MG882K - Sports camera Clas Ohlson - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Sports Camera
Brand	Clas Ohlson
Model	MG882K
Dimensions	Approx. 60 x 40 x 30 mm (without mount)
Weight	Approx. 100 g (with battery)
Power Source	Rechargeable lithium-ion battery, 5V USB charging
Battery Life	Up to 90 minutes (1080p recording)
Video Resolution	Up to 4K @ 30fps, 1080p @ 60fps
Photo Resolution	Up to 12 MP
Lens	Wide-angle lens, 170° field of view
Storage	Micro SD card (up to 64 GB, Class 10 recommended)
Connectivity	Wi-Fi, USB 2.0, HDMI output
Waterproof	With included housing: up to 30 m depth
Mounting	Standard tripod mount and adhesive mounts
Special Functions	Time-lapse, loop recording, motion detection, slow motion, burst photo
Display	1.5-inch LCD screen
Remote Control	Compatible with optional remote (via Wi-Fi)
Image Stabilization	Electronic image stabilization (EIS)
Audio	Built-in microphone and speaker
Maintenance	Clean lens with soft, dry cloth; store in dry place; avoid contact with solvents
Safety	Do not disassemble; avoid extreme temperatures; charge with specified adapter; keep away from children
Spare Parts / Repairability	Non-user-serviceable; contact Clas Ohlson support for battery replacement
General Information	Includes USB cable, mounting accessories, waterproof housing, user manual (PDF available)

Frequently Asked Questions - MG882K Clas Ohlson

Is the MG882K waterproof without the housing?

No, the camera itself is not waterproof. You must use the included waterproof housing for underwater use. The housing is rated to 30 meters depth.

What memory card does it support?

The camera supports Micro SD cards up to 64 GB. For best performance, use a Class 10 or UHS-I card.

How long does the battery last?

Battery life is approximately 90 minutes when recording in 1080p at 30fps. Higher resolutions or Wi-Fi usage may reduce this.

Can I use the camera while charging?

Yes, you can charge and record simultaneously using the USB cable. However, the waterproof housing must be opened, so it's not recommended underwater.

How do I reset the camera?

To reset, press and hold the power button for about 10 seconds until the device restarts. Alternatively, remove the battery and reinsert it.

Does it have image stabilization?

Yes, the MG882K features electronic image stabilization (EIS) which helps reduce shake during recording. Note that it may slightly crop the image.

Can I connect the camera to my smartphone?

Yes, the camera has built-in Wi-Fi. Download the Clas Ohlson Action Cam app (iOS/Android) to view live feed, change settings, and transfer files.

What video resolutions are available?

The camera supports 4K at 30fps, 2.7K at 30fps, 1080p at 60/30fps, 720p at 120/60/30fps. Lower resolutions offer higher frame rates for slow motion.

How do I clean the lens?

Use a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water if needed. Avoid abrasive materials or solvents that may scratch the lens.

Where can I find the user manual?

The user manual is available for free download in PDF format from notice-facile.com or the Clas Ohlson website. It covers all features, safety instructions, and troubleshooting.

USER MANUAL MG882K Clas Ohlson

Hunting Game Camera with MMS/E-Mail

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Art.no

36-5762

Model

MG882K-8mHD

Ver. 20141029

Hunting Game Camera with MMS/E-Mail

Art.no 36-5762 Model MG882K-8mHD

Please read the entire instruction manual before using the product and then save it for future reference. We reserve the right for any errors in text or images and any necessary changes made to technical data. If you have any questions concerning technical problems please contact our Customer Services.

Product description

• 8 MP night-vision camera for monitoring hunting spots, gardens, etc. Sends photos wirelessly by MMS or e-mail via GSM/GPRS at set times or when motion-triggered by wildlife or other movement.
• Still images and video can also be saved to SD card (max 32 GB, sold separately) for later transfer to a computer. Still images are saved in JPG format; video is saved in AVI format. File system: FAT32.
• Images are stamped with time, date and moon phase. Videos are saved with audio captured by the integrated microphone.
• Motion detector with sensitivity of up to 20 m.
• Powered by 8 × AA/LR6 batteries (sold separately) or a 6 V external power source (sold separately).

