3310002 - Hidden camera BRESSER - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Digital Scouting Camera (Hidden Camera)
Brand / Model	Bresser / 3310002
Dimensions	140 x 104 x 76 mm
Weight	0.320 kg
Power Supply	8 x AA batteries (1.5V) or external 12V DC power supply
Image Sensor	2 MP Color CMOS
Image Resolution	8MP (3840x2160), 5MP (3072x1928), 2MP (1920x1080)
Video Resolution	1280x720 (30fps) and 720x480 (30fps)
Infrared Illumination	Range 12-15 meters (best at 12m)
Motion Sensor	Multi-zone PIR, range >12m, angle 72°
Trigger Time	Photo: 0.5s, Video: 1.5s
Storage Media	SD card (up to 32 GB, not included)
Display	Text display, 2 lines x 16 characters
Mounting	Adjustable belt or tripod socket (1/4" 20 thread)
Weather Resistance	IP65
Standby Current	< 0.25 mA
Operating Temperature	-20°C to +60°C
Humidity Range	5% - 90%
Certifications	CE, RoHS
Warranty	2 years (extendable via registration)
Maintenance	Clean lens with soft, lint-free cloth; use only recommended batteries; format SD card in camera if issues occur
Safety Instructions	Keep batteries away from children; do not disassemble; avoid high temperatures; dispose of electronics properly
Spare Parts / Repairability	Contact dealer for defects; no user-serviceable parts; professional repair only

Frequently Asked Questions - 3310002 BRESSER

How do I set up the Bresser 3310002 hidden camera for first use?

Insert 8 AA batteries (not included) and an SD card (up to 32 GB). Slide the power switch to ON. The red LED will blink for about 10 seconds, then the camera enters standby and will automatically capture images or videos when motion is detected. For custom settings, move the switch to SETUP mode and use the keypad.

What is the battery life of the camera?

With high-quality alkaline AA batteries, the camera can achieve up to 12 months of standby operation. In active use, battery life depends on the number of triggers and use of infrared LEDs. The camera consumes <0.25 mA in standby and 120 mA (plus 320 mA when IR LEDs are active).

How does night vision work?

The camera uses built-in infrared LEDs to illuminate the scene at night. It captures black-and-white images or videos. The effective IR range is 12-15 meters, with best results at 12 meters. Ensure no objects are too close to avoid overexposure from IR reflection.

What type of SD card should I use?

Use an SD card up to 32 GB capacity. The camera supports FAT12, FAT16, and FAT32 formats. For compatibility, format the card in the camera using the SD Card Erase ALL option. Insert the card with the power switch OFF and ensure the write-protect switch is unlocked.

How sensitive is the motion sensor and what is its range?

The PIR motion sensor has a range of over 12 meters and a detection angle of 72°. It is multi-zone and can be triggered by movement of humans or animals. For optimal performance, place the camera 1-2 meters above ground and avoid obstructions like branches.

How can I view the photos and videos taken by the camera?

Connect the camera to a computer using the included USB cable. In ON mode, the camera acts as a removable drive. Browse to the 'DCIM' folder and then '100SIMOS' to find your files. Alternatively, remove the SD card and use a card reader.

How do I reset the camera to factory settings?

In SETUP mode, press MENU, navigate to 'Setting' using arrow keys, select 'Reset', then choose 'Yes' and press OK. This restores all default settings and deletes custom configurations.

My computer does not recognize the camera via USB. What should I do?

This is often a driver issue. Update your USB drivers. If the problem persists, you may need to remove 'ghost devices' from Windows Device Manager. Follow the manual's steps: create a system variable 'devmgr_show_nonpresent_devices', set value to 1, restart, then delete unused USB entries from Device Manager.

Is the camera weatherproof?

Yes, the camera has an IP65 rating, meaning it is resistant to water and snow for outdoor use. However, do not submerge it. Ensure the casing latch is properly closed after inserting batteries or SD card.

What mounting options are available?

The camera can be mounted using the included adjustable belt (fits tree trunks up to about 15 cm diameter) or via a standard 1/4-inch tripod thread on the back. For best image quality, place it 1.5-2 meters high and about 5 meters from the subject.

USER MANUAL 3310002 BRESSER

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1.5 Bedienelemente

About this Instruction Manual

Please read the safety instructions in this manual carefully. To avoid damage to the unit and the risk of injury, only use this product as described in the manual. Keep the instruction manual handy so that you can easily look up information on all the functions.

