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images outside of the active phase. For
example, you may only be interested in
nocturnal animals, so you schedule your
camera to only work at night.
Options

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On

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Off

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Time Lapse

When Time lapse model is turned on, the PIR
sensor is not available, which means that the
camera will not detect. Instead, it takes
photos or records video clips automatically at
your choice of intervals regardless of if there
is anything in front of camera or not.
Options:

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Summary of Contents for H511C

Page 1: ...User Manual Trail Camera Model H511C...

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Page 3: ...ness and want to earn your trust Please refer to the instructions in this manual to ensure that you are completely satisfied with this product Dsoon Customer Service Email dsoonservice hotmail com Fac...

Page 4: ...Contents Contents 4 Camera Overview 1 How to Start the Camera 3 Warm Tips 5 Basic Operation 7 Parameters 10 Take Photos Record Video Playback 22 FCC Compliance Statement 24...

Page 5: ...1 Camera Overview 1 LCD Screen 2 LED IR Flash 3 Lens 4 Up Video Button 5 Down Photo Button 6 PIR Sensor 7 OK Shot Button...

Page 6: ...2 8 Menu Button 9 Right Button 10 Playback Button 11 DC Port 12 Tripod Socket 13 Battery Slot 14 Power Mode Switch OFF TEST ON 15 USB Port 16 TF Card Slot...

Page 7: ...B with class 6 or above high speed 3 Switch to TEST mode Press MENU button to enter setting The current setting will be shown on the LCD screen 4 Press Up Down button to view setting Then press OK but...

Page 8: ...ime date before use then set other parameters Camera is pre programmed to default settings If you don t need to change it you can directly Switch to ON Mode After setting the parameters to your prefer...

Page 9: ...ower source do not remove internal batteries You can connect an external 6V DC power source with at least 1 5A to the DC Port port at the bottom of the camera 4 Photos in jpg format and videos in avi...

Page 10: ...l be be replaced and recording continues as expected 6 To take out the SD card just gently push in the card Don t try to pull it out without pushing in first 7 Removing the battery will reset the came...

Page 11: ...any actions need to be taken e g Replacing the micro SD card or batteries or transporting the device ON Mode Switch the Mode Button to ON the camera will take photos or videos automatically with its...

Page 12: ...t in LCD screen You can also take photos record videos and play files manually Change Setting in TEST Mode Press the MENU key the setup options will be showing on the LCD screen Press the UP DOWN key...

Page 13: ...9 Press the MENU key to exit the setup menu Press the PLAY key to enter image review mode...

Page 14: ...e videos with motion detection Photo Video Capture both photos and videos with motion detection Options Photo Video Photo Video Photo Resolution Set resolution for still photos Options 12MP 4608x2592P...

Page 15: ...sequence per trigger Options 1 photo 2 photos in series 3 photos in series Video Resolution Set the video resolution Options 1920x1080 1280x720 720x480 640x480 320x240 TL Video Resolution Set the reso...

Page 16: ...1 2 minutes Audio Recording Opening this function you ll be able to record sound while recording a video Options On Off Shot Lag 1 The Shot lag is referring to is the time delay between one shot and t...

Page 17: ...Shot lag time on your camera to a 5 second when the camera captures the action and finishes shooting it will wait 5 seconds before subsequent detection You would collect 12 sets of photos every minute...

Page 18: ...exterior areas and environments with a normal amount of interference and select Low for environments with a high level of interference Please note that the temperature may also affect the sensitivity...

Page 19: ...ty might be your best option Options Low Middle High Target Recording Time You can set the camera to start recording at a specific clock time Make sure you set the date and time of the camera accurate...

Page 20: ...mera to only work at night Options On Off Time Lapse When Time lapse model is turned on the PIR sensor is not available which means that the camera will not detect Instead it takes photos or records v...

Page 21: ...photo every hour If you want to observe that a plant blooms the camera will take 24 photos in 24 hours to record the whole process of blooming TL Video Set up to take a picture at regular intervals Un...

Page 22: ...conds to 24 hour Language Set the language display on screen Options English Espanol Portugues Francais Deutsch Italiano Nederlands Endless Capture If you turned ON cameras will automatically delete t...

Page 23: ...SD card once it is full Options On Off Time date Options Set time date Use RIGHT buttons to move to next field Use UP DOWN buttons to change the setting pressing the OK button to save the changes Time...

Page 24: ...e moment the photo was taken Options Time date stamped time date moon phase and temperature Date stamped time moon phase and temperature Off no stamp Password Protection Set password of the trail came...

Page 25: ...card Options Yes No Serial NO Set the unique serial number for the camera From 0 9 and A Z Up to 4 character Options On Off Reset Settings Restore all camera settings to the factory default settings...

Page 26: ...s Videos Press UP DOWN button to switch to photo video mode Press OK button to take a picture video Press OK button again to stop recording video Playback Press PLAY button to enter the playback inter...

Page 27: ...ete 2 Delete all files Delete all photo and video files in the memory card Options Cancel Delete 3 Activate slide show Playback the photos in slide way Each photo display 3 seconds Press OK button to...

Page 28: ...pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation Operation is subject to the following two co...

Page 29: ...nce with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does caus...

Page 30: ...or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected C...

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