StrongVision PRO 2G - Uncategorized Evolveo - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Trail Camera (Hunting Camera)
Brand	Evolveo
Model	StrongVision PRO 2G
Network	GSM 900/1800 MHz (2G)
Display	Color TFT 2.4"
Motion Sensor	PIR, adjustable sensitivity (3 levels), detection angle 120°
Night Vision	IR LED 940nm, 58 LEDs, range up to 20 m
Camera Sensor	8 MP color CMOS (night: black & white)
Lens	F=3.1, FOV=67°
Photo Resolution	30, 24, 20, 16, 12 MP (selectable)
Video Resolution	1080p, 720p, WVGA, VGA
Power Supply	10 x AA 1.5 V batteries (alkaline or NiMH) or optional Li-Ion battery SGV CAM-BAT3 (8000 mAh), external DC 12 V 2 A
Memory Card	SD card up to 64 GB
SIM Card	Mini SIM (PIN disabled required)
Dimensions (H x W x D)	187 x 118 x 87 mm (with antenna bent to 90°; height with straight antenna 347 mm)
Operating Temperature	-10°C to +50°C
Storage Temperature	-15°C to +60°C
Ingress Protection	IP65
Security	Optional 4-digit password (universal: 1314)
Connectivity	USB-C for PC connection, antenna connector (screw-on)
Activation Speed	0.8 s (ideal conditions)
Burst Mode	1, 3, 6 or 9 frames per trigger
Time Lapse	5, 30 min, 1, 2, 3, 6, 12, 24 h intervals
File Format	Photo: JPEG, Video: MP4/H.264

Frequently Asked Questions - StrongVision PRO 2G Evolveo

How do I set up the camera to send photos via email?

Use the Easy SMS Setup feature: send an SMS from your phone to the camera's SIM number with the format email*youremail&example.com* (replace @ with &). Alternatively, use the EVOLVEO Config software on a PC to create a PARAMETER.DAT file and save it to the SD card.

What type of batteries does the StrongVision PRO 2G use?

It uses 10 x AA 1.5V batteries (alkaline or NiMH). You can also purchase the optional Li-Ion rechargeable battery SGV CAM-BAT3 (8000 mAh) for longer life.

How do I change the language on the camera?

Switch the camera to TEST mode, press MENU, navigate to Language using arrow keys, select your language, and confirm with OK.

What should I do if the camera stops taking pictures?

Check that the SD card is not full, batteries have sufficient charge, the switch is in ON mode (not TEST or OFF), and that the memory card is formatted. Also ensure MMS/SMTP sending is not delaying capture.

How can I reset the camera to factory settings?

In TEST mode, go to Menu > Setup > Default Setting and select OK. This resets all menu settings to defaults.

What is the maximum SD card size supported?

The camera supports SD cards up to 64 GB.

How do I send an SMS command to trigger the camera?

Send an SMS to the camera's SIM number with the command *500* to take a picture and send it to the set email. Other commands include *530* (switch on), *531* (sleep mode), and *520* (get info).

Why are my night images dark?

Ensure the camera is aimed at objects that can reflect IR light (e.g., rocks, bushes) within 8–12 m. Also use high-quality batteries for sufficient IR power. The IR range is up to 20 m, but reflects off objects.

Can I use the camera without a SIM card?

Yes, the camera can operate as a standard trail camera without a SIM card. It will still detect motion and store photos/videos on the SD card.
Note: Email/MMS sending requires a SIM with data/GPRS.

How do I clean the camera lens and IR cover?

Use a soft, lint-free cloth slightly dampened with water or lens cleaner. Do not use abrasive cleaners. Remove the protective film from the lens and IR sensor before first use.

USER MANUAL StrongVision PRO 2G Evolveo

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Easy SMS Setup

email*petr&email.com*

https://webftp.evolveo.com/ftp/digital_camera/

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Easy SMS Setup

email*petr&email.com*

1. Odoslanie e-mailov s obrázkami na dve e-mailové adresy, pričom znak @ v adrese nahrad'te znakom &:

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3.2. Nastavenia MMS

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1. Easy SMS Setup + Contents of the package 75
2. First launch.... 76
3. MMS settings.... 79
4. EMAIL settings 82
5. Technical specifications.... 85
6. Description of the device 88
7. Media Browser....93
8. Shooting directly from the menu 93
9. Advanced settings 94
10. SMS commands .... 101
11. Troubleshooting.... 102

Video manual:

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Easy SMS Setup

Easy SMS setup is a feature that allows you to set up sending captured images directly to your email inbox remotely via SMS.

