INSTRUCTION MANUAL
MODEL: A3
V1.2
Page 1: ...INSTRUCTION MANUAL MODEL A3 V1 2...
Page 2: ...r business and want to earn your trust Please refer to the notes below and the instructions in this manual to ensure that you are completely satisfied with this product In case of any further question...
Page 3: ...TTERIES 6 5 2 INSERTING THE SD CARD 7 6 USING THE CAMERA 8 7 THE OFF ON AND SET MODES 8 7 1 OFF MODE 9 7 2 ON MODE 9 7 3 SET MODE 9 8 ADVANCED SETTINGS 10 9 MOUNTING AND POSITIONING THE CAMERA 15 9 1...
Page 4: ...hey produce can cause operational issues Remove batteries when the camera is NOT in use Require a regular SD memory card max capacity 128GB Class 6 or above We recommend using SanDisk 32GB SDHC Class1...
Page 5: ...clips with audio The camera is equipped with a Sony Starlight sensor premium F1 6 great aperture lens and has exclusive imaging optimization algorithm takes clear photos or videos even at low light or...
Page 6: ...follows For hunting trail animals trace or habit For wildlife observing and researching captures pictures and videos of wild animals As sports camera for riding driving camping or exploring As motion...
Page 7: ...s two strap holes on the back The strap can be put through the strap holes and fastened securely around the tree trunk by pulling the end of the strap firmly Figure 3 Tripod Base 1 4 20 SD Card Holder...
Page 8: ...gram and operation 8 AA batteries slot supported Figure 4 Figure 4 Inside View Figure 5 Operation Buttons and Shortcut A 3 way power switch is used to select the main operating Strap Hole Lock Buckle...
Page 9: ...owing directions and cautions 5 1 LOADING BATTERIES After opening the cover of the battery compartment you will see that the camera has eight battery slots Figure 6 A full eight batteries must be inst...
Page 10: ...SD card when the power switch is in the ON or SET position The camera uses a regular memory card to save photos in jpg format and or videos in mp4 format SD and SDHC High Capacity SDXC cards up to a m...
Page 11: ...removing SD cards or batteries 6 USING THE CAMERA Once you ve prepared your camera by properly installing batteries and an SD card you could simply take it outside strap it to a tree or not according...
Page 12: ...o the ON Surveillance mode If the Mode is set as Motion Detection the camera will countdown 30 second delay and then be ready to capture images If the Mode is set as Time Lapse there will be no 30 sec...
Page 13: ...camera to a computer s USB port to download your images Shortcut Keys Functions As mentioned earlier in Parts Controls the keypads have secondary shortcut functions when the camera is switched to SET...
Page 14: ...amera would take photos or videos periodically according to your preset Timelapse Interval parameter Photo or Video Photo Video Select whether still photos or video clips are taken Photo Quality 20MP...
Page 15: ...hat the camera will wait until it responds to any subsequent triggers from the PIR sensor after a game is first detected During the selected interval the camera will not take pictures videos This prev...
Page 16: ...is feature helps you aim the camera at your target area Please refer to the details in Section 9 2 Timelapse Interval 1 hour optional from 1s to 24h Setting time lapse interval It takes effect ONLY wh...
Page 17: ...tion when reviewing the photos Info Strip On Off Select On to show date time temperature moon phase on each capture Loop Recording On Off Selecting On option will cause the oldest files to be overwrit...
Page 18: ...s parameters to your personal preferences at home you re ready to take it outside and slide the power switch to ON When setting up the camera for scouting game or other outdoor applications you must b...
Page 19: ...ories with a standard UNC 1 4 20 thread screw user supplied Figure 8 Mounting the Camera 9 2 SENSING ANGLE AND DISTANCE TEST To test whether the camera can effectively monitor the area you choose this...
Page 20: ...of times triggered you can review the pictures on the screen The results of your testing will help you find the best placement when mounting and aiming the camera The height away from the ground for...
Page 21: ...s the power switch in the ON position 10 REVIEW PHOTOS OR VIDEOS After you have setup mounted and activated your CAMERA you will of course be eager to return later and review the images it has capture...
Page 22: ...ze 1080P 30fps 720P 30fps PIR Sensitivity High Normal Low PIR Sensing Distance 82ft Below 77 F 25 C PIR Sensing Angle Total 120 while side motion sensors enabled Central zone 60 Left side 30 Right sid...
Page 23: ...e no operation in SET mode Low Battery Alarm 8V Low Battery Batteries die 9 4V Night vision is unavailable in low voltage Almost die Interface Mini USB Regular SD card holder External Power DC 12V 1A...
Page 24: ...arranty period repair your camera or replace it with the same or comparable model free of charge This warranty only extends to the original retail buyer from our authorized dealer Purchase receipt ord...
Page 25: ...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...
