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Field Installation

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We recommend mounting your new trail camera at a height of

approximately 3 feet off the ground.

The heavy duty 1” nylon strap threads through the strap mounting

loops in the back of the camera and will secure your trail camera

to trees large or small.

For optimal trail camera mounting, we recommend using

the Browning Trail Camera Tree Mount. This mount has a

locking gimbal that can position your trail camera at the

optimal angle.

The back of your trail camera is also equipped with built in

security cable loops. These are perfect for using a locking steel

cable or a 5/16“ Python™cable lock (not included).

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Summary of Contents for BTC-6FHD

Page 1: ...PLEASE READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE USE MODEL BTC 6FHD ...

Page 2: ...ost of your time in the field We hope you enjoy scouting game for years to come with your new Browning Trail Camera Our customer service team is here to help you with any questions you may have operating or setting up your new trail camera Our representatives are available Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm CST Toll Free Customer Service 1 888 618 4496 Customer Service email info browningtrailc...

Page 3: ...t 1 2 With a slight pull the tray will completely eject Insert 6 AA Alkaline Batteries and an SD card into the camera STEP 2 Using the contral pad set the time and date STEP 3 Press the MODE button once Camera will countdown a 30 second delay and then be ready to capture images QUICK START GUIDE ...

Page 4: ...ay 9 Mulitshot Settings 10 Temperature Camera Name 11 Image Date Motion Test 12 Motion Detection Battery Type Trigger Speed Default Settings 13 Timelapse Settings 14 Smart IR SD Card Management 15 Delete Images IR Flash Power 16 Capture Timer Firmware Upgrade 17 Image Retrieval 18 Timelapse Viewer Software 19 Field Installation 20 Warranty 21 Accessories 22 FCC 23 Camera Specifications SD Card Siz...

Page 5: ...nded cards Your camera can operate on standard class 10 or higher SD cards ranging from 8 32 GB You can also use higher capacity SDXC cards ranging from 64 512GB Please see page 23 for a graph showing how many photos videos and timelapse segments can be stored on SDHC or SDXC cards from 8 32GB Based on your intended camera usage this table will help you determine what size SD card you need to use ...

Page 6: ...Camera Diagram Camera Lens 2 IR LEDs PIR Sensor Microphone Light Sensor Programming Buttons LCD Screen Power Switch 12 Volt Ext Power Port Battery Eject Button SD Card Slot Aim LED ...

Page 7: ...the tray with a bit of force Slide the battery tray into the closed position 3 Install 6 AA Alkaline Lithium or Rechargeable batteries in the battery tray Make sure you install the batteries with the correct polarity following the markings on the battery tray For optimal performance we recommend using Browning branded batteries Energizer or Duracell Battery Eject Button ...

Page 8: ...nd battery life icon With home screen displayed the camera is armed and ready to start taking pictures The possible camera modes displayed are Trail Video and Timelapse Plus The delay countdown changes to RDY to indicate the camera is ready to take a picture The battery life meter shows the state of charge left in your batteries The battery indicator changes to EXT when an external battery is plug...

Page 9: ...his will take you to the SET TIME AND DATE screen Press the ENTER button once The month selection will begin flashing Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set the correct month When finished setting the month press the RIGHT ARROW key to advance to set the correct day Continue through all settings in this manner until the correct time and date appear Once finished press the DOWN ARROW key to continue to...

Page 10: ... most popular setting for trail camera use If you are new to trail cameras this is the best setting to use TIMELAPSE PLUS Timelapse Plus mode takes pictures during the day at pre set intervals which is good for scouting a large open field where you are not sure where game is travelling In addition your camera will also take motion activated pictures as well during the day and night to make sure yo...

Page 11: ...OW 2 MP MED 4 MP HIGH 8 MP ULTRA 22 MP Press ENTER button to save Press the DOWN arrow to set the VIDEO RESOLUTION Video Quality To change your video settings press the ENTER button once to make the default selection flash Use the UP and DOWN arrows to change selections Press the ENTER button to save the changes VIDEO RESOLUTIONS HIGH 720p 30 fps ULTRA 1080p 30 fps ...

Page 12: ...conds 1 5 10 30 60 minutes Press the ENTER button to save selection The DELAY option allows you to choose how much of a timeout there is between taking still pictures or videos NOTES To conserve battery power your night videos are limited to a maximum time of 20 seconds For example if your video length is set at 30 seconds your camera will take 30 second videos during the day and your night videos...

Page 13: ...ns are as follows MULTI SHOT OFF This is the default setting Your camera will only take 1 picture when triggered MULTI SHOT The selections available are 2 8 STANDARD shots in this mode If you select 4 SHOT STANDARD your camera will take 4 pictures spaced 3 seconds apart RAPID FIRE This selection allows rapid image capture When triggered your camera will take 2 8 RAPID FIRE shots with only 0 3 seco...

