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QUICK START PROGRAMMING 

Begin programming the M.I.N.E.

 or I.C.E.

TM

 Camera for operation by removing the protective red or 

yellow cap from the antenna jack and installing the standard antenna. Ensure the black rubber O-ring is 
not removed from the antenna jack threads. Twist the antenna base snug but do not over tighten.  

Warning:

 When installing the antenna, remove the red or yellow protective cap only and replace the 

black waterproof seal if it comes off.  

Damage resulting from not having the O-ring seal present is 

NOT covered under warranty.

 

Unlock the full-length locking latch to access the main body. Follow the battery polarity symbols located 

on the front of the battery tray to properly install each of the 12 each. We only recommend AA Lithium 
batteries or good quality rechargeable AAs for the best performance in the field. Alkaline batteries will not 
operate high-tech equipment nearly as long.  The camera will function in emergency situations using only 
four AA batteries in the two left columns. For long-term deployment in the field we recommend either the 
6-volt external power supply or the Camera Solar Power Kit.  

Warning!

 

Do not mix battery types! 

Damage to the camera can result and your warranty will be voided if 

you mix battery types or the batteries leak acid inside the housing. 

Insert an activated SIM card into the SIM card port with the notch located in the top right-hand corner. A 

formatted class 10 SD card must be used for the camera to function. Move the selector switch from 

OFF

 

to 

SETUP

.

 

The camera

 

will display a warning if no SIM card is present and will request that a SIM be 

inserted, and the camera restarted. 

The camera supports up to a 32 GB SD card. Ensuring that the SD card is not locked, insert it into the SD 

card port until it clicks in position. Move the selector switch from 

OFF

 to 

SETUP

. The screen will display 

“Searching Network” at the bottom 

centre of the screen (as shown below). It usually takes 20 to 30 

seconds for the camera to find the network when first switched on out of the box. SIM Network Carrier 
(i.e. Telstra) will appear in the top centre of the screen after connecting to the network and the signal 
strength symbol will appear in the top right (as shown below). 

 

 

 

 

Summary of Contents for M.I.N.E.

Page 1: ...Australian Version 1 2...

Page 2: ...hat they not only work but are suitable for the variety of environments in which they will be used Whist the FeralTech name is new on the scene the structure and essence of the business has been in op...

Page 3: ...ccurs due to careless or improper storage or improper use or maintenance of the Product e any defect in or damage to the Product that occurs due to foreign objects such as dirt or grime sand water or...

Page 4: ...AIL CORRECTIVE ACTION 18 PAIRING M I N E CAMERA TRANSMITTER TO CONTROL BOX RECEIVER 19 CAMERA DEPLOYMENT 20 INFORMATION STRIP 21 CARE MAINTENANCE 22 CAMERA ACCESSORIES 23 Micro Booster Antenna 23 CAML...

Page 5: ...most out of your new device You will also find this manual other technical articles and more information about your camera at www feraltech com au If you experience any difficulty operating this prod...

Page 6: ...cation This enables users to observe a 20 field of view measured 15 from the lens and a 32 field of view when measured 21 from the lens 4 PIR Sensor Passive Infrared motion detector Senses the presenc...

Page 7: ...NB There is also an additional mounting port on the back of the camera INSIDE OF CAMERA FEATURES 1 Antenna Port Attachment point to install various antennas depending on local cellular strength 2 Dis...

Page 8: ...SIM Card Port Slot for receiving a cellular SIM card from GSM network providers such as AT T and T Mobile 2 SD Card Port Slot for receiving an SD card The camera has no internal memory An SD card 32G...

Page 9: ...ns For long term deployment in the field we recommend either the 6 volt external power supply or the Camera Solar Power Kit Warning Do not mix battery types Damage to the camera can result and your wa...

Page 10: ...ESCRIPTION Camera Photo Options Mode Photo Photo We recommend Photo to transmit MMS information to your phone These cameras do not send live video but will save them to the SD card Photo Size 3MP 5MP...

Page 11: ...il NB If a queue has been created you will need to allow the camera time to clear this queue without any additional transmissions Time Lapse OFF Camera triggers only during PIR event Recommended ON Ca...