Things to consider:

• The use of surveillance cameras in public areas is regulated by the Data Protection Act 1998 and requires the permission of your local authority. The use of camera surveillance on private property is also regulated by the Data Protection Act. No permission is required from the local authority, but the people monitored must be informed that they are under surveillance. The Information Commissioner's Office has compiled a Code of Practice governing the use of CCTV cameras.

- For further information visit www.ico.gov.uk.

Note:

The camera lens has an IR filter which, when the camera is switched off, can end up in a position where it is shading the lens. When the camera is switched back on again, the filter will revert to its correct position.

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Getting started

Inserting batteries

1. Lift the lid (1).
2. Grasp the handle of the battery holder (18) and pull the holder out of the camera.
3. Insert 8 (or 4) × AA/LR6 batteries into the battery compartment as shown in the figure. Note the polarity markings on the bottom of the battery holder to ensure correct insertion.

Note:

- The battery holder should be inserted as shown in the figure (it is possible to insert it upside down, but then the camera will not work).

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• The batteries should be replaced as soon as they start to become bad, the camera can be damaged by old batteries which leak. Do not mix old and new batteries or different types of batteries (such as non-rechargeable and rechargeable).
• The batteries can last for up to 6 months depending on the working temperature and the number of exposures.
• In an emergency the camera can run on 4 × AA/LR6 batteries placed in either the right or the left side of the battery compartment. If only four batteries have been used, they should be replaced with new batteries at the earliest opportunity.
• The camera can run on an external mains adaptor (sold separately) which provides 6 V DC and which has a centre-positive connector plug. The mains adaptor plugs into the 6 V input socket (19).

Important!

• In order for the camera to be able to take photos and store them, it needs to be fitted with an SD memory card. In order for the camera to be able to send video or photo (MMS) messages or e-mails, it needs to be fitted with an active GSM SIM card. The SIM card must be activated for mobile data/MMS and the PIN code must be deactivated.
• The camera only supports GSM (2G) and does not work with operators who only deal with 3G. In the UK therefore, the camera will not work with networks operated by Three. Most other operators providing 3G coverage also support 2G (GSM) coverage.

Settings

We recommend that you set up the camera using the program BMC Config.

1. Download the program from the manufacturer's homepage www.Bolyguard.com or www.clasohlson.co.uk and install it on your computer.

2. Run the program, the startpage will appear, select camera model MG882K-8MHD in the "Select product" field and then press [OK].

3. A new window will appear. Select country and operator in the WAP/Internet Setting box. If your operator is not on the list, select Others... and fill in the settings (see point 5 below). If unsure, contact your operator for current details.

1. Press the [ Check WAP/Parameters (L) ] button. The “WAP/Internet Parameters” window will appear. The camera can send photos either via MMS to a telephone or e-mail inbox, or as an e-mail via GPRS. The difference is that MMS only requires MMS settings whilst GPRS requires an e-mail account in order for the photos to be sent. The advantage of GPRS is that it has a higher priority on the mobile network, so the messages are less likely to be delayed than MMS messages. Moreover, GPRS can be cheaper from certain operators as they charge for the amount of transferred data instead of the number of MMS messages.

1. In the box on the left, WAP Setting, your MMS settings are displayed and they are specified automatically if you have selected one of the operators on the list. This is where you should fill in your own information if you have selected Others... as an operator. These MMS settings are required in order for the camera to be able to send MMS messages to mobile phones or e-mail accounts.

1. The box on the right, Internet Setting, is for your GPRS settings. The GPRS settings are required in order for the camera to be able to send e-mails to e-mail accounts.

We recommend that you create a new e-mail account exclusively for the camera. Enter the name of the SMPT server for your Internet service provider (SEND EMAIL SERVER), port, e-mail address from which the camera is to send from (SEND EMAIL ADDRESS) and the password of the e-mail account (SEND EMAIL PASSWORD). Contact you operator if you are unsure of the e-mail settings.

