PUREGEAR PureCam User manual

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PureGear PureCam User Manual
Congratulations on purchasing the PureGear PureCam. This PureCam User Manual
covers the following:
1. Before You Get Started
•Inside your PureCam package
•System and vehicle requirements
2. Setting Up Your PureCam
•Operating your PureCam
•PureCam menu overview
oPhoto
oVideo
oSettings
▪Resolution
▪LCD Brightness
▪System Sound
▪Microphone
▪Sensitivity
▪Push Notification
▪Parking Mode
▪Screensaver
▪Loop Time
▪Display Time
▪Format
▪Restore Settings
oAbout
▪Version
▪Contact Us
▪QR Code
oContact list
▪Bluetooth Connection
▪Contact List
oWiFi Hotspot
oLanguage
3. Saving Videos to Your Computer
4. Setting Up Your PureCam App

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•Downloading the App
•Registering your PureCam Account
•Scanning the QR Code
•General Troubleshooting
•PureCam App Menu Overview
oStreaming Video on your PureCam
▪Capturing Screenshots While Streaming
▪Changing Streaming View
▪Additional Streaming Factors
oPlayback
▪Video
▪Photo
oMy PureCam
▪Custom Name and Photo
▪Find My Car
▪Removing a PureCam
oSettings
▪Resolution
▪Microphone
▪Sensitivity
▪Parking Mode
▪Screensaver
▪Loop Time
▪Format Micro SD Card
oAbout
▪About Me
▪Quick Tutorial
▪Terms of Service & Privacy Policy
▪Contact Us
▪Other
▪Wi-Fi Hotspot
▪Factory Reset
oEmergency Contact
oLanguage
5. Contacting PureGear
6. Additional Information
•Customer Service and Support
•Warranty and Legal Information
•Product Specifications

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1. Before You Get Started
Inside Your PureCam Package
Your PureCam includes with the following:
•4G LTE PureCam
•OBD-II charging cable
•16GB Micro SD card
•Adjustable suction mount
•Vehicle Installation Guide
•Cable management clips
Note: PureCam supports the standard 8GB to 32GB Micro SD card. It is recommended
that you select a high-quality Micro SD card; Class 10 or higher. Format the card on your
PureCam before use. If card is faulty, PureCam may not work properly.
System and Vehicle Requirements
•You must have iOS 9.0/Android OS 6.0 or higher to use this product.
•PureCam is compatible only with vehicles made in 1996 and newer with OBD-II port.

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2. Installing the PureCam In Your Car
Please refer to the PureCam Vehicle Installation Guide found inside your package.
Or, you can view the Installation Guide HERE.
3. Setting Up Your PureCam Device
PureCam technology uses two components –your PureCam device and the PureCam
app. You’ll see many of the terms and steps apply to both. We’ll set up the actual
PureCam first.
Operating your PureCam
oWhen you turn your PureCam on, it will automatically start recording. The
default recording will be done in picture in picture view, with the videos
saved separately.
oIf you do not touch the PureCam for 4 minutes, it will automatically go into
Parking Mode. (For more information on Parking Mode, see “Setting Up
Your PureCam App: Settings: Parking Mode.”)
•You’ll see a red dot on the bottom left of your screen when your PureCam is
recording. To stop recording, long press the OK button for 3 seconds.
•To take a picture, short press the OK button while recording. You should hear a
shutter sound, if system sound is ON, and the screen will blink once.
•If you want to reverse the PIP images so the smaller one is now larger, press the
Down arrow to switch the outside/inside display position in PIP mode.
•If you want to turn off inside camera, press the Up arrow.
•Press the Menu button (the M) to go to the Menu screen. Note: Your PureCam will
keep recording behind the scenes unless accessing Playback menu.
•To completely turn off your PureCam, press the Power button for three seconds.
•To turn off your PureCam screen, short press the Power button.
PureCam Menu Overview
When you press the Menu button you’ll see seven icons on the left side of your screen.
You’ll press the Menu button then use the arrows every time you want to select a
different Menu icon. In many cases the info in this section serves simply how to access a
particular feature. You will be directed to the appropriate section to learn more details
about that feature. Here’s what each of those functions does.

