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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Introduction ................3 Quick Start Guide ..............4 Camera Overview ..............6 Microphone ..............6 PIR sensor ..............6 IR LED ................ 7 Lock Buckle ..............7 Light Sensor ..............7 Lock Hole ..............7 Indicator Light ............. 7 Lens ................ - Page 3 4.2.5 Stamps ............13 4.2.6 Illumination ..........13 4.2.7 Auto Power Off .......... 14 4.2.8 Sound Recording ........14 4.2.9 PIR Level ........... 14 4.2.10 AE(After Effect) ........14 System ............... 14 4.3.1 Format ............14 4.3.2 Time & Date ..........14 4.3.3 Default Set: ..........
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Page 4: Introduction
Introduction D30 wildlife game camera (also called hunting camera/trail camera) is a scouting device. It can be triggered by sudden change of ambient temperature caused by moving game in a region of interest, which is detected by a highly sensitive Passive Infra-Red (PIR) sensor, and then take pictures or video clips automatically. -
Page 5: Quick Start Guide
Quick Start Guide 2. Insert the SD card Insert the card towards right direction. 1. Open the lid. 3. Put batteries Unlock the lock Recommend buckle to open installing the lid. 8 batteries. 7. Camera starts to work turn the The red indicator flashes for 6 times switch to “ON”... - Page 6 5. Format SD card Press “MENU” to menu interface, then enter into Turn “System” setting and choose “Format” to format SD switch card according to the reminder. “TEST” 6. Set time for camera Choose “Set Clock” to set time and date from the “System” interface...
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Page 7: Camera Overview
Camera Overview Microphone Lens SIM card slot ( for GPRSmodel) PIR sensor TFT screen IR LED 10 SD card slot 16 Speaker Lock Buckle 11 keypad 17 Tripod Nut Power/modes Light Sensor 18 DC In switch Lock Hole 13 DC Port 19 Battery Slot USB/TV Cable Indicator Light... -
Page 8: Ir Led
When install camera please make sure there are not moving objects in 3m area in front of PIR sensor, such as branches, leaves, weeds, strings, color ribbon and other objects which may fluttered in the wind to avoid potential false triggers. Please do not aim the camera at a heat source such as boiler, exhaust vents and light, etc. -
Page 9: Lens
Lens 90 degree and 50 degree are available. 90 degree lens has an advantage on the near scene; and 50 degree standard lens for shooting ordinary distance scene. TFT screen Used to display menu settings, view images. 3.10 SD Card Slot Attention: SD card need purchase by buyer. -
Page 10: Power/Mode Switch
Left, Switch the parameters; on “REPLAY” mode to check the previous image (only available on Replay mode). Down, Quick switch to Video mode. “ZOOM” mode to shrink the picture; “MOVE” mode to move the picture down. Right, Switch the parameters; Replay mode, Check the next one (only available on Replay mode). -
Page 11: Tripod Nut
3.17 Tripod Nut Standard camera tripod nut. 3.18 Waterproof Plug When use an external power supply to charge the camera, just open the waterproof plug and allow the power line to pass through the hole and connect power interface. 3.19 Battery Slot Install two groups of 8 AA (LR6 / 5) alkaline batteries or rechargeable batteries according to the positive and negative... -
Page 12: Menu Function
Menu Function Press “MENU” key to enter the menu, press ▲, ▼ key to move the cursor to select various function options, “OK” key to confirm. Press “REPLAY” to enter playback mode. Press the “EXIT” key to return to the previous menu or exit the menu. Image: 4.1.1 Mode:... -
Page 13: Video Length
16MP. 4.1.5 Video Length Video length: 5s, 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s, 45s, 1min, 2min, 3min, 5min, 10min. Note: There is a logical association with time lapse shot. Please read the relevant section. Setting 4.2.1 Device No. Device number defaults to BUSH, composed of 4 characters, each character can be 0-9, AZ in any choice, it will be the first 4 characters of image filename. -
Page 14: Time Lapse
