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2.2 Figure 2: Bottom View of Camera

Battery Slots

Push slightly to open this cover

DC in SD Card Slot USB Port TV Out

2.3 Figure 3: Internal, Mounting Bracket and Back View of Camera

Mounting Bracket Battery Cover Latch

Color LCD Viewing Screen

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Summary of Contents for HS410

Page 1: ...HS410 High Performance Camera User s Manual ...

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Page 3: ... Internal Mounting Bracket and Back View of Camera 5 2 4 Function Switches 6 3 Introduction 7 3 1 Your HS410 High Performance Camera 7 3 2 Applications 7 3 3 Power Supply 7 3 4 SD Card Selection 8 3 5 USB Connection 9 3 6 IMPORTANT 9 4 Operation 10 4 1 To Operate Camera 10 4 2 Photo Video Viewing and Deleting 10 4 3 Menu Mode 11 5 Specifications 14 6 Tips and Trouble Shooting 15 6 1 Tips 15 6 2 Tr...

Page 4: ...ep 1 Insert the batteries IMPORTANT The camera operates on 8 AA batteries 4 in the camera and 4 in the mounting bracket Open the latches on two sides to remove camera from mounting bracket Unscrew the battery door at the bottom of camera Press the PUSH cover and install the first set of 4 AA batteries into camera in correct direction as shown in 3 and 4 below 1 2 ...

Page 5: ...n You are now ready to enter or change settings on your camera 1 Turn Power Switch to ON 2 Press OK button once to turn on the camera display 3 Press M Menu button to enter the Menu Mode a See 1 3 for Menu structure and camera default settings 4 When initializing camera set date time and battery type see Section 4 3 5 Use 4 Arrow buttons for navigation 6 Press M Menu button until exiting Menu Mode...

Page 6: ... 3 1 3 Menu Structure Camera Default Settings in Red ...

Page 7: ...4 2 Camera Details 2 1 Figure 1 Front View of Camera 25 IR LEDs Indicator Light Light Sensor day night Lens PIR Sensor 31 IR LEDs The bottom 31 IR LEDs can be turned on and off allowing for 56 total LEDs ...

Page 8: ...m View of Camera Battery Slots Push slightly to open this cover DC in SD Card Slot USB Port TV Out 2 3 Figure 3 Internal Mounting Bracket and Back View of Camera Mounting Bracket Battery Cover Latch Color LCD Viewing Screen ...

Page 9: ...pacity Note While viewing Status Screen after 60 seconds of inactivity the camera will automatically enter Operating Mode C To change settings 1 Move switch to ON Press OK once to turn on Status Screen Then press M menu button to enter Menu Mode see Section 4 3 for Menu instructions 2 To exit Menu Mode press Menu button may require multiple Menu button presses depending upon menu location until St...

Page 10: ... inch TFT color LCD Selectable functions IR range time lapse delay video length Waterproof certified to IP54 rating Operating temperature 13 F to 140 F 8 AA batteries for extended life not included Supports SD card up to 32 GB 8 GB card included Included accessories mounting strap USB cable TV cable 3 2 Applications Not only is the HS410 Camera a superior product for scouting wild game it is an id...

Page 11: ...LCD screen off Mode Power ON PIR automatically monitoring 8 AA Alkaline Batteries Photos shot per day Working time Video clips shot per day Working time IR LEDs ON Max Range 100 pics 36 days 10secs video clips 10 clips 37 days Balanced 100 pics 31 days Min Blur 100 pics 21 days IR LEDs OFF Photo 100 pics 89 days 10secs video clips 10 clips 179 days 3 3 2 Rechargeable Batteries If rechargeable batt...

Page 12: ...13 21 3 5 USB Connection Photos and videos may be viewed on a computer via the USB connection When the camera is connected to a computer the camera screen will display MSDC Press Menu once MSDC turns to PC Cam for viewing on a computer Press Menu again the camera will exit the PC camera mode 3 6 IMPORTANT 1 Insert and remove the SD memory card only when the camera is turned OFF 2 Eight 8 AA batter...

