WCS-5020 - Video camera DENVER - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Trail Camera / Wildlife Camera
Brand	Denver
Model	WCS-5020
Power Supply	4 x 1.5V AA batteries (not included)
Memory Card Support	Micro SD up to 32GB, Class 6 or higher
Photo Resolution	Up to 12MP (4000x3000)
Video Resolution	Up to 1920x1080P at 30fps
Motion Sensor Sensitivity	Low / Middle / High
IR Distance	Near / Middle / Far
Night Vision	Infrared LEDs, black & white images
Time-Lapse Mode	Normal (still images) or TL Video
Loop Recording	Yes (Endless Capture)
Audio Recording	Yes, with video (On/Off)
Display	Built-in LCD screen
Ports	USB, DC adapter, micro SD slot, tripod slot
Dimensions (approx.)	140 x 80 x 50 mm
Weight (approx. with batteries)	300 g
Compliance	CE, RE Directive 2014/53/EU
Care & Cleaning	Keep away from water, dust, strong vibration; avoid direct sunlight
Safety	Correct battery polarity; do not expose to extreme heat; password protection available
Spare Parts & Repairability	Not specified; mounting strap and USB cable included; reset to factory defaults restores functionality

Frequently Asked Questions - WCS-5020 DENVER

How do I set up the camera for first use?

Insert 4 AA batteries correctly into the battery compartment. Insert a Micro SD card (up to 32GB, Class 6 or higher) into the slot. Switch the mode button to Test to turn on the camera. Press Menu and set the date and time. Format the memory card via the menu to ensure proper operation.

How do I change the photo resolution?

Switch the mode to Test. Press Menu, navigate to Photo Resolution using Up/Down buttons, press OK. Select from options: 12MP, 8MP, 5MP, 3MP, or 1MP. Press OK to confirm and Menu to exit.

Can the camera record audio?

Yes. In Video or Photo & Video mode, go to Menu → Audio Recording and set it to On. The camera will then record sound along with the video.

What is Time-Lapse mode and how do I use it?

Time-Lapse allows the camera to automatically take photos at set intervals and optionally combine them into a video. In the Menu, go to Time-lapse. Choose Normal to take still images every interval, or TL Video to create a video from the images. Set the interval time (1 second to 24 hours). Exit the menu and switch to On mode to start.

How do I set a password to lock the camera?

Go to Menu → Password Protection and set it to On. Enter a 4-digit code using Up/Down buttons and confirm with OK. The password will be required each time the camera powers on. If you forget the password, reset the camera to factory defaults.

How do I view recorded photos and videos?

Switch to Test mode. Press the Playback button. Use Up/Down to scroll through files. For videos, press OK to play, OK again to pause, and Menu to stop. Press Playback again to exit.

The camera is not triggering when animals pass. What should I check?

First, ensure the mode switch is set to On (not Off or Test). Check the Sensitivity Motion Sensors setting in Menu — set to High if the environment is challenging. Verify the Target Recording Time is On and set to the correct time window. Make sure batteries are fresh and the memory card has free space.

How do I delete files from the memory card?

In Test mode, press Playback. While viewing a file, press Menu to open playback menu. Select Delete current file to remove the single file, or Delete all files to erase everything. Confirm with OK.

Can I connect the camera to a computer to transfer files?

Yes. Use the included USB cable to connect the camera to a PC. Turn the camera on; the screen will show MSDC. On your computer, open My Computer (or Windows Explorer) and double-click the Removable Disk icon to access the files.

What should I do if I forget my password?

If you forget the password, you must reset the camera to factory settings. Switch the mode to Test, press Menu, go to Reset Settings, and select On. Confirm with OK. All parameters (including password) will be restored to default.