read the relevant section. 4.2.4 Time Lapse Under time lapse mode, PIR will be turned off, camera won’t shoot. And only shoot at the specific time. Users can set: 5s,10s,15s,30s,1min,2min,5min,10min,20min,30min,1h,2h,6h,12h,1 8h,24h. This function can be turned off and camera will shoot when detect movement. -
Page 15: Auto Power Off
4.2.7 Auto Power Off Automatic shutdown time: 1 minute, 3 minutes, 5 minutes, 10 minutes. At the specific time, if the keyboard without any operation, camera will automatically shut down. User can set according to the need. 4.2.8 Sound Recording On / Off, when turned on, the video comes with sound. -
Page 16: Language
Factory Default Parameters Photo Mode Camera Image Size 12MP Video Size 1080P Shooting No. Video Length 5 Seconds Setting Device No. BUSH Timer PIR Interval 3 Seconds Time Lapse Stamps Illumination Auto Auto Power Off 1 Minute Record Audio PIR Level Normal Standard System... -
Page 17: Beep Sound
4.3.5 Beep Sound: Turn on / off beep sound. 4.3.6 Loop Recording If enabled, camera will still shoot when SD card is full, new files will cover the earliest ones. When turned off, camera won’t shoot if SD card is full. 4.3.7 TV Mode PAL and NTSC are two ways for TV connection. -
Page 18: Test And View
Test and View Shooting in Test Mode Turn camera “TEST” mode then the display works, and the upper left corner of the display will show the current shooting mode, resolution, the number of images you can shoot. In “TEST” mode user can test to take photo and video. -
Page 19: Firmware Upgrades
Firmware Upgrades The manufacturer reserves the right to upgrade the camera and the firmware. Users can upgrades firmware through SD card (SD card capacity less than 32GB) Follow the steps below to implement the upgrades: Ready a SD cart and format the SD card; Copy the “FWD3A.bin”... -
Page 20: Faq
Please do the following checks if camera can’t start or work normally: No battery; Battery loaded reversely; Run out of battery; Battery is not in conformity with the specifications; Not switch camera to “ON” mode; ... -
Page 21: Technical Parameters
Technical Parameters Item Parameters 3MP: 1536× 2048; 5MP: 1944× 2592; Picture Size 8MP: 2488× 3264; 12MP: 3024× 4032; 16MP: 3480× 4640; 640× 480 @30fps; WVGA 800× 480 @30fps; Video Size 720P 1280× 720 @30fps; 1080P 1920× 1080 @30fps; Work Mode Day / Night, switch automatically FOV＝90°... - Page 22 1～6 Photos(1～3 Photos available when Shooting Numbers choosing 16MP) Lock Current, Unlock Current; Lock All, Protect Image Unlock All Video Length 5 Seconds～10 Minutes, Programmable Camera+Video First take picture then Video Playback Zoom 1～8 Times 3 Seconds/5 Seconds/8 Seconds, Slide Show Programmable Multi-Image Show Nine-rectangle-grid mode to view images...
- Page 23 Waterproof IP66 Work Temperature -22～＋158° F/-30～＋70° C Work Humidity 5%～95% Dimensions 148× 99× 76(mm) Weight 345g（Include battery cover 20g） Certification FCC＆CE＆ROHS...
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Page 24: Main Features
Main Features Programmable3/5/8/12/16 Mega-pixel high-quality resolution. 1080P@30FPS Full HD video comes with sounds. In “Camera + Video” Mode, camera first take pictures then video at every trigger event. 44pcs IR LEDs, can set auto, weak light, normal, strong illumination；850nm/940nm LEDs optional. Impressively quick Trigger Time (0.5 seconds). - Page 25 Lockable and password protected. Color pictures at daytime, monochrome pictures at night, switched automatically. SD card can be set in “Loop Recording” mode, which automatically deletes the earliest photos or videos and makes room for new ones. Serration design make camera easy to fix firmly. Battery cover prevents erosion from battery leakage which may damage the camera.
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Page 26: Warranty Policy
WARRANTY We guarantee our Bushwhacker cameras to be free of defects in materials and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of a limited times after registered date of purchase. -
Page 27: Package Contents
Package Contents Part Name Quantity Digital Camera Antenna USB Cable TV Cable Strap Manual Warranty Card www.cameratraps.co.za info@cameratraps.co.za +27(0)83 560 0555 +27 (0)82 422 0356...
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