This is an example of the settings for using Gmail:

Do not forget to press the [ Advanced ] button (the box below will appear) and tick the box for SSL if your operator requires this. Press [ OK (Y) ] to save.

1. Press [OK(Y)] to save WAP/Internet Parameters.

1. Press Change Setting for other camera settings. The window below will appear. Settings for attributes such as Language and PIR Interval can be made at the top of the window. Further information about these settings can be found in the Performing settings using the remote control section below.

Other boxes in the window are:

• Work hour: Used if you only want the camera to be activated during certain hours of the day.

- Send to: Select whether the photo is to be sent via MMS or e-mail. If you select Phone [MMS], the photo will be sent to the telephone number which is entered in accordance with point 10 below. If you select Email [MMS] or Email [GPRS], the photo will be sent to the e-mail address which is entered in accordance with point 10 below.

- Send mode: Select whether, or how often, the photos are to be sent. There are 4 choices available:

• Manual: A photo is only sent upon request via SMS or app.
• Daily Report: Choose a time when the camera sends a report about the number of photos or videos that have been taken during 24 hours.
• Instant: The camera sends the photo as soon as it has been taken.

The maximum number of photos that can be sent during a 24 hour period can be limited.

- Off: No photos are sent.

1. When you have made all the settings, press [OK] to save.

2. Enter the telephone numbers or e-mail addresses to which you want the camera to send the photos in the Customer Information Setting box in the window which appears under point 3 above. If you are using the BGTools app, the number of the telephone which is to be used to control the camera with should be entered in the Admin... Number field.

3. If you have not already connected the camera to your computer with the provided USB cable, do it now.

4. Select the camera in the field for where your settings are to be saved.

1. Press [ SAVE (Y) ] to save the settings.
2. Disconnect the camera from your computer.
3. In order for the camera to be able to adopt the new settings the function switch must be set to "TEST" and the camera allowed to start up and process the settings, this will take approximately 30 seconds. The function switch should then be set to ON and the camera will work in accordance with the new settings.
4. We recommend that you test the camera close to home to ensure that everything works as it should before placing it out in the field.

Things to consider:

• E-mail operators might have different security settings and levels. In some cases you might have to change your security settings in order that another device (the camera) can log on to your account.
• Note: It can be difficult to see the security levels of the various operators. If you can't get you e-mail to work despite following the steps in the example below, we recommend that you only use the MMS function of the camera to ensure that the photos are delivered.

This is what it looks like when you use Gmail. Here, Gmail has prevented the camera from logging on to the account:

Example:

To access the settings, first log on to your Gmail account and then click on Account-Personal settings-Security-Account permissions-Access for less secure apps-Settings.

Then select Enable, to permit less secure apps.

Buttons and functions

1. Lid with remote control holder
2. TV out. Video output (power lead sold separately)

3. Function switch with 3 settings:

4. OFF (Camera switched off).

5. TEST (three functions: settings, take photo/video manually, show photos and video start window which can help when positioning the camera)

6. ON (the camera activated with factory settings or according to your own settings)

7. SD card slot

8. LED indicator
9. Laser pointer
10. Camera lens
11. Motion detector
12. Aerial
13. LCD display door
14. Microphone
15. Twilight switch
16. IR diodes for night vision
17. SIM card slot
18. USB port. The camera can be connected to a computer using the included USB lead and can manage the contents of your memory card in the same way as your operating system.
19. Drawbolt catch
20. Battery holder
21. Battery holder handle
22. 6 V DC input, + centre (mains adaptor sold separately)
23. Tilt control
24. Tripod adapter
25. Tripod thread attachment for theft-deterrent security strap/wire

Remote control

1. [Menu]

2. [ ▲ Cancel ] Advance to desired submenu, move up, undo

3. [OK] Open display mode, confirm selection

4. [ ◀ 100 ] Advance to desired setting in submenu. Press the required number of times to enter the following characters: 1. / : @ _

5. [▼ 2 abc ] Advance to desired submenu, move down

6. [▶ 3 def] Advance to desired setting in submenu

7. [4-0] Numerical and letter buttons. Press 0 several times to enter + and -

8. [*] Activate laser pointer when positioning camera

9. [#]

Note:

• The remote control is stored on the inside of the lid (1).
• Certain symbols on the remote control may not be applicable to this camera model.
• The maximum range of the remote control is approximately 9 m. Direct sunlight on the camera or remote control might shorten the range.
• When the camera is switched on (in either ON or TEST mode) it needs 10–30 seconds to initialise and connect to the telephone network.
• The strip of plastic protruding from the battery holder must be removed. The strip of plastic prevents the batteries from discharging during storage and transport.