For remote setup, you need to follow a few steps:

1. An SD card must be inserted in the device - which must not contain the parameter.dat file.
2. An activated SIM card with data transfer enabled must also be inserted.
3. 1.5V alkaline AA batteries or a charged SGV CAM-BAT3 8000mAh battery must be inserted in the device
4. StrongVision PRO 2G camera must be in ON mode
5. Open SMS text messaging on your mobile phone and create a new
6. Enter the phone number of the SIM card inserted in the camera as the recipient.
7. Send emails with images to one email address, replace the @ sign in your address with an & sign:

a. Please enter your email address in the body of the message in the following format: email*petr&email.com*

1. Send emails with images to two email addresses, replace the @ sign in your address with an & sign:

a. In the body of the message, type your email addresses in this format:

email*petr&email.com*/*petr2&email.com*

1. As soon as the camera receives the settings, you will receive an SMS from the phone number of the SIM card inserted into the photo trap (charged according to

the tariff used) Email settings successful!

1. Based on the settings, the photo trap will send images to the specified emails.
2. Emails can be changed during use by sending the commands in section 7 or 8 of this chapter.
3. If you send an SMS with the settings and do not receive a confirmation SMS back, you need to check:

a. Whether the Photo Trap is in ON mode
b. Whether the PIN request is deactivated on the inserted SIM card
c. Whether the photo trap has a sufficient signal in the given location - in test mode it is displayed on the display.
d. Whether the batteries in the camera are sufficiently charged

e. Make sure you use the & sign instead of the @ sign in your email address

1. When you want to set up sending by MMS or use your own SMTP server, you must use the EVOLVEO Config software

2. If you decide to use your own settings, you must delete the SYSCFG.TXT file from the SD card of the device that was set up using the SMS command. If you leave the file on the SD card, the camera will use the settings from this file and ignore the PARAMETER.DAT file created by EVOLVEO CONFIG

Warning:

This service uses the EVOLVEO MAIL email service, which is free and set as default on the device. APNs are automatically set according to your SIM card operator.

graph TD
    A["1. SD SIM"] --> B["2. TEST"]
    B --> C["3. ON"]
    C --> D["4. SEND SMS"]
    D --> E["5. Email settings successful"]

    subgraph Setup
        direction TB
        A --> A1["↓"]
        B --> B2["↓"]
        C --> C2["↓"]
        D --> D2["↓"]
        E --> E1["To: Camera SIM Tel: XXX XXX XXX"]
        E --> E2["Text: email*tomas&email.com* /*lukas&email.com*"]
    end

    subgraph Signal
        direction LR
        B --> B2
        C --> C2
        D --> D2
        E --> E1
        E --> E2
        E --> E2
        E --> E2
        E --> E2
        E --> E2
    end

1. Contents of the package

		Hunting Camera
		Antenna
		Strap for fastening
		Micro SD card reader
		Instructions

2. First launch

Before starting the device for the first time, remove any protective film that is placed over the camera lens and IR sensor. These could otherwise hinder motion recognition or affect image quality.

Inserting Batteries:

A 10 x AA 1.5V battery case is inserted into the device from the factory, remove and insert the AA batteries before use. The battery case has a connector on it which, if the case is inserted into the camera, powers the camera directly, in no case are the inserted batteries charged! You can also purchase an 8000mAh Li-Ion battery for the device, which will extend the battery life and allow for more economical operation. Li-Ion batteries can be found at www.evolveo.com under the code SGV CAM-BAT3.

The batteries are placed in the battery case, which is secured with two locks. To release, the locks must be moved to the "UNLOCK" position

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▶ Always use AA batteries of the same type and manufacturer, and the batteries must always have the same charge. If you use different types of batteries, the device may be damaged. Such damage is not

covered by the statutory warranty.

▶ If you know that you will not be using the device for an extended period of time, remove the batteries from the device. Leaving them in the device may cause damage to the device that is not covered by the warranty.

▶ Due to the large number of modes and settings, the battery life of an active device cannot be specified exactly. Night mode or video recording have high power consumption requirements and significantly reduce battery life. We can only recommend the use of high quality Alkaline or Lithium rechargeable batteries for longer battery life.

