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OWNERS MANUAL

www.oztrail.com.au

Covert 16MP

CAM-H016-F

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Summary of Contents for CAM-H016-F

Page 1: ...OWNERS MANUAL www oztrail com au Covert 16MP CAM H016 F...

Page 2: ...ge 2 Introduction 3 Important Safety Precautions 3 Product Specification 6 Contents 7 Getting to know your Camera 8 Getting Started 10 Camera Operation 15 AV Output 28 Connection to a Computer 29 Trou...

Page 3: ...to avoid accidents and keep it for future reference Follow these important safety and operation instructions IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS This Product is rated IP54 please ensure it is use within th...

Page 4: ...t the product from a PC while file transferring is in progress Keep your camera clean use a dry soft cloth to clean Do not use alcohol thinners or benzene to clean the surface of the product Do not ki...

Page 5: ...nto a fire do not expose batteries to fire or other heat sources Battery Disposal Old or discharged batteries must be properly disposed of Keep children away from batteries If you suspect a battery ha...

Page 6: ...nce 20m Triggering Speed 0 6secs Up to 7 images per trigger 46 IR Low Glow LED 850nm Powered by 8 x AA batteries Expandable Micro SD Slot up to 32GB Works with Windows XP Vista 7 8 10 OSX 10 2 and abo...

Page 7: ...d in the package Should an item be missing please contact the local retailer from which you purchased this product 1 Trail Camera 1 piece 2 Mounting Bracket and Accessories 1 piece 3 Mounting Strap 1...

Page 8: ...8 GETTING TO KNOW YOUR CAMERA DEVICE OVERVIEW 15...

Page 9: ...9 1 Up Video 2 Right 3 Shot 4 OK 5 Left 6 Menu 7 Replay 8 Down Capture 9 Micro SD Slot 10 AV Output 11 USB Output 12 OFF Mode Switch 13 Test Mode Switch 14 ON Mode Switch...

Page 10: ...nsor 19 Side Motion Sensors GETTING STARTED POWER SUPPLY Please install batteries before using the camera Open the camera case and remove the battery cover Install 8 pieces of 1 5V AA batteries Please...

Page 11: ...nserted for this camera to operate and record 1 Turn off the camera 2 Find the Micro SD card slot and then insert the Micro SD card by pushing it into place 3 To remove the Micro SD card push the card...

Page 12: ...Mounting strap can be used to attached the camera to a tree or other object Position the camera and pull the loose end of the strap until the camera is firmly secured To release the strap again pull a...

Page 13: ...RACKET You can mount the camera permanently on a wall or tree using the below fasteners supplied with this product 1 Tripod screw 2 Lock nut 3 Pivot bolts 4 Mounting holes 5 Hex Key 6 Wall plugs 7 Mou...

Page 14: ...Phillips head screwdriver Please Note 1 The supplied wall plugs the supplied wall plugs are only suitable for mounting on concrete and stone 2 The camera can be tighten with the Lock nut 3 The camera...

Page 15: ...st using the camera we need to adjust the settings to suit the planned recording method Inside the camera you will find a switch that says OFF TEST ON OFF The camera will be completely switched off TE...

Page 16: ...utton to enter and confirm the setting MENU FUNCTION Mode Set the mode of the camera Photo The camera will just take pictures Video The camera will only record video Photo Video The camera will take a...

Page 17: ...x 720P 720 x 480P 640 x 480P 320 x 240P TL Video Resolution Set the resolution of time lapse video Options 2592x1944P 2048x1536P Video Length Set the duration of recording a video clip Options 3 seco...

Page 18: ...e 1st recording the camera does not record any images or videos during this 1 minute period After 1minute has passed the motion sensor will be activated again and when motion is detected it will recor...

Page 19: ...n sensor Options Low Middle High Target Recording Time Set the target recording time As shown in below picture you can set the start and stop time The camera will record just in the stated time the ca...

Page 20: ...very hour If you want to record a plant flowering the camera will take 24 photos in 24 hours TL Video The camera will take pictures automatically as per set time interval For example set the interval...

Page 21: ...sh French Italian Dutch Portuguese Simplified Chinese Japanese Endless Capture Records video loop Options On Off Time Date Set the date and time of camera also adjust the format of the time and date S...

Page 22: ...ate Time format Date format Photo Stamp Stamp the Time Date on the photos Options Time Date Date Off Password Protection The password consists of 4 digits ranging from 0 to 9 Once a password is set On...

Page 23: ...ory card or a card that has been used in another device previously please format the memory card to ensure it works properly with the camera Options Yes No Serial Number Set a unique serial number for...

Page 24: ...layback files manually Move the mode switch to TEST Photos Press the Down Capture button to switch to photo mode Press Shot button to take a picture Video Press the Up Video button to switch to video...

Page 25: ...stop playback Press Replay button again to exit the playback mode Playback Menu While in playback mode press the Menu button to access the settings and press again to exit the menu MENU FUNCTION Dele...

Page 26: ...les from being deleted by accident Options Write protect current file Write protect all files Unlock current file Unlock all files ON MODE After you have setup your camera and ready to use move the mo...

Page 27: ...When the object has left the detection area the camera will return to standby mode waiting for another motion to activate it NIGHT MODE During the night the infrared LEDs IR LEDs will turn on automati...

Page 28: ...V via provided AV cable 2 Turn on the TV and set it to AV mode 3 Turn on the camera switch the Power button to Test 4 Upon successful connection the stored images videos will appear on the TV The came...

Page 29: ...a to your computer 2 After connected to the computer USB will appear on the screen of the camera 3 Once inserted the computer the removable disk icon should be displayed on screen The following menu s...

Page 30: ...ed on the camera are located in the folder named DCIM 4 Copy the photos or files to your computer Note when watching the videos on your computer please ensure you are using the latest version of your...

Page 31: ...no good Place your camera in a North or South facing location this will help to prevent exposure issues from the sun Forgotten your Password Please contact our customer support SD card not capturing...

Page 32: ...the PC Check all cable connections are secured The product does not respond Reset the camera by removing the batteries for 1 minute then put the batteries back and turn on The video files are very slo...

Page 33: ...el of equivalent nature will be substituted at our discretion This warranty excludes faults and failures caused by improper use and abuse fair wear and tear or failure to follow instructions regarding...

Page 34: ...Our goods come with guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law You are entitled to a replacement or refund for a major failure and for compensation for any other reasonably f...

Page 35: ...35 Designed by OZtrail Leisure Products 71 Charles Ulm Place Eagle Farm QLD 4009 AUSTRALIA P 1300 362 921 www oztrail com au facebook com OZtrailAustralia...

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