If the remote control does not work, the battery may be flat.

Procedure for changing:

1. Pull out the remote control battery holder by sliding the snap lock towards the battery holder at the same time as you pull the battery holder out.
2. Insert a new battery (1 × CR 2025), the positive terminal of the battery (+) should be facing you. See the sticker on the remote control.
3. Insert the battery holder, making sure that the snap lock locks properly.

Display symbols

Note: The display only lights up when the function selector is in TEST mode. It does not light up in ON mode. The display will turn blank approximately 3 minutes after the last time a button is pressed in TEST mode.

Displays camera or video camera symbol depending on setting

Indicates that a SIM card is loaded. If the symbol is displayed, this means that the MMS function does not work (problem with telephone network, no or poor coverage etc.).

Inserting a memory card

Note: Make sure that the camera is off when the memory card is inserted. Also make sure that the camera is off when you remove the card.

1. The camera is intended for SD/SDHC memory cards 8–32 GB.
2. Make sure that the write protection feature of the memory card is not activated.
3. Open the lid (1) and carefully insert an SD/SDHC memory card in the card slot (4) as shown in the figure. The memory card must be pushed in until a "click" sound is heard.

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Formatting the memory card

Format the memory card before use. Formatting means that anything saved on the card will be deleted so as to make room for new files.

1. Lift the lid that covers the display.
2. Set the function switch (3) to the TEST mode.
3. The start screen is shown on the display.
4. Press [MENU] on the remote control, the menu for setting the language, "Setup Language", is displayed.

1. Advance to the "Format SD" menu with [▼ 2 abc].
2. Press [OK]. "Format SD Yes No" is shown on the display.
3. Mark Yes with [◀ 1 ∞].
4. Press [OK] to confirm (or [MENU] to discontinue).

SIM card

If you intend to use MMS/SMS or the e-mail functions, carefully insert an appropriate SIM card in the compartment (14).

Refer to the markings above the compartment so that the card is inserted correctly.

Operating instructions

Things to consider before turning the camera on:

Placement

• The camera can be mounted with the included strap or by using a stand or other bracket that fits the tripod adaptor (21) or (22) on the back of the camera. Make sure that the camera sits securely so that it is not affected by wind or other external factors.
• Remember to position the camera where it will receive the best possible protection from the elements.
• A suitable distance to the subject is approximately 5 m; secure the camera approximately 1.5 to 2 m above the ground.
• Set the function selector to TEST mode and press [ *] to turn on the laser pointer and use it as a visual aid to aim the camera.

For best results

• The camera is affected by temperature. The capacity and range of the PIR sensor is affected by the ambient temperature relative to the animal's body heat. The greater the difference, the easier it is for the camera to detect movement over a longer distance.
• The camera takes colour images in daylight and black and white ones in darkness.
• Bear in mind where the sun rises/sets, and position the camera with the sun behind it. This will prevent direct light spoiling your photos. If possible, position the camera in a northerly direction to prevent direct light spoiling your photos and false indications from the PIR sensor.
• Remove any twigs in front of the camera; twigs with leaves on them can cause false indications.

Taking a photo/video sequence manually to test the camera Note:

• This function is an additional aid when positioning the camera. Take a photo or a video sequence manually so that you can see the catchment area before the camera is positioned permanently.

• Video cannot be shown in the camera display, only the start window of the video is shown.

• Set the function switch to the TEST mode.

