808 Car Keys Micro Camera with keychain - Uma alternativa barata

808 Car Keys Micro Camera with keychain - Uma alternativa barata



#3 camera with connector for external LiPo charger



tutoriais

● Overview ● Comparison of Camera Versions ● Links to Other Web Sites ● Sunplus Technology and Codecs ● Duplicated Frames ● Video Date Time Removal ● Bootstrap Mode ● CMOS Camera Assy ● List of Typical Problems ● How to Measure AOV and Focal Length ● How to Take a Video or a Picture ● How to Set the Date and Time ● Notes About Video Resolution ● How to ID Your Camera From a Video ● Tear Down #2 #3 ● Compare #1 #3 ● Hacking the Gumpack Camera ● Gallery of Other Small Video Recorders ● Connector for External LiPo Charger

● Wide Angle Lens Adapters ● VID PID and Webcam Drivers ● Flash Performance Comparison ● Infrared (IR) Filter ● MD‑80 / #3 Camera Timestamp Remover ● Truly Camera Module Datasheets ● Sandisk Dethroned ●#1 Date Time Stamp Removal ●#1 How to Fix a Dead Camera ●#1 Sample Audio ●#1 Sample Photos ● #1 Sample Video ● #1 System Mode ● #1 Photos of Camera ● #1 Instructions Sheet (for reference only) ● #1 My Teardown Video ● #1 Anyka Burntool ● #1 Webcam Driver ● #1 Instruction Sheet (for reference only)

● #2 How to Open the Internal Flash Socket ● #2 Broken Flash Socket Pin ● #2 How to open the Internal Flash Card Socket ● #3 Q&A ● #3, My New Camera ● #3 Instructions Sheet (for reference only) ● #3 Webcam Driver ● #3 Camera Focusing the Lens ● #3 Date Time File Format ● #3 Podcast, Daily Giz Wiz 1029 ● #3 Manual in Word Format ● #3 Infrared Experiment ● #3 Oscilloscope Images ● #4 Camera Report ● #4 Instruction Manual ● #5 (#2 variant) - 720x480 ● #5 Instruction Manual (for reference only) ● #5 - Upside Down Image - Button Press Smokes Camera

Para Ajustar Data e hora , primeiro instale o drive abaixo :



KeychainWebcamSetup.zip


depois faça um arquivo no bloco de notas chamado tag.txt coloque o arquivo no sd , desconecte a camera e desligue , agora , faça um video de teste , desligue a camera e conecte novamente
assista ao video de teste e veja que a data foi atualizada ,


DATE AND TIME SETTING:

(I try my best to get the date and time set correctly before sending the camera out to you but if for some reason I missed it or Daylight savings comes around…)



-download and edit the “tag.txt” file from the first post in the for sale threads on RCGroups or Wattflyer (see previous page for link) or create your own “tag.txt” file and then edit and paste the following text into it: (there needs to be a blank space at the end of each line in the file)



[date]

2010/02/27

08:01:00



Copy the “tag.txt” file to your microSD card and then remove the camera from the computer and turn it off and then on. The date and time should now be set and the “tag.txt” file should no longer appear on your microSD card.

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ON/OFF – Power Button

REC – Shutter Button

Indicator – LED light


(Note: Ensure that you have a memory card inserted in the camera and that the camera is turned off before you plug it into your computer for the first time)



GENERAL USE:

-insert any microSD card up to 16GB in size into the card slot



-to turn the camera on: Press and hold the power button until LED lights up



-to take a picture: press the shutter button once (A picture is taken successfully if the LED goes off for a brief moment and then lights up again)



-to take a video: press and hold the shutter button until the LED blinks rapidly a few times then release the shutter button (The LED should remain off while video is being captured). To stop the video briefly press the shutter button (the LED should light up again to indicate that the video capturing has been stopped)



-to turn off the camera: press and hold the power button until the LED goes off





CONNECTING THE CAMERA TO A COMPUTER:



-to access pictures and video from microSD card: ensure the camera is off; plug the small end of the USB cable into the camera and the other end into a USB port on your computer. The first time you do this your computer should automatically install the required drivers and the camera should show up as a removable disk drive on your system from then on. The pictures and video can be viewed on this drive. Alternatively the microSD card can be removed from the camera and inserted into a compatible adapter and/ore card reader and then plugged into your computer.



