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• 

Default set

No

/Yes 

Press “Yes” to reset the camera settings to the default values and confirm the selection by pressing the 

OK

 button.

• 

Auto power off

: 3min/

5min

/10min/off

With this function you can determine whether the camera should be automatically switched
off when not used for some time in the Test mode. Set the time after which the camera should be 
switched off in the Test mode or deactivate automatic switch off by selecting “ OFF”. 
The camera can be switched on again by pressing any operating button.

• 

 Volume Rec

: Off/

On

• 

 Beep Sound

: Off/

On

• 

Volume play

: Low/

Normal

/High 

Select with which volume audio recordings are to be played back.

• 

System

: There are two available options:

FW Update

: If the memory card contains new firmware this can be installed by confirming the option 

by pressing the OK button.

 

During the update the respective status is shown on the display.

FW Version

: Shows the firmware version installed on the camera.

In 

replay mode

 the option Delete is available in the menu.

• 

Delete

: Select the "Delete" option to remove individual or all photos from the memory 

card thus making storage room for new photos.

 

Single

: Using this option you can delete individual photos. After selection the option by 

pressing the 

OK

 button, the photo to be deleted is shown. You can toggle between photos 

using the 

buttons       and        . As soon as the deletion of a photo has been confirmed by 

pressing "Yes", the 

photo is deleted and the next photo is displayed. To end the deletion 

process, select "No" and confirm by pressing 

OK

.

 

  

   

All

: Select option "All" to delete all photos on your memory card. To confirm deletion of all 

your photos, select "Yes" and press the 

OK

 button. Select "No" to interrupt the deletion 

operation.

Summary of Contents for QC8061

Page 1: ...Instruction Manual QC8061 Outdoor Wildlife Trail Camera...

Page 2: ...his information in detail observing in particular the safety instructions Note Remove the protective foil from the camera lens by pulling the protruding tab Caution Keep plastic foil and bags away fro...

Page 3: ...E CAMERA 10 5 1 Opening and closing the camera 10 5 2 Inserting the batteries 10 5 3 Inserting the memory card 11 5 4 External power supply 12 5 5 Assembly with strap 12 6 USING THE CAMERA 13 6 1 Mode...

Page 4: ...t work or it s not sensitive Solution 1 Please check whether you attached your camera to a good location If you want to record some little animals please measure whether the height is reasonable 2 Ple...

Page 5: ...operate it safely Electrical hazard Damage from heat fire hazard Switch off the camera and remove the batteries if a foreign body or liquid has entered the camera Let all parts dry thoroughly Otherwi...

Page 6: ...ys handle it carefully Otherwise the camera can be damaged Do not wrap up camera or place on textiles This could produce a build up of heat in the camera that can cause deformation of the housing and...

Page 7: ...ime of the camera Possible use under extreme temperatures of between 20 C to 60 C Compact size approx 13 5 x 9 7 x 6 7cm Ideally suited for covered use Impressively quick shutter release time 0 5 seco...

Page 8: ...4 Your camera 4 1 Front view 7 LED infrared light Motion indicator red LED PIR sensor Lens Microphone Locking hole for lock Locking bracket Locking bracket Light sensor...

Page 9: ...ed back An SD or SDHC memory card must have been inserted into the memory card slot in order to save photos and videos Using the mini USB connection USB 2 0 the camera can be connected to a computer i...

Page 10: ...atteries as shown An external power supply can be provided via the DC connection input 6V at least 1 5 A Mains adaptor is not included Locking hole for lock Locking bracket Tripod thread Battery compa...

Page 11: ...allowing the camera to be securely locked 5 2 Inserting the batteries Open the camera as described in section 6 1 to insert the batteries The battery compartment is housed in the right rear part of th...

Page 12: ...too low Switch off the camera and open as described in section 6 1 11 Prior to inserting the memory card ensure that the lateral write protection on the memory card has not beet activated see figure...

Page 13: ...argeable batteries cannot be recharged in the camera using an external power supply 12 5 5 Assembly with strap Use the securing strap supplied to attach theWildlife Camera to a tree or another object...

Page 14: ...ocated at the bottom edge on the left inside 3 operating modes can be selected OFF The camera is completely switched off in the OFF mode TEST SelectTEST mode to adjust settings and make or playback ph...

Page 15: ...ibed in the replay mode with activated menu Recording and Replay mode MENU Close the Main menu or any sub menu by pressing the MENU button Move up one menu point or increment value by 1 Functions of o...

Page 16: ...de are listed below The standard setting is always highlighted in bold Mode Camera Video Camera Video Select whether photos or videos should be taken when motion is detected When in the Camera Video m...

Page 17: ...f only available for photos not for videos Select ON to print the date time temperature and moon phase on each photo Otherwise select Off Time switch Off On Set timer to On if camera should only be ac...

Page 18: ...ing up etc As soon as the On setting has been confirmed by pressing the OK button you can enter the interval time after which photos and videos are to be taken Language Select the desired menu languag...

Page 19: ...dbyconfirmingtheoption bypressingtheOKbutton During the update the respective status is shown on the display FW Version Showsthefirmwareversioninstalledonthecamera In replay mode the option Delete is...

Page 20: ...red light to a minimum The provided number of IR LEDs generates a high deflection angle thus allowing night recording at a distance of 3 m to 20 m without overexposing the object Reflecting objects c...

Page 21: ...aligning the camera The LED only lights up in theTest mode as soon as one of the sensors has detected movement The LEDs do not light up when in Live mode In order to prevent incorrect signals and unne...

Page 22: ...ou can insert the memory card in a card reader on the computer Note Mac computers show an Unknown drive on the desktop When clicking on this drive the program iPhoto is automatically started 7 Connect...

Page 23: ...e Rate 15fps 1080p 30fps 720p Lens Angle 73 Recording Format AVI Infrared 28 x No Glow IR LEDs Infrared Range Up to 20m PIR Trigger Time 0 5 Seconds PIR Sensor Angle 60 Storage Up to 32GB SD Class 10...

Page 24: ...the batteries can be kept at a dry location out of the reach of children 9 3 Disposal For disposal separate packaging into different types and dispose of in line with environmental regulations in sup...

Page 25: ...Distributed by Electus Distribution Pty Ltd 46 Eastern Creek Dr Eastern Creek NSW 2766 Australia Ph 1300 738 555 Int l 61 2 8832 3200 Fax 1300 738 500 www electusdistribution com au...

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