DANGER!

You will find this symbol before every section of text that deals with the risk of minor to severe injuries resulting from improper use.

ATTENTION!

You will find this symbol in front of every section of text which deals with the risk of damage to property or the environment.

General Warnings

! DANGER!

This device contains electronic components which operate via a power source (power supply and/or batteries). Only use the device as described in the manual, or you run the risk of an electric shock.

Keep batteries out of the reach of children! Make sure you insert the batteries correctly. Empty or damaged batteries could cause burns if they come into contact with the skin. If necessary, wear adequate gloves for protection.

! ATTENTION!

Do not disassemble the device. In the event of a defect, please contact your dealer. The dealer will contact the Service Centre and can send the device in to be repaired, if necessary.

Use only the recommended batteries. Always replace weak or empty batteries with a new, complete set of batteries at full capacity. Do not use batteries from

different brands or with different capacities. The batteries should be removed from the unit if it has not been used for a long time.

Do not expose the device to high temperatures. Do not short-circuit the device or batteries or throw them into a fi re! Excessive heat or improper handling could trigger a short-circuit, a fi re or an explosion.

EC Declaration of Conformity

Bresser GmbH has issued a "Declaration of Conformity" in accordance with applicable guidelines and corresponding standards. This can be viewed any time upon request.

DISPOSAL

Dispose of the packaging materials properly, according to their type, such as paper or cardboard. Contact your local waste-disposal service or environmental authority for information on the proper disposal.

Do not dispose of electronic devices in the household garbage! As per Directive 2002/96/EC of the European Parliament on waste electrical and electronic equipment and its adaptation into German law, used electronic devices must be collected separately and recycled in an environmentally friendly manner.

In accordance with the regulations concerning batteries and rechargeable batteries, disposing of them in the normal household waste is explicitly forbidden. Please make sure to dispose of your used batteries as required by law — at a local collection point or in the retail market. Disposal in domestic waste violates the Battery Directive.

Batteries that contain toxins are marked with a sign and a chemical symbol. "Cd" = cadmium, "Hg" = mercury, "Pb" = lead.

Cd ^1

Hg²

Pb ^3

^1 battery contains cadmium
^2 battery contains mercury
^3 battery contains lead

1. Instructions

1.1 General Description

This camera, a digital scouting camera, is a surveillance camera working automatically. It can be triggered at once by any movement of human (or animals) in a certain region of interested (ROI) monitored by a high sensitive Passive Infrared (PIR) motion sensor, and then automatically captures high quality pictures (up to 8 MP interpolated) or records HD 720P (1280*720) video clips according to default settings or preset customer settings.

It takes color pictures or videos in suffi cient daylight. While at dark night, the built-in infrared LEDs function as fl ash light, the camera then takes clear pictures or videos (mo-nochrome).

The camera consumes very little power (less than 250uA) in standby mode. If the machine is operated with lithium AA batteries, an operating time of up to 12 month can be achieved in the standby mode.

It is resistant against water and snow for outside uses. Furthermore, the camera can be used as a portable digital camera. Pictures or videos can be taken manually by pressing OK. (an SD-card* must be inserted.)

1.1 Scope of delivery

① Digital camera, ② Belt, ③ USB cable, Instruction manual

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1.3 Camera I/O Interfaces

The camera has the following I/O interfaces: Mini USB connector, SD-card slot and external DC power connector. On the head of camera, there is a lock hole for theft-protection.

1.4 External components

1. Light sensor for the infrared lighting function

This sensor determines the exposure values for the shot. Hence, in order to guarantee the optimum images, this sensor should not be covered.

2. Red LED power indicator

This LED blinks for approximately 10 seconds when the camera is in switched on. When the blinking stops, the wildlife camera has completed its standby time and will now take photographs or videos according to the camera settings.

3. Infrared Lighting

The infrared diodes, arranged in arrays, allow images and videos to be taken at night (black and white images). Hence, if night-time operation is envisaged, the wildlife camera should be positioned such that these are not obscured by branches or similar when setting up the camera. When setting up the camera, it should be ensured that no objects are positioned too close to the camera, as the reflection created at short distances by the infrared lighting can cause overexposure.

