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iv. 

Make  sure  you  follow  carefully  the  Download  Tool  instructions  or  menu  on  the 
camera in setting up the network. 

4. 

The  camera  shows  full  or  partial  reception  bars  and  I  get  login  failure  or  no 
pictures transmitted 

i. 

Although the camera may show full or partial cellular power, the network may be 
busy  at  the  time  of  transmission  and  login;  keep  trying  or  move  to  another 
location. 

ii. 

In  some  instances  the  camera  may  show  good  reception  but  the  cellular 
bandwidth  is  too  small  to  transmit  pictures  at  that  time;  trying  at  a  later  time  or 
moving to a different location may help. 

5. 

The camera does not turn ON 

i. 

Ensure  batteries  are  inserted  properly  with  correct  polarity  and  fully  charged.    If 
possible test each battery with battery tester.  Approximately 1.7V for Lithium and 
1.3V for NiMH is full power. 

ii. 

Ensure SD card is properly inserted and not in locked position 

iii. 

Reset camera by removing batteries and SD card for 10 minutes 

iv. 

Cold  temperature  may  decrease  battery  output  sufficiently  to  prevent  camera 
from turning ON; check batteries and ensure they are rated for cold temperature 

6. 

Beeping Noise when camera turns ON 

i. 

Insert SD card 

ii. 

Ensure SD card is not locked 

iii. 

Format SD card in camera 

iv. 

SD card may not be compatible 

7. 

Camera will not take pictures or stops part way even with full batteries 

i. 

SD card is not formatted correctly; format SD card in camera 

ii. 

Ensure SD card is not locked 

iii. 

SD  card  is  faulty  or  incompatible;  try  different  SD  card  and/or  brand.    Faulty  or 
incompatible  SD  cards  may  cause  system  conflict,  system  crash,  and  battery 
drain.    Always  format  SD  card  in  camera  and  try  different  SD  cards  if  problem 
persists. 

iv. 

Batteries do not have enough power to activate picture/video sequence 

8. 

Batteries run down quickly 

i. 

Avoid  poor  quality  alkaline  and  rechargeable  batteries,  avoid  mixing  different 
brands  and  ages  of  batteries  as  battery  life  will  be  adversely  affected.   Different 
brands of batteries will perform differently than others; try other battery brands to 
find what works best for your environment. 

Summary of Contents for Vigilant Hunter

Page 1: ...Vigilant Hunter Instruction Manual Model MB600 HSPA GSM Cellular Camera Model PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE USING CAMERA ...

Page 2: ...NiMH in camera to maximize camera performance and battery life SPECIAL HANDLING PRECAUTIONS CAMERA The camera has been finely tuned Avoid dropping and physical shock The camera is designed for typical weather conditions It is not waterproof for use underwater Carefully clean debris from camera lens PIR and LED platform Avoid use of cleaning solvents The camera contains precise electronic equipment...

Page 3: ... transmit photos Photos are transmitted via MMS or SMTP Cellular charges will apply for sending photos and potentially receiving photos emails Video does not send via cellular network Photos are compressed to a smaller resolution to transmit over the network while the full mega pixel photo is saved to the SD card for future viewing SIM Slot Padlock Hole Snap Lock Control Buttons Up Down Left Right...

Page 4: ...ngle the camera perpendicular to the ground to maximize the IR lighting potential Mount at 45º degree angle to trails to maximize detection angle Using UWAY Bracket sold separately provides optimal versatility when mounting the camera UWAY XtendIR sold separately will significantly increase night IR lighting distances out to 60 100 feet GETTING STARTED SD MEMORY CARD The camera supports both SD an...

Page 5: ...tch to middle position to access SET mode The camera will enter Live Preview Mode automatically If the camera beeps it means either no SD card is inserted or the SD card is not inserted properly The SD card needs to be inserted or reinserted to continue 2 Turn switch to far right to access WORKING mode A blue LED light will blink for 5 10 seconds before the camera is capable of being triggered by ...

