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AFTER SALES SUPPORT

  

  1300 777 137

  [email protected]

MODEL: EA2204    PRODUCT CODE: 708149    04/2022

10

Operating Buttons

PRODUCT OVERVIEW (CONT.)

NOTE: 

The operating buttons can only be used in the SETUP (test) mode. Refer to 

the instructions on pages 18-19 for how to access the SETUP mode.

Button

Function

SHOT

MODE

SHOT

MODE

•  Press the MENU button once to access the menu options and settings. 

Press the MENU button again to exit the sub menu or main menu.

•  In REPLAY (playback) mode, press the MENU button to access the 

‘Delete...’ option. Press the MENU button again to exit the ‘Delete...’ 

option. 

SHOT

MODE

SHOT

MODE

•  In ‘Camera’ mode, press the SHOT/+ button once to manually take 

a still image.

•  In ‘Video’ mode, press the SHOT/+ button once to manually start 

recording. Press the SHOT/+ button again to stop recording.

•  In ‘ Video’ mode, press the SHOT/+ button once to manually 

take the set number of still images first, followed by automatic 

recording video. Press the SHOT/+ button again to stop recording.

•  In REPLAY (playback) mode, press the SHOT/+ button repeatedly 

to zoom in on a still Image or to increase the volume of the video 

during playback.

NOTE: 

You can only manually take still images or record video in 

the SETUP mode.

SHOT

MODE

SHOT

MODE

Summary of Contents for EA2204

Page 1: ...service unclebills com au MODEL EA2204 PRODUCT CODE 708149 04 2022 AFTER SALES SUPPORT 1300 777 137 Model Number EA2204 INSTRUCTION MANUAL WILDLIFE CAMERA...

Page 2: ...detailed guide on how to operate your product and will also assist you in troubleshooting any problems that you may encounter If you have any queries regarding the use of this product please feel fre...

Page 3: ...g Information Display 9 Operating Buttons 10 Getting Started 12 Before First Use 12 Instructions 18 Wildlife Camera Modes 18 Menu Options and Settings 19 Setting the Date and Time 24 PIR Sensors 24 Al...

Page 4: ...anty are in addition to all rights and remedies in respect of the product that the consumer has under the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 and similar state and territory laws Our goods come with gua...

Page 5: ...Cable 5 Do not use the cable as a handle close a door on the cable or pull the cable around sharp edges or corners 6 Do not immerse the Wildlife Camera in water or any other liquids 7 Repairs to the...

Page 6: ...ly with the same or equivalent type of battery WARNING Do not expose batteries to excessive heat direct sunlight open flames or any other heat sources IMPORTANT Dispose of all used batteries at design...

Page 7: ...g Bracket 7 Light Sensor 8 Locking Padlock Hole 9 Locking Bracket 10 Power Adaptor not supplied Input Port 11 Camera Mount Holes Included not pictured Instruction Manual Warranty Certificate Mounting...

Page 8: ...12 2 4 LCD Colour Screen viewing screen 13 Up Button 14 MENU Button 15 OK Button 16 Left Button 17 REPLAY Button 18 Down Button 19 Speaker 20 Micro SD Card Slot 21 SHOT Zoom In Button 22 Right Button...

Page 9: ...Camera When the camera is in the SETUP test mode the current settings will be displayed on the screen Micro SD card indicator Micro SD card indicator Micro SD card indicator Number of shots remaining...

Page 10: ...the Delete option Press the MENU button again to exit the Delete option SHOT MODE In Camera mode press the SHOT button once to manually take a still image In Video mode press the SHOT button once to m...

Page 11: ...previously zoomed in on it SHOT MODE SHOT MODE SHOT MODE SHOT MODE Use the arrow buttons to navigate the menu options and settings and to set the date and time In REPLAY playback mode press the left...

Page 12: ...from the array lenses and sensors The Wildlife Camera will not function properly if this film is not removed and the still images and videos will come out blurry Opening and Closing the Wildlife Came...

Page 13: ...ail or fingernail NOTE An 8GB micro SD card has been included for your instant enjoyment If a larger capacity micro SD card is required please ensure that it is a high quality class 10 standard or hig...

Page 14: ...powered by 8 x AA batteries which are fitted internally Refer to the below instructions for how to insert the batteries 1 Release the locking brackets on the side of the Wildlife Camera and open the...

Page 15: ...will automatically power off when the battery energy is ultra low WARNING Danger of explosion if the batteries are replaced incorrectly or with the incorrect type Replace only with the same or equival...

Page 16: ...objects 1 Thread the mounting strap through the brackets located on the back of the Wildlife Camera Fig 4 2 Position the Wildlife Camera in the desired location 3 Lift the tab of the buckle Thread th...

