Support OzSpy User manual

Brand: Support

Model: OzSpy

Type: User manual

Support OzSpy, a multifunctional device with photo, video, and audio recording capabilities. Capture life's moments with 640*480 resolution photos and videos. The built-in 4GB SD card provides ample storage, while the long battery life ensures hours of uninterrupted use. Easily connect to your computer via USB 2.0 to transfer and view your files. With its compact size and simple operation, Support OzSpy is your perfect companion for discreet recording.

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Ensure you charge your device for at least 4-5 hours before first use!!!

Note: Indicator lights may vary in colour across different batches (yellow, blue, green, red)

Technical Data

 Functions: photo, video and audio recording

 Video: AVI, 640*480 resolution

 Photo: JPG, 640*480 resolution

 Included memory: 4 GB SD Card

 USB:2.0

 Charging time: 2-3 hours

 Battery use time: built-in Li battery, 1-2 hours

 Operation systems: No driver needed for installation if the operating system is

Windows ME/ 2000/ XP/ VISTA/ Windows 7 / Windows 8

Recording video

 When on charge, a light will illuminate on the side of the device.

 Hold the ON/OFF button (bottom) until the device vibrates and the light illuminates. The device is now

in standby mode.

 Hold the play/pause button (top) until the device vibrates twice and the light disappears. The device is

now recording video.

 Press the play/pause button again to stop recording, the light will illuminate again.

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Taking photo

 While the device is in standby mode (solid light), Press the play/pause button, the light will flash once

 The device has now taken and stored a photo.

Switch off

In standby mode or recording mode, press the on/off button for several seconds, the device will power off, the

system will turn off automatically when no operation is made within one minute under standby mode.

Charging

To charge your device, simply plug in the provided usb cable to the bottom of your device and the USB end in to

an open port on your computer. A solid light will illuminate to indicate charging mode.

View and Download Footage

When the device is plugged into your computer, an AutoPlay window will pop up. Click on the 'Open folder to

view files' option to access your footage.

Navigate to the folder called '100DSCIM' by double clicking on the 'DCIM'

folder.

Here you will find your footage. You can drag and drop the files to a folder

on your desktop or view the footage directly from the device.

Support OzSpy User manual

Support OzSpy User manual

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