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CAMPARK T80 User Manual Download Page 13

6.2.Insertingthebatteries

Openthecameraasdescribedinsection6.1toinsertthebatteries.Thebattery

compartmentishousedintheright,rearpartofthecamera.Nowopenthe

protectivecoverofthebatterycompartmentbypullingtheclampingclosureat

thetopslightlyinwardsbeforeliftingoﬀthecover.

Firstremoveanyexistingbatteriesfromthebatterycompartment.Insert8

fullychargebatteriesasshowninthebelowﬁgure.Wheninsertigbatteries

ensurecorrectpositionasmarkedforeachbatteryinthebatterycompartment.

Note:

Werecommendusing8xalkalineAAbatteriestoensurethecamera's

normalfunction.

Analarmissoundedifbatterychargeistoolow.

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Summary of Contents for T80

Page 1: ...User Manual T80 Trail Camera...

Page 2: ...V190921...

Page 3: ...nstructions Dear customer congratulations on purchasing a high quality product 1 Contents of box Carefully unpack camera and check that all of the following components are contained in the box 1 Wildl...

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Page 5: ...al power supply 6 5 Assembly with strap 7 USING THE CAMERA 7 1 Mode switch 7 2 Operating buttons 7 3 Settings 7 4 WIFI APP connection 7 5 Night recording 7 6 Setting up the Live mode 7 7 Aligning the...

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Page 7: ...s with limited abilities The camera may only be operated by persons physically and mentally able to operate it safely Electrical hazard Switch o the camera and remove the batteries if a foreign body o...

Page 8: ...for damage caused by the use of an incorrect mains adaptor The 230V socket used for the mains adaptor not supplied must not be covered and accessible at all times so that the mains adaptor can be qui...

Page 9: ...ressively quick shutter release time 0 3 seconds Spray water protected according to standard IP66 Lockable and password protection Date time temperature and moon phase can be displayed on the images U...

Page 10: ...5 YOUR CAMERA 5 1 Front view LED infrared light Light sensor Lens Central sensor zone Side sensor zones Locking hole for lock Locking hole for lock Motion indicator blue red LED Microphone 6...

Page 11: ...to the memory card slot in order to save photos Using the mini USB connection USB 2 0 the camera can be connected to a computer Using the mode switch the three operating modes OFF SETUP and ON can be...

Page 12: ...tment 6 PREPARING THE CAMERA 6 1 Opening and closing the camera Operating buttons connections and batteries are located inside the Wildlife Camera A xing for a padlock is provided between the two lock...

Page 13: ...clamping closure at the top slightly inwards before lifting o the cover First remove any existing batteries from the battery compartment Insert 8 fully charge batteries as shown in the below gure Whe...

Page 14: ...ory card ensure that the lateral write protection on the memorycard has not been activated see gure If the camera displays Card protected remove the memory card and change the position of the memory p...

Page 15: ...rnal pisitive pole external negative pole 6 5 Assembly with strap Use the securing strap supplied to attach the Wildlife Camera to a tree or another object The illustrations below demonstrate how to f...

Page 16: ...ted at the bottom edge on the left inside 3 operating modes can be selected OFF The camera is completely switched o in the OFF mode Select SETUP mode to adjust SETUP settings and make or playback phot...

Page 17: ...the manual recording mode and take a photo No function in recording mode Select the Replay menu using the MENU button Press the button to return to recording mode View existing pictures backwards and...

Page 18: ...ons or accept selected settings Con rm each change to a setting by pressing OK If the change is not con rmed by pressing the OK button the new setting are lost when leaving the menu No function in MEN...

Page 19: ...ing frequency would be high and there would be high consumption of batteries It would e ect the usage days of the batteries It is just on the opposite the interval time is long would be a lower consum...

Page 20: ...rve a certain point Too many irrelevant triggers from the side sensor zones outside of this point continuously switch the camera on and o considerably a ecting battery life In some situations it may b...

Page 21: ...rd Audio Language Select the desired menu languageThe following languages are available English German Danish French Spanish Chinese etc Cancel OKPress OK to reset the camera Default settings Reset to...

Page 22: ...ith password OPEN WIFI SSID Campark T80 You can use a combination of 10 digits and 26 letters to document the location on the photos and videos When using several cameras this makes it easier to ident...

Page 23: ...con rming the selection by pressing the OK button To end the deletion process select No and con rm by pressing OK Select option All to delete all photos and videos on your memory All card To con rm de...

Page 24: ...SSID Campark T80 PWD 12345678 When press the button in the remote controller the WIFI hotspots would be turn O and the camera would return to the ON monitor mode Below is the red LED indicate light w...

Page 25: ...rface as shown below 7 4 3 Camera APP Open the WIFI Hunting Camera APP program and click the connect button on the APP interface 1 Then the pictures and videos can be previewed in real time on the APP...

Page 26: ...Connection button camera and Mobile phone connection Battery Energy Photo Mode Parameter Settings Files Management Video Mode Back to upper menu 22...

Page 27: ...ll ash about 5seconds then the camera will automatically return to SETUP mode or ON mode 2 Click the red WIFI icon to disconnect WIFI the indicator will ash about 5seconds then the camera will also au...

Page 28: ...determine the best position for aligning the camera The LED only lights up in the SETUP mode as soon as one of the sensors has detected movement The LEDs do not light up when in Live mode In order to...

Page 29: ...n infrared camera is normally in Standby mode in which only the main sensor is active As soon as the central sensor zone detects wild animals the camera is switched on and starts taking photos The tim...

Page 30: ...ht required for taking photos Wildlife Camera uses IR LEDs with a long wavelength to keep red light to a minimum The provided number of IRLEDs generates a high de ection anglethus allowing night recor...

Page 31: ...folder DCIM 5 The photos and videos are located in the sub folders of the DCIM folder 6 You can copy or move photo and video les on the computer Alternatively you can insert the memory card in a card...

Page 32: ...ps 360P 640 360 30fps Lens Triggering distance E ectiveness up to 20 metres Daytime 1 m in nitive Night time 3 m 20 m Triggering time approx 0 4 second Pre boot 0 2 second Detection angle of sensors C...

Page 33: ...ect Video Connection easy to install and test APP Function Installation target parameter setting time synchronization shooting test power warning SD SDHC card warning PIR test full screen preview Quic...

Page 34: ...atteries It shows SD card Error Please ensure that SD card is with class 10 standard or higher level Please use the camera to format SD card at the rst time Videos are choppy or jumpy when played on a...

Page 35: ...ISPOSAL TRADEMARK INFORMATION Microsoft and Windows are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation registered in the US Pentium is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation Macintosh is a trademark of Appl...

Page 36: ...of in domestic waste in the EU Please use the returns and collection points of your local council or contact your dealer you purchased the product from This prevents potentially harmful e ects on the...

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