USER MANUAL WCS-5020 DENVER

Infrared Trail Camera User's Manual

WCS-5020

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Package List:

*Camera

*Mounting Strap

*USB Cable

*User Manual

Parts Of The Camera

1. Display screen
2. IR lamps
3. Lens
4. Up/Video Button
5. Down/Capture Button

1. Motion sensor
2. OK/Shot button
3. Menu Button
4. Right button
5. Playback button
6. DC adapter port
7. Tripod Slot

1. Micro SD card slot

2. Battery compartment

3. ON-TEST-OFF button
4. USB jack

Power Supply

Please install batteries before using the camera. Unlock the camera and you will find the battery compartment. Install 4 pieces of 1.5V AA batteries. Please make sure the battery polarity is correct.

Inserting the Memory Card

• Please prepare a Micro SD card and insert it into the camera for saving files. Before recording, please format the memory card first.
• You are suggested to use a micro SD card up to 32GB with class 6 or above high speed.
• To avoid malfunction, the memory card should be far away from water, strong vibration, dust, hot source and direct sunlight.

• Do not insert the memory card forcibly. Please refer to the marking on the camera.

• For the first time of use, please wait for the memory card temperature reach the ambient temperature. The camera will be short-circuited by environment temperature and humidity. Please protect the camera when using it outdoor.

• If the capacity of memory card is full, the camera will stop recording automatically.
• Press the edge of the card gently to pop-up the TF card.

Basic Operation

Turn On / Off the Camera

• Switch the Mode Button to “Test /On” to turn on the camera.
• Switch the Mode Button to “Off” to turn off the camera.

System Setup

Switch Mode Button to “Test”, then you can set the system parameters.

1. Press Menu button to open the setup menu.

2. Press Up/Down button to scan all menus. Then press OK button to enter the options interface.

3. Press Up/Down button to scan all options. And press OK button to confirm options.
4. Press Menu button again to turn back to last menu or exit the setup menu.

Following below instructions to set up the menus and functions:

Mode

Set the working mode. In photo mode, the camera just takes pictures. In Video mode, the camera just records videos. In photo & video mode, the camera will take a photo first, and then record a video.

Options: [Photo]/[Video]/[Photo & Video].

Photo Resolution

Set the resolution of a still image.

Options: [12MP (4000x3000P)]/[8MP (3264x2448P)]/[5MP (2592x1944P)]/[3MP (2048x1536P)]/[1MP (1280x960P)].

Photo Series

Set the photo number of continuous shootings. In photo mode, the camera will take photos continuously. Options: [1 photo]/[2 photos in series]/[3 photos in series].

Video Resolution

Set the video resolution. The larger the resolution is, the longer the video time will be stored.

Options: [1920x1080P]/[1280x720P]/[720x480P]/[640x480P]/[320x240P].

TL Video Resolution

Set the resolution of a time-lapse video.

Options:[2592x1944P]/[2048x1536P].

Video Length

Set the duration of recording a video clip. The shortest time can be set is 3 seconds and the longest time is 10 minutes.

Options: 3 seconds\~10 minutes.

Audio Recording

Access this function, the camera will record audio when record a video at the same time.

Options: [On]/[Off].

Shot Lag

Set the time of delay shooting when the camera detects a motion. In the selected time, the camera will not record any image or video. This function can avoid storing too many same events and waste of memory.

Options: 5 seconds\~60 minutes.

IR Distance

Set the distance of infrared induction.

Options: [Near]/[Middle]/[Far].

Sensitivity Motion Sensors

- Set the sensitivity level of the sensor. Normally the environmental impact is small in indoors, you can choose “Low” sensitivity. In normal condition of outdoor, choose “Middle”. Choose “High” if the environment impact is huge in outdoors.

- The temperature can also impact the sensor sensitivity. "High Sensitivity" should be applied to mild environment while "Low Sensitivity" should be applied to cold environment.

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 work just in the stated time slot. In other time, the camera will keep in standby state.

Options: [On]/[Off].

Time-lapse

In Time-lapse menu, there are three options as below:

[Normal]: The camera will take pictures automatically as per set time interval. For example, set the interval time to 1 hour, the camera will take a photo each hour. If you want to observe a plant blooms, the camera will take 24 photos in 24 hours to record the whole process of blooming.