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1. Photo - this is where all your photos are stored.
•Press Menu then press the Up/Down arrow to scroll to Photos. Press OK.
•Press the Up/Down button to select a photo.
•Press OK to view the selected photo.
Note: All photos are sorted by date, starting with the most recent.
•Press Menu to leave Photos and go back to your main Menu screen.
2. Video - this is the second icon and is where all your videos are stored. If you want to
save permanently, see “Saving Videos to Your Computer.”
•Choose Video from the Menu. Press OK.
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll through all available videos.
•Press OK to view the selected video, and press Menu to exit out the video.
•Note: All videos are grouped by date and sorted time, starting with the most
recent. Also, any videos that were triggered by the G-sensor will be highlighted in
red.
•Press Menu to leave Video and go back to your main Menu screen.
3. Settings - this is the third icon. You can adjust 11 different Settings here. While in
Settings, Press Menu to go back to the last menu or between the submenu wheels.
•Press Menu then press the Up/Down button to scroll to Settings.
•Press OK to select Settings.
•You’ll see the submenu wheel with the 11 topics.
•Resolution - you can change the resolution for the PureCam Front facing camera,
depending on your preference.
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to Resolution. Press OK.
•You’ll see the resolutions for the Front facing and Interior Cameras.
Note: The Interior camera resolution is 720P and cannot be changed.
•Use the arrow to select 1080P, 720P or VGA (480P) for the Front facing Camera.
Press OK.
Please save any video you think is important before it gets deleted. (See “Saving
Videos to Your Computer.”) Also, when PureCam is being live streamed, the
resolution will automatically lower to VGA. Keep in mind VGA is not
recommended for normal recording due to lower resolution.

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For more details on Live stream, please read the app section.
•Emergency videos are a different set of videos that are the result of PureCam’s
G-sensor triggering, thus making a separate recording that will be uploaded to
the cloud. G-sensor details will be explained later. Emergency videos will upload
at the resolution you select. Keep in mind, higher resolution means creating
larger files and using more data.
•Night time recording of internal camera videos are usually red and white, this is
the result of using Infrared light for low light situations.
LCD Brightness
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to LCD Brightness. Press OK.
•Press the Up/Down button to select your desired brightness.
System Sound
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to System Sound. Press OK. Use the Up/Down
button to toggle between On/Off and OK to set.
•Note: Turning off your System Sound will not turn off the sound of your videos
during playback.
Microphone
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to Microphone. Press OK. Use the Up/Down
button to toggle between On/Off and OK to set.
•Note: All videos will not have sound when microphone is off. Videos recorded
during live streaming will not have sound regardless if the microphone is off. Also,
be aware the microphone stays on even when internal camera is turned off.
Sensitivity
You can adjust the impact sensitivity level of the gravity sensor (G-Sensor) your
PureCam will react to. The higher the sensitivity, the more alerts and emergency
video uploads that will be triggered. Here’s what happens with these sensors:
When the G-sensor is triggered by an impact, PureCam will upload12-24 second
emergency video to the cloud. (Remember that uploading emergency videos
uses data.) Emergency videos can also be viewed in your app; details will be in
the app section of this manual. (Push Notifications will be sent to you and an
email will be sent to the people on your Emergency Contact List. For Emergency
Contacts, see “Setting Up Your PureCam App: PureCam App Menu Overview:
Emergency Contact: Setup or Edit Emergency Contact List and Message.”)
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to Sensitivity. Press OK. Use the arrows to
select your sensitivity level –Low, Medium or High. Press OK.
•Sensitivity levels:
High –the G-sensor will be triggered by a mild impact.
Medium –the G-sensor will be triggered by a moderate impact.
Low –the G-sensor will be triggered by a strong impact.
Note: Each car will react differently. If you are receiving too many notifications,
we suggest lowering the sensitivity level.
•The Sensitivity option is set for both driving and parking mode; there are two
sets of sensitivity parameters –one set for driving/one set for parking mode.

