Insert The Sd-Card - Bresser 3310006 Instruction Manual

PUSH button to eject the battery compartment tray. Insert
4 or 8 AA batteries* into the battery compartment. Ensure
that the poles of the batteries (+/-) have been correctly posi-
tioned, as indicated in the battery compartment.
We recommend using high-quality alkaline or lithium batte-
ries. The battery charge is shown by the battery icon at the
bottom left of the preview and navigation screen.
ATTENTION! If you are not using the camera, remove the
batteries from the battery compartment or disconnect the
camera from the external power supply. Remove run-down
batteries from the camera immediately.
Operation via a Power Adapter*
Use only the correct adapter with a suitable jack and the cor-
rect operating voltage for the external power supply (AC 100V-
240V/50-60HZ). When used in outdoor areas, this should be
weatherproof. When setting up the camera, take particular care
with an external power supply that the connection points also
do not come into contact with water while in operation. When
not in use, disconnect the camera from the power supply.
ATTENTION! The manufacturer accepts no liability or gua-
rantee for damage caused by improperly used adapters or
the use of the incorrect operating voltage.
*not included with your purchase

3.2 Insert the SD-card*

Insert an SD card into the camera before you start operating
the camera. (Camera's power switch is in the OFF position).
Open the camera. Insert SD-card into the card slot with the
unmarked side facing upwards. Please note that the SD-card
can only be plugged in in one direction. Make sure that the
write-protect switch of the SD-card is in the "write" position;
otherwise the camera can not take images or videos.
3.3 Location
Note: The maximum distance of the IR lights is 1 meter.
Avoid direct backlighting.
1. Use the mounting strap to
attach the camera to a tree, for
example.
2. Before monitoring, please
set functions and parameters
in photo/video mode, then
press the slide button to "ON".
5-10 seconds later, the camera
will start normal operation in
observation mode.
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