.4Ghz Wi-Fi Networks.
5. Enter your network password.
6. Tap the Save button at the top right of the screen.
7. The device will reboot and connect to your Wi-Fi network.
8. During this period, the device will disappear from your list
of cameras.
9. To add back for remote streaming, click the + in the top
right of the app.
10. Enter in a name for your camera, the camera ID (found on
the bottom of the unit), and the default password (also on
bottom of unit) and click confirm.
11. Once the device finishes connecting to your network, it
will come “Online”.
NOTE: If you are unable to view your device remotely after
following these steps, please repeat steps 1-7 and take care to
enter the correct Wi-Fi password.
CHANGING THE DEVICE PASSWORD
We highly suggest you change your device’s login password. If you
do not, your camera may be accessible by other people.

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1. Tap the blue settings gear near your camera name.
2. Tap on Modify the login password.
3. Enter the old password (9999). Then enter your new
password and confirm your new password.
4. Tap Save in the top right of the app.
HOW TO ENABLE RECORDING TO THE MICROSD CARD
This device supports both continuous recording and motion
detection recording.
1. Open the settings menu by tapping on the blue settings
gear below your device’s name.
2. Tap on “Recording Setting”.
3. Choose either Motion Detection Record or Continuous
Record.
4. Click the Save button at the top right of the screen.
NOTE: We suggest confirming that your choice was saved by re-
entering the Recording Setting Menu and checking. If your
choice was not saved, please repeat steps 1-4 above.
ENABLING MOTION DETECTION ALERTS
1. Open the settings menu by tapping the blue settings gear
below your device’s name.
2. Tap on “Alarm Setting”.
3. Turn on “Motion Detection” and set the sensitivity to your
liking.
4. Click “Save” in the top right.
VIEWING OR DELETING RECORDED VIDEOS USING THE APP
1. You must be directly connected to the device’s SSID to
watch videos on the MicroSD card. You cannot do this
while your camera is connected to Wi-Fi.
2. From the home screen of the app, tap the Video icon
below your camera. This icon is in between the settings
and trash icons.

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3. You will see a list of the recorded videos on your SD card.
Tap the blue download icon next to a video to begin
downloading it so you can watch the playback.
4. Once downloading is complete, tap the video to start
playback.
NOTE: If the backup fails, force close the app and restart.
Then try again.
RETRIEVE THE FILES TO YOUR PC
1. Remove the MicroSD Card from the device and plug it into
your computer using the supplied card reader
2. Locate “Removable Disk” inside the (My) Computer folder
a. AutoPlay Removable Disk > Open folder to view
files
b.
c. Or…

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3. Go to Start > Computer > Removable Disk
a.
4. Open the Removable Disk drive
5. Open the [folder name] folder
6. Double click the file you want to view
a. VLC Player is recommended for watching videos

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TROUBLESHOOTING
THE DEVICE WON’T TURN ON
Make sure the power cable is securely plugged into a
functioning electrical outlet or the battery is charged.
THE DEVICE HAS CRASHED
Press the reset button one time while the device is on.
DEVICE WON’T CONNECT TO WI-FI, OR HAS LOST CONNECTION
Turn the device off, wait a few seconds, then turn it on,
and try again.
Reset the device by pushing a safety pin into the reset
button hole while it is on. Hold for 10 seconds.
OTHER PROBLEMS
Call our technical support at 770–694–6923

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SPECIFICATIONS
Video Resolution
1080P, 720P, 640P, 480P
Video Format
.AVI
Frames per Second
Up to 25 fps
Vision Angle
90°
Battery Life
4 Hours Continuous
Motion Detection
6 meters for straight-line distance
Photo Resolution
2560x1920
Photo Format
.JPG
Type of Memory
External MicroSD
Memory Capacity
Up to 128GB with special formatting.
See http://mgidownloads.com. Go to
Product Manuals -> 64GB SD Card
Formatting.zip
Recording Usage
1GB ≈ 15 mins
USB Interface
2.0 USB
Player Software
VLC recommended
Video Compression
H.264