As a rule, the game will not notice the infrared lighting. The spots illuminated around the camera are also invisible to the naked human eye.

4. Objective lens

The wildlife camera's images / video are recorded through the lens. Ensure that this area of the camera is always kept clean.

Clean the lenses only with a soft, lint-free cloth, (e.g. microfi bre cloth). To avoid scratching the lenses, use only gentle pressure with the cleaning cloth.

To remove more stubborn dirt, moisten the cleaning cloth with an eyeglass-cleaning solution and wipe the lenses gently.

5. Padlock\* eyelet\*

A padlock* can be inserted through this eyelet for additional security.

6. Motion Sensor

The motion sensor is attached to the front of the camera, such that any movements in front of the camera within an angle of 60^ can be recorded. When setting up the wildlife camera, it should be positioned such that this angle is not obscured by branches or similar, in order to guarantee the operation of the camera. The motion sensor has a range of approximately 12 metres.

7. Casing latch

The casing of the wildlife camera can be opened at the casing latch with its metal staple, in order to gain access to the operator controls and the battery compartment inside.

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1. USB connector
2. Connection socket for external 12V DC power supply (power supply unit and mains adapter not supplied)
3. Tripod connection socket; Standard 6.35 mm (0.25") tripod thread
4. SD-Card slot

1.5 Operator controls

The following operator controls are located inside the wildlife camera:

12 „OK“-Key
13 Display
14 „MENU“-Key
15 Main key
16 Arrow keys ▲ ▼ ▶ ▶

The main key is used to select the 3 operating modes: OFF, Setup and ON (see Figure 2).

A keypad with six control buttons are used in the SETUP mode to select functions and parameters.

As shown in Figure 2, these are the keys: Up, Down, Left, Right, OK and Menu.

The Menu button is used to enter the setup mode or to exit the setup mode.

With the OK button you can manually take test photos or videos in the setup mode. (The recording time of the video is 30 seconds and can not be changed)

1.6 Supported formats

Here are some important notices. You don't need to worry about the fi le system format of the camera unless you have problems with reading the SD-card with your other equipment. If this happenes, please format the SD-card in the camera or in a computer fi rst and then reinsert the card into your camera to make a try.

Item	Format
Image JPG
Video AVI
File format FAT32

2. Caution!

- The working voltage of the camera is 12V. The camera is supplied by 8 AA batteries*.

- Please install batteries according to shown polarity.

- For camera operation an SD-card* (up to 32 GB) is needed.

- Please unlock the write-protect before inserting the SD-card.

- Please insert the SD-card when the power switch is at OFF position before testing the camera. The camera has no internal memory for saving images or videos.

- Please do not insert or take out the SD-card when the power switch is at ON position.

- It is recommended to use the camera to format the SD-card when used for the first time.

- The camera will be in USB mode when connected to a USB port of a computer. In this case, the SD-card functions as a removable disk.

- In the TEST mode, the camera will shut down automatically after 3 minutes if no operation is done. Please turn on the power again if you want to continue to work with the camera.

- Please ensure sufficient power when having firmware upgrade, otherwise the upgrade process could be

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interrupted incorrectly. If any fault occurs after improper upgrading process, the camera may stop function properly.

3. Main operations

3.1 Power supply

To supply power for the camera, 8 AA size batteries* are needed. Optionally, the device may be powered through an external power supply (optional accessory).

This manual only describes the power supply by using batteries.

ATTENTION: The manufacturer does not take any liability for any damages caused by wrong insertion of batteries or by the use of a non-compatible power supply!

Open the camera.

ATTENTION: Make sure that the power switch is at the OFF position.

Install batteries into the depot according to the polarities shown below.

(Note: we do not recommend NiMH batteries, because the available capacity at low temperature is marginal) Fur-

*not included with your purchase

thermore, it is also possible to use an external mains adapter with 12V output.

We recommend High-density and high-performance alkaline batteries with 1.5V output.

When in low-battery state, the camera will automatically shut down. Please change the batteries in time. Remove used batteries from the device immediately!

NOTE:

A: If voltage drops below 10.5 V, the camera shoots images and video only during the day.

During night time, the camera does not work.

B: When voltage drops below 8.5 V, you can turn the camera on, but you can not take pictures and videos.

C: If voltage drops below 7.5V, the camera will not work.