Page 13: ... 2 Photo Video Viewing and Deleting 4 2 1 Viewing To view photos and videos 1 Switch ON Power Switch Press OK once to turn on display press arrow button to enter Playback Mode press and for selection OK to view photo video 2 Press button again to exit 3 In Playback Mode press Menu button to delete files or format SD card see below press Menu again to exit 4 2 2 Deleting To delete one selected phot...

Page 14: ...ation until Status Screen is shown Cam Settings Programmable Options Cam ID To label photos with four digit alpha numeric characters Select ON press OK to set a 6 digit alphanumeric ID for the camera The camera ID will be displayed at the bottom of captured photos with Stamp turned ON Cam Mode Sets the camera to take photos only or video along with photos at a trigger event 1 Switch ON Photo Video...

Page 15: ...s Programmable Options Sensitivity High Middle Low Higher sensitivity is 1 more sensitive to movements by smaller subjects 2 has a longer detection distance 3 in higher ambient temperatures it is easier for sensor to detect difference between body heat and the ambient temperature High sensitivity can also be more susceptible to false triggering in which case the sensitivity setting should be lower...

Page 16: ...ted Stamp Sets the camera to imprint camera ID moon phase temperature date and time onto the bottom of captured photos Select ON or OFF then press OK to save Battery Type Choose the battery type being used to ensure optimum camera performance Alkaline for alkaline or lithium or Ni MH for rechargeable then press OK to save Frequency Sets the camera frequency for video capture to avoid screen flicke...

Page 17: ...ge Pixel Resolution 2560 x 1920 Day Night Mode Yes IR Range 90 feet Memory SD Card 8 MB to 32 GB Operating Keys 10 Lens F 3 0 FOV 52 Auto IR Cut Remove at night LCD Screen 2 inch TFT RGB 262k PIR Sensitivity 3 sensitive levels High Normal Low PIR Detection Range 80 feet PIR Angle 70 Picture Size 5MP 8MP 12MP 2592x1944 3264x2448 4032x3024 Picture Format JPEG Video Resolution selectable 1080P 1920x1...

Page 18: ...670 mA Low Battery Alert 8 8V Alert 8 6V Power off DC Power off 7V Interface TV out USB SD Card DC Port Mounting Strap Tripod Operating Temperature 13 F to 140 F Storage temperature 22 F to 158 F Operation Humidity 5 to 90 Waterproof Specification IP54 Dimensions 5 17 x 3 88 x 3 05 inches Weight 404g 0 9 pounds Certifications CE FCC RoHS 6 Tips and Trouble Shooting 6 1 Tips 1 VERY IMPORTANT Always...

Page 19: ...rouble Shooting 6 2 1 Photos Do Not Capture Subject of Interest 1 Check the PIR Sensitivity setting For warm environmental conditions set the Sensitivity level to High For cold weather use set the Sensitivity level to Low 2 Try to set your camera up in an area where no heat sources are in the camera s field of view 3 In some cases aiming the camera toward water will cause the camera to false trigg...

Page 20: ...sight 4 Try to avoid setting the camera up on small trees that are prone to being moved by strong winds 5 Remove any limbs or other vegetation that are in front of the camera lens 7 Limited Warranty Pentar LLC Recon Outdoors warrants the original retail purchase that product s made by Recon Outdoors and related Recon Outdoors accessories individually a Product and collectively the Products that we...

Page 21: ...sign operation or condition of the Products or any part thereof or the merchantability of the Products or their fitness for a particular purpose or relating to the infringement of any patent copyright or other proprietary right used or included therein If any implied warranties apply as a matter of law they are limited in duration to the length of this limited warranty Some states may not recogniz...

Page 22: ...ntsville Alabama 35801 When returning Products for service your package must include the following 1 a Original sales receipt showing date and place of purchase or b a warranty registration on file with Recon Outdoors this can be accomplished at www ReconOutdoors com One of these will be required for in warranty service 2 A detailed description of the problem 3 A contact name telephone number and ...

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