INSTRUCTION MANUAL Logo-Free Baseball hat camera with built-in DVR SB-HR500

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1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Logo-Free Baseball hat camera with built-in DVR SB-HR500 Revised: NOVEMBER 5, 2013 Thank you for purchasing from SafetyBasement.com! We appreciate your business. We made this simple manual to help you enjoy your new product as quickly and easily as possible. Be sure to check the TECH SUPPORT tab on your product page at SafetyBasement.com for the latest available manual.

2 PRODUCT REFERENCE Hat DVR Remote controller USB Cable Manual START/STOP record button Adjustable velcro back System ON/OFF button USB port Page 2

3 16GB Multi-Functional Pathfinder IR Watch DVR: WAD98910 : SB-WR9800 BEFORE YOU START This hat DVR includes a rechargeable battery that will give you on average about 2 hours of recording on a single charge. We recommend you charge this unit for about 4-6 hours each time (overnight the first time). It embeds an 8GB memory that will give you hours and hours of video recording time. Video resolution is 780x480 at 30fps, and audio is clear and crisp at 353kbps! CHARGING: To charge hat, use the included USB cable. Connect one end to usb port on hat and other to USB port on computer or wall adapter with a USB port. USB Port USB Cable Page 3

4 SETTING TIME STAMP 1. We highly recommend that after charging your unit, set the time stamp feature to ensure that your videos are properly stamped with the correct date and time. 1. Connect hat to computer. USB cable to hat then other end to computer 2. Find hat on computer. Usually as REMOVABLE DISK. Click START >Computer Then click COMPUTER Page 4

5 SETTING TIME STAMP 3. Find REMOVABLE DISK 9note that the removable disk letter may vary on your computer) 4. Next go back to TECH SUPPORT section where you got this user manual and locate time file (TAG.TXT) and save it to this root section, right below DCIM folder. Please do not change file name as your time file will not work. Save time file here time file. Double click this file to open text editor. See next page Page 5

6 16GB Pathfinder IR Watch : SB-WR Adjust time to reflect your current date and time. Please maintail format EXACTLY. Just change the number portions. Leave the word DATE as is and where it is! (Changing or moving anything from their present position in anyway will not enable your time stamp to change. (If you feel like you changed it by accident and not sure what it was, simply re-save the file from our website and start over!) EXPLANATION: [DATE] - do not touch this 2013/10/ = year, 10=Month, 25=Day of month 12:30:12-12=HOUR of day, 30=MINUTE, 12=SECONDS HINT: add about 1 or 2 minutes when adjusting time so that by the time you are done, time is closer to being accurate. 6. After adjusting time, SAVE and close out of editor. 7. At this point we recommend you unplug your unit from computer, then turn it on and record a test file to check that time stamp was properly done. If test file still does not show proper time on test video, then please repeat process. Page 6

7 BEFORE YOU START - TURNING UNIT ON Begin by turning system switch to ON position. You will notice that this will turn on the clock on the monitor. System switch RECORDING START/STOP Safety cover slides up/down Page 7

8 VIDEO RECORDING 1. Dont forget system switch must be in ON position before starting 2. slide remote cover down and press button. Hat will vibrate continuously for about 3 seconds and stop. 3. Your hat has now started recording video 4. To stop recordin, press same power button on remote once. Hat will vibrate 3 times. Your recording has now been stopped and saved 5. Repeat as necessary. Page 8

9 RETRIEVING YOUR FILES 2. CONNECT USB CABLE: Connect included USB cable to unit, then to computer USB port. This should allow you to find and open DCIM folder to view and manage files. Please COPY your files to your PC for best playback. IMORTANT: Before connecting to your computer, make sure system switch is set to OFF. Your files may not download if switch is not onin OFF position before connecting. Your DVR (drive letter may vary) You may go into the folders noted above to view and copy your files. You may also delete files from these folders. NOTE: Mac users must empty their trash before disconnecting your watch after deleting files. Page 9

10 SUGGESTED SOFTWARE Your Windows PC or Mac has built-in software that will play most of the files created by devices like yours. However, if you are having problems playing your files, or need more options, please download and try these programs. This software is free and can be downloaded directly from the links below. You can find support and tutorials for these programs on their respective websites. SafetyBasement can not provide software support for these programs As with ANY files you download from the internet, be sure to scan them for viruses using your particular virus scanner. While most users report no issues using this software, we can not be responsible for any damage caused by this software. Please proceed carefully. Back up your PC before installing any new software. VIDEO PLAYBACK - VLC ( The VLC Media Player can play almost any video or audio file type. There is a version for Windows and for Mac OS X. VIDEO EDITING for WINDOWS - MOVIE MAKER 2012 ( Movie Maker is a simple video editing program from Microsoft. Please go to this link, and choose the download for your version of Windows. Please note: Movie Maker is part of the Windows Essentials package. VIDEO EDITING for MAC OS X - imovie (Visit the Apple Mac App Store for latest version) imovie is a simple video editing program from Apple. It comes installed with your new Mac. The latest version is also available at the Mac App Store at additional cost. AUDIO PLAYBACK and EDITING - AUDACITY ( Audacity is a popular audio editing program used by amateurs and professionals to edit simple and complex audio projects. You can use Audacity to convert your audio files to another format, such as MP3. There is a version for Windows and Mac OS X. PHOTOS Your Windows and Mac computers have the ability to do basic editing of photos built in. Page 10

11 DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS Audio Formats Audio Encoding WAV 352 Kbps Audio WAV Bit Rate Mode WAV Bit Rate WAV Sampling Rate Constant 352 Kbps 16 Hz Video Video Format.AVI Codec MJPG Bit Rate 29.8 Mbps Resolution 720 x 480 Frame Rate 30 fps Illumination 1 lux Audio Format WAV Bit Rate Mode Constant Photo Format Resolution Photo Page 11

12 DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS Device Info Memory Built In Memory Expansion Battery Type Operating temperature Charger N/A 2GB - 32GB 3 x AA degrees celcius via USB port or included adapter Please check our site for the latest available manual for this product. Notes File sizes shown are approximate. Video (10 min) 1 GB File Sizes Audio (10 min) 9 MB Photo 780 KB Page 12