• Press [▼ 2 abc] or [▲ Cancel] to select photo taking or video recording. A camera or video camera symbol is shown in the top left hand corner of the display.
• Press [▶ 3 def] to take a photo or a video sequence.
• Press [OK] to display the image or start window of the video in the camera display.
• If you have taken several photos or video sequences, toggle between these with [▼ 2 abc] or [▲ Cancel].

Delete a photo or video sequence

1. Show the photo or video sequence you want to delete in the display.
2. Press [Menu].
3. Press [▼ 2 abc] or [▲ Cancel] until "Delete" is shown in the display.
4. Press [◀ 1 🔒] or [▶ 3 def] to select Del One (delete the photo you are displaying) or Del All (delete all on the card).

5. Press [OK] to confirm your selection.

6. Press [◀ 1 🔗] or [▶ 3 def] to select Yes (delete) or No (cancel).

The factory settings of the camera are as follows:

"Language" English
"Camera Mode" Still image
"Set Clock" Time and date Not set
"Photo Size" 8 megapixels
"Photo Burst" 1 photo
"Video Size" Video resolution 1280 x 720
"Video Length" Length of video 10 sec
"Time Lapse" Off
"PIR Trigger" The motion sensor sensitivity Normal
"PIR Interval" The motion sensor activation 5 sec
"Work Hour" Time when the camera will work Off
"MMS Set" Setting the MMS function Not set
"GPRS Set" Setting GPRS Not set
"Send Mode" When messages are to be sent Manual
"Send to" Where messages are to be sent MMS to phone
"SMS Control"	Off
"Version" Shows current software version	—
"Format SD" Formatting the memory card	—
"Default Set" Restores factory settings	—

Performing settings using the remote control

Note: The camera settings can be performed using the remote control but it is much easier to perform settings on your computer in the way described in the Settings section above. We recommend that you only use the remote control for simple setting adjustments when you do not have access to a computer.

1. Set the function switch to the TEST mode.
2. Press [MENU], the first submenu, "Setup Language", is shown.
3. Advance to the desired menu with [▼ 2 abc] or [▲ Cancel].
4. The current setting for the selected menu is highlighted on the display.
5. If you want to change the setting for the selected menu, press [◀ 1 🔐] or [▶ 3 def] to make the change. Each press will change the setting one step.
6. Press [OK] to confirm.
7. Press [MENU] to exit the menu.

These settings menus are available:

"Language" Choose: Svenska (Swedish), English (English), Suomi (Finnish) or Deutsch (German).

"Camera Mode" Select function: photo or video.

"Set Clock" Setting the time and date: MM-DD-YY and time.

"Photo Size" Image size: 8 or 5 MP.

"Photo Burst" A photo or image series: 1 photo, 2 photos or 3 photos.

"Video Size" Video resolution: 1280 × 720 or 640 × 480.

"Video Length" Select time 5–60 sec.

“Time Lapse” Take a photo or video at a predetermined interval regardless of whether the motion detector is activated or not. Select a time

interval between 5 mins and 8 hours or Off (function disabled).

“PIR Trigger” Set the motion sensor sensitivity: Off–Low–Normal–High.

“PIR Interval” Select when the motion detector will be activated after the most recent activation in intervals from 0 sec to 60 mins. 0 means that the motion detector is active all the time.

"Work Hour" Set the time of the day when the camera will be active or select to turn off the function, Off.

"MMS Set" MMS settings.

"GPRS Set" GPRS settings.

"Send Mode" Select when the image will be sent: Off, Manual, Daily Report or Instant.

"Send to" Phone MMS, Email [GPRS] or Email [MMS].

“SMS Control” Select whether or not you want to be able to control the camera via SMS. On or Off.

"Version" Shows which version of software and MCU is installed.

"Format SD" Formatting the SD card in the camera's card slot.

"Default Set" Resets the camera to factory settings.

Note: Resetting takes place immediately when you press [OK].

All personal settings will be erased when resetting.

Note: All the settings below presume that you have already:

1. Set the function switch to the TEST mode.
2. Pressed [MENU].
3. Advanced to desired menu with [▲ Cancel] or [▼ 2 abc].