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•Push Notification - every PureCam app user who has scanned your PureCam’s
QR code and linked to your PureCam will get a Push Notification in the app
when your PureCam’s G-sensor is triggered by an impact. Pressing the push
notification will take you to the emergency video list.
Parking Mode
When Parking Mode is on, it serves as a standby mode to save your car’s
battery power. PureCam will go into Parking Mode after being parked for 4
minutes. If the G-sensor detects movement it will wake up the PureCam,
upload videos to the cloud, send a Push Notification to your app and email the
people on your Emergency Contact list.
Note: If user pause recording before PureCam goes into Parking Mode, after
PureCam wake up it won’t start recording, which means the moments won’t
be recorded or uploaded. This also applies if user turns off Parking Mode.
Also, in order to let your PureCam know you are the car’s owner, not a thief,
you need to connect to PureCam’s Hotspot when you wake up your PureCam
from Parking Mode. (For more information on your PureCam Hotspot, see
section “Setting Up Your PureCam App: PureCam All Menu Overview: About:
Hotspot.”)
Lastly, if you are connected to another Wi-Fi before you enter your car, you
may not auto-connect to your PureCam’s Hotspot until you disconnect from
the original Wi-Fi.
When Parking Mode is turned off in the settings, PureCam will go into standby
after being parked for 4 minutes. However, PureCam will not send out any
notification or upload emergency video when it wakes up. If G-sensor detects
movement, it will wake up your PureCam and start recording. It will record for 4
minutes then return to standby, if an incident triggered within those 4 minutes
then the emergency video will be uploaded and Push Notification will be sent
and an email will be sent to your Emergency Contacts. Press the Up/Down
button to scroll to Parking Mode. Press OK.
•Use the Up/Down button to toggle between On/Off and OK to set.
•Press Menu to go back to Settings.
Note: Must be in the Main/recording screen for Parking Mode to start.
Screensaver
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to Screensaver. Press OK. Use the arrows to
select Off, 30 Seconds or 60 Seconds. Press OK.
Note: When the screensaver is on (no image/black screen), the PureCam will still record.
The screen will remain black with no image even if a user is streaming the PureCam.
Press any button on the PureCam to wake up the display.
Loop Time
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to Loop Time. Press OK.
•Use the arrows to select a recording time for each video of 1 Minute, 3 Minutes or
5 Minutes. Press OK.

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Note: This setting is only for recordings saved on your micro SD card and is not intended
for emergency videos. If there is no more space in your Micro SD card, PureCam will
erase the oldest videos in order to save new videos.
Display Time
This is where you determine if you want the date and time displayed on your screen.
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to Display Time. Use the Up/Down button to
toggle between On/Off and OK to set.
Note: If you turn off Display Time, the videos will still have a time stamp.
Format
If you ever want to quickly delete all saved or unwanted videos and photos, you can
format the SD card to create a blank slate.
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to Format. PureCam will ask, “Do you want to
format your SD card?” If so, press OK.
Again, this will erase all the data in the Micro SD card inserted in your PureCam. If you
select OK, you will get a notice that the card is being formatted.
Note: Do Not unplug or restart PureCam while SD card is being reformatted.
Restore Settings
This is where you can reset the default settings on your PureCam.
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to Reset. Press OK. You will be asked if you
want to restore the PureCam default settings. Use the Up/Down button to select
Yes or No.
•If you select Yes, your PureCam will restart. (This may take a couple minutes.)
•If you select No, press Menu to go back to the previous screen.
Note: When you reset the default settings, the PureCam’s firmware and software
will also restore to the earliest versions. Make sure you check for updates after you
reset. Resetting the PureCam will not erase your information in the cloud. Go to
the Factory Reset on PureCam App section to learn more about erasing your
information in the cloud.
4. About
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to About from the Menu. Press OK. There is a
submenu wheel with three functions. Use the Up/Down button to scroll between
them.
•Version
Your PureCam version will display here, and this is where you can update it.
oPress the Up/Down button to scroll to the first icon, Version. Press OK. You’ll
see the “Update Available” button if there is a new update available.
Note: You will need a sim card with working data in order to update. The
update will use your data.
•Contact Us
oPress the Up/Down button to scroll to Contact Us. Press OK.
•QR Code
oPress the Up/Down button to scroll to QR Code. Press OK. You’ll see your
PureCam QR code/Device ID and IMEI here. (You will need this when you
register your PureCam on the app; see “Setting Up Your PureCam Device:
PureCam Menu Overview: About: QR Code.”)