Warning: Insert batteries into the device when it is switched off

TIP: For ease of operation, a spare SGV CAM-BAT3 battery can be purchased, which can be pre-charged using the integrated charging connector and replaced with an already discharged battery at the installation site.

2.13. Insert an SD card into the device, the camera supports SD cards up to 64 GB, the SD slot is located on the side of the device next to the control panel.

2.14. Insert a MINI-sized SIM card into the device, the SIM slot is located on the side of the device next to the control panel.

WARNING:

- The SIM must not be protected by a PIN code - make sure the SIM is unlocked before using it for the first time.

- The SIM card must be activated, before using the SIM card for the first time, make sure it is activated according to your operator's procedure.

2.15. TEST mode - Turn on the camera by switching the main switch to the middle "TEST" position. In TEST mode, the device

will boot into the main menu, press the MENU button to switch to the carousel main menu. Use the arrow keys to navigate through the menu and confirm the selected settings with the "OK" button.

2.16. Language settings - the device is factory set to English - to change to your preferred language, do the following: Press the "MENU" button, use the up or down arrow to scroll through the menu to "Language" and confirm by pressing the "OK" button, use the arrow to select your language and confirm with the "OK" button, press the "MENU" button again to return to the home screen.

2.17. EVOLVEO Config - is a program that must be installed on your Windows PC. The program is used to set up the photo trap, without this program you cannot set up sending photos via EMAIL or MMS. Evolveo Config can be downloaded from www.evolveo.com

2.18. ACTIVATIONS: If you have everything set up, you can activate the device by switching the main switch to the ON position. The device will start a countdown on the display and the red LED above the camera lens will flash on the front panel. When the LED flashes, the camera is operational and starts taking pictures based on the settings.

Warning!

It is always possible to have only one mode active, either sending MMS or sending EMAIL, if both settings are selected at the same time, the camera will not send any data!!

3. MMS settings

3.1. Configuration

To set up the photo trap you need to use the EVOLVEO Config tool, which you can download at the link below. This tool creates a PARAMETER.DAT file that needs to be saved to the SD card of the device. Always insert the SD with the file into a switched off device, otherwise the settings will not be loaded.

The configuration software is designed for MS Windows only

EVOLVEO Config can be downloaded here:

https://webftp.evolveo.com/ftp/digital_camera/

Extract the file EVOLVEO_CONFIG.zip

Not sure how to set it up?

Scan this QR with your mobile phone and you will be taken to our video tutorial on YouTube.com

3.2. MMS settings

Auto MMS mode:

In the MMS tab, select MMS ON and then select "Auto" and the photopast will then offer you the preset settings for your operator in the next settings. MMS is charged by your operator and in most cases is a more expensive service than sending an email.

• Choose a country
• Select Operator
• Fill in the empty column on the right with the recipient's phone number.
• Fill in your email address to receive photos. In this setting, the sent EMAIL is charged in the same way as MMS. If you want to send emails using a data plan, go to the email tab in EVOLVEO Config.

3.3. Manual MMS mode:

If no selection information is configured, select Manual MMS mode.

Contact your operator and manually enter the parameters required to send MMS messages: APN, account, password, MMSC, server IP address and port. Then fill in the phone number, email address, or both where the MMS messages should be sent.

This method of sending images is also called data transmission. This is currently a very popular method where the image is sent from email to email and only the data is charged. The recommended settings are shown below the text in the figure from EVOLVEO Config.

a) SMTP select "ON"
b) SMTP Mode select "AUTO"
c) Country select "Czech Republic"
d) Choose your operator - for example for Kaktus - T-mobile CZ

2) GPRS Settings:

If you have selected SMTP mode "AUTO" there is no need to set anything. In case you have entered EMAIL Settings manual, fill in according to the data provided by your operator

3) Email server settings:

We recommend using the EVOLVEO email server!

a) TYPE: EVOLVEO
b) Further settings will be done automatically - no need to change anything.

4) Recipient's email:

Fill in the email addresses to which you want to send your images.

WARNING: camera sends only photos to email. In the case of a set series of frames, always take only the first frame of the series.

The quality of the photos sent by email is always lower than the quality of the images on the SD card. 2G/GPRS is a slow data transfer, so the images for the email are scaled down. The quality of the images sent can be set in the device menu: Settings/Image size

Manual SMTP mode

If no selection information is configured, select Manual MMS mode.

