INSTRUCTION MANUAL Full HD Mini Car DVR & Mobile Charger SB- CDR9500

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1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL Full HD Mini Car DVR & Mobile Charger SB- CDR9500 Revised: April 4th, 2014 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 PowerBank Covert Video Recorder : CDR9500 PRODUCT REFERENCE Mbile DVR/Charger Suction cup Car Charger USB cable Wall Charger Page 2

3 PowerBank Covert Video Recorder : CDR9500 PRODUCT REFERENCE Camera button Night vision button Power button ON/OFF USB charging port & Data port Mobile charging port (For charing mobile phone) Camera lens Night vision LEDs Remote controller SD card slot Page 3

4 PowerBank Covert Video Recorder : CDR9500 CHARGING PORT CHARGE THE CAMERA To charge the CAMERA, plug the USB cable into the USB port. The status light, if you have it uncovered, will glow green while charging. Please charge for several hours before first use. You CAN charge the camera and the POWER SUPPLY at the same time. NOTE: Red and blue light will remain on whiel charging. Once unit is fully charged, the lights will turn off. Page 4

5 PowerBank Covert Video Recorder : CDR9500 Setting Time Stamp Go to the Product Page for your device on SafetyBasement.com and locate the red TECH SUPPORT tab, as shown in this example. You will find the latest manual here, along with any files you may need. TECH SUPPORT and available files Right-click on the TIME file, and choose SAVE LINK AS, or SAVE TARGET AS... Save the file to your watch, as shown in this example. Your Drive Letter may vary. Do NOT save the Time file inside the DCIM folder. Now that the writetime_ch.exe file is saved on your device, Double-Click the file. This should automatically sync your computer time to the device. Turn on your device and use your remote and press A to turn unit to STANDBY mode. This should sunc your device time. You are now ready to start recording video with the correct time stamp. Page 5

6 : CDR9500 USING AS A POWER SUPPLY To use the device as a POWER SUPPLY; Plug the needed USB cable into the port shown above. Please use that the charging cable that you normally use. This cable does not come with this device. For example if you have an iphone 5, use the charging cable for that phone and plug the USB part to this device and the other end to your iphone 5. Then turn on your mobile recorder/charger (ON/OFF buton) so that the single blue light is ON. Press the A button on your remote. You should now see that your phone is charging. When your mobile phone is fully charged, unplug and turn off your device by pressing the ON/OFF button. The blue light should turn off at this point. Page 6

7 CDR9500 USING AS A COVERT CAMERA 1. Begin by turning unit on by pressing the ON/OFF button (using fingers) 2. The blue light will turn on 3. Using your remote press and release the A button (Refer to diagram on this page). This will cause the red and blue lights to blink for a few seconds then return to steady BLUE. Your unit is now in STANDBY MODE 4. Now press the C button and release. The blue light will blink a few times and turn off. You are now covertly recording video 5. To stop video recording press and release the C button again. Unit will return to steady blue which is back to STANDBY mode 6. Repeat as necessary NIGHT VISION STANDBY ON/OFF ON/OFF VIDEO start/stop NIGHT VISION You can turn on night vision (manually). Follow instructions below: 1. After turning unit to STANDBY PO- SITION, manually press the 50% button and release. Blue light will blink briefly and return to standby mode. You are now in NIGHT VISION STANDBY 2. Continue with normal video recording steps 3. To turn off night vision, manually press and release the 50% button again. You should now be out of night vision mode and back to regular recording mode. Page 7

8 : CDR9500 AUDIO ONLY RECORDING This unit allows you to record audio only. Follow instructions below: 1. Begin by getting unit to standby position a. Manually press On/OFF button b. On remote press A button (redand blue light will blink briefly and retun to steady blue) 2. Press the D button. Red and Blue light will blink for a few seconds and turn off. You are now recording audio only 3. To stop audio recording press and release D button again. Recording will be saved and the STEADY BLUE light will return 4. Repeat as necessary. STANDBY ON/OFF AUDIO START/STOP Page 8

9 CDR9500 TAKING PICTURES This unit allows you to still pictures. Follow instructions below: 1. Begin by getting unit to standby position a. Manually press On/OFF button b. On remote press A button (red and blue light will blink briefly and retun to steady blue) 2. Press the B button. Blue light will go off for a few seconds then return to steady blue. You just took a picture 3. Repeat as necessary. NOTE: You can also take pictures by manually pressing the 100% button STANDBY ON/OFF PICTURE BUTTON PICTURE button Page 9

10 : CDR9500 WHERE ARE MY FILES? To retreive your files: Turn off your device (if it is ON) Insert the USB cable into the USB port on the device and the other end to computer port. Do not use a hub. In a moment, your PC will connect to your device. Your files are located inside the DCIM folder, and then inside additional organized folders. You should COPY these files to your PC for archiving and best playback. Then, delete the files to make room for more. NOTE TO MAC USERS! When deleting files, you MUST empty your trash BEFORE you Eject the watch from your Mac. Page 10

11 CDR9500 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 11

12 : CDR9500 DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS Audio Format Bit Rate Mode Bit Rate Sampling Rate Wave Constant 192 Kbps 25 KHz Video Codec Dimensions Frame Rate Bit Rate Audio Bit Rate Mode Bit Rate Sampling Rate AVC as.avi 720 x 480 (D1)(other resolutions available) 29 fps 4703Kbps PCM Constant 192 Kbps 32 KHz Format Dimensions JPEG 4032x3024 pixels Photo Page 12

13 PowerBank Covert Video Recorder ::CDR9500 SB-PVR500 DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS Device Info Memory Built In n/a Memory Expansion up to 32GB micro SD card (Class 10) Battery Type Internal Rechargeable battery Charger Type via USB port, wall adapter or PC Please check our site for the latest available manual for this product. Notes File sizes shown are approximate. File Sizes Video (10 minutes) Audio (10 minutes) Photo 1.5 MB Page 13