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Warranty

Your scouting camera is covered by Warranty on parts and labor from the date of

original purchase, and purchases must be made through an authorized dealer.

Warranty period is complying with dealers’ legal requirement. The warranty covers

defects in workmanship and materials. The warranty does not apply to units, which

have been damaged or abused intentionally or unintentionally. A purchase from

individuals or unauthorized internet sites voids the warranty.

Tampering with or altering the unit will void the warranty. Any unauthorized service will

void warranty. A copy of your original sales receipt must be produced for any warranty

service.

Cautions

Please do not insert or take out the SD card when the power switch is at ON

position, SD card should be Class 10.

The working voltage of the camera is 12V. The camera is supplied by eight AA

batteries.

Please install batteries according to shown polarity.

Please use good quality AA batteries and take out batteries when camera is not

used for a long time.

In TEST mode, the camera will shut down automatically after 30s if no operation is

done. Please turn on the power again if you want to continue operating the camera.

It is recommended to format the SD-card by the camera when used at the first time.

Please keep power on when camera is upgrading. Wait for 5seconds after

upgrading or power off.

Keep camera far away from hot and heat source, vent of air condition, lighting etc

to avoid false trigger and shorten camera life.

NOTE: This camera is a precision electronic device. Do not attempt to fix this

camera by yourself, as opening or removing covers may damage this product.

WARNING

Read User’s manual before use.
Changes or modification to this unit not expressly approved
by the party responsible for compliance could void the
user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Summary of Contents for DTC-880V

Page 1: ...ame Camera User Manual DTC 880V Thanks for purchasing Bestguarder Infrared digital game camera To get the best use of all functions of the camera please read this user s manual carefully before using...

Page 2: ...ion 7 Camera Overview 8 Quick Start Guide 10 Menu Overview 13 Camera Setup and Program 15 Setting up the camera in the field 25 Appendix I Default Setting 30 Appendix II Technical Specification 31 App...

Page 3: ...ght time 940nm a kind of LED has invisible Red glow which is suitable for security and scouting Camera has 36pcs 940nM LED with black cover it is totally invisible at night The camera consumes very sm...

Page 4: ...The camera is supplied by eight AA batteries Please install batteries according to shown polarity Please use good quality AA batteries and take out batteries when camera is not used for a long time I...

Page 5: ...surveillance Camping fun exploring caves Security and surveillance This camera can be used as automatic surveillance device for guarding and recording unexpected intrusion Indoor outdoor security hom...

Page 6: ...8 Camera Overview Shell Inside camera Shell Front View Shell Back View...

Page 7: ...TFT Screen 23 TV Out Port 4 Work Indicator 14 PIR Sensor 24 Microphone 5 Switch Test Off On 15 Auto light Sensor 25 Battery Compartment Cover 6 ENTER Button 16 Auto light Sensor 2 26 Tripod nut 7 Mod...

Page 8: ...8 are needed DC 12V external power The camera is equipped with an external power jack designed to accept a barrel plug cable 12V DC adapter Input 110 240V 50 60Hz output 12V 1A 2A solar panel or 12V...

Page 9: ...Mode LCD screen will shut down automatically and all hot keys are not usable workable Replay Delete picture and video Press Replay to playback Press DEL to delete one or delete all pictures and video...

Page 10: ...mages or videos In MENU Format to format SD card Video volume Turn up down ONLY at your TV or computer Live surveillance device using USB cable MENU Power manage Real time Away to set camera as a live...

Page 11: ...13 Menu Overview In TEST Mode Press Menu button to set camera parameters...

Page 12: ...ower Manage Normal Real Time Away 11 PIR Interval 1s 60M 12 Time Lapse 1sec 24H 13 Timer Setting Start H M End H M 14 Time Stamp ON OFF 15 Temperature Fahrenheit Celsius 16 Battery CALC Percentage Day...

Page 13: ...ht will blink When camera connects with external power EXT will be displayed on the left bottom corner of the LCD screen INSTEAD of the battery percentage Set Camera Mode Slide the switch to Test posi...

Page 14: ...e a photo a video 5 Motion detection Video only This mode take video according to detect light movement It is used to capture the cold blood animals only in day time with enough light can t be used at...

Page 15: ...the switch to Test position Press the MENU button once Press UP Down button to select Video Length and ENTER button to enter Press UP Down button to decrease increase Video Length Press ENTER button...

Page 16: ...r real time monitor Default setting is Normal PIR Interval 1second 60minutes PIR motion detection mode This parameter means that how long the PIR will be disabled after each triggering in ON mode Duri...

Page 17: ...ding to the preset setting Default setting is 06 00 to 18 00 Camera works from 06 00 a m to 06 00 p m only Slide the switch to Test position Press the MENU button once Press UP Down button to select T...

Page 18: ...20 The info strip below will appear at the bottom of the photo video 1 Time HH MM SS 2 Date DD MM YY 3 Pressure 4 Temperature F C 5 Moon Phase 6 latitude 7 Longitude 8 Camera name 4digits...

Page 19: ...y This parameter defines battery power leave When camera connect with external power EXT will is displayed on the left down corner of LCD screen Not calculated battery storage level at Percent Days 10...

Page 20: ...user to set a password to protect the camera Turn ON security Enable key in security code Digits 0 9 Default setting is OFF Latitude S N This GPS function allows User to manually enter their location...

Page 21: ...000000 WIFI SD card ON OFF This camera supports WIFI SD card When camera turns ON this function and inserts a WIFI SD card camera works as a router the user is able to browse and download pictures vi...

Page 22: ...Firmware file in SD card DRAMPARA TXT ISP BIN PART01 bin PART02 bin 3 Insert this SD card in the camera switch to Test press Menu button and Up Down button to select System 4 Press Up Down button to s...

Page 23: ...or west due to the rising and setting of the sun could produce false triggers and overexposed images If you re covering a trail face the camera down or up the trail Most commercial cameras take one se...

Page 24: ...f OR switch it to ON mode before you leave the area Make sure that time and date is correct Example Mounting Mount the camera on the way of animal s feeding points rest areas and excise filed based on...

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Page 27: ...29 Put a Hand made cover on the top of camera to avoid sunshine directly Example Hand made plastic cover...

Page 28: ...Out Type PAL 10 Power Manage Normal 11 PIR Interval 1s 12 Time Lapse 10s 13 Timer Setting Start 00H 00M End 23H 59M 14 Time Stamp On 15 Temperature Celsius 16 Battery CALC Percentage 17 Frequency 50Hz...

Page 29: ...o Yes Web camera function Yes Time lapse On Off PIR detection On Off Motion detection On Off Trigger Time 0 6 1 s Triggering Interval 1sec 60min programmable Available Shooting Numbers 1 9 programmabl...

Page 30: ...orrect the interference by one or more of the following measure Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver Connect the equipment into an...

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