WGI Innovations C8B5 Trail Camera User Manual YTT C8B5 doc

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Invisible Infrared Digital
Cellular Scouting Camera
User’s Manual
Model # c8b5
Includes
USB Cable
2 - Bungee Cords
User Manual
Flextime Player
Software
Camera Unit
Antenna
NOTE: Flextime Player Software is optional. Flextime files can
be played by using most media players
page 1
Features
RESOLUTION
FLASH
FLASH RANGE
SENSOR
SENSOR RANGE
IMAGE FORMAT
MEMORY
MAX: 8 MP
60 High Intensity Invisible IR LED’s
up to 70 feet
Passive Infrared Sensor (PIR) Motion and Heat
up to 60 feet
JPEG - Digital Still / AVI - Digital Video
up to 32GB SD Card (not included and required)
Class 4 and above recommended
USB 5-PIN Mini USB style - included
IMAGE RESOLUTION High (8MP)
Medium (6MP)
Low (4MP)
POWER SUPPLY 4 D batteries (not included and required)
Alkaline recommended
AUXILIARY POWER
ONBOARD POWER
HOUSING
MOUNTING
CELLULAR TYPE
SIM CARD
External power port
Capacitor to retain Time and Settings
Weather resistant with rubber gaskets
2 Bungee cords - included
2G(GSM) and 3G(WCDMA), CDMA and CDMA2000 not supported
Mini-SIM (2FF) required
Note: Battery life will vary depending on camera settings as well as environmental conditions. Camera settings such as shorter delay periods or even using
Flextime mode are examples of settings that can reduce overall battery life.
Environmental conditions such as extreme cold can also influence battery life.
page 2
Setup
1.
With the camera facing up, open
the battery compartment at the
bottom of the camera by turning
them to the left.
2.
With the bottom of the camera
towards you, load 2 D batteries
with the positive ends towards you
in each chamber.
NOTE:
Do not mix old and new batteries. Do not mix
alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargable
(ni-cad, ni-mh, etc.) batteries.
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3.
Close battery compartment cover
by turning them to the right.
4.
Open the door at the bottom of
the camera by unlatching the
locking tabs.
5.
To attach the antenna, place the
bottom of the antenna into the
screw hole at the top of the
camera. Then turn the antenna
clockwise until it is secure. Do
not over tighten.
6.
Load SD memory card (up to 32GB
into the SD card slot
with the connectors facing down.
not included)
IMPORTANT:
Make sure the camera is powered off before
removing or installing an SD card.
If you are using an SD card from other cameras,
please make sure to format the SD card in your
computer prior to use in your camera. New cards are
ok to use straight from the package.
7.
Load Mini-SIM (2FF) card into the
SIM card slot with the connectors
facing down.
page 4
Test Mode
Power On
1.
To turn the unit ON, press and
release the power button.
UP
1.
LCD Ready Mode: The camera will
automatically enter Ready Mode if
a button is not pressed for greater
than 30 seconds. The status lights
will illuminate for a total of 2
minutes.
2.
PIR LED Status Light: During the
first 2 minutes of Ready Mode, the
red light will illuminate when a
PIR event is triggered. The red
light will blink for 2-3 seconds
when photo is taken during this
first 2 minutes. After 2 minutes
all indicator lights will turn off
until a button is pressed.
OK
DN
2.
Check the battery level icon to
ensure the batteries just installed
contain the proper charge level. If
so, you are ok to proceed with
camera use.
UP
OK
DN
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Note: When Powered on or Woken
up, the camera takes 5-10
seconds to check SIM card and/or
Network settings. The buttons
are locked during this period.
Power Save
Date/Time
1.
After 30 seconds without any
buttons being pushed, the LCD
will turn off and camera enters
into Power Save or Ready Mode.
2.
The LCD screen can be awakened
by pressing the Power button
briefly.
1.
To change Date & Time, enter
MENU and press the UP,DN,L or R
buttons to navigate to the DATE &
TIME icon and press OK.
30
DATE & TIME
LOCATION
IMAGE TYPE
PIR SENSITIVITY
ACTIVE TIME
FLEXTIME +™
UP
TRIGGER
DELAY
OK
PLAY BACK
VIEW ASSIST
DN
Note: The LCD will not “wake up” when
camera is writing to memory.