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5. Contact list
oPress the Up/Down button to scroll to Contact List.
oThis is where you can view your Emergency Contact List and personalized
emergency message. The people on this list will receive an email with your
message when the G-Sensor is triggered. If you want to edit your
Emergency Contact List, you need to do it from the app through the
Emergency Contact List tab.
Note: Simply deleting the app from your device will not erase your
Emergency Contact List. For example, if you get a new phone and re-
download the app, your contacts are still part of your PureCam
login/account.
Also: If more than one user has downloaded the app and is using a
different account with the same PureCam unit, each user creates their
own Emergency Contact List. The downside is that list will need to be
updated manually through the app each time you switch users. For that
reason, you may want to create one list that applies to all users, if possible.
Note: See “Setting Up Your PureCam App: PureCam App Menu Overview: Emergency
Contact: Setup or Edit Emergency Contact List and Message” for more details.
6. Wi-Fi Hotspot
You can use your PureCam as a mobile Hotspot for up to three devices.
PureCam’s Hotspot information will display here.
•Press the Up/Down button to scroll to Wi-Fi Hotspot from the Menu. Press OK.
•Use the Up/Down button to toggle between On/Off and OK to set. Press Menu to
go back to the previous screen.
Note: The default Wi-Fi pairing name is “PureCam-XXXXXX”(XXXXXX is the last 6
digits of the IMEI) and the password is “00000000”, to change them please go to
the “Setting Up Your PureCam App: PureCam App Menu Overview: About: “WiFi
Hotspot” section. Be mindful of your hotspot usage to avoid incurring extra data
usage, check with your service provider for data limit information.
7. Language
You can select your PureCam to display in English, French or Spanish.
•Press the Up/Down button to choose Language from the Menu. Press OK. Press
the Up/Down button to Select English, French or Spanish. Press OK.
3. Saving Videos to Your Computer
Your PureCam will automatically delete videos when you run out of space on your Micro
SD Card. New videos will record over the oldest videos. If there are any you would like to
save, you can back them up to your computer or download them directly from the app.
oTurn off your PureCam.
oRemove the Micro SD card from your PureCam. Place it into the Micro SD card
adapter.
oInsert the adapter into your computer or SD card reader. Save the desired files.
4. Setting Up Your PureCam App
As stated previously, the PureCam system has two parts –the unit and the app. Now
that you’ve set up the unit, it’s time to set up the app.

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Downloading the App
The first thing is to download the app from this iOS/Android app link:
iOS or Android
Or you can search for PureCam in the Apple App Store or Google Play store.
•Open the app.
Creating a PureCam Account
You need to register before you start using your PureCam App.
•To register, enter your name* and email address.
Note*: Multiple users can have a PureCam account assigned to the same
PureCam. You can use your full name or a short nickname. Multiple users can
connect to the same PureCam using different accounts, but only one user can
live stream and access playback at a time.
•Check the box in Terms and Service then select “Yes, I agree.”
•Press Register.
oOnce you hit Register, PureCam will send you an email with a four-digit
registration code. Important: That registration code expires in 30 minutes. If
you do not enter the registration code into your PureCam within 30
minutes, you will need to reregister.
•Enter that four-digit registration code. Press Done.
•If you want to use your account on a different phone, you can use the same
email to log back in.
Note: the device you were previously logged into will be automatically logged
out.
•Please allow the PureCam app to access your camera. If you press Deny, you will
not be able to use this PureCam functionality.
Registering your PureCam (Scanning QR code)
You need to scan your PureCam’s QR code so your phone and PureCam will be
synced together.
•To locate the QR code on your PureCam go to Menu About QR code.
•Once you find the QR code (a square looking barcode) on your PureCam, hold
your phone over the image so the QR code fills the screen. Your phone will
automatically scan the code. Once completed, a car will appear in the box on
your app’s My PureCam screen.
•You will get a message thanking you for choosing PureCam.
•You can change your PureCam name/picture by long pressing the PureCam
name/picture section.
•Select Image from your phone’s Gallery or press Camera to take a photo. Press
OK.
Note: If you log in with a different phone later, the custom image will revert to the
default name/picture.