3.2 Insert the SD-card\*

Insert an SD card into the camera before you start operating the camera. (Camera's power switch is in the OFF position). Open the camera. Insert SD-card into the card slot with the unmarked side facing upwards. Please note that the SD-card can only be plugged in in one direction. Make sure that the write-protect switch of the SD-card is in the "write" position; otherwise the camera can not take images or videos.

3.3 Power on the Camera

Before switching on, please pay attention to the following:

1. Avoid temperature and motion disturbances in front of the camera such as big leaf, curtain, air-conditioner, air outlet of a chimney or other heat sources to prevent false triggering.
2. The height from ground for placing the camera should vary with the object size appropriately. In general, one to two meters are preferred.
3. Slide the power switch to the ON position to power on the camera.

After switching on the camera, the indicator LED (red) will blink for about 10s. The 10s is a buffering time before autonomic capturing of photos or videos, e.g. for closing and locking the bottom cover, fixing the camera on a tree and walk away.

3.4 Enter into the TEST Mode

In order to use custom settings, the camera of the TEST mode must be activated. Slide to the main switch on the position "OFF" in the "SETUP" position.

Various functions such as user-specific settings or manual recording can then be controlled via the six button keypad.

The camera does not turn on when there is no SD card is inserted.

3.4.1 Manual capturing

In TEST mode it is easily possible to capture pictures or videos manually by pressing the "OK" button.

3.4.2 View images or videos

In ON mode connect the camera with a computer using the supplied USB cable. The device will be shown as a fl ash drive and you can easily start viewing images on the computer's screen.

3.5 Power off

Switch the ON/OFF lever to OFF position to power off the camera. Please note that even in the OFF mode, the camera still consumes certain power at A level. Therefore, please remove the battery if the camera will not be used for a long time.

4. Advanced operations

From the basic operations of the camera in the previous chapter, we know that the camera has three basic operation modes:

1. OFF Mode: Power switch is in OFF position.
2. ON Mode: Power switch is in ON position.
3. TEST Mode: Power switch is in "SETUP" position

The OFF mode is the specified safe mode for replacing the SD-card or batteries and transporting the camera.

ATTENTION: Replace SD-card only in OFF mode!

4.1 Settings

To make any specific settings, an SD-card must be inserted. Then, change into the TEST mode explained before.

Below the display are the function keys with the following functions:

• Press the menu key to switch between status mode or Setup mode.
• In Status mode, the OK button is used to manually take photos or videos, in the setup mode, confirm the setting by pressing the OK button.
• In the setup mode the keys ▲ or ▼ used to select sub-menus, set values for date / time value and to check the MCU / DSP fi rmware version
• The keys ▼ or ▶ can be used to Date / Time Select the Setup menu.

4.1.1 Default Settings

List of menu items and their settings:

Menu items Setting (bold = default setting)		Description:
Operation Mode	Photo, Video or Time Lapse	Select weather to take pictures, record video or time lapse.
Photo Size	2MP Pixel, 5MP Pixel, 8MP Pixel	Set the resolution of photos.
Capture Number 1	photo, 3 photo Specifices the number of images made when triggered.
Video Size 1280*720720*480		Set the resolution of videos, e.g. 720x480 or 1280x720. All videos are in 16:9 format.
Video Length 30s,	1Min Adjust the recording time of the video.
Photo Delay 5s, 15s, 30s1min, 5min, 15min		The interval for the triggering of the camera can be adjusted.This adjusts how quickly an image is captured consecutively. The motion sensor of the camera is then turned off for the specified period in between.
Video Delay	1min, 5min, 10min	The interval for the triggering of the camera can be adjusted.This adjusts how quickly an image is captured consecutively. The motion sensor of the camera is then turned off for the specified period in between.

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Time lapse Delay	30s, 1Min, 5Min	With this setting, the camera will automatically take pictures at a set interval. This function can work together with the timer function.(Note: In this mode, the PIR sensor is disabled, the camera will not record video).
SD Card Erase ALL	Save All Formats the sd card. All data on	the card will be deleted.
SET Date/Time 01	/01/14 Here you can set the date and time.
Timer S: E: Here, a specific period can be specified, in which the camera is active. Outside of the specified period, the camera is then inactive.
TEMP UNIT F/C Select the preferred Temperature unit. Is visible on images.
Camera Name 0-9, A-Z (up to 10 letters or numbers possible.)		Camera name adjustable, visible on images. This way, pictures can be associated to locations or different cameras.
Reset YES/NO Resets all the settings of the user and resets to default settings (factory settings).
DSP Version		Shows the DSP version number.
MCU Version		Shows the MCU version number. Useful for repair or upgrades.
SW Upgrade		Copy the fi rmware to the root directory of a formatted SD Memory card and navigate to the upgrade menu.(Caution: Do NOT disconnect the camera from the power supply during the fi rmware update).