Page 6: ...ideo icon b Push UP Arrow to switch between Day Color and Night IR Mode c Push OK button to start and stop video capture 2 Push MENU button to return to menu PHOTO VIDEO PLAYBACK This feature allows the user to view pictures and video stored on the SD card User can pause stop rewind and fast forward video during playback 1 During LIVE PREVIEW mode push the DOWN arrow to access PLAYBACK or select P...

Page 7: ...ber of photos per trigger and push OK to set VIDEO RESOLUTION Video mode includes High Definition HD 1280 x 720 or VGA 640 x 480 1 Select VIDEO RESOLUTION 2 Select HD or VGA mode and push OK to set VIDEO LENGTH Video length can be set in 1 sec increments from 5s 30s Longer video lengths will deplete battery power and memory more quickly than lower lengths 1 Select VIDEO LENGTH 2 Select desired vid...

Page 8: ...FF at night and Int Ext if both the XtendIR B and camera IR lights are desired 1 Select ILLUMINATION 2 Select Internal External or Internal External and push OK to set PIR SENSITIVITY This allows the user to adjust motion sensitivity slightly Eg High makes the camera most sensitive 1 Select PIR Sensitivity 2 Select Low Normal High DUTY TIME This feature allows the user to program the camera to tur...

Page 9: ...ADDITIONAL SETTINGS LANGUAGE Select your desired language DATE TIME STAMP This allows the user to have the date time and temperature stamped onto each photo or video 1 Select TIME STAMP 2 Select NO or YES and push OK to set SET DATE TIME This feature allows the user to set the display format for date and time as well as set the current date and time 1 Select SET DATE TIME 2 Select one of the three...

Page 10: ...card removes all files on the memory card and prepares it for use in the camera It is recommended that the SD card is formatted in the camera prior to each use 1 Select FORMAT 2 Select YES to format SD card 3 Push OK to proceed with formatting SD card ACCESS CONTROL This feature allows the user to set a 4 digit password to deter theft and render the camera unusable without the password Select ACCE...

Page 11: ...shed either by using the Download Tool with a computer for comprehensive settings or by direct setup on camera for quick and basic settings SKIP TO USING CAMERA ONLY SECTION TO SETUP CELLULAR NETWORK IF YOU WANT TO AVOID USING A COMPUTER TO SETUP Using Download Tool to set up Cellular Network Settings 1 Insert a SD card and a SIM card into camera 2 Access CELLULAR SETUP from Main Menu and select D...

Page 12: ...11 See the graphics below for reference A Send Mode OFF turns off the cellular function camera functions without cellular functionality INSTANT to send a picture instantly when the camera captures a picture ...

Page 13: ...Instant mode CUSTOM to send the pictures at a user defined time in one day When this option is selected you need to set Max Num same as above in Instant and Send Time For example Max Num 10 and Send Time 18 30 the camera will send the first 10 pictures taken in that day at 18 30 Note The Max Num cannot exceed 50 in Custom mode DAILY REPORT to send a SMS text message report at a user defined time T...

Page 14: ...l be sent to the preset phone numbers maximum 4 numbers allowed and email addresses maximum 4 addresses allowed or both phone number and email address use semicolon between each phone number and email address SMTP uses Data cellular plan If SMTP is selected pictures will be sent from one preset sending email address to one or multiple email addresses via HSPA network using the SIM card data plan ...

Page 15: ...stination where the MMS SMTP goes to Phone pictures to phone numbers maximum 4 numbers Email pictures to email addresses maximum 4 numbers Both pictures to both phone numbers and email addresses NOTE the Both and Phone optionsare only possible for MMS not for SMTP SMTP pictures can only be sent to email addresses not phone numbers Using more phone numbers and emails will result in more battery usa...

Page 16: ...the user needs to do custom settings and contact local operators to fill in the operator information Choose Other in the Country drop down dialog choose Other in the Operator drop down dialog then click the Custom button to access a pop up dialog box Complete the following information please confirm the accurate information with your local operator and click OK to save the settings Take Germany T ...

Page 17: ...ansmitted to phone number or email address The recipients allow 4 phone numbers and 4 email addresses use semicolon between each phone number and email address F Remote Control This feature allows the user to send a text message command to change certain settings ...