The user must first contact the SIM card provider to obtain the APN, account, password and fill them out; contact the sending email provider for server and port information.

g. Enter the sending email address.
h. Enter the password for the sending email address on the left.
i. Enter the delivery email address on the right.

Save the "Parameter.dat" file to your Micro SD card

Enter ON mode

Once all settings are complete, turn the switch to the ON position to start the automatic mode. The motion indicator will flash red for about 5 seconds and then the camera will start working. As soon as a person or animal enters the PIR sensor's field of view, it immediately starts taking pictures or recording video.

Warning: To avoid possible false triggering caused by temperature and motion interference, do not point the camera at a heat source (e.g., the sun, a hot rock, or metal) or near branches or wands. The ideal direction for focusing is north and open spaces without a heat source. Also remove any wands from the area near the camera.

5. Technical specifications

5.1 General

Display	Colour TFT 2.4"
Motion sensor	PIR - adjustable sensitivity (3 levels)
Motion sensor detection angle	120°
Night light	IR LED 940nm, 58 LEDs under front anti-reflective cover
IR LED range	20 m *
Dimensions	H x W x D. 187**x118x87mm
Operating Temperature	-10 °C to +50 °C
Storage Temperature	-15 °C to +60 °C
Coverage	IP65
Security	4-digit optional password
Operating temperature	-10°C - +55°C

*If there are no other objects in the area in front of the camera from which the IR light can reflect, night images may be dark. Ideally, the

area in front of the camera should contain objects from which the IR light will reflect, such as rocks, bushes, logs, etc. Ideal range is between 8-12 m from the camera

** Including mounted antenna bent to 90°, height including straightened antenna 347 mm

5.2 Photographs

Sensor	8Mpix color CMOS (night photo black and white)
Lens	F=3.1; FOV=67 °
Photo resolution	30/24/20/16/12MP
Exposure (ISO)	Auto/100/200/400
Timelapse mode (Timelapse)	5 min/30 min 1/2/3/6/12/24h
Multi-frame mode (Burst)	1/3/6 or 9 frames
Information on the photo	Time and Date, Temperature (°C, °F), Moon phase, optional name
Recording modes	Photography, Photography & Video, Timelapse
File format	.JPEG
Activation speed	0,8 s *
Delay interval	The amount of time the device is inactive after the last motion-based start. Instant, 10 s, 1/3/5/10/15 or 30 min

*The PIR sensor detects movement based on changes in surface temperatures. This figure is in an ideal environment, when the object in front of the camera has a sufficient surface temperature difference, and crosses perpendicularly the scanned area (passes from side to side) If the object will approach the camera frontally, it will take longer to recognize the motion.

5.3 Video

Video resolution	VGA, 720 p, 1080 p
Record length	5/10/30/60 or 90 seconds
File format	MP4/H.264
Liveview (Liveview)	<180kBps **

**Frequent use of this feature may impact the amount of data consumed!

5.4 Power supply

Built-in Battery	10x 1.5v AA batteries, or SGV CAM-BAT3 Li-Ion rechargeable battery
Power source	DC 12V 2 A - does not charge batteries inserted in the AA cell cage.
Connector for external power supply	DC Jack 3.5x1.3 mm
External batteries	A 12 V battery can be connected to the external power connector using a cable: SGV-CAM-PWRC

5.5 Connectivity

Supported mobile network frequencies:	GSM:900/1800
Memory card	SD up to 64 GB
SIM card	Mini SIM card - PIN requirement turned off
GSM antenna	Screw-on with seal for 4G networks, can be replaced by external antenna with extension cable: SGV-CAM-EXTA
Internal memory	The device has no internal memory
USB	Can be connected to a PC using a USB-C cable (not included)

6. Description of the device

1.	Antenna (Rubber cap must always be used)
2.	IR Illuminator
3.	Indication LED, Ambient light sensor
4.	Camera lens
5.	PIR sensor (Motion sensor)
6.	Place for locking
7.	Latches

1.	Antenna connector (For outdoor use, the antenna must always be attached)
2.	2.4" Colour LCD display
3.	Control buttons
4.	Main position switch: OFF – TEST -- ON
5.	Battery case for 10x AA 1.5V cells
6.	Power connection cable - must not be broken. In case of damage, remove the battery and send the device to an authorized service center.