4.1.2 Set camera mode

The following steps explain how to change the camera to "Video" mode. Provided the previous setting is the "camera" mode:

a) Drücken Sie MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press for tvselect Operation Mode and press OK.
c) Press ▲ or ▼ select VIDEO.
d) Press OK to save the current setting.
e) Press MENU to cancel setting and return to info display.

4.1.3 Set photo resolution

The following steps explain how to set the picture resolution to 5MP, provided the previous setting is 8MP:

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ☑r to select Operation Mode and press OK.
c) Press ▲ or ▼ to select PHOTO and press OK.
d) Press ▲br ▼ select Photo Quality and press OK.
e) Press ▲pr ▼ select 5 MP and press OK.
f) Press OK to save the current setting.
g) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.4 Set the number of direct image capture sequence

The following steps explain the setting of an image capture sequence, (the number of images to be taken directly in succession when the shutter is released). Up to 3 images in a row can be recorded.

a) Press MENU to bring up the settings menu.
b) Press ▲br ▼ select Operation Mode and confirm your selection by pressing the OK button
c) Press ▲br ▼ select Photo and confirm your selection by pressing the OK button
d) Press ▶ or to select Cont. shot and confirm your selection by pressing the OK button
e) Press ▲ or ▼ select "3 photos".
f) Press OK to save the changes made.
g) Press MENU to exit the selection screen

4.1.5 Set video resolution

The following steps explain how to set the video resolution to 720 x 480, provided the previous setting is 1280 x 720:

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press for to select Operation Mode and press OK.
c) Press ▲br ▼ select VIDEO and press OK.
d) Press ▶ or ▽ select Video Quality and press OK.
e) Press ▲ or Ⓥ select 720 x 480.
f) Press OK to save the current setting.
g) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.6 Set video length

The following steps explain how to set the video length to 1 minute, provided the previous setting is set to 30 seconds:

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ☑ to select Operation Mode and press OK.
c) Press ▲ or ▼ to select VIDEO and press OK.
d) Press ▲ or ▼ to select Video length and press OK.
e) Press ▲ or ▼o select 1 min.
f) Press OK to save the current setting.
g) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.7 Set photo trigger interval

The following steps explain how to set the photo trigger interval to 5 minutes, provided the previous setting is set to 1 minute:

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ☑ to select Operation Mode and press OK.
c) Press ▲ or ▼ to select PHOTO and press OK.
d) Press ▲ or ▼ to select Photo delay and press OK.
e) Press ▲ or ▶ select 5 min.
f) Press OK to save the current setting.
g) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.8 Set video trigger interval

The following steps explain how to set the video trigger interval to 5 minutes, provided the previous setting is set to 1 minute:

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ☐ or ☑ select Operation Mode and press OK.
c) Press ▲ or ▶ select VIDEO and press OK.
d) Press ▲ or □ to select Video delay and press OK.
e) Press ▲ or ▼ to select 5 min.
f) Press OK to save the current setting.
g) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.9 Set time lapse interval

This camera provides the ability to take time lapse recordings. The following steps describe how the time lapse recording is activated. The interval is displayed in hour / minute format.

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ☐ or to select Operation Mode and press OK.
c) Press ▲ or ▶ to select Time Lapse and press OK.
d) Press ▲ or ▼ to select T.L. Quality and press OK.
e) Press or to select "5.0 MP" (Medium) or "2.0 MP" (Low) and press OK.
f) Press ☐ or ☑ select 30 sec, 1 min or 5 min and press OK.
g) Press OK to save the current setting.
h) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.10 Format SD card

NOTE: When executing this action, all data on the card will be erased irrevocably! Perform a backup of your data first.