Page 18: ...ple commands are received the camera will only process the last text message command if there is any command conflict Note Avoid sending multiple text message commands to camera in one day The camera will accept text message commands in the following protocols to change the Send Mode shown in the table Send Mode Text Message Command Protocol Example Off SMOFF SMOFF Instant SMINNN SMI050 Customized...

Page 19: ...ime Lapse setting NNN stands for interval time here which is in unit of minute Only 001 to 060 and then multiple of 60 i e In hours are legible The max interval time is 720 minutes i e 12 hours For instance TLS0530E2130I120 means Starting Time 5 30 End Time 21 30 Interval Time 120 minutes Command SNAP allows user to catch a snapshot from camera to send to the preset recipient phone number or email...

Page 20: ...ew seconds the camera will display Update Success Testing the network using manually send mode 1 Switch camera to SETUP 2 After the camera boots up into Live Preview it will search for the network if a SIM card is inserted and the cellular module is NOT turned Off in Send Mode The user will see Searching network on the screen Once the camera is connected to the network the ISP name will show on th...

Page 21: ...vider is not present you will need to use the Download Tool explained previously 5 Set PHOTO QUALITY Normal or High 6 2G 3G MODE 2Gmode uses GSM cellular frequencies 3G mode uses HPSA cellular frequencies NOTE If the network does not support GSM user should switch to 3G mode only 7 Set REMOTE CONTROL Disable 24 Hour or Once NOTE Explanations of the above settings are explained in greater detail pr...

Page 22: ...pturing a photo the camera will attempt to transmit the photo a few times before aborting and prepare to capture another photo ii Poor reception or busy network signals may result in poor connectivity at certain times and places iii Increase Quiet Time to 1 3 min as the camera may not be able to transmit as fast in certain network areas iv Move camera to different location and test connection stre...

Page 23: ...d for 10 minutes iv Cold temperature may decrease battery output sufficiently to prevent camera from turning ON check batteries and ensure they are rated for cold temperature 6 Beeping Noise when camera turns ON i Insert SD card ii Ensure SD card is not locked iii Format SD card in camera iv SD card may not be compatible 7 Camera will not take pictures or stops part way even with full batteries i ...

Page 24: ...ength Lithium batteries will help in colder weather 11 SD card is not recognized in camera i If the SD card is formatted on a computer or other camera it may not be recognized by this unit Use this camera to format the SD card ii Ensure that SD card is not greater than 32 GB in size iii Ensure SD card is not locked iv Try different brand of SD card for compatibility 12 SD card is inserted into ano...

Page 25: ... camera at a height of 3 4 feet will maximize detection distance this will depend slightly on the size of game you are trying to observe vi Camera may be angled up too high or too low thereby allowing subjects to walk under or over the PIR motion detection window adjust camera position and try again 17 Images are blurry stills or motion i UWAY offers some of the best picture quality Although we tr...

Page 26: ...rs position camera in different location SPECIFICATIONS HSPA GSM Cellular Module MMS resolution 640 x 480 and 800 x 600 Lens FOV 52 Photo resolution 4 3 8MP 5MP 3MP or 16 9 6MP 4MP 2MP programmable Photo burst 1 5 photos per trigger programmable Video resolution HD 1280 x 720 or 640 x 480 VGA Video length 5 60 sec Very compact 4 x 5 9 x 2 2 inches Fast trigger time 1 sec 60 No Glow Black Flash inf...

Page 27: ...tends solely to failures due to defects in materials or workmanship occurring during normal use It does not cover normal wear of the product This warranty is void if the product housing has been removed if the product s label logo or serial number have been removed or if the product fails to function properly as a result of accident misuse abuse neglect mishandling misapplication non compatible ba...

Page 28: ...PAIR Repairs for damages not covered by the warranty will be subject to a charge Please contact UWAY to discuss repair options not covered under warranty CUSTOMER SERVICE CONTACT U S A International Email sales hcooutdoors com Website www uwayoutdoors com Phone 1 770 582 0004 CANADA Only Email sales uwaycanada ca Website www uwaycanada ca Phone 1 403 942 6800 UWAY Outdoors Canada Inc 210A 12A St N...

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