Page 17: ...amera mount over the holes and screw in the screws supplied to secure the camera mount base to the surface 6 Position the camera mount hole located on the back or bottom of the Wildlife Camera on the...

Page 18: ...deos and to delete files on the micro SD card 3 ON The Wildlife Camera is switched powered on and the live mode is activated to take still images and video automatically The LCD screen will be blank a...

Page 19: ...and or video recordings depending on the camera s settings that have been selected Menu Options and Settings Pressing the MENU button whilst in the SETUP mode allows the user to alter a variety of se...

Page 20: ...mode Camera Video or Camera Video at the set interval you have selected For successive and quick triggers of the main sensor select lowest period of time possible available in the menu Interval mode w...

Page 21: ...must be entered each time the Wildlife Camera is switched on in the SETUP test mode before the camera can be used If the wrong password is entered Password Error will display on the viewing screen NO...

Page 22: ...e re entered Auto Power Off Select this option to determine whether the Wildlife Camera should switch off automatically when not used for a period of time in the SETUP test mode Choose from 3 MIN 5 MI...

Page 23: ...ettings for each menu option Menu Default Setting Mode Camera Photo Size 5M Video Size 720 Picture No 1P Video Length 10s Interval 30s Time Lapse OFF Time Stamp ON Time Switch OFF Password Set OFF Ser...

Page 24: ...to advance from Year to Month to Day and so on NOTE The default date format is displayed as YYYY MM DD Please bear this in mind when setting the date and time 6 Once you have entered the current date...

Page 25: ...de PIR from the menu 5 Use the SHOT MODE SHOT MODE or SHOT MODE SHOT MODE buttons to select On or Off 6 Press the OK button to confirm your selection 7 Press the MENU button to exit the menu and retur...

Page 26: ...the power mode switch to ON to enter live mode or to OFF to switch off the camera Then close the protective case and lock the brackets NOTE The motion indicator light will only flash either red or blu...

Page 27: ...moving objects enter the detection range of the side PIR sensors or the central PIR sensor the Wildlife Camera will activate and take still images and or record the video depending on the camera s se...

Page 28: ...ages and video recordings Refer to the instructions on pages 12 13 for how to install the memory card NOTE Remember still images and video recordings cannot be taken or saved unless a micro SD card ha...

Page 29: ...to take a still image Press the SHOT button again to take another still image and so on 4 In Video mode press the SHOT button once to start recording Press the SHOT button again to stop recording 5 In...

Page 30: ...e The Wildlife Camera is now set to automatically record still images video or both depending on the mode and camera settings you have selected TIP It is recommended to use the default settings when r...

Page 31: ...MODE buttons to navigate the menu 4 Press the OK button to select Timelapse from the menu 5 Use the SHOT MODE SHOT MODE or SHOT MODE SHOT MODE buttons to navigate the options Off and On 6 Press the O...

Page 32: ...buttons to scroll through the saved files The date and time that the image and or video were taken and the number of saved files is displayed in the top right corner of the viewing screen when in play...

Page 33: ...within your PC s operating system 6 Access the drive and open the folder labelled DCIM Within this folder there will be a sub folder labelled 100TLCAM open this folder to access the saved files 7 Play...

Page 34: ...d from the Wildlife Camera 3 Insert the micro SD card into your PC laptop or card reader 4 Access the micro SD card and open the folder labelled DCIM Within this folder there will be a sub folder labe...

Page 35: ...ODE SHOT MODE or SHOT MODE SHOT MODE buttons to scroll through the files saved on the micro SD card 4 Once you have located the still image you wish to zoom in on press the SHOT button to zoom in 5 Us...

Page 36: ...choose from One or All and press the OK button 5 To confirm you wish to Delete this File or Delete All Files select Yes and press the OK button If you have chosen to delete all files all your saved v...

Page 37: ...his a few times if the Wildlife Camera still doesn t operate contact the After Sales Support on 1300 777 137 for advice The Wildlife Camera turns off automatically The default setting for auto power o...

Page 38: ...era The Wildlife Camera will not turn off If this occurs remove all the batteries to rest the Wildlife Camera Then reinsert the batteries If the Wildlife Camera still will not switch OFF contact the A...

Page 39: ...the Wildlife Camera position angle etc The sun should not be shining directly on the camera lens The Wildlife Camera s field of view should be clear of as much vegetation obstruction as possible If th...

Page 40: ...repair some or all of your stored data may be lost We recommend you save this data elsewhere prior to sending the product for repair You should also be aware that rather than repairing goods we may re...

Page 41: ...the exterior of the Wildlife Camera by wiping over the surface with a slightly damp cloth and then polish with a soft dry cloth Be careful that you do not apply too much pressure when cleaning the Wi...

Page 42: ...packaging carton and materials in a safe place It will help to prevent any damage if the product needs to be transported in the future In the event it is to be disposed of please recycle all packaging...

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