Technical characteristics
Trigger time: 0.3 seconds
Field of vision: 80°
Detection angle: 60°
Infrared flash: 2 high-intensity invisible infrared LEDs (wavelength 940 nm)
PIR signal range: approximately 20 metres
Operation: day/night
Image sensor: 2-megapixel colour CMOS
Photo resolution: 8 MP
Video resolution: FULL HD 1080p
Waterproofing: IP65
Weight: 145 g (without batteries), 237 g (with batteries); batteries not included
Dimensions: 110x90x42 mm
Pack contents
-1 hunting camera
-1 USB cable
-1 mounting strap
-1 user guide
Setup and power supply
The device runs on 4 AA batteries. You can use alkaline batteries or rechargeable Ni-MH batteries. Before inserting the batteries, the camera trap must be switched off (with the switch in the OFF position). Please ensure you observe the correct polarity and do not mix different types of batteries. If the camera is not used for a period of three months or more, it is recommended that you remove the batteries. Please note that the device can also be powered by an external 6V/1.5A power supply
Inserting the memory card
The camera does not have any internal memory. You must therefore insert a micro SD card (not included, Class 10 minimum with a maximum capacity of 256 GB) for the device to work. Before inserting or removing the card, the camera trap must be switched off (with the switch in the OFF position). Failing to do so may result in the loss or damage of stored files
Power
Start-up:
- to switch on the device, set the selector to position M1 (photo mode 1), M2 (video mode 2) or M3 (photo and video mode); once it is running, the camera will take photos and/or videos.
Shutdown:
-Slide the switch to the OFF position to switch the device off; Even when switched off, it continues to consume a very small amount of energy. It is therefore recommended that you remove the batteries if you are not going to use the product for an extended period.
Installing the product on site (part 1 of 2)
Install the camera facing north or south. Do not point it towards the east or west, as sunrise and sunset can cause unwanted shutter releases and result in overexposed images. To monitor a game trail, point the camera along the length of the game trail rather than at right angles to it (this allows you to see several animals at once if they are moving in single file).
Installing the product on site (part 2 of 2)
Clear away any branches or weeds in front of the camera. In windy conditions or high temperatures, they could cause false triggers. Also check the battery charge level before installing the device. Please make sure the memory card is properly inserted and that there is enough free space on it. Don’t forget to switch the camera on before you leave (set the selector switch to M1, M2 or M3).