1.	SD card slot (max. size 64 GB)
2.	USB-C connector for PC connection (Mass Storage)
3.	SIM card slot (Mini SIM format)

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1.	Connector for DC 12V/ 1.5A power supply (Charges the inserted battery!)
2.	Tripod thread 1⁄4" can be used SGV CAM-H1

1.	Attachment for rope lock (SGV CAM-LOCK) max. diameter 12 mm
2.	Fastening for belt

7. Media Browser

It is possible to view the recorded footage directly on the camera display.

To view, switch to TEST mode, press the Right Arrow button on the Home screen.

Control by arrow keys:

• Next picture: up arrow
• Previous picture: down arrow
• Play video: left arrow
• Stop Video: right arrow
• Return to main menu SHOT button

8. Shooting directly from the menu

The camera can also be used to take photos or record video using only the buttons. Switch the camera to TEST mode. It is then serviced afterwards:

• The up or down arrow switches between Photo or Video mode

- Press the SHOT button to take a picture

9. Advanced settings

Menu

graph TD
    A["Camera"] --> B["Resolution"]
    B --> C["Sequence"]
    C --> D["ISO"]
    D --> E["Delay"]
    E --> F["Camera ID"]

    G["Video"] --> H["Resolution"]
    H --> I["Video Length"]
    I --> J["Record Audio"]

    K["Setup"] --> L["Mode"]
    L --> M["Language"]
    M --> N["Timelapse"]
    N --> O["Image Size"]
    O --> P["TV mode"]
    P --> Q["Date/Time"]
    Q --> R["Timer"]
    R --> S["Password"]
    S --> T["Format"]
    T --> U["Default Setting"]
    U --> V["Version"]

    W["MMS"] --> X["MMS ON/OFF"]
    X --> Y["Country"]
    Y --> Z["MMS Phone"]
    Z --> AA["MMS Email"]

    AB["SMTP"] --> AC["SMTP ON/OFF"]
    AC --> AD["Country"]
    AD --> AE["SMTP Email"]

Camera	Submenu	Description
Resolution	20MP,16MP, 12MP	Photo size
Sequence	1/3/6/9	The number of frames to be taken each time.
ISO (sensitivity)	Auto,100,200,400	Level of exposure
Delay	1/5/10/30 sec/min	Delay between frames
Camera ID	0-0-00-0-0	Camera ID (camera identification data)

Video	Sub menu (Submenu)	Description
Resolution	1080P, 720P, WVGA, VGA	Video size (Video size)
Video Length (Video Length)	10 s,30 s, 60 s, 90 s	The time length of video (Length of video)
Record audio (Record audio)	On (On)/ Off (Off)	If On is selected, the video sound is recorded

Settings	Sub menu (Submenu)		Description
Mode	Camera, video, camera & video, time-lapse		Photo, video, photo & video, regular photo
Language	English, French, German, etc.		Camera menu language
Time collection interval	5/30/60 Min		Taking photos or recording video continuously after every 5/30/60 minutes
Image size	Small / Normal / Big		Image transfer size Small <50 KB, Normal <100 KB, Big (large) <150 KB
TV mode	NTSC, PAL		TV playback mode
Settings		Sub menu (Submenu)		Description
Date/Time		2018-09-03 16:37:25		ear-Month-Date-Hour:Minute: Second
Timer		ON, OFF		If On is selected, the camera will only operate during the set time range.
Password:		****		4-digit numbers (1314 universal password)
Format		Micro SD card		All files in the card's memory will be deleted.
Default settings		Returns the menu settings to the default settings		Cancel/OK
View Full Version		03/09/2018 16:37:25		SW version

MMS	Submenu	Description
Turning MMS on/off	OFF/ON	MMS On/off
Country	Set inMMSCONFIG	Operator name
MMS phone	Set inMMSCONFIG	Recipient's phone number for MMS delivery
MMS E-mail	Set inMMSCONFIG	Recipient's email address for MMS delivery

SMTP	Submenu	Description
Turning SMTP on/off	OFF/ON	SMTP Off/Enabled
Country	Set in MMSCONFIG	Operator name
SMTP E-mail	Set in MMSCONFIG	Recipient's email address for delivery of images

