I ordered this camera and am using the widget. Can anyone elaborate on the "LED On/Off Enable/Disable" feature is all about?
256467
if you can get the "Quick Start Guide" you will find the answer. try their website www.zetta.com.hk for the manualIt has to do with "custom setting", options to start - stop recording when in the car.
256468
when the zetta is not attached to adapter,, green light means it is fully charged. flashing green means is normal recording. green/red flashing-recording but battery low. Red light: means: no card, bad card, full card or low battery when zetta is attached to adapter: red flashing is charging: red light on means no card, bad card, card is full green/orange flashing means charging and recording green flashing means all charged and recording no led light means that charging is complete and not recording when zetta is connected to computer: orange means is charging Green means charging is complete. hope this answers you question. I don't use widget, actually, don't know what widget is. I am really happy with the Zetta, superior camera for the price. Zetta has a telephone support 877-212-7400 and they are quite helpful
2275360
This can be turned on/off via the settings. But it has no function, so if the camera is working it doesn't matter.
1866487
on the left side of the control, push it to activate the camera, don't get confused with the red and green LED on the camera, green means it is off, red means to record. good luck!
1422153
You could either cover the IR LEDs (but IR goes through most tape, even cardboard, partially through metal duct tape, I found foam works fairly well), or if you wanted to disable them permanently, disassemble it and cut the wire to the LED ring, I have not done this but I think I remember seeing that it is a separate circuit board from the camera. Yes, a hardware switch to change between the built-in remote switch operating the LEDs and the external output would be nice, someday I may do something like that, but haven't had a chance yet. The rest of the camera is excellent, especially for the price. You could either cover the IR LEDs (but IR goes through most tape, even cardboard, partially through metal duct tape, I found foam works fairly well), or if you wanted to disable them permanently, disassemble it and cut the wire to the LED ring, I have not done this but I think I remember seeing that it is a separate circuit board from the camera. Yes, a hardware switch to change between the built-in remote switch operating the LEDs and the external output would be nice, someday I may do something like that, but haven't had a chance yet. The rest of the camera is excellent, especially for... » Read More You could either cover the IR LEDs (but IR goes through most tape, even cardboard, partially through metal duct tape, I found foam works fairly well), or if you wanted to disable them permanently, disassemble it and cut the wire to the LED ring, I have not done this but I think I remember seeing that it is a separate circuit board from the camera. Yes, a hardware switch to change between the built-in remote switch operating the LEDs and the external output would be nice, someday I may do something like that, but haven't had a chance yet. The rest of the camera is excellent, especially for the price. « Show Less
1558443
You can decide if you want to see the image or not. Someone in the store must have set it that way. It is nice to be able to turn it off if you know you are trying to save your battery, or are more concerned with taking a lot of pictures together and don't need to look at them until later. The feature is easy to turn off or on.
58327
Yes - you can turn it on or off. I love this camera. It has a view finder so that when it is a sunny day, you can see exactly what you are taking a photo of. I tend to hold the camera steadier when looking through the view finder too. I don't have to worry about the image stabilization feature as much.
1384010
The large LEDs do use twice the current as most cameras. It does sound like a power supply issue / voltage problem at the camera. any way to see if you are getting 12volts at the camera in black & white mode? Agree with Sam on bigger powersupply & cable. I soldered my connections.
303575
Mine is ok at night because any motion that triggered the recording feature also triggered my motion light in the area of camera focus. I have mine set to the ultimate focus for the area it covers,but I don't believe you can alter the focus once it has been recorded.
1132827
Yes, turning the camera on/off is not working right. First delivered one was bad and the replaced one is also the same bad condition which is very frustrating. This camera is a junk. I wasted my money for it. I do not use this camera any more. If it is possible for you, I would like to return the camera to you for refund. Hiro Inoue
172133
I have the camera on a wireless network so no network light, but to turn off the power light go to Setup > System > Admin Under "Device Settings" set "LED Light" to off.
700222
Yes, you can turn it on/off in the menu.I'd also recommend looking at the TCL SVC-200 which has a similar camera format but runs for 2 hours instead of the 80 mins of the SJ3000. Review here http://www.techmoan.com/blog/2013/11/10/svc200-is-the-best-100-action-camera-ive-found-so-far.html
2259809
The camera has a button control for adjusting its background lighting. You can reduce the amount of light the camera receives from ambient light with the button control.
1097135
The" Infrared LED control--"Auto" switches on the IR LEDs automatically when there isn't enough light to produce a good quality image. "On" turns the IR LEDs on permanently and ignores the light level in the room (resulting in a Black & White mode). When "Off" is selected the IR LEDs are kept in the off state even if the light level of the room is too dark to produce a good quality image. This may be useful if the LEDs are reflecting off a nearby surface and obstructing your view. Please note: "Auto" uses the light sensor on the front of the camera to check ambient light level to turn on the IR LEDs at night. The sensor is below the lens.
287075
There are two very low power LED's, a green one that shows the camera is active and a red one that comes on when the motion sensor is triggered. I don't think these would be an issue in a security situation and there may be a way to turn them off in the menus. The bigger issue is that the UV flash does light up visibly when triggered. It's doesn't project any visible light on the subject, but there is a dim pinkish glow from the array itself. It is very noticeable to the human eye. I don't think animals notice it, but I have seen it when I trigger the camera myself. A person might not catch it unless they are looking right at the camera, but, if they are, they won't miss it. There are two very low power LED's, a green one that shows the camera is active and a red one that comes on when the motion sensor is triggered. I don't think these would be an issue in a security situation and there may be a way to turn them off in the menus. The bigger issue is that the UV flash does light up visibly when triggered. It's doesn't project any visible light on the subject, but there is a dim pinkish glow from the array itself. It is very noticeable to the human eye. I don't think animals notice it, but I have seen it when I trigger the camera myself. A person might not catch... » Read More There are two very low power LED's, a green one that shows the camera is active and a red one that comes on when the motion sensor is triggered. I don't think these would be an issue in a security situation and there may be a way to turn them off in the menus. The bigger issue is that the UV flash does light up visibly when triggered. It's doesn't project any visible light on the subject, but there is a dim pinkish glow from the array itself. It is very noticeable to the human eye. I don't think animals notice it, but I have seen it when I trigger the camera myself. A person might not catch it unless they are looking right at the camera, but, if they are, they won't miss it. « Show Less
1607619
There is a smartphone app that allows remote control of certain aspects of the camera's operation but i do not use it. I have no idea if the app allows you to power the camera on and off remotely or not.
1924653
Top left button turn camera on and off. When it blinks red it records. Took me a few times to figure out.
551504
I turned mine off. It works but on mine it some times caused shimmer in play back, if you're moving the camera following action. If you're using telephoto and not moving camera or slowly moving camera, then ok. If you want to capture a frame to save a photo then you need it on.