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IV. Setting up the zClock-1000   

 

Powering up the unit for the first time 

When you first open the box, some units may have a plastic insulation tab keeping the battery 

from making contact with the electrodes to keep the unit off. If so, remove the plastic tabs from the 
back of the unit and also the back of the remote sticking out of the battery cover. This will close the 
battery circuit turning on the unit. You will hear sounds from the unit and the LCD screen will show 
numbers. 

 

Charging the unit 

 

The zClock-1000 comes with an internal Lithium-Ion rechargeable battery.    This battery has 

no memory effect, and although it does not require the user to fully charge the unit before usage, it 
is recommended to do so. 
 

Referring to the “Diagram 1” 
 

1.  Flip open the rotational cover (4). 
2.  Connect the smaller end to the mini-USB port (7) on the side of the device. 
3.  Connect the other end of the USB cable to USB port in a computer or if using the included 

A/C wall charger, plug it in a 120 volt outlet. 
 
A red indicator light will light up next to the IR Receiver (2) on the device any time the USB 
cable is connected. 
 

WARNING:

 Do not remove the Lithium-Ion battery from the unit.    This will cause the unit to 

reset to factory settings, making it unusable. 

 

Setting up the Clock Time 

1.  On

 

the “Alarm & Clock Function Buttons” area (1), hit the “SET” button (third button from 

the left) to put the device under time-setup mode. The numbers on the LCD screen will 
start blinking on and off. 

2.  Hit the “HR” button (first button on the left) to change the hour, and the “MIN” button 

(second button from the left) to change the minute. 

3.  Wait 5 seconds for the numbers to stop blinking and beep once. The time is now set. 

 

Setting up the Alarm Time 

1.  Hit the “SET” button 

two times

 

(third button from the left). This will put the device under 

Alarm setup mode. The alarm-setup symbol (    ) will show up in between the numbers and 
the numbers on the LCD screen will blink on and off.

 

2.  Hit the “HR” button (first button on the left) to change the hour, and the “MIN” button (second 

button from the left) to change the minute. 

3.  Wait 5 seconds for the numbers to stop blinking and beep once, the alarm time is now set. 

 

Activating or Deactivating the Alarm 

1.  Hit the “SET” button 

three times

 

(third button from the left). This will put the device under 

“rings setup mode”. The three symbols (   ,   ,   ) on the LCD screen will blink on and off. 

2.  Hit the “MIN” button (second button on the left) to toggle the alarm function on and off. The 

bell symbol (      ) will show when the alarm is active. 

Summary of Contents for zClock-1000

Page 1: ...HD DVR Alarm Clock zClock 1000 User Manual A PDF version of this manual can be downloaded at http support zetronix com manuals zClock1000 pdf ...

Page 2: ...stamp Quick reference VI Precautions VII Technical Specifications VIII Troubleshooting IX Included Accessories X Warranty from Zetronix Corp This manual will guide you how to use the product It also provides the necessary information related to the product such as the information for operation and handling You are recommended to read the Instructions carefully and understand all contents before op...

Page 3: ...II Product Diagrams 1 Alarm Clock ...

Page 4: ... languages support for telling the time The MicroSD interface supports up to 32GB of storage Also included is an easy to use and compact remote control With the best imperceptibility this product will be as your ideal assistant to prevent theft or to gather evidence Product Features 5 buttons HR MIN SET LIGHT TALK SNZ The time minute is displayed in the 3 5 bit LCD panel Time showing system of 12 ...

Page 5: ...tery from the unit This will cause the unit to reset to factory settings making it unusable Setting up the Clock Time 1 On the Alarm Clock Function Buttons area 1 hit the SET button third button from the left to put the device under time setup mode The numbers on the LCD screen will start blinking on and off 2 Hit the HR button first button on the left to change the hour and the MIN button second ...

Page 6: ...r 24 hour modes simply hit the HR button first on the left Changing the Alarm Ringtones The zClock 1000 has 5 different alarm tones To change it you can simply cycle through the different tones by hitting the MIN button second from the right repeatedly The Snooze Function The zClock 1000 will snooze every 10 minutes up to 6 times snoozing up to a period of 1 hour Snoozing When the alarm sounds off...

Page 7: ...orded Press the Sound button again to stop recording and set the device back to stand by mode solid blue light Taking pictures Press the Photo button to take a picture The blue light will go off and then on again a few seconds later back into stand by mode solid blue light Recording on Motion Detection Press the Motion Detection button to place the device on motion detection stand by The blue ligh...

Page 8: ...Note If you cannot access the files on the included CD the zClock 1000 driver file can also be downloaded from http support zetronix com drivers zClock1000 driver exe After installing the webcam it should now be available from any video capture software or other chat programs like Skype or Trillian Webcam Video Next time you want to reconnect the webcam follow steps 1 to 3 on the previous section ...

Page 9: ...time 1 Download the TimeUpdate utility from the following URL http support zetronix com drivers TimeUpdate exe The utility may or may not be found on the included mini CD 2 Ensure the MicroSD memory card is inerted in the MicroSD port 4 of the device 3 Connect the zClock 1000 to your computer as a storage device as described in the previous section Accessing the recorded media 4 Run the downloaded...

Page 10: ... available and for better performance the manufacturer shall improve the product software continuously The device is designed to be updated by the user You can find the latest software and driver updates at support zetronix com Working temperature Please use the device only at around room temperatures never use the device at the temperature that human body feels unconformable Working humidity Plea...

Page 11: ...ftware Media player KM player USB Interface USB1 1 2 0 Operating system WIN 2000 XP Visat32 7 Storage Time consumption 1GB 40 minutes Charging time About 4 hours This product can only be allowed to comply with the authorized power sources with the following marks i e UL mark American Power Certification CE mark UN Power Certification CCC mark Chinese Power Certification BS mark British Power Certi...

Page 12: ...ions Computer does not detect it Try a different USB port a different computer or replace the USB cable Clock s screen flashes or character is displayed incompletely Maybe low on battery try recharging the unit Sound is recorded with noise or video is not clear Maybe low on battery try recharging the unit Format the MicroSD memory card to remove any corrupted files Screen looks hazy or scratched T...

Page 13: ...operating environmental conditions in excess of the maximum values or below the minimum values set forth in the applicable specifications or products serviced by anyone other than Zetronix This warranty is invalid if the factory applied serial number has been altered or removed from the product This warranty does not cover products sold AS IS or WITH ALL FAULTS This warranty excludes consumable pa...

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