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General Troubleshooting
If you get a message on your App that says “Connection Error” this typically
means you’re not connected.
•Make sure your PureCam is on, if not please restart your PureCam by
unplugging the micro USB connector and plugging it back in.
•Make sure the 4G icon and your carrier’s name is on the top left corner
of PureCam’s screen.If you see an X, this means the signal is weak and
you may need to change your location in order to get a full signal. If
you are still not receiving signal, unplug the micro USB connector and
plug the PureCam back in.
•Restart your app by closing it completely.
If you get a message on your App that says “System error, please try again”
•First check your phone’s internet connection and try again
•If your phone’s internet is not the problem, then please wait a few
minutes and try again as our server may be under maintenance.
•Go to your phone’s setting and grant permission for PureCam to access
your photo/camera. Check your phone’s manual for directions how to
do this.
•If you have more than one user paired to your PureCam, make sure
they are not currently live streaming or attempting to live stream. The
PureCam only allows one user to live stream at a time.
PureCam App Menu Overview
The App’s main menu is where you’ll be able to access the myriad features that make
your PureCam so powerful.
If you have multiple PureCams, make sure you’re connected to the PureCam you want
to control by selecting the correct PureCam Tab on the top of screen.
You can see the status of each PureCam based on the color of the tabs on top of each
screen. A PureCam tab that is grayed out means the PureCam’s connection to your
app is not established. A PureCam tab that is green means a connection is established.
Make sure you select the right PureCam you wish to access on the top. i.e: Select
PureCam1 if you wish to view the videos recorded in PureCam1.
Note: Your PureCam unit must be powered with signal to use most of these
functionalities.
Streaming Video on Your PureCam
The first icon on the left side of your app is Streaming. You can switch between outside
and inside view with a swipe of your fingertips.
Note: You will need to use your phone’s WI-FI or 4G to maximize PureCam’s Streaming
functionality. Also, if you have more than one PureCam, you can choose the PureCam
on the top of the screen. This icon will show on the left bottom corner of the
PureCam you’re streaming. (Only one app user is allowed to stream each PureCam at a
time.)

