1. Product Overview
The SJUJ Mini HD Camera is a compact and versatile device designed for discreet video recording. It features 1080P Full-HD resolution, IR-CUT night vision, motion detection, and loop recording capabilities, making it suitable for various monitoring needs.
Package Contents
- SJUJ Mini HD Camera
- USB Data Cable
- USB Card Reader (may vary by bundle)
- User Manual (this document)

2. Setup
2.1 Camera Components

- USB Port: For charging and data transfer.
- TF Card Slot: For inserting the Micro SD card.
- Lens: The camera's optical sensor.
- Infrared Lights: For night vision functionality.
- Radiating Hole: For heat dissipation.
- Indicator Light: Provides status feedback (blue for standby/recording, red for motion detection).
- Motion Detection Key: Activates motion detection mode.
- Video Key: Activates video recording mode.
2.2 Inserting the Micro SD Card
Before using the camera, a TF (Micro SD) card must be inserted into the TF Card Slot. The camera will not function without a memory card. Ensure the card is inserted correctly until it clicks into place.

2.3 Charging the Camera
The camera does not have a built-in battery and requires a continuous power supply to operate. Connect the camera to a 5V/1A USB charger or a portable power bank using the provided USB cable. The camera works while charging. There is no indicator light during charging.
3. Operating Instructions
3.1 Power ON/OFF
- Power ON: With a power supply connected, long press the Motion Detection key for 2 seconds. The blue indicator will turn on, and the camera will enter standby mode.
- Power OFF: In standby mode, long press the Motion Detection key for 2 seconds. The indicator will turn off, and the camera will shut down.
3.2 Video Recording

- Start Recording: In standby mode, press the Video key once. The camera will begin recording, and the blue indicator will flash 3 times then turn off.
- Stop Recording: While in recording mode, press the Video key once. The camera will stop recording and return to standby mode, with the blue indicator illuminating steadily.
3.3 Motion Detection
- Activate Motion Detection: In standby mode, press the Motion Detection key once. The red indicator will blink then go out, indicating motion detection is active.
- Recording Trigger: When any object moves before the camera, it will automatically record for 2 minutes and then return to motion detection standby. If motion is detected again, it will activate video recording for another 2 minutes.
- Exit Motion Detection: While in motion detection mode, press the Motion Detection key once. The system will save the current file and return to standby mode, with the blue indicator illuminating steadily.

3.4 IR-CUT (Night Vision)
The camera features an intelligent IR-CUT function that automatically activates or deactivates night vision based on changes in the surrounding ambient light. This ensures clear footage in both day and low-light conditions.
3.5 Loop Video Recording
- Activation: Loop video can be turned on or off via the settings file (see Time Setting).
- Functionality: If activated, when the memory card is full, the camera will automatically overwrite the oldest video files with new recordings.
- Deactivation: If loop video is deactivated, recording will stop automatically when the memory card is full.

3.6 Time Setting (Timestamp)
After the camera starts video recording, a text file named SETTIME.TXT will be automatically generated on the memory card. To set the time:
- Connect the camera to a computer (see Video Reading).
- Open the
SETTIME.TXTfile. - Correct the date and time to the current values (e.g.,
2023-10-27,14:30:00). - The first letter in the file controls Loop Video (
Yfor on,Nfor off). - The second letter controls whether the video file indicates time (
Yfor yes,Nfor no). - Save the document and safely eject the removable disk.
- The new video recording time will be updated automatically upon the next recording.
3.7 Video Reading
You can access recorded videos in two ways:
- Via Card Reader: Remove the Micro SD card from the camera and insert it into a card reader connected to your computer.
- Via USB Cable: Connect the camera to your computer using the USB cable. Long press the Motion Detection key for 2 seconds to activate standby mode, allowing the computer to recognize the camera as a removable disk.
4. Maintenance
- Optimal Placement: For best image quality, ensure the lens is focused on the object and keep it approximately 50cm away. This helps achieve correct colors, clarity, and stable images.
- Charging: Always use a 5V/1A charger. While the camera operates during charging, ensure a stable power source for continuous operation.
- Cleaning: Gently wipe the lens with a soft, lint-free cloth if it becomes dirty. Avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals.
5. Troubleshooting
- Camera does not turn on: Ensure the camera is connected to a stable 5V/1A power source. The camera does not have an internal battery and requires external power to operate.
- Cannot record anything:
- Verify that a Micro SD card is properly inserted into the TF Card Slot.
- Check if the Micro SD card is full (if loop recording is off).
- Ensure the camera is in the correct recording mode (video or motion detection).
- Try formatting the Micro SD card (back up important data first).
- Poor video quality:
- Ensure the lens is clean.
- Check lighting conditions; while it has night vision, extreme darkness can still affect quality.
- Ensure the camera is placed at an optimal distance (around 50cm) from the subject.
- Timestamp is incorrect: Follow the