Language (setting the language)

1. Press [◀ 1 🔒] or [▶ 3 def] to change languages, Svenska, English, Suomi or Deutsch.
2. Press [OK] to confirm (or [MENU] to discontinue).

Camera Mode

1. Press [◀ 1 🔒] or [▶ 3 def] to select the function, Photo (still images) or Video (video recording).

2. Confirm by pressing [OK] (or [MENU] to discontinue).

Set Clock (sets time and date)

Set calendar, MM-DD-YY and time.

1. Press [OK] to open settings mode for time.
2. Month setting is marked, press [ ▲ Cancel ] or [ ▼ 2 abc ] to set current month.
3. Press [◀ 1 🔍] or [▶ 3 def] to advance to date setting, set the current date. Set the year in the same way.
4. Follow the same procedures for setting the time.
5. Press [OK] to confirm the setting (or [MENU] to discontinue).

Photo Size (photo resolution)

Select photo resolution, 8 or 5 MP.

1. Press [◀ 1 🔐] or [▶ 3 def] to change.
2. Press [OK] to confirm (or [MENU] to discontinue).

Photo Burst (series of photos)

Takes several photos when activated.

1. Press [◀ 1 🔒] or [▶ 3 def] to choose to take 1 photo, 2 photos or 3 photos each time the camera is activated.

2. Press [OK] to confirm (or [MENU] to discontinue).

Video Size (video resolution)

Select video resolution, 1280 × 720 or 640 × 480.

1. Press [ ◀ 1 🔵 ] or [ ▶ 3 def ] to change.
2. Press [OK] to confirm (or [MENU] to discontinue).

Video Length

Select desired time for video recording. Select a time from 5 to 60 sec.

1. Press [◀ 1 🔍] or [▶ 3 def] to select the desired time (5 to 60 sec) for video recording.
2. Press [OK] to confirm (or [MENU] to discontinue).

Time Lapse (interval-controlled exposure independently of the motion detector)

This function allows you to take photos at given intervals, e.g. to take a series of images every 5 minutes.

1. Press [ ◀ 1 🔗 ] or [ ▶ 3 def ] and select a desired interval between automatic exposures. Select a time interval between 5 mins and 8 hours or Off (function disabled).

2. Press [OK] to confirm (or [MENU] to discontinue).

PIR Trigger (motion sensor sensitivity)

The greater the sensitivity selected, the easier the camera is activated by the motion detector, e.g. when the wind moves branches. The higher the setting, the more photos will be taken. The sensitivity normally decreases as the temperature rises. If the camera is to be used at high temperatures, High should be selected.

1. Select sensitivity for activation of the camera. Choose from: Off (motion detector deactivated), Low (low sensitivity), Normal (normal sensitivity), High (high sensitivity) with [◀ 1 🔒] or [▶ 3 def].

2. Press [OK] to confirm (or [MENU] to discontinue).

PIR Interval (interval until re-activation after a detection)

Upon activation the camera takes a set number of still images (or a video sequence), but if the motion detector detects movement all the time, the camera will continue to make exposures of the same subject in uninterrupted fashion. There is therefore the option of setting a time delay until the next activation of the camera.

1. Select how long there should be between the last activation of the camera and next re-activation. Settings range from 0 sec to 60 min using [ ◀ 1○○ ] or [ ▶ 3 def ].

2. Press [OK] to confirm (or [MENU] to discontinue).

Work Hour (timer)

Note: If you choose to set Work Hour to Off mode, the camera is always activated. Set the time of day the camera is to be active, from 00:00 to 23:59.

1. Select On with [ ◀ 1 ☐ ] or [ ▶ 3 def ].
2. Press [OK].

3. Enter the start time and stop time.

4. Start: 00H - 00M, set desired start time.
   Use the [▲ Cancel] [▼ 2 abc] buttons to set the value. Use [◀ 1 o o ] or [▶ 3 def ] to toggle between hours and minutes.
   Use [ ◀ 100 ] or [ ▶ 3 def ] to toggle between start and stop.