Page 14: ...ed to the next setting Camera Name You can add a custom name for your camera if needed To name your camera Press the ENTER button once This will highlight the first character in the camera name Use the UP and DOWN arrows to change the field Press the RIGHT ARROW button to move to the next letter Your available characters are Captial A Z 0 9 or a blank space When finished press the ENTER key to sav...

Page 15: ...Test Your trail camera is equipped with a MOTION TEST feature This feature helps you aim the camera at your target area With the motion test turned on simply walk around in your target area When your presence is detected a red LED on the front of the camera will flash Simply press the ENTER button the selection will flash Use the UP and DOWN arrows to change the option Press the ENTER button to co...

Page 16: ...recommend the NORMAL setting for areas where game is moving more slowly such as feeding areas The FAST setting is normally used for monitoring trails Battery Type To achieve the most accurate battery level reading your camera can be adjusted to monitor either Alkaline Lithium or Rechargeable batteries The default setting is ALKALINE If you are using Lithium or Rechargeable batteries press the ENTE...

Page 17: ...ELAPSE PERIOD options are ALL DAY Camera takes images from sunrise to sunset 1 2 3 or 4 HOUR These Durations limit the camera to take images either 1 2 3 or 4 hours after sunrise and 1 2 3 or 4 hours prior to sunset NOTE Your trail camera learns the length of a day and constantly adjusts the 1 2 3 or 4 hour duration modes automatically TIMELAPSE FREQUENCY Your trail camera can be set to take timel...

Page 18: ...en the SD card becomes full This allows your camera to continue taking pictures if you can t get to the field to swap out SD cards If the SD Card Management feature is turned off when your SD card fills up the camera will not record any additional pictures or videos when triggered until you change out the SD card or delete the images Press the DOWN arrow to continue to additional settings To enabl...

Page 19: ...t in the camera for use 15 You can adjust the IR LED power in night photos to your specific application IR Flash Power Economy This is the most economical power setting Perfect for wooded areas and where game is within 50 ft of the camera Long Range This setting is perfect for pictures in open areas or where game may be out to distances of 90 ft Fast Motion This setting is perfect for areas where ...

Page 20: ...ight photos you could set the START time at 7pm and the STOP time to 5am This would allow the camera to only capture photos and videos from 7pm until 5am Capture Timer Firmware Upgrade This function allows you to upgrade the firmware in your trail camera If an update is available it will be posted on our website at www browningtrailcameras com under the Customer Service tab ...

Page 21: ...PUTER Look for the SD card icon Double click on the SD card icon A folder named DCIM will appear Double click on the DCIM folder A new folder appears with called 100_BTCF Your pictures are in this folder Simply insert the SD card into the SD card slot on your desktop or laptop computer If your computer does not have an SD card slot you will need an SD card reader These are inexpensive and can be f...

Page 22: ...S you need to install the Browning Buck Watch Timelapse Viewer software This software will work on any PC running Windows XP or later versions The Buck Watch Timelapse Viewer can be downloaded from our website at www browningtrailcameras com and view the CUSTOMER SERVICE tab INSTALLING THE TIMELAPSE VIEWER SOFTWARE IS FOR VIEWING YOUR TIMELAPSE FILES YOUR COMPUTER ALREADY HAS PROGRAMS INSTALLED TO...

Page 23: ...ra and will secure your trail camera to trees large or small For optimal trail camera mounting we recommend using the Browning Trail Camera Tree Mount This mount has a locking gimbal that can position your trail camera at the optimal angle The back of your trail camera is also equipped with built in security cable loops These are perfect for using a locking steel cable or a 5 16 Python cable lock ...

Page 24: ... will be free from defects in workmanship and materials when operated in normal use and conditions This warranty will allow Browning Trail Cameras at its discretion to repair the product or replace it with a new or refurbished unit WARRANTY SERVICE In the event warranty service is needed contact Browning Trail Camera s customer service at 1 888 618 4496 Our knowledgeable agents can help troublesho...

Page 25: ...Accessories 21 We offer a full line of accessories for use with your new Browning Trail Camera AA BATTERIES STEEL SECURITY BOXES SD CARDS TREE MOUNTS ...

Page 26: ... to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenn...

Page 27: ...ld of View Shoo ng Modes Ba ery Requirements Moun ng Aux Power Input IR Detec on IR Flash Illumina on Cer ﬁca ons Info printed on Picture Other features 1920x1080 up to 512GB 0 13 0 7 Seconds Adjustable 40 degrees S ll Video Timelapse Plus 6 AA Alkaline Lithium or Rechargeable Ba eries 1 nylon strap 6 long 12V 60 80 Adjustable Adjustable up uto 90 FCC CE me date moonphase temp CamID barometricpres...

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