CN-90Q2 Automatic Recording Camera Body

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A small camera that automatically records in color during the day and monochrome at night.

- Model Name: CN-90Q2
- Accessories: User guide, CD
- Functions: Color recording during the day, monochrome recording at night
- Sensor: Equipped with an automatic recording sensor
- Features: Small size, long standby time
- Retail Price: ¥24,750

This all-in-one video camera is about the size of an egg and features a black, chic design, incorporating a human motion sensor, infrared illuminator, day/night camera, microphone, and sensor-activated recorder.

Operation is simple: just turn it ON and OFF! Anyone can easily use it. Then, it automatically records only when the sensor detects something. After the sensor detects something, it records for 30 seconds and then returns to standby mode. If someone is still there, it repeats the 30-second recording (recording time can also be set to 60 seconds or 180 seconds). When it gets dark, it automatically emits infrared light, allowing it to record as a night vision camera even in complete darkness. Of course, it records in color in bright places.

The battery is rechargeable and can record for a maximum of about 2.5 to 3 hours on a full charge. The battery is consumed gradually even in standby mode, but the battery consumption is considerably less than during recording. In our tests, after being left in standby mode for 15 hours, it recorded about 2 hours of video. Charging time is about 4 hours. *Tested with VGA, 15fps, 30-second recording.

Recorded videos are saved on a microSD card in VGA (640 x 480 pixel) size. The frame rate is also 15fps, which is sufficient for evidence recording. (It is now also possible to set it to 10fps or 30fps). Videos are saved in AVI format, so you can connect it to a computer with the included USB cable and play them with video playback software such as Windows Media Player.

*Video recording is done in 30-second increments (can also be set to 60 seconds or 180 seconds). If someone is constantly present, the human motion sensor detects them after 30 seconds of recording, and the next 30 seconds of recording begins. Processing between recordings may take about 20 seconds.