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4.2.23 Local Video Recording (Cypress Only)
The Cypress sensor has a SD card slot. The supported format is: SDHC, FAT32 file system, up to 32GB,
Class 10, UHS Level U1/U3. When inserting the SD card, the metal pin side of the card should face the
back of the sensor.
In the Advanced Setting, there is a toggle switch to turn on and off people-triggered recording. When
the toggle is ON, whenever a person is detected by the sensor, a video clip will be saved to the SD card
of the sensor. If the toggle is OFF (default), a video clip is only saved in the SD card when an alert or
presumptive alert event is detected. If no SD card is inserted in the SD card slot, no video will be
recorded.
For privacy and security reasons, the videos in the SD card are not transmitted out of the sensor, and
can only be accessed by taking the card out of the sensor and copy the files to a computer.
The videos saved in the SD card can be very useful to analyze the incidents so that future incidents can
be avoided, or as an evidence for legal purpose.
The videos in the SD card are encoded by the H.264 standard, and can be played by many video players
such as the VLC Player (https://www.videolan.org).
The time stamp of the videos is in UTC time, a
successor to the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT).
4.2.24 Meanings of LED Colors
Different LED colors indicate different statuses of the device, as summarized below.
● Steady white: Device is starting. Please wait
● Flashing white: Ready to access to the network
● Flashing green: Device is connecting to the phone App via Bluetooth
● Steady green: the sensor is in normal working condition
● Steady red: Connecting to Wi-Fi
● Flashing yellow：Connecting to server
● Steady yellow: Cannot connect to server
● Flashing cyan: An audio call is going on
● Blue：Communicating with the phone via Bluetooth or is downloading files from the server
● Purple: Restoring factory settings, or sending an alert
● Flashing red: 1) When Delay Fall Alert flag is ON, if a fall is detected, the sensor will flash red for
30 seconds before sending an alert. 2) If a waving hand is detected, the sensor will flash red for a
few seconds before sending the alert. 3) Wrong Wi-Fi password is entered when the sensor is
trying to connect to a Wi-Fi
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