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- Page 1 Brite Star – http://www.starweb.com.au/index.html 12 Mega Pixel + Hi Definition Video with Audio Covert Black Ops Digital Trail Camera User’s Manual www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Start Stop (scheduled recording) Systems Options Time Stamp Flash Range Password Language Beep Overwrite View Photos & Videos on SD card Mount Camera/ Anti theft box Battery Life Warranty Trouble shooting www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013... -
Page 3: About The Covert Trail Camera
Definition video with audio during daylight. At night the target area is illuminated by an array of 940 infra red leds (light emitting diodes). Totally covert, invisible to humans & animals. Great for monitoring normally light shy nocturnal species which can be alarmed by other trail cameras. -
Page 4: Setting Up The Camera
& the camera will automatically shut down. Refer Battery Life page 14. Hot Keys Power Button SD card slot Figure 2: Display Screen Controls SD Card & Batteries www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013... -
Page 5: Loading The Sd-Card
If the camera is in photo mode a single image is recorded with each button press. In video mode video press the button to start recording, press the button again to end video recording. www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013... -
Page 6: Default Settings
2.5 Default Settings Your Brite Star Trail Camera will be delivered pre programmed with factory Default Settings; it requires an SD card, set of batteries, the date/ time set & it is ready for use. Highly versatile the camera has many user programmable features which allow you to customize its performance to match your specific applications. -
Page 7: Lcd Live Video View
Battery Status –bottom right corner – icon indicates remaining battery charge 3 User Programming With the camera in Set Up mode press the MENU button. The Main Menu Screen below will be displayed. Figure 4: Main Menu Screen www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013... -
Page 8: The Programming Buttons
On the Format screen use the ► to highlight Yes press OK button “Please Wait” is displayed while card formatting is carried out. Camera automatically returns to the live view screen. www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013... -
Page 9: Advanced Programming
4.4 Video Size Sets the quality of full motion video. 1. 1080P - maximum quality 720P - high quality 3. WVGA - medium quality 4. QVGA - standard quality www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013... -
Page 10: Video Length
Great for long duration survey work; conducting wildlife surveys on water holes & dams, accurately determine animal numbers & movements, record months of activity at a single location. Make a Time Lapse video of construction & other projects. www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013... -
Page 11: Start Stop (Scheduled Recording)
6.1 Time Stamp Superimpose a Time/ Date watermark on images. Options Time Stamp On or Off. 6.3 Flash Range Sets the light output level of the covert Infra Red illuminator, there are two settings: 6 meters or 12 meters. 6.4 Password Program a unique password to prevent unauthorised access. -
Page 12: View Photos & Videos On Sd Card
Image & video files are saved with a unique numerical file name. Image files have a .JPG suffix & video files have a .AVI suffix. 7.3 Firmware Camera is supplied with Firmware which is subject to international copyright. www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013... -
Page 13: Mount Camera/ Anti Theft Box
& PIR sensor require a clear view of the target area. For nighttime applications the rectangular Infra Red illuminator window will also require a clear view of the target area. www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013... -
Page 14: Battery Life
Avoid touching the black cover of the illuminator, the curved lens of the PIR sensor & the circular window infront of the camera lens. If necessary they can be cleaned with a soft tissue moistened with optical glass cleaner. www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013... -
Page 15: Trouble Shooting
• Interval set to 0 delay • Dirty lens window Poor Image Quality • Camera angled to high sun in picture Washed out daytime images • Battery flat or discharged Water inside housing • www.starweb.com.au Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013... - Page 16 Covert Security & Wildlife Monitoring T.C. - User Manual March.2013...
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