5. Stop: 00H - 00M set desired stop time.

6. Press [OK] to confirm and save the setting (or [MENU] to discontinue).

MMS Set (MMS settings)

Use the remote control to change settings or use software downloaded from www.Bolyguard.com or www.clasohlson.co.uk.

1. Press [OK] to access the settings.
2. Use the keys on the remote control to set the desired values.
3. Press [ ▲ Cancel ] to delete, press [ # ] to change row.
4. Press [OK] to save the settings.

GPRS Set (GPRS settings)

Use the remote control to change settings or use software downloaded from www.Bolyguard.com or www.clasohlson.co.uk.

1. Press [OK] to access the settings.
2. Use the keys on the remote control to set the desired values.
3. Press [ ▲ Cancel ] to delete, press [ # ] to change row.
4. Press [OK] to save the settings.

Send Mode (when messages are to be sent)

Note: Video cannot be sent.

Choose from: Off, Manual, Daily report, Instant.

Off

No MMS messages are sent.

1. Press [◀ 1 🔗] or [▶ 3 def ] until "Off" is displayed.
2. Press [OK] to save.

Manual

Sending an MMS manually.

1. Show the photo you want to send on the display.
2. Press [Menu].
3. Press [▲ Cancel] or [▼ 2 abc] and select Send.
4. Press [OK] to send. The photo is sent in accordance with the settings you make in the "Send to" menu below.

Daily Report

At a predetermined time the camera reports how many photos/videos have been taken during a day.

If the camera is in still image (Photo) mode, an MMS is sent with the latest photos taken and the total number of photos taken.

If the camera is in video mode, an SMS is sent reporting how many videos have been taken.

1. Press [◀ 1 🔗] or [▶ 3 def ] until “Daily report” is displayed.
2. Press [OK] and set the time with [▲ Cancel] or [▼ 2 abc]. Use [◀ 1 🔍] or [▶ 3 def] to switch between hours and minutes.
3. Press [OK] to save.

Instant

The camera sends an MMS as soon as the photo has been taken. Set how many photos you want the camera to send in a 24-hour period.

E.g.

You want the camera to send 10 photos. After 8 hours the camera has taken 10 photos and sent them.

After the last photo has been taken it takes 24 hours for the next photo to be sent via MMS.

1. Press [ ◀ 1 🔗 ] or [ ▶ 3 def ] until “Instant” is displayed.
2. Press [OK] and set the number of photos (from unlimited to 99 photos) using [▲ Cancel] or [▼ 2 abc].
3. Press [OK] to save.

Send to (where messages are to be sent)

If you want to send to your phone

Select Phone MMS, Press [OK] and enter the desired phone number (max 4 numbers can be entered) where the photo will be sent.

If you want to send as e-mail via GPRS

Select Email [GPRS], Press [OK] and enter the desired address (max 4 addresses can be entered).

If you want to send as e-mail via MMS

Select Email [MMS], Press [OK] and enter the desired address (max 4 addresses can be entered).

SMS Control (If you wish to control the camera via an app)

• Note: In order to be able to change the camera settings with the aid of the “BGTools” app you will need to download it from Google Play or App Store. First set the SMS Control in the settings menu of the camera to ON and then specify from which phone number the camera is to be controlled (This setting can also be performed using the BMC-config program which can be downloaded from the manufacturer’s homepage www.Bolyguard.com or www.clasohlson.co.uk).
• Bear in mind that the camera uses more power when the SMS Control is set to ON, and the batteries will not last as long.

Version

Shows which version of software and MCU is installed.

Default Set (restores factory settings)

Resets the camera to factory settings.

Note: Resetting takes place immediately when you press [OK]. All personal settings will be erased when a reset is performed.

When you have finished making your settings

1. Set the function switch to the ON position. The red LED indicator will flash.
2. When the camera is switched on it needs 30 seconds to initialise and connect to the telephone network, if applicable.
3. The remote control is not used in ON mode. The camera takes photos or videos with sound in accordance with the factory settings or your own settings.

Care and maintenance

Clean the camera using a soft, moist cloth. Only use a mild detergent; never use solvents or strong, abrasive cleaning agents for cleaning as these can damage the product.

