SecurityMan DigiLCDDVR Series User Manual

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TIP: File naming convention: hr-min-sec-Camera#.jpg. It is our
recommendation to install the camera 15~20 ft from the intended
monitoring object and to set motion detection to “Low” for best timely
picture capture in

Photos mode.

• PC Playback

You can playback recorded files on the system when connected to a TV or
monitor as illustrated above or directly from the SD card by inserting the
card into your computers card reader. To playback recorded video on a PC:

1. Unmount and remove the SD card from the wireless receiver by
gently pushing on the SD card allowing it to pop out from its slot.
2. Insert the SD card into an SD card reader (not included)
connected to your PC (your PC should load the SD card as a new
Removable Drive).
3. When prompted, select the “Open folder to view files” option to view its
contents (you should see two folders labeled

Photos and Videos).

Video: Open the Videos folder and then open one of the Date folders
(

mm-dd-yyyy) to view a list of all recorded events for that date. Once

inside the dated folder there is another sub-folders separated by the
hour. Select the hour you want to playback to get to the time file name
mp4 files. Double-click any of the recorded mp4 files (hr-min-sec-
Camera #.mp4) and the video will begin playing in your default mp4
media player.
Photo: Open the Photos folder and then open one of the Date folders
(

mm-dd-yyyy) to view a list of all the snap-shot events taken for

that date. Once inside the dated folder there is another sub-folders
separated by the hour. Select the hour you want to playback to get to
the time file name JPG picture files. Double-click any of the jpg files (hr-
min-sec-Camera #.jpg) and the image will be displayed in your default
image viewer.
NOTE: PC video and picture playback utilizes your default media player
and photo gallery/viewer. If the default media player and photo gallery/
viewer does not work well, please reference other shareware media
players such as FLV player, Real Time player, JPEG Viewer, and etc.