2.
UP
Press the UP or DN navigation
button to go up or down in
sequence. Press L or R to move to
the next digit.
OK
TIME/DATE
DN
UP
1_ _2 : _0 _0 AMPM
1_ _1 / _0 _1 / _1 _2
MONTH
DAY
YEAR
OK
BACK
DN
3.
When the Time & Date are set,
press OK to save and press OK
again to go back to the MENU.
TIME/DATE
UP
1_ _2 : _0 _0 AMPM
1_ _1 / _0 _1 / _1 _2
MONTH
DAY
YEAR
OK
BACK
DN
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Location
Image Type:Still
Save the location of the area the camera was
installed. This is for your reference and is
optional. If you do not wish to name your
location skip to the next step.
1.
1.
To change Location, enter MENU
and press the UP,DN,L or R
buttons to navigate to the LOCATION icon and press OK.
To change Image Type, enter
MENU and press the UP,DN,L or R
buttons to navigate to the Image
Type icon and press OK.
30
DATE & TIME
LOCATION
IMAGE TYPE
PIR SENSITIVITY
ACTIVE TIME
FLEXTIME +™
UP
BACK
PLAY BACK
VIEW ASSIST
DN
LOCATION
UP
IMAGE TYPE
PIR SENSITIVITY
ACTIVE TIME
PLAY BACK
VIEW ASSIST
FLEXTIME +™
TRIGGER
DELAY
OK
BACK
DN
2.
DELAY
OK
30
DATE & TIME
TRIGGER
2.
Press the UP or DN navigation
button to go up or down in
sequence. Press L or R to move to
the next digit.
Press the L, R button to select STILL
and press OK. Then select the Resolution and press OK. Select the
Exposure and press OK. Then select
the aspect and press OK.
IMAGE T YPE
STILL
VIDEO
UP
LOCATION
HI
MED
LOW
RESOLUTION
HI
MED
LOW
EXP CONTROL
UP
_A _B _ _ _ _ _ _
REGULAR
OK
BACK
WIDE ANGLE
DN
OK
BACK
DN
3.
When the Location is set, press
OK to save and press OK again to
go back to the MENU.
3.
When the Image Type is set, press
OK to save and press OK again to
go back to the MENU.
IMAGE T YPE
STILL
VIDEO
UP
LOCATION
UP
_A _B _C _D _ _ _ _
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MED
LOW
RESOLUTION
HI
MED
LOW
EXP CONTROL
REGULAR
OK
BACK
DN
HI
DN
WIDE ANGLE
OK
BACK
Trigger
Image Type:Video
1.
To change Image Type, enter
MENU and press the UP,DN,L or R
buttons to navigate to the Image
Type icon and press OK.
This setting allows you to choose the mode in
which the camera will be capturing images.
1.
30
DATE & TIME
LOCATION
IMAGE TYPE
PIR SENSITIVITY
ACTIVE TIME
FLEXTIME +™
UP
TRIGGER
To change Trigger, enter MENU
and press the UP,DN,L or R
buttons to navigate to the Trigger
icon and press OK.
DELAY
30
OK
DATE & TIME
BACK
PLAY BACK
LOCATION
UP
IMAGE TYPE
TRIGGER
VIEW ASSIST
DN
PIR SENSITIVITY
ACTIVE TIME
PLAY BACK
VIEW ASSIST
FLEXTIME +™
DELAY
OK
BACK
2.
Press the L, R button to select
VIDEO and press OK. Then select
the Resolution and press OK. Then
select the length and press OK.
DN
2.
Press the L, R button to select
Trigger Mode. Then select the OK
to save. If PIR is selected press OK
again to go back to the MENU.
IMAGE T YPE
UP
STILL
HD
15s
REGULAR
30s
TRIGGER
VIDEO
1m
2m
BACK
BACK
IMAGE T YPE
STILL
HD
15s
DN
VIDEO
REGULAR
30s
1m
2m
BACK
FlexTime BOTH
OK
VIDEO LENGTH
When the Image Type is set, press
OK to save and press OK again to
go back to the MENU.
UP
PIR
OK
DN
3.
UP
OK
VIDEO LENGTH
DN
TRIGGER:
PIR MODE: Takes a photo or video only when
the PIR sensor is triggered.
