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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
PowerBank Covert Video Recorder
SB-PVR500
Revised: May 29, 2015
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.
PRODUCT MANUAL
PowerBank Covert Video Recorder : SB-PVR500
PRODUCT REFERENCE
What’s Included with
Your PowerBank
USB Cable
PowerBank
USB Cable
iPhone /
Micro USB
iPod adapter
adapter
www.SafetyBasement.com Phone: 877-345-2336 Fax: 888-236-2524
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PRODUCT MANUAL
PRODUCT REFERENCE
DC 5V 1A (USB
database slot)
DC 5V 2A
(POWER
OUTLET)
LED Light
Camera lens
Microphone
USB Port
SD Card Slot
PowerBank On/Off
/ LED Light On /
Off
Indicator Light A
Indicator Light B
Indicator Light D
Indicator Light C
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SPECIAL NOTE
The PowerBank Covert Camera is 2 devices in one. Each operates independently of another.
Each has it’s own internal battery and controls.
CHARGE THE CAMERA
To charge the CAMERA, use the white
USB cable and the Micro USB adapter.
The indicator light B will be on when
charging and the light will be off when
battery is fully charged. Please charge for
several hours before first use.
You CAN charge the camera and the
POWER SUPPLY at the same time.
CHARGE THE OTHER DEVICES
To charge other devices, use USB cable.
Connect DC 5V 2A to charge other devices.
The indicator A will be on when charging.
The indicator light A will be off when the
device was fully charged.
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DOWNLOADS
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 timeset.TXT file, and
choose SAVE LINK AS, or SAVE TARGET
AS...
Save the file to your watch, as shown in this
example.
Note: some computers may NOT show the
“.txt” in the filename. This is normal.
Your Drive Letter may vary.
Do NOT save the Time file inside the
DCIM folder.
REPEAT the steps above with the “sizeset.
txt” file.
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SETTING THE TIME & DATE
Now that the Time.txt file is saved on your
watch, Double-Click the file.
A standard text editor should open the file.
In Windows, this would be Notepad. On a
Mac, it would be TextEdit.
Adjust the Year.Month.Day (SPACE)
Hour:Minutes:Seconds as needed.
Add Y or N after to turn the timestamp ON
or OFF. The punctuation and SPACE must
remain.
When finished, SAVE this file.
Close the text editor.
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SETTING THE RESOLUTION
Now, double-click the SIZESET.TXT file.
A standard text editor should open the file.
In Windows, this would be Notepad. On a
Mac, it would be TextEdit.
Enter the number for the camera resolution
you want to use. The lower the number, the
lower the resolution.
1- 320x240
2- 640x480
3- 1280x720 (recommended setting)
4- 1920x1080
When finished, SAVE this file.
Close the text editor.
To use the Time and Date you set, you must EJECT the device from your PC and power it
up.
EJECT the device from your PC. In Windows, right-click on the drive letter and choose
Eject. Wait for Windows to say it’s okay to remove the device.
Now, unplug the USB cable from the computer, then from the device.
Press the Power On/Off Button on the top of the device. If your Indicator light C is steady
blue, you are in standby mode. Your time and resolution is now set. Should the timestamp
be wrong in your files, please redo the setup.
NOTE: It is normal for the files you changed to be deleted during power up. If it’s still there,
something is wrong with the file.
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AS A POWER SUPPLY
To use the device as a POWER SUPPLY;
• You might use the White USB cable with the iPod adapter to charge your iPod,
iPhone or other devices.
• Connect your device to the USB cable.
To use the LED Light:
• Under standby mode, Click On/OFF button continuously five times. The flashlight
will turn on. Click On/Off button again to shutdown the flashlight.
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AS A COVERT CAMERA
PowerBank On/Off
/ LED Light On /
Off
Indicator Light D
Indicator Light A
Indicator Light B
Indicator Light C
• Press the On/Off Power Button 1 time to enter Stand By Mode (Indicator light C will
turn steady blue)
• VIDEO - Under standby mode, press the Camera On/Off Button 1 time. The
indicator light C will blink three times, then go dark. You are now recording video. To
stop recording, press the On/Off Power Button again. The file will save and the blue
indicator light C will be on. You are back in Stand By Mode.(Note: The device will
autosave the video file every 10mins under recording mode.)
• PHOTO - To take a photo, press the On/Off Power Button 2 times. The indicator light
D will quickly flash once and go dark. You just took a picture.
• AUDIO ONLY - Under standby mode, press the Power On/Off Button 3 times. The
indicator light D will flash couple of times and go dark, and Indicator light C will
flash as well. Your recording will start. To stop recording, press the On/Off Powerbutton 1 time.
• MOTION DETECTION MODE - Under standby mode, Press the Power On/Off
button 4 times. The indicator light C and indicator light D will flash. Your camera
will now record when motion is detected. Indicator light C will be off and light D will
keep on flashing. Press the On/Off Power Button again to stop recording.
• POWER OFF - Hold the Power On/Off button until the status light goes dark.
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WHERE ARE MY FILES?
To retreive your files:
• Press the On/Off Power Button 1 time to put it into Stand By mode.
• Insert the clear USB cable into the USB port labeled DC 5V 1A USB PORT.” This is
the port away from the On/Off switch.
• Connect the other end of the USB cable into a USB port directly on your PC. 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.
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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
(http://www.videolan.org/vlc/index.html)
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
(http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/get-movie-makerdownload)
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
(http://audacity.sourceforge.net/)
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.
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Format
Bit Rate Mode
Bit Rate
Sampling Rate
Wave
Constant
176 Kbps
11.025 KHz
Codec
Dimensions
Frame Rate
Bit Rate
MOV .AVI optional
1280x720 (other resolutions available)
30 fps
6508 Kbos
Audio
Bit Rate Mode
Bit Rate
Sampling Rate
PCM
Constant
512 Kbps
32 KHz
Format
Dimensions
JPEG
4032x3024 pixels
Photo
Video
Audio
DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS
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DEVICE SPECIFICATIONS
Device Info
Memory Built In
Memory Expansion
Battery Type
Charger Type
n/a
up to 32GB micro SD card (Class 10)
Internal Rechargeable for camera, internal rechargeable for Power Supply
via USB port, wall adapter or PC
Notes
Please check our site for the latest available manual for this product.
File sizes shown are approximate.
File Sizes
Video (10 minutes)
Audio (10 minutes)
Photo
1.5 MB
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