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Capturing Screen Shots While Streaming
If you want a permanent record of something while streaming, you can take a screen
shot.
•Press the camera icon. Please allow the PureCam app to access your
Photos/Gallery for this feature to function properly.
oThe image will be saved in your smart phone album labeled under the
name you’ve created for your PureCam or the default name; it is not
viewable within the app.
Changing Streaming View
You can switch between inside and outside view while live streaming by swiping right
or left.
Additional Streaming Factors
•If you’re unable to live stream, check if the PureCam recording is turned on.
PureCam recording must be turned on in order to live stream.
•Streaming videos will record both inside and outside camera, regardless if the
inside camera is turned off.
•You can stream your PureCam while it’s in Parking Mode/Standby.
Note: While PureCam is in Parking Mode/Standby live streamed videos will not
be saved.
•Streamed videos are recorded and saved in VGA.
•Recorded videos while you’re streaming will be however long you stream, but
no longer than the loop time you’ve set on your PureCam.
•If you have multiple PureCams, make sure you’re connected to the PureCam
you want to control by selecting the correct PureCam Tab on the top of
screen.
•Exit out the streaming page to stop streaming.
PlayBack
Playback is the second icon on the left of your app. This is where you can view your
videos and photos saved in your Micro SD card. First, you should make sure your phone is
using 4G or Wi-Fi.
oPress PlayBack.
oYou’ll see a submenu wheel where you can select Video or Photo.
Video
•All videos are grouped by date and time, starting with the most current.
•Videos triggered by G-sensor will be highlighted in red.
•To view video taken with your PureCam, select the Video section, the first icon in
the submenu wheel.
•Long press the icon of the video will prompt you with the option to delete multiple
videos at a time.
•Short press the icon of the video will bring up the video player with play/pause
button as well as download/delete button.
Note: If you playback a video while the PureCam is recording, the PureCam will
pause recording until you’ve finished playback.
•You will see a timestamp at the top left side of the screen that leads off with the
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•Press the download button to download video.
•Press delete button to delete video
•Press the Xbutton on the bottom right of the screen to go back to the list of
videos.
•The status bar can also be dragged to view different sections of the video
Note: If you ever lose your phone, you can always re-access the videos and
download them using your PureCam account on a different phone. PureGear
highly recommends you view your videos on your PureCam or by using the
Micro SD Card on your computer. It will take a lot of data to watch your
videos in the app when you are connected to your PureCam through 4G. It
can also take a long time for images to load.
Photo
•All photos are grouped by date and time, starting with the most current.
•To view the album of photos taken with your PureCam, select the Photo icon, the
second icon in the submenu wheel.
•Long press the icon of the photo will prompt you with the option to delete
multiple photos at a time.
•Short press the thumbnail icon of the photo you want to view will bring it full
screen.
•You will see a filename at the bottom of the screen that leads off with the date
you took that photo. For example, if you took a photo on April 3, 2018, the file
name would start off with 0403208_X_XXXXXX. You can use the arrow buttons on
the left of the file name to cycle through the images.
•Press the download button to download photo
•Press delete button to delete photo
•Press X on the bottom right to exit this view of Photos.
My PureCam
This is the third icon on the left. It’s where you can view the name and photo you
selected for your PureCam. User can also access emergency videos uploaded to
the cloud.
Note: You’ll see a second and third photo box with a + inside it. This is a
placeholder for a second and third PureCam in case you add up to three
PureCams.
Customize Name and Photo
oYou can change your PureCam name/picture by long pressing the
PureCam name/picture section.
oSelect Image from your phone’s Gallery or press Camera to take a photo.
Press OK.
Find My Car: This section also has the Find My Car feature that can tell you where
your car is.
•Press this icon in the photo box on the My PureCam screen. This will
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Removing a PureCam: The Xbutton on the top left corner of your “PureCam”
allows you to disconnect the PureCam from your account. This will not affect any
other users connected to the PureCam. It will not delete any videos currently
saved on the cloud, however you will no longer be able to access those videos
unless you pair the PureCam again.
Settings
This is the fourth icon on the left. This is where you can select different setting options for
your PureCam. Note: You must be connected to your PureCam through WI-FI or 4G in
order to update the Settings to your PureCam.
When you select Settings, you’ll see a submenu wheel with the seven Settings you can
determine.
They are:
1. Resolution
Press the first icon in the submenu wheel. This is where you select the video
resolution of the Front facing camera.
•For the Front facing camera you can select VGA, 720P or 1080P. Press
OK.
Note: The Interior camera is static at 720P.
Reference the PureCam resolution section for more details
2. Microphone
Press the second icon in the submenu wheel to select whether you want
sound recorded or not.
•Select On/Off. Press OK.
Reference the PureCam Microphone section for more details
3. Sensitivity
As stated in the PureCam device section, the Sensitivity level determines what
level strength of impact will trigger the G-sensor and start recording
emergency video. The higher the Sensitivity, the more easily your car will
trigger an emergency recording. Again, each car is different, so you may find
you need to adjust this Setting for your particular vehicle.
Press the third icon in the submenu wheel.
oSelect Low, Medium or High. Press OK.
Reference the PureCam Microphone section for more details
4. Parking Mode
When Parking Mode is active, the app will receive the notification that your
car’s G-sensor has been triggered by a vibration or movement.
Press the fourth icon in the submenu wheel.
oSelect On/Off. Press OK.
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5. Screensaver
Press the fifth icon in the submenu wheel to select how long you want your
screen to be active before the Screensaver kicks in, or you can opt not to use
the screen saver.
oSelect Off, or 30 or 60 seconds. Press OK.
Reference the PureCam Screensaver section for more details
6. Loop Time
Press the sixth icon in the submenu wheel to determine the recording loop
time for each video.
oSelect 1, 3 or 5 minutes. Press OK.
Reference the PureCam Loop Time section for more details
7. Format Micro SD Card
Again, this is the quickest way to delete all unwanted or saved photos and
videos from the Micro SD card in your PureCam. Press the seventh icon in the
submenu wheel.
oYou’ll see a message asking “Are you sure you want to format the Micro SD
card?” To do so, press Yes.
Reference the PureCam Format Micro SD Card section for more details
About
Selecting the About icon will activate a submenu wheel with seven features.
1. About Me
Press the first icon in the submenu wheel. This screen will display user name and
email address. You can also log out from this page.
2. Quick Tutorial
Press the second icon in the submenu wheel to access a series of screen shots
with instructions that you may find helpful when setting up your PureCam app.
3. Terms of Service & Privacy Policy
Press the third icon in the submenu wheel. This opens the app’s website for
PureCam’s Terms of Service & Privacy Policy.
4. Contact Us
Press the fourth icon in the submenu wheel to locate our email address and
telephone number.
5. Other
Press the fifth icon in the submenu wheel. This is where you can find the version
number of your PureCam app, update that version and also access this
manual so you always have it with you. Press the PureCam Online User Manual
link, and your smart phone’s web browser will open this manual
6. Wi-Fi Hotspot
Press the sixth icon in the submenu wheel to view or edit your connected
PureCam’s Wi-Fi Hotspot pairing name and password, if desired.
Note: You need to be connected to your PureCam to change the info.
•The defaults are:
•Name: PureCam-XXXXXX
•Password: 00000000 (that’s eight zeros for your convenience).
•To change your name and password, revise your pairing name and
press Next.
•Input your new password. Press Next.