FLEXTIME (Time Lapse): Takes time lapse
images at set intervals during the key
movement periods of the day, depending on
your Flextime settings.
BOTH: Both PIR and Flextime are active.
page 8
PIR Sensitivity
1.
To change PIR Sensitivity, enter
MENU and press the UP,DN,L or
R buttons to navigate to the PIR
Sensitivity icon and press OK.
Active Time
1.
To change the Active Time, enter
MENU and press the UP,DN,L or R
buttons to navigate to the Active
Time icon and press OK.
30
30
DATE & TIME
LOCATION
UP
IMAGE TYPE
TRIGGER
PIR SENSITIVITY
ACTIVE TIME
PLAY BACK
VIEW ASSIST
FLEXTIME +™
DATE & TIME
LOCATION
IMAGE TYPE
PIR SENSITIVITY
ACTIVE TIME
FLEXTIME +™
PLAY BACK
VIEW ASSIST
UP
DELAY
TRIGGER
DELAY
OK
OK
BACK
BACK
DN
2.
DN
Press the L, R button to select
the sensitivity and press OK to
save. Then press OK again to go
back to the MENU.
2.
Press the L, R button to select the
active time and press OK to save.
Then press OK again to go back to
the MENU.
ACTIVE TIME
PIR SENSITIVIT Y
HI
MED
UP
UP
LOW
24 HR
DAY
NIGHT
OK
BACK
DN
PIR SENSE:
HI: The PIR detects the smallest
movement.
MED: (Default) The PIR detects most
common size movements.
LOW: The PIR detects only larger
movements.
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OK
BACK
DN
PIR ACTIVE:
24 HR: The PIR can be active at all times.
DAY: The PIR can be active in daylight
hours only.
NIGHT: The PIR can be active in
nighttime hours only.
FLEXTIME selected
Flextime period:
1. 15 min before Sunrise
to 1 hour after Sunrise.
2. 1 hour before Sunset
to 15 min after Sunset
Flextime period:
1. 15 min before Sunrise
to 1 hour after Sunrise.
2. 1 hour before Sunset
to 15 min after Sunset
Camera is inactive before and after Flextime periods.
P1
INACTIVE
Flextime is active twice a day.
15 MINUTES
AFTER
FLEX SUNSET
TIME
15 MINUTES
BEFORE
SUNRISE FLEX
TIME
INACTIVE
1 HOUR
AFTER
SUNRISE
Camera is in PIR mode before and after Flextime periods.
P2
PIR
INACTIVE
1 HOUR
BEFORE
SUNSET
Flextime is active twice a day.
FLEX
TIME
FLEX
TIME
PIR
PIR
Flextime period:
1. 15 min before Sunrise
to 15 min after Sunset
Camera is in PIR mode before and after Flextime periods.
Flextime is active during daytime.
PIR
PIR
INTERVAL
FLEXTIME
BOTH selected
Flextime + PIR period:
1. 15 min before Sunrise
to 1 hour after Sunrise.
2. 1 hour before Sunset
to 15 min after Sunset
Flextime + PIR period:
1. 15 min before Sunrise
to 1 hour after Sunrise.
2. 1 hour before Sunset
to 15 min after Sunset
Camera is inactive before and after Flextime + PIR periods.
P1
INACTIVE
Flextime + PIR is active twice a day.
15 MINUTES
AFTER
FLEX SUNSET
TIME
15 MINUTES
BEFORE
SUNRISE FLEX
TIME
PIR
INACTIVE
1 HOUR
AFTER
SUNRISE
1 HOUR
BEFORE
SUNSET
Camera is in PIR mode before and after Flextime + PIR periods.
P2
Flextime + PIR period:
1. 15 min before Sunrise
to 15 min after Sunset
INTERVAL
PIR
Flextime + PIR is active twice a day.
FLEX
TIME
FLEX
TIME
PIR
INACTIVE
PIR
PIR
Camera is in PIR mode before and after Flextime + PIR periods.
PIR
PIR
PIR
Flextime + PIR is active during daytime.
PIR
FLEXTIME & PIR
page 10
Flextime +™
1.
To change Flextime™, enter MENU and
press the UP,DN,L or R buttons to navigate
to the Flextime™ icon and press OK.
