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1. Getting Started.............................................................................................................. 2
2.1 Batteries / Power Supply..................................................................................... 3
2.2 SD Card Information............................................................................................ 3
2.3 SIM Card Information...........................................................................................3
2.4 Camera Modes......................................................................................................4
2.5 Manual Image / Video Capturing....................................................................... 4
2.6 Manage Images and/or Videos.......................................................................... 4
2.7 Sending Images via MMS or GPRS.................................................................. 4
2.8 Trigger Modes....................................................................................................... 5
2.9 Laser Pointer......................................................................................................... 6
3. Camera Setup Settings & Display............................................................................. 7
3.1 Settings Interface & Display................................................................................7
3.2 Mobile Communication........................................................................................ 8
3.3 Camera Setup Software...................................................................................... 8
3.4 Mobile Applications............................................................................................ 10
3.4.1 Changing settings via Android APP............................................................. 10
3.4.2 Changing settings via SMS - Command List............................................. 13
3.5 Camera Setup Options...................................................................................... 15
4. Advanced Operations................................................................................................ 18
4.1 Advanced Surveillance Modes.........................................................................18
4.2 Security Mode Remote Control........................................................................ 18
4.3 Pairing the Security Remote Control...............................................................18
4.4 Entering into Security mode..............................................................................19
4.5 Wireless Security Devices................................................................................ 19
5. Detection Ranges - PIR Detection Zones............................................................. 20
6. Technical Specifications............................................................................................21
Boly Inc. | User Manual
Boly Trail Cameras - MG983 Series
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03/01/2017
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series Table of Contents 1. Getting Started......................2 2.1 Batteries / Power Supply..................3 2.2 SD Card Information.................... 3 2.3 SIM Card Information...................3 2.4 Camera Modes......................4 2.5 Manual Image / Video Capturing............... 4 2.6 Manage Images and/or Videos................4 2.7 Sending Images via MMS or GPRS.............. -
Page 2: Getting Started
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series 1. Getting Started Boly Inc. | User Manual 03/01/2017... -
Page 3: Batteries / Power Supply
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series 2.Camera Operations 2.1 Batteries / Power Supply The camera is powered by four or eight AA batteries - High-density, high-performance alkaline, rechargeable Alkaline or NiMH batteries are recommended. When the batteries are low, the camera will beep twice and automatically shut down. -
Page 4: Camera Modes
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series 2.4 Camera Modes The different modes are accessed by sliding the power switch to the different positions marked on the camera: OFF Mode Turns the camera off. The camera will still consume a small amount of power while in OFF mode. It is recommended to remove the batteries if the camera will not be used for a long period of time. -
Page 5: Trigger Modes
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series To manually send a photo: Put the camera in TEST/SETUP mode Wait for the camera to acquire a network signal and the SIM card to be recognized indicates the SIM card is recognized by the camera. -
Page 6: Laser Pointer
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series 2.9 Laser Pointer The laser light pointer beam can be activated to assist in the camera’s positioning by pressing * on the remote control. NOTE: Do not point the laser at people – The laser can cause physical harm, if shined into eyes. -
Page 7: Camera Setup Settings & Display
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series 3. Camera Setup Settings & Display The remote control is required for initial setup and changing any camera settings. When powering on the camera, please allow 10-20 seconds for the camera to recognize the remote. An icon on the LCD screen will appear once the camera has recognized the remote. -
Page 8: Mobile Communication
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series 3.2 Mobile Communication The camera can receive and respond to commands sent via SMS, MMS, GRPS and the Apple or Android application, as long as the camera is correctly connected to a wireless carrier. - Page 9 Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series STEP 1: Select your country and carrier. STEP 2: Choose between default or manual settings. For first time use, we suggest using the default settings. STEP 3: Input the phone number of the phone to receive/send the remote commands and images in the “administrator number”...
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Page 10: Mobile Applications
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series 3.4 Mobile Applications When the camera is switched to the ON mode, you can change some of the basic camera settings through the mobile application. There are currently apps supported by Android and Apple devices. Charges or fees may be incurred through your cellular provider when sending text messages to the camera. - Page 11 STEP 4: In the step 3 Click“send”,then choose the country and provider STEP 5: Click “Check WAP/Internet Parameters” to check whether you have all parameters filled in. STEP 6: Select Mail Server:Boly Email or Other Email.If you select the other Email service.You should input your Email address、Password、Email Server and Email Port.
- Page 12 Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series STEP 7:Select“my device” you can add or delete a device. STEP 8:Select“Seting” to set users parameters or set to default. STEP 9:Select “Get Photos” means you can get a photo from you camera device.There are two ways Cellphone: Send MMS to phone .
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Page 13: Changing Settings Via Sms - Command List
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series 3.4.2 Changing settings via SMS – Command List All fields within brackets [ ] needs to be replaced with information respective to your carrier’s network settings. Note: Only the Admin phone number is able to send SMS commands to the camera - The Admin number is the first phone number you enter in the software setup outlined in the Camera Setup Software section of the manual. - Page 14 Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series Functions Text Commmands #e#mp# (phone) #e#me# (email) Change Send To #e#mc# (call) #e#mg# (e-mail gprs) #e#ed# (daily) Change Send #e#ei10# (to set instant mode and the max number per day) Mode #e#eo# (off) #e#em# (Manual)
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Page 15: Camera Setup Options
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series 3.5 Camera Setup Options To view the camera settings menu, slide the power switch to TEST/SETUP mode and press MENU on the remote. Use ▲ or ▼ keys to select the sub-menu. Use ◄ or ► keys to select the different options. Press “OK”... - Page 16 Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series Menu Options Descriptions The camera can capture images or videos at a preset time interval regardless of motion detection. Changing this setting to a non-zero value turns on Time Lapse mode and the camera will take photos at the set interval time –...
- Page 17 Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series Menu Options Descriptions It means this camera can play audio file at a preset time clock for preset times. The audio file must be saved in the directory of \DCIM\100BMCIM\ with a name of IMAG0001.WAV .You must delete the IMAG0001.jpg Game Call from your SD card.
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Page 18: Advanced Operations
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series 4. Advanced Operations 4.1 Advanced Surveillance Modes Security mode: Similar to Hunting mode with remote functionality. This mode also uses more power and it is recommended to be used indoors, connected with an AC power supply. To switch to the security mode, place the camera’s switch in the ON position and once the camera fully connects to the network, press the DEL / ... -
Page 19: Entering Into Security Mode
Boly Trail Cameras – MG983 Series 4.4 Entering into Security mode The camera can be placed into Security mode after setting the Security mode setting to ON and pairing the security camera by pressing the ◄ key in TEST/SETUP mode. The S will change to an A on the LCD display indicating the camera is now in security mode. -
Page 20: Detection Ranges - Pir Detection Zones
In Boly cameras, the PIR Angle is slightly smaller than the camera’s field of view angle. This feature is inherent in our camera designs without reducing the overall possible detection area, due to our patented technology that enhances increased sensor angles and lengthens trigger distance. -
Page 21: Technical Specifications
The information contained herein is based on tests and data that Boly Inc. believes to be reliable, but the accuracy or completeness is not guaranteed. No warranty of any kind is made with respect to any of the above representations.
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