10. SMS commands

The photo trap can be remotely controlled by SMS commands. Create a new SMS message in your phone, enter the phone number of the SIM card that is inserted in the photo trap. In the body of the message, enter a command in the format shown in this table:

SMS commands are:

Command	Functions	Meaning of
*530*	Switching on the photo trap	He starts working
*531*	Photo trap in sleep mode	The photo trap switches to power saving mode, in this state it saves images to the SD card but does not send data or MMS.
*500*	Capture	The photo trap takes a picture and sends it to the set EMAIL.
*505*	Capture and receive a picture (MMS mode)	The photo trap takes a picture, then sends it to the current phone. Only if the photo trap is set to MMS.
*520*	Get information about the image.	The photo trap sends information about the number of possible pictures and the battery level.

11. Troubleshooting

The photo trap didn't pick up the object of interest.

• Check the PIR sensitivity. In warm weather conditions, set the sensor level to "Low" and in cold weather conditions, set the sensor level to "High"
• Try to position the photo trap so that there is no heat source in its field of view.
• Placing the photo trap near water can sometimes cause the photo trap to take photos without any subject being present.
• Try to point the lens above the ground.
• Try to place the photo trap on fixed and non-moving objects, e.g.: wide trees.
• If the motion sensor detects motion above the IR backlight range at night, reduce the distance setting by adjusting the sensor sensitivity.
• The rising or setting sun can trigger the sensor.
• The photo trap needs to be aimed elsewhere.
• If the person/animal moves quickly, it may disappear from the field of view of the photo trap before the image is taken. Move the photo trap further back or redirect it.

The camera has stopped taking pictures

• Make sure there is enough space on the memory card. If the card is full, the photo trap stops taking photos.
• Check the batteries to make sure that there is enough power in the alkaline, NIMH or lithium batteries for the camera to function properly.
• Make sure the switch is in the "ON" mode and not "OFF" or "TEST". If the MMS/SMTP function is turned on, the camera will send a photo forabout 1 minute before it can take another photo.
• Format the memory card before using it for the first time.

Flash range during night recording does not meet expectations

• 4 AA batteries are not enough for night vision camera, please insert 8 AA batteries to ensure longer battery life.
• Make sure the batteries are fully charged or there is sufficient power left.
• High quality 1.5V NIMH or Lithium rechargeable AA batteries can offer much better infrared flash range than alkaline batteries.
• To achieve sharp, high-quality images, mount the camera in a dark environment with no obvious light sources.
• For sharp, high-quality night shots, mount the camera in a dark environment without any obvious light sources.
• Certain surroundings (such as trees, walls, ground, etc.) within the flash range can provide better nighttime images; please do not aim the camera in a completely open area where there is nothing to reflect the IR flash back. If you shine a flashlight into the sky at night, you won't see anything at all, just like a photo trap.

The photo trap takes pictures but does not send them to the phone/E-mail.

• If you choose manual mode, the information you enter may have a problem, please contact your SIM card operator to confirm all the information is correct such as Apn, server, port.
• If you switch to the MMS function, you do not need to enter the international dialling code before the phone number, just enter your phone number.
• If you switch to the SMTP feature, make sure your email server and port are correct, some email servers will reject emails as SPAM, you can try to find your email in the SPAM box, or contact vendor to send you a test email to try it out.
• Do not rename the Parameter.dat file, you can verify your phone number and email in the photo trap menu, please save the parameter.dat to the root folder on the memory card, otherwise the photo trap will not be able to recognize the parameter.dat.

For more information and VIDEOS, please visit our YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/c/EvolveoEu

Disposal: The crossed-out container symbol on the product, in the accompanying documentation or on the packaging means that in EU countries, all electrical and electronic equipment, batteries and accumulators must be disposed of separately at the end of their useful life as separated waste. Do not dispose of these products in unsorted municipal waste.

DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

Abacus Electric, s.r.o. hereby declares that the EVOLVEO StrongVision PRO 2G complies with the

requirements of the standards and regulations that are relevant for this type of equipment.

The full text of the Declaration of Conformity can be found at http://ftp.evolveo.com/ce

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Made in China

All rights reserved.

The appearance and technical specifications of the product are subject to change without notice.

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Importör / Gyártó

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Easy SMS Setup

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3.2. Setări MMS

Modul MMS automat:

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Black rectangular electronic device with labeled buttons (LOCK, UNLOCK) and a cable, no visible text or symbols beyond labels

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