LOCATION
TRIGGER
UP
ACTIVE TIME
OK
BACK
DN
2.
Press the L, R button to select the mode
and press OK to save. Then press OK again
to go back to the MENU. (See chart on pg 10 for mode
descriptions)
Image Stamp
Power Port
1.
087°F
08:15PM
11-12-2011
T08
0200
Location
Photo
Count
WGI Cameras come standard
with an external power port. You
must open the weather resistant
cover and use a Wildgame
Innovations 6 Volt camera
battery accessory.
Temperature Time Date Moon Phase
page 16
Mounting
1.
page 17
When mounting to a tree, first latch
the 2 bungee cords through the
mounting holes on the left or right
side of the camera. Then, stretch
the cords around the tree and latch
the other ends of the bungee cords
through the mounting holes on the
opposite side of the camera.
Adjustable sides to fit
almost any size tree.
Important
Once you connect the camera to your computer via the USB cable/ports, the camera
will then draw power from the computer. When completing the viewing, transferring,
copying or deletion of images, please make sure that you DISCONNECT THE USB
CABLE FROM BOTH THE CAMERA AND THE COMPUTER, as you will not be able to
power the camera OFF until you do so.
The directions as contained herein assume that you are using a Microsoft operating
system and not Linux or a Mac-based operating system. Even said, there may be
slight variations in your process based on the specific version of the operation
system that you are using as well as the predefined user preference for each
computer. The below listed steps are to serve as a guideline and may have to be
slightly modified based on the specific operating system and preference as on your
personal computer.
TIPS:
Recommended distance from target area is 25-30 feet for optimal imaging quality.
To improve the quality of your images, try not to mount the unit facing the rising or
the setting sun in order to avoid direct sunlight into the camera lens.
If mounting to a feeder unit or dusty environment, be sure to clean the camera lens
cover, incandescent flash cover, and the PIR sensor cover on a regular basis.
Periodically check the mounting of the camera to insure it is not loose.
Make sure that you securely latch the door closed each and every time you use the
unit, as the moisture seal will not be activated unless closed properly.
Check batteries frequently to insure no corrosive build-up, as this may cause harm
to the camera.
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Retrieving Images (SD Card in Camera)
Method 1: Leave SD card in camera
A. First, make sure that the camera is
powered OFF. Next, plug the USB cable into
the camera and then into the USB port on
your computer. Once this is complete (in this
order only), then power the camera ON.
B. Once complete, your computer may
automatically launch “AutoPlay”, a window
recognizing a new Removable disk (the
camera).
C. If so, it should give you three selections:
1. Import pictures
2. View pictures
3. Open folder to view files
D. Select the method from the list provided
that best suits your requirements. Once a
selection is made, you can then view the
images located on the SD Card and manipulate them as needed.
E. If your computer does not automatically
launch the AutoPlay window recognizing the
Removable Disk (the camera), then you will
need to go to the “Start Menu” at the bottom
left of your screen and select “Computer”.
The summary view will then be illustrated
on the right hand side of the window where
the “Devices with Removable Storage” will
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be listed. The computer will recognize the
camera as Removable Disk. Please select
Removable Disk from this menu (or double
click on the graphical icon).
F. This will then direct you into the SD Card
file folder. Images are in the MEDIA folder
while Flextime files are in the FLEX folder.
G. Once open, you will then see all of the
photo files that are located on the SD Card.
Select each image individually to view. The
default viewing browser for your computer
will then automatically launch.
H. Repeat for viewing all or other photos.
I. If you determine that you want to delete
the image, select the image by placing your
cursor on it and clicking your mouse only
once. Right click on your mouse and select
delete. This will delete the image permanently, so be absolutely sure you want to do
this before selecting delete.
TIP: The software drivers necessary to use
and view the camera are automatically
downloaded to the computer when you
connect your camera to the computer via
the included USB cable.
TIP: View Flextime Player Software CD for
more information on Flextime.
Retrieving Images (SD Card reader)
Method 2: Remove SD card and use card
reader
A. First, remove the SD Card from the
camera unit itself by pressing on it to where
it automatically ejects.
B. Next, insert the SD card into your SD
card reader.
C. Once inserted into your computer it may
automatically launch “AutoPlay”, a window
recognizing a new Secure Digital Storage
Device (the SD Card).
