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1. Mode
To select whether photos or videos should be recorded, select "Photo" or
"Video", or use the Up / Down selector function on the menu. Target selection will
be displayed on the upper left screen. Warning! The camera will automatically switch
to "Video" mode as soon as the "Test" key is activated. Pay attention to the infor-
mation displayed on the upper left screen! In the "Photo + Video" mode, the camera
will first take a photo and then begin to record video.
2. Taking a Photo
Select an image size: 3 MP, 5 MP, 8 MP (pre-selected), 12 MP or 16 MP. The higher
the resolution, the more detailed the image will be. However, the number of high-
resolution images that can be stored on the card will be less.
3. Serial recording
Select the number of photos that should be taken consecutively when the camera
is in „Photo“ mode. In addition to the Single-Shot mode (1 photo), you can select
between "2 photos in series“ or "3 photos in series”.
4. Recording a Video
Select a screen resolution: 1920 x 1080, 1280 x 720, 720 x 480, 640 x 480 oder
320 x 240. The same rule applies here: The higher the resolution, the more quickly
the memory card will become full.
5. Time-Lapse:
Video Resolution 2592 x 1944 or 2048 × 1536.
6. Video length
Use the Up / Down keys to select the length of a video recording
(between 3 seconds - 10 minutes). The operating time is lessened the longer the
recording goes on.
7. Sound recording
Select this function using the “On” key. You can now record
audio to accompany your video recording.
8, Shooting range
Use the On / Off keys to select the interval at which the camera should take a photo
after it has just taken one. This feature prevents too many images being taken of
the same event. You can select between 5-60 seconds or 1-60 minutes.
9. IR distance
With the up / down buttons, the IR range can be adjusted to near, middle or far
away
10. Side Motion Detector
On / Off
11. Motion sensor sensitivity.
The sensitivity of the main movement sensor is set here. For indoor areas and sur-
roundings with few incidents, select "High". Select "Medium" for outdoor areas in
which there is a normal amount of movement. Select "Low" for areas with a high
amount of movement. The temperature can influence the sensitivity. The "High" set-
ting is ideally suited to warm temperatures, while "Low" should be selected for col-
der areas.