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ▲ or ▼ select SD CARD and press OK.
c) Press ▲br ▼ to select ERASE ALL and press OK.
d) Press ▲ or ▶ select T.L. Quality.
e) Press OK to start formatting your SD card. During formatting the message "Deleting ..." appears on the screen.
f) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.11 Set date format and date

The valid value for years is between 2009 and 2035. Default setting may vary from the current date. Provided that date and time settings need to be changed, the steps are as follows:

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ▲ or ▼ select Setting and press OK.
c) Press ▲ or ▼ to select Date format and press OK.
d) Press for to select the desired date format and press OK.
e) Press ▲br ▼ select Setup Date and press OK.
f) Press ▶r ▶ change the current value or ▶ to ▶ switch the input fi eld.
g) Press OK to save the current setting.
h) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.12 Set time

The time is displayed in hours / minutes / seconds (12 or 24-hour mode) format.

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ▲ or ▼ to select Setting and press OK.
c) Press ▲ or ▼ to select SETUP Time and press OK.
d) Press ▲ or ▶ to select 12 or 24-hour mode.
e) Press ▶ to select hours
f) Press ▲ or ▼ change the value.
g) Press ▶ to select minutes.
h) Press ▲ or ▼ change the value.
i) Press OK to save the current setting.
j) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.13 Setting the timer (timer function)

Please note that the start and stop time (24-hour mode) for the activity window only works if the timer is set to ON.

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ▲ or Ⓞ select SETTING and press OK.
c) Press ▲br ▼ select TIMER and press OK.
d) Press ☐ or ☑ activate or deactivate the timer function and press OK.
e) Press ▲ or ▼ change the hour value (activation time)
f) Press ▶to select the minute value (activation time)
g) Press ▲ or ▽ change the value.
h) Press ▶o select the hour value (deactivation time)
i) Press ▲ or ▼ change the value.
j) Press ▶o select the minute value (deactivation time)
k) Press OK to save the current setting.
I) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.14 Setting the temperature unit

The following steps explain how to select the preferred temperature unit.

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ▲ or ▶ select Setting and press OK.
c) Press ▲ or ▼ to select Temp Unit and press OK.
d) Press or to select °C (Celsius) or °F (Fahrenheit).
e) Press OK to save the current setting.
f) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.15 Setting the Camera name

The following steps explain how to set the camera name (The camera name will be displayed on each image).

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ▲br ▼ select Setting and press OK.
c) Press ▲ or ▼ select Camera Name.
d) Press OK to get to the sub menu.
e) Press ▶or ▶b select and ▶t tochange the value.
f) Press OK to save the current setting.
g) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

4.1.16 Restoring Factory Default Settings

The following steps explains how to delete the individual settings and how to restore to the factory settings.

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ▲ or ▶ select Setting and press OK.
c) Press ▲ or ☐ select Reset and press OK.
d) Press ▲ or ▼ to select Yes.
e) Press OK to perform the reset and to return to the selection menu.
f) Press MENU to exit the selection screen.

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ▶ or ▶ select MCU Version to view the MCU Version.
f) Press MENU or OK to exit the selection screen.

4.1.19 How to delete images or videos

CAUTION: Performing this action will erase all data irrevocably on the card! Perform a backup of your data first.

a) Press MENU to display the settings menu.
b) Press ▲ or Ⓥ select "SD Card"
c) Press OK to confirm your selection.
c) Press or to choose between SAVE ALL or ERASE ALL.

4.1.20 Format SD card

Connect the camera via the supplied USB cable to your computer. The content of the memory card is displayed as an external hard disk on the computer.

The camera supports 3 kinds of file formats, FAT12, FAT16 and FAT32.

The default value is FAT16 to save pictures and videos.

Here are some related notes:

- Normally, there is no reason to change the file format. Unless your equipment has problems reading the SD card. When this happens, reformat the SD card directly on the camera or on your computer. Then insert the card into your camera and try again.

- The default fi le format of the camera is FAT16, which can be read by most computers. When you format an SD card for your camera with your computer, you should choose the FAT16 fi le format. Normally FAT16 is recommended unless you use a image viewer that demands FAT12 or FAT32.

4.2 Save Photos or Videos to your computer

Make sure that the main power switch is in the OFF position to back up your photos or videos on a computer. Connect the camera via the supplied USB cable to your computer. The contents of the memory card is displayed as an external hard disk on the computer. Look for the "DCIM" folder. In the menu that appears, there is another folder "100SIMOS". You can copy or cut selected files and transfer them to your hard disk.