D. If so, it should list several options for the
next steps (not limited to the following):
1. Picture Options
a. Import pictures
b. View pictures
c. Copy Disc
d. Transfer pictures
2. General Options
a. Open folder to view files
E. Select the method from the list provided
that best suits your requirements. If the
selection is made to “View pictures”, you can
then view the images located on the SD Card
and manipulate them as needed.
F. If your computer does not automatically
launch the AutoPlay window recognizing the
Removable Disk (the SD Card), then you will
need to go to the “Start Menu” at the bottom
left of your screen and select “Computer”.
The summary view will then be illustrated
on the right hand side of the window where
by the “Devices with Removable Storage”
will be listed. The computer will recognize
the reader as “Secure Digital Storage
Device”. Please select “Secure Digital
Storage Device” from this menu (or double
click on the graphical icon).
G. This will then direct you into the SD
Card file folder. Images are in the MEDIA
folder while Flextime files are in the FLEX
folder.
H. Once open, you will then see all of the
photo files that are located on the SD Card.
Select each image individually to view. The
default viewing browser for your computer
will then automatically launch.
I. Repeat for viewing all or other photos.
J. If you determine that you want to delete
the image, select the image by placing
your cursor on it and clicking your mouse
only once. Right click on your mouse and
select delete. This will delete the image
permanently, so be absolutely sure you
want to do this before selecting delete.
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Warranty
DISCLAIMERS
WGI Innovations, LTD. is not responsible for damage, expense or injury caused by the unauthorized use of,
alterations to, improper connection of and abuse or neglect of the WGI Innovations™ products.
WARRANTY
For the warranty to be in effect, you MUST completely fill out and mail the warranty card along with your
proof of purchase to WGI Innovations within (14) days after the date of purchase. As an alternative to mail,
you may also visit our website and register your product at www.wildgameinnovations.com (you are still
required to mail WGI Innovations your proof of purchase before the warranty is placed in effect.) Follow the
onscreen directions to complete the process.
WGI Innovations, LTD will replace all workmanship defects free of charge for ONE (1) YEAR after the date of
purchase as long as your warranty is in effect.
This warranty DOES NOT COVER damage, expense or injury caused by unauthorized repairs, animal damage,
alterations, improper connection, shipping, abuse, theft, accident, neglect or collateral loss.
When returning product(s) for service you MUST obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) number from WGI Innovations, LTD. Please include name, UPS address (No P.O. Box), telephone number, RMA
number and a complete description of the problem on all enclosed correspondence. When possible, pack
product carefully in original carton. Customers are responsible for any shipping cost to WGI Innovations.
WGI Innovations will pay the shipping cost of replacement product to the customer. We are not responsible
for damage incurred in returning items for repair.
For product service send to:
WGI Innovations
602 Fountain Parkway
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
(800) 847-8269
Thank you for your purchase!
CUSTOMER SERVICE
WGI Innovations, LTD. stands behind every product we manufacture for a one year product workmanship
warranty and a strong commitment to customer service. If you are in need of customer service for missing
parts or need assistance with the operation or assembly of your product, we encourage you to call one of
our customer service representatives and let us assist you with your WGI Innovations product.
DISCLAIMER
WGI Innovations, LTD. reserves the right to make changes to product features, functionality and physical
design at its sole discretion. As a result, such changes may not be reflected in this version of the manual.
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FCC
FCC STATEMENT
Product Name: Game Trail Camera
Trade Name: Wildgame Innovations
Model# c8b5
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two
criteria: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) This device must accept any
interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Warning: Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible
for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates,
uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
-Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
-Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
-Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This device complies with Industry Canada licence-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject
to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device
must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the
device.
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FCC
Radiation Exposure Statement:
This device meets the government’s requirements for exposure to radio waves.
This device is designed and manufactured not to exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio
frequency(RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government.
The exposure standard for wireless device employs a unit of measurement known as the
Tests for SAR are
conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC with the device transmitting
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602 Fountain Parkway
Grand Prairie, TX 75050
800.847.8269
“Wildgame Innovations” and the “Button Logo” are TM trademarks of Wildgame Innovations, LLC.
“Sport Responsible” and “Flextime” are TM trademarks of WGI Innovations, LTD.

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