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2 Quick Introductions

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2. The height from the ground for placing the camera should vary

with the object size appropriately. In general, four to six feet

is preferred.

Slide the power switch to the ON position to power on the camera

and enter into the ON mode.

2.4

Enter into the SETUP Mode

Slide the power switch to the SETUP position and enter into the

SETUP mode. There are some functions in SETUP mode: custom

settings, manual capture and playback.

2.4.1

Custom Settings

Press MENU on the user interface to enter into the menu setting.

The camera can be adjusted to manually customize the camera

settings which display on the LCD screen on the camera. The detailed

operations will be described in the “Advanced Operations” chapter.

2.4.2

Manual Capturing

You can press

to manually capture photos or record a video.

2.4.3

View Images or Videos

Use LCD screen to view the captured images or videos:
Press

to view images, the latest image or video will be shown

in the LCD screen on the camera. Press UP to view the previous

image and press DOWN for the next.

The detailed operations like deleting images or videos will be

described in the “Advanced Operations” chapter.

2.5

Power Off

Slide the power switch to the OFF position to power off the camera.

Please note that even in the OFF mode, the camera still consumes a

small amount of battery power. Therefore, please remove the

batteries if the camera is not in use for some time.

Summary of Contents for UV572

Page 1: ...Panoramic Infrared Scouting Camera UV572 Instruction Manual For UV572 Model...

Page 2: ...s the OK button to save parameter settings and exit Please note if there is no operation for about 3 minutes the camera will automatically shut down to save power If you want to continue please toggle...

Page 3: ...eter settings as described in the user s manual is the shortcut to choose Video while for the Photo c OK save parameter settings and play videos d exchange between playback and preview e DEL delete an...

Page 4: ...cover 100 detection Wide lens Field of view of 110 1080P 720P day night high definition video with sound 1 second trigger speed Three camera mode photo video photo video Time lapse SD card over write...

Page 5: ...1 Instruction Page 2 Fig 2 Operation Interface Fig 3 Bottom view Operation Panel Power Switch Battery Depot Lock Hole SD card Slot DC In Bottom Screw Display Screen USB Mounting Holes...

Page 6: ...e user s manual is the shortcut to choose Video while for the Photo c OK save parameter settings d exchange between playback and preview e DEL delete an image f capture a photo or record a video manua...

Page 7: ...to determine if you insert the positive or negative end into the sleeve first 2 2 Insert the SD card Open the bottom cover and insert an SD card into the card slot Please note that the SD card is on t...

Page 8: ...ich display on the LCD screen on the camera The detailed operations will be described in the Advanced Operations chapter 2 4 2 Manual Capturing You can press to manually capture photos or record a vid...

Page 9: ...after each triggering The default setting is 1 Photo Video Size Choose the video size e g 1080P 720P WVGA The default setting is 720P Video Length Set the video length as of required The default sett...

Page 10: ...ft and 12m 40ft The default setting is 12m 40ft Field Aiming Turn On Off the light assisted positioning The default setting is Off Password The default password is 0000 Choose OFF to stop this functio...

Page 11: ...to zoom in or out d Press to view the next or previous picture or video e Press to start playing the video clips f Press again to stop playing and Press to return to playback mode 4 2 Delete Photo or...

Page 12: ...0P 720P WVGA PIR Sensor 100 detection angle Trigger Time 1 0s Weight 0 43 kg without battery Operation Storage Tem 20 60 C 30 70 C Interval 1s 60 min Photo Burst 1 3 Video Length 1 60s Power Supply 4...

Page 13: ...ration of Conformity to Directive 1999 5 EC CE Caution Hereby the manufacturer declares that this camera is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 199...

Page 14: ...facturer will repair or replace the camera at no charge The purchase receipt must be included from an authorized retailer to validate the warranty Improper use of the camera resulting in damage is not...

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