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•Confirm your new password. Press Done.
•You’ll get a message saying “Set-up successful.” Press OK.
7. Factory Reset
The seventh icon in the submenu wheel is the option to factory reset your
PureCam so you can restore the PureCam setting to default. This will also erase
all the cloud videos, emergency contact list, and unlink all users currently
connected to the PureCam you are restoring.
Note: the videos stored in micro SD card will not be erased.
Emergency Contact
This is one of the most significant safety benefits to having a PureCam. You can
designate up to three people to receive a customized email from your PureCam
when your PureCam’s G-sensor is triggered. You can edit that contact list and
message, as well as view it here.
Note: Again, keep in mind that if more than one user has downloaded the app
and is using the same PureCam unit, each user creates their own Emergency
Contact List. This list will need to be updated manually through the app each time
you switch users. For that reason, you may want to create one list that applies to
all users, if possible.
•Enter up to three email addresses.
•Edit the email notification message. Note: The default message is, “An
emergency has occurred, please contact me immediately.” Personalize this
message to include information about you so the recipient knows who you are, as
well as how to contact you.
•Press OK. You’ll see a “Set-up successful” message.
Language
Press the seventh icon on the left to determine the language your PureCam app
uses.
•Select English, French or Spanish. Press OK.
Note: The first time you launch the PureCam app, it will use the same language as
your phone. If that language is not English, French or Spanish, it will default to
English.
Product Specifications
•Dimension (main unit): 108*79*33mm, Weight (main unit): 120g
•1.5Ghz, Quad Core Processor
•4 inch Color IPS LCD (800 x 480 pixels)
•Front View Camera: Star camera FHD lens, 1080P 152° wide angle Front
Camera
•Inner View Camera: HD Camera lens, 720P 150° wide angle Inner Camera
•4G LTE: FDD-LTE Band 2, 4, 12, 17
•Bluetooth 4.0
•WI-FI Hotspot b/g/n 2.4GHz
•Infrared Night Vision
•Storage: Support up to 32 GB Class 10 Micro SD card.
•Location: GPS

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•Sensor: G-sensor, Light Sensor
•SOS: Application notification and up to 3 email contacts
•Power Input: 5V –1.5A via micro USB
•Operating temperature range: -10° F to 125° F
•App Platform: iOS and Android