Troubleshooting guide

Something is obscuring the camera lens.	The camera lens has an IR filter which, when the camera is switched off, can end up in a position where it obscures the lens. When the camera is turned on, the filter returns to its correct position.
The remote control is not working.	Check the battery and replace it if necessary.The remote control is too far away from the camera, max distance approx 9 m.Memory card missing. Turn off the camera and insert a memory card.
The display is blank/does not come on in Test mode.	The display goes blank automatically after 3 minutes if no settings are changed.
No photos/videos taken.	The function switch is in TEST or OFF mode.The memory card is write-protected.Discharged batteries.
Many blank photos/videos.	The camera sensitivity is set incorrectly.The camera is aimed incorrectly.
Black and white photos/videos.	In darkness the photos will be black and white.
Poorly defined photos/videos.	Incorrect distance to subject.Check the lens, clean it if necessary.
The camera (memory card) is not found when the camera is connected to a computer.	Check that the USB cable is intact and properly connected to both the camera and computer.Incorrect formatting of memory card.
The camera cannot find the memory card.	Incorrect formatting, format the memory card in the camera.Memory card too big, the maximum is 32 GB.Check that the memory card is not locked.The memory card may be defective, try another memory card.

Disposal

This product should be disposed of in accordance with local regulations. If you are unsure how to proceed, contact your local council.

Specifications

Image sensor 5 MP colour CMOS

Lens F/NO 2.2, field of view = 60°

Motion detector range Up to 20 m

Display 1.5" TFT

Memory card SD/SDHC 8-32 GB

Still-image resolution 5 or 8 MP interpolated

Video resolution VGA (640 × 480) or 720p HD (1280 × 720)

PIR sensor (motion detector) Multizone

Motion detector sensitivity High/normal/low

Reaction time 1 sec

Operating/storage temperature -20 to +60°C/-30 to +70°C

Time setting for operation 1 sec to 60 mins

Still image series 1 to 3

Video sequence 1 to 60 sec

Power supply 4 or 8 × AA/LR6 batteries

External mains adaptor 6 V DC

(sold separately)

Standby mode power consumption < 0.3 mA (< 7 mAh/day)

Active mode power consumption 150 mA (+ 450 mA when IR LED is on)

Battery status Battery symbol is shown on the display

Bracket Strap or tripod/bracket with tripod thread

Recommended operating humidity 5–90%

Size 140 × 90 × 55 mm

Weight 500 g (incl. batteries)

Vilt-/åtelkamera m. MMS/e-post

Art.nr 36-5762 Modell MG882K-8mHD

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Att komma igång

Sätt i batterier

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Fjärrkontroll

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Formatera minneskortet

Camera Mode (kameraläge)

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Kom i gang

Sette i batterier

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Fjernkontroll

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Kameraets fabrikkinnstillinger er slik:

Off-Low-Normal-High.

Camera Mode (kamerainnstilling)

MMS Set (MMS-innstillinger)

Hvis du vil sende det som e-post via MMS

Linse F/NO 2,2, synsfelt = 60°

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Käytön aloittaminen

Paristojen asennus

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1. Tallenna WAP/Internet-parametrit painamalla [OK (Y)].

Kaukosäädin

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Camera Mode (kameratila)

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Erste Schritte

Batterien einsetzen

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Fernbedienung

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Off-Low-Normal-High.

Camera Mode (Kameramodus)

Video Length (Videolänge)

Declaration of Conformity

CE

Hereby, Clas Ohlson AB declares that following product(s):

Scouting Camera

36-5762

MG882K-8mHD

is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC.

Article 3.1a (Safety): EN 60950-1

Article 3.1b (EMC): EN 301 489-1

EN 301 489-7

EN 61000-3-3

EN 61000-3-2

EN 55022

EN 55024

Article 3.2 (Radio) EN 301 511

C€0700

Insjön, Sweden, October 2014

Klas Balkow,

President.

Clas Ohlson, 793 85 Insjön, Sweden

Sverige

Postal 10 – 13 Market Place

Kingston Upon Thames

Surrey

KT1 1JZ

Deutschland