Page 12: ...information will be written to the Exif data for the videos and photos Time Stamp Choose ON or OFF to select the date and time stamp to appear on the picture Flash Power Choose between Low or High We...

Page 13: ...Mode Instant Recommended The camera sends a photo immediately when it takes a photo Pressing the OK button while Instant is highlighted will bring up the Max Num field The Max Num field indicates the...

Page 14: ...be ON for the camera to receive commands from the selected recipients Ensure that this is set to ON regardless of the method of how the message is being sent Register Camera Pressing OK will start th...

Page 15: ...t Diagnostics press OK Highlight and select Hello Test press OK If the hello test is successful press the Menu button once and continue to the next step If the hello test is not successful repeat this...

Page 16: ...age service is working Customize the setup for your needs by updating camera settings adding email contacts etc MOBILE APP SETUP 1 On the web portal set up the admin access code the guest access code...

Page 17: ...prior to going out on site or prior to leaving the trapping site this allows any issues to be identified whilst you are still in close range to the camera and the manual Move the selector switch from...

Page 18: ...ND CODE LIST LOGIN FAIL CORRECTIVE ACTION Users should always test their camera at a new location prior to erecting a feeder or a trap enclosure Move the selector switch from OFF to SETUP The screen w...

Page 19: ...her three times or five times Press and release frequency select button C until red light B only flashes three times 2 Move camera selector switch from OFF to Setup 3 Press and release pair to transmi...

Page 20: ...ng pole to the star picket post with zip ties Standing on a step ladder align the M I N E Cam by loosening the ball head set screw and centring the camera s view to the ground beneath the feeder legs...

Page 21: ...to triggered by Time Lapse and E would indicate a manually triggered photo using the camera s OK select button during SETUP The date is 19 AUGUST 2020 The time is 10 48 32 or 10 48 in the morning It i...

Page 22: ...use water or moisture to damage electronics 2 Inspect the O ring around the door housing for damage or dry rot 3 Check for damage to the battery terminals If any damage is found immediately remove bat...

Page 23: ...ements This box is lockable for added security and able to be lag bolted belted or bungeed to the desired location Jager Pro Battery Box To extend your Jager Pro M I N E and I C E cameras with this 6V...

Page 24: ...Over charging Load overload Load short circuit PV short circuit PV reverse polarity Battery reverse polarity 12V to 6V step down converter IP67 Poly carbon enclosure box with mounting brackets for sta...

Page 25: ...rmware on the M I N E TM or I C E TM Series cameras takes a few seconds and is well worth the effort to ensure your camera is performing at the highest level possible If using the Wireless Portal upda...

Page 26: ...Cell phones use a cellular provider s GSM network by searching for cellular phone towers in the nearby area GSM has more complete global coverage due to roaming and international roaming contracts MM...

Page 27: ...Range Up to 18 meters Temperature 20 60 Operation Trigger Interval 0 sec 60 min 2 24 hrs Time Lapse Interval Up to 24hrs Photo Burst 1 5 Burst Interval Short 0 6 sec 1 sec 2 sec 3 sec Video Length 1se...

Page 28: ...Change Send Mode Instant Response Send instant photo 140 0 Change Send Mode Daily Report Response Send daily report 140 1 Change Send Off Response Send is off 140 2 Change Send Via MMS Response Send...

Page 29: ...sensitivity low 202 2 Set Sensitivity PIR Level to Off Response PIR sensitivity off 202 3 Disable SMS Realtime Response there is no response from the camera NB Cannot be switched back on remotely 170...

Page 30: ...era does not send images during periods of higher action This is created when there is a backlog of images This will happen if the camera has not been able to send the image successfully prior to a ne...

Page 31: ...to send a photo manually To send a photo manually turn the camera to Setup and allow the camera to register with the network Once the camera is connected to the network press the OK button this will...

Page 32: ...ol Products Services Education View their instructional video series online at Available exclusively from FeralTech 5 30 Creek Street CROWS NEST QLD 4355 PHONE 1300 FeralTech 1300 337 258 EMAIL sales...

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