[TL Video]: You can set the interval time within a time range to take photos and convert these photos into a video. The time range is from 1 second to 24 hours. For example, set the interval to 1 hour, the camera will take a photo each hour. If the camera works for 24 hours, there will be 24 photos. These photos will be converted into a video.

[Off]: Close the time-lapse function.

Language

Set the language display on screen.

Options: [English]/[German]/[Danish]/[Finnish]/[Swedish] [Spanish]/[French]/[Italian]/[Dutch]/[Portuguese]/[Simplified Chinese]/[Japanese].

Endless Capture

Set the camera to record video in loop.

Options: [On]/[Off].

Time & Date

Set the date and time of camera. Press Right button to choose an item and press Up / Down button to adjust the value. And then press OK button to confirm.

• Options of date format: dd/mm/yyyy, yyyy/mm/dd, mm/dd/yyyy.
• Options of time format: 24h, 12h.

Options: [Set time & date]/[Time format]/[Date format].

Photo Stamp

Stamp the date & time on the photos.

Options: [Time & date]/[Date]/[Off].

Password Protection

Set the power-on password of the camera. The password is four digits; each digit can be select from 0 to 9.

If you forget the password, please reset the camera. Then all parameters will reset to the factory settings.

Options: [On]/[Off].

Beep Sound

Open/close the touch-tone.

Options: [On]/[Off].

Format Memory Card

Formatting the memory card will delete all data permanently. Before using a new memory card or a card that has been used in another device previously, please format the memory card.

Options: [Yes]/[No].

Serial No.

Set the unique serial number for the camera. The number is four digits, each digit can be selected from 0 to 9 and A to Z.

Options: [On]/[Off].

Reset Settings

Restore the camera to factory default settings including password, serial number and so on.

Options: [On]/[Off].

Version

Look up the Firmware information of the camera.

Take Photos, Record Videos, Playback

Switch the Mode Button to “Test”. In this mode, you can take photos, record videos and playback files manually.

• Take Photos: Press Capture button to switch to photo mode. Press Shot button to take a picture.
- Record Video: Press Video button to switch to video mode. Press Shot button to record a video clip. Press Shot button again to stop recording.
- Playback: Press Playback button to enter the playback interface. Press Up/Down button to scan photos or videos. When playback a video, press OK button to play the video.

1) Press OK button again to pause the playback.
2) Press Menu button to stop the playback.
3) Press Playback button again to exit the playback mode.

- Playback Menu:

1) Delete current file: Delete the current photo or video. Options: [Cancel]/[Delete].
2) Delete all files: Delete all photo and video files in the memory card. Options: [Cancel]/[Delete].
3) Activate slide show: Playback the photos in slide way. Each photo displays 3 seconds. Press OK button to stop playing.
4) Write protect: Lock the file. It can avoid accidental deletion. Options: [Write-protect current file]/[Write-protect all files]/[Unlock current file]/[Unlock all files].

Working Mode

Switch the Mode Button to “On”. After turning on the camera, the screen will display 15 seconds countdown. Then the LEDs and screen will go out. The camera begins to operate independently and enter standby mode.

• If the wild animals enter the detection range of the motion sensors, the camera will be activated and detect the motion trail.
• If the wild animals continue to move to the detection zone of the sensor, the camera will take photos or record video automatically.
• When the wild animals leave the detection zone of the sensors, the camera will be deactivated and turn back to standby mode.

Night Mode

In night mode, the pictures just can display white and black. When record a video for long time in the evening, the low voltage may have a great influence on the stability of the machine, thus do not record video with low voltage in the evening.

Using a Card Reader

1. Pop-up the memory card from the camera and insert it into a card reader. Then connect the card reader to a computer.
2. Open [My Computer] or [Windows Explorer] and double-click the removable disk icon that represents the memory card.
3. Copy image or video files from the memory card to your computer.

Connecting the Camcorder to a PC by the USB Cable

1. Connect the camera to the computer via a USB cable. Turn on the camera, the screen displays “MSDC”.
2. Open [My Computer] or [Windows Explorer]. A "Removable Disk" appears in the drive list. Double-click the "Removable Disk" icon to view the contents from the camera.

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