Nisanuki H01 10000mAh Power Bank Hidden Camera

Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Nisanuki H01 10000mAh Power Bank Hidden Camera. This device combines a high-capacity power bank with a discreet 1080P HD camera, offering features such as night vision, motion detection, and gravity sensor for versatile surveillance. This manual provides detailed instructions to help you set up, operate, and maintain your device effectively.

Product Overview

The Nisanuki H01 is designed for portability and discreet use, appearing as a standard power bank while housing a powerful surveillance camera. Familiarize yourself with its components:

Image: Detailed view of the Nisanuki H01's ports and controls. Port 1 is the data transmission port (USB), and Port 2 is the Micro USB charging port. The camera lens, mode switch, power button, and indicator lights are also visible.

• Camera Lens: Discreetly integrated for video capture.
• Mode Switch: Toggles between different recording modes (M for Motion Detection, L for Loop Recording/Photo).
• Power Button: For turning the device on/off and initiating/stopping functions.
• Indicator Lights: Provide status feedback (e.g., power, recording, charging).
• USB Data Port: Used for connecting to a computer to view files.
• Micro USB Charging Port: For charging the power bank.
• TF Card Slot: For inserting a Micro SD card (up to 256GB, not included).
• Reset Button: For factory reset if needed.
• Power Bank Output Ports: USB-A, USB-C, and IPH ports for charging external devices.

Specifications

Setup

1. Charge the Device:

   Before first use, fully charge the power bank camera. Connect the provided USB cable to the Micro USB charging port (Port 2) and a 5V/1A power adapter. The indicator lights will show charging status. A full charge typically takes 8-10 hours.

   

   Image: The Nisanuki H01 power bank camera, highlighting its 10000mAh capacity and ability to charge a smartphone, demonstrating its dual functionality.

2. Insert Micro SD Card:

   The device requires a Micro SD card (not included) for storing recordings. Insert the card into the TF card slot until it clicks into place. The device supports cards up to 256GB. It is recommended to format the Micro SD card before first use to ensure optimal performance.

3. Set Date and Time:

   To ensure accurate timestamps on your recordings, you need to set the date and time. Connect the device to your computer using the USB data port (Port 1). The device will appear as a removable disk. Create a text file named 'time.txt' in the root directory of the Micro SD card. Open the file and enter the current date and time in the format: YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS (e.g., 2024-07-20 14:30:00). Save the file and safely eject the device. The time will be updated when the camera is next powered on.

Operating Instructions

This video demonstrates the basic operation of the Nisanuki H01 power bank camera, including recording modes, photo capture, and power management.

1. Power On/Off:

   To power on, press and hold the power button for 3 seconds. The indicator light will turn on. To power off, press and hold the power button for 5 seconds. The indicator light will flash and then turn off.

2. Recording Modes:
   

   Image: This image displays the two primary recording modes: motion detection, shown with a person in a room, and continuous recording, illustrating day and night vision capabilities.

   • Motion Detection Recording (Mode 'M'):

     Slide the mode switch to position 'M'. Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds. The red indicator light will turn on, indicating standby mode. When motion is detected, the red indicator light will flash 3 times and then turn off, initiating motion detection recording. Recording stops when motion ceases, and the device returns to standby.

   • Continuous Loop Recording (Mode 'L'):

     Slide the mode switch to position 'L'. Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds. The blue indicator light will turn on, indicating standby mode. Press the power button once. The blue indicator light will flash 3 times and then turn off, initiating continuous loop recording. The device will record continuously, overwriting the oldest files when the Micro SD card is full.

3. Stopping Recording:

   During any recording mode, press the power button once to stop recording. The video file will be saved, and the camera will return to standby mode (indicator light on).

4. Taking Photos (Mode 'L'):

   Slide the mode switch to position 'L'. Press and hold the power button for 3 seconds to enter standby mode (blue indicator light on). Press the power button twice quickly. The blue indicator light will flash once, indicating a photo has been captured and saved.

5. Gravity Sensor Feature:

   The camera is equipped with an intelligent gravity sensor. This feature ensures that your video recordings are always oriented correctly, regardless of how the power bank camera is positioned (e.g., upright, inverted, or sideways). The video output will automatically adjust to maintain a vertical orientation.

   

   Image: The gravity sensor ensures videos are recorded in the correct vertical orientation, even if the camera is placed upside down or on its side.

6. Automatic Night Vision:

   The camera automatically activates night vision in low-light conditions, allowing for clear recordings up to 2 meters in the dark. No manual adjustment is required for this feature.

   

   Image: A visual representation of the camera's day and night recording capabilities, demonstrating clear visibility in both well-lit and dark environments.

7. Using as a Power Bank:

   Connect your electronic device (smartphone, tablet, etc.) to one of the output USB ports (USB-A, USB-C, or IPH) on the power bank. The power bank will automatically begin charging your device. Press the power bank's power button once to check the remaining battery level via the LED indicators.

Viewing Recordings

There are two methods to view your recorded videos and photos:

Image: Instructions on how to access recorded video files by connecting the camera directly to a PC or by using a Micro SD card reader.

1. Connect to PC via USB:

   Connect the power bank camera to your computer using the provided USB cable, ensuring you use the USB data port (Port 1) on the camera. The device will be recognized as a removable disk. You can then browse and play the video files directly from the Micro SD card.

2. Use a Micro SD Card Reader:

   Remove the Micro SD card from the camera and insert it into a card reader. Connect the card reader to your computer. Access the files on the Micro SD card to view your recordings.

Maintenance

• Keep the device dry and away from moisture.
• Avoid extreme temperatures.
• Clean the lens gently with a soft, dry cloth to ensure clear video quality.
• Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the device, as this will void the warranty.
• Regularly back up important recordings from the Micro SD card to prevent data loss.

Troubleshooting

Device not turning on:

Ensure the device is fully charged. If the issue persists, try pressing the reset button with a thin object.

No recording or corrupted files:

Check if a Micro SD card is properly inserted and has sufficient free space. Ensure the card is formatted correctly (FAT32). Try using a different, high-quality Micro SD card. Verify that the date and time file is correctly configured.

Indicator lights are confusing:

Refer to the 'Operating Instructions' section for detailed explanations of indicator light behavior for each mode. The red light typically indicates motion detection mode, and the blue light indicates loop recording/photo mode.

Video orientation is incorrect:

The intelligent gravity sensor should automatically correct video orientation. If you experience persistent issues, ensure the device is stable during recording. A factory reset might also help.

Difficulty aiming the camera:

Since the camera does not have Wi-Fi or a live view function, precise aiming requires practice. It is recommended to perform short test recordings in your desired location to adjust the camera's position before extended use.

Recordings are split into short segments (e.g., every 5 minutes):

This is a normal function of loop recording, where video files are saved in segments to prevent data loss in case of power failure and to manage file sizes. The device will automatically stitch these segments together when viewed on a computer.

Warranty and Support

For warranty information or technical support, please refer to the product packaging or contact your retailer. Keep your purchase receipt as proof of purchase.