-to use the camera as a webcam: First, install the drivers found on the included CD-ROM* or that can be downloaded (and then uncompressed/unzipped) from my blog on RCGroups**. Install by double-clicking the setup file.

Next, ensure that the camera is off and that it has a microSD card in the card slot; press and hold the shutter button while plugging in the USB cable. The camera will then load as a webcam on your computer. Please note that most of these cameras have a dark oval shadow on the left side of the picture when using it as a webcam, I am not sure why this is.

When you are doen using the webcam, disconnect the camera from the computer and press the reset button on the camera otherwise it will not turn off.



* “CD-driveletter”:\ user manual\key chain camera\SPCA1528_V2220_MultiLan_090217\



** http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/member.php?u=108380







CHARGING:



-Plug the small end of the USB cable into your camera and the other end into a USB port on your computer. The LED should light up and either remain on or flash. The flashing apparently implies that it is charging while a steady light is supposed to mean it is done charging. I have one camera that shows a steady light regardless of its state of charge and one that flashes for a few minutes. So what I do is just make sure there is some sort of light when I plug the camera into my USB port and just leave the camera plugged in for an hour or 2 after having used it a few times and have not yet had a flat battery.





DATE AND TIME SETTING:

(I try my best to get the date and time set correctly before sending the camera out to you but if for some reason I missed it or Daylight savings comes around…)



-download and edit the “tag.txt” file from the first post in the for sale threads on RCGroups or Wattflyer (see previous page for link) or create your own “tag.txt” file and then edit and paste the following text into it: (there needs to be a blank space at the end of each line in the file)



[date]

2010/02/27

08:01:00



Copy the “tag.txt” file to your microSD card and then remove the camera from the computer and turn it off and then on. The date and time should now be set and the “tag.txt” file should no longer appear on your microSD card.



THE RESET BUTTON:

If all else fails, press the reset button, it solves most issues.



FORMATTING THE MEMORY CARD:

There have been a couple of occasions where formatting the memory card has solved an apparent problem. To format your card, insert it into your camera, ensure the camera is turned off and plug it into an open USB port. On a windows system go to your “My Computer” folder. There you should see a drive representing the memory card in your camera, usually named “Removable Disk” and a drive letter. To format the drive, right click on the drive name and select “Format” then click OK and OK again. After the format is complete, unplug the camera from the USB port and try using it again. On a MAC I have no idea how to go about formatting the card, but since it’s a MAC it’s supposed to be straight forward and easy right?























TROUBLESHOOTING:

-My camera won’t turn on

Most likely the battery is flat. Press the reset button and try again. If that does not work plug it in to your computer and let it charge for an hour or 2.



-My camera won’t take any video (or possibly pictures)

If the camera turns on and off OK but won’t take video, check to see if your memory card is full. If the memory card is full, delete or move some files from it and try again. If it still does not work format the memory card but right clicking on the drive letter of the camera/card reader on your computer and selecting “Format”. (Note, if your memory card is say 4GB, then the max useable space will actually be a little less than that so if your card says it has 3.xxGB used it might be full)

If formatting does not help try another memory card or contact me, my email address is at the end of this manual.



This manual is a work in progress and I hope this makes some sense. If there is something I should add or change, or if you have any questions or problems not covered in this manual please feel free to contact me on RCGroups or Wattflyer (Username: bobskinner) or by email at: bobskinner@gmail.com


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Prezado Cineas,
Comprei um chaveiro deste e gostaria de instalá-lo num aeromodelo e acioná-lo através do rádio transmissor(Tx) e receptor (Rx). O sistema eletrônico para o acionamento já tenho (http://www.rc-cam.com/bitsw.htm), gostaria que você me ajudasse no tocante aos locais na plaquinha onde devo fazer as ligações para que os pulsos ativassem 1º o circuito, 2º os vídeos, já que no bit switch tenho apenas duas saídas.
Desde já muito obrigado pelo seu retorno e ajuda.
MAFONI