4.3 Mounting and positioning of the camera

Once you have set the camera parameters, you can mount the camera at a suitable position. In order to obtain optimal image quality, the camera should be placed about 5 meters (16-17ft) away from the subject at a height of 1.5-2 m (5 to 6.5 ft). The best results at night can be achieved if the subject is within the flash range of the camera, ideally between 3 m (10') and 14 m (45').

There are 2 ways to mount the camera: with the included adjustable belt or with the tripod thread.

Using the adjustable belt:

Slide one end of the belt through the two brackets on the back of the camera. Fasten the belt securely around the tree trunk with a diameter of about 15 cm (6 in.).

Using the tripod mount:

The camera is equipped with a threaded socket on the rear for mounting on a tripod or other mounting accessories with a 1/4 "tripod thread

Privacy PROTECTION!

The device is intended for private use.

Please heed the privacy of other people. Do not use the camera to look into apartments, public spaces, along walking or hiking trails or heavy frequented locations.

5. Troubleshooting

5.1 USB device is not recognized by the computer

This circumstance occasionally occurs in some OEM versions of Windows. It is not caused by a defect device. An update of the USB drivers on the notebook or PC in most cases solves the problem.

In case an update of the driver does not result in a satisfactorily solution it is recommended to proceed as described below (the manufacturer takes no liability for any loss or damage caused by running this process!).

Delete the so-called 'Ghost Devices' (devices that are not currently connected to the computer). Background information: Windows generates an entry in its system preferences for each new USB device (e.g. USB stick) for each USB drive it is plugged into. At every start of the computer Windows will search for this unit. This delays detection of USB devices as well as the launch of Windows itself and is responsible for the failure to recognize the USB port!

Therefore, you may ‘clear up’ your system environment and remove unused devices. To do this, right-klick on ‘My Computer’ or ‘Computer’ and open the ‘Properties’ item in the context menu. Then klick in the window on the tab ‘ADVANCED /ADVANCED SYSTEM SETTINGS’ and klick on ‘ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES’. Now select the lower part (NEW ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE). At ‘NAME OF VARIABLES’ enter the following text:

devmgr\_show\_nonpresent\_devices

Enter the value '1' in 'Value of Variables'

Confirm the entry with 'OK' and restart the computer. After rebooting open the Device Manager. Select the menu item VIEW and activate the option 'Show Hidden Devices'. The 'Ghost Devices' previously hidden are now displayed in grey. Check for entries in the different categories such as USB, storage volumes, etc. Only delete the entries of devices you no longer use from the 'Device Manager'.

^1 Source: Microsoft knowledge base http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315539/en

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Appendix: Technical specifications

Image Sensor 2 MP Color CMOS
Lens F = 7.45 mm	Field of View =60°
Infrared Illumination	12-15m (12m is best)
Memory Card* SD-Card, up to 32 GB
Image Resolution 8MP=3840×2160;5MP=3072×1928;2MP=1920×1080
Videoauflösung 1280*720/30 fps (16:9);720×480/30 fps
Motion Sensor Multi Zone
Motion Sensor sensitivity	>12m, 72°
Trigger Time Photo: 0.5s Video:1.5s
Weight 0.320 kg
Operation/Storage Temp.	-20 - +60°C / -30 - +70°C

*not included with your purchase

Interval Photo: 5s/15s	/30s,1 min/5 min/15 minVideo: 1 min/5 min/10 min
Photo Burst 1, 3
Video length	1 min,5 min,10 min
Power Supply	8×AA, 12V
Stand-by current	< 0.25 mA
Power consumption	120 mA (+320mA when IR-LED is active)
Low Battery alert	Battery indicator status on the display
Display	Text Display, 2 lines x 16 characters
Ports	USB; SD-Karte; 12V DC external
Mount	Belt, Tripod thread (1/4" 20 gear)
Weatherproofed	IP65
Dimensions 140 x 104	x 76 mm
Humidity operating range	5% - 90%
Safety Label	CE, RoHS

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WARRANTY & SERVICE

The regular guarantee period is 2 years and begins on the day of purchase. To benefit from an extended voluntary guarantee period as stated on the gift box, registration on our website is required.

You can consult the full guarantee terms as well as information on extending the guarantee period and details of our services at www.bresser.de/warranty_terms.

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