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1. to 5 plus seconds Our SSC 400HRC camera has an impressive 1 second trigger time However when game passes across very quickly the picture may only capture the rear part of the body and possibly nothing at all With the unique side prep PIR sensors design our SSC 400HRC solves this issue The combination of the two side prep sensors and the main sensor comes up with a 100 to 120 angle of induction a very wide scope far outweighing the 50 angle of the camera lens When game first crosses the PIR area of the prep sensor the camera is activated and ready to shoot after 1 second If the game continually enters into the PIR area of the main sensor the camera takes pictures immediately therefore catching the whole body of the game This split second process could be as short as 0 2 seconds In the case the game browses only in the PIR area of the prep sensors to avoid the camera being powered on constantly the system is designed to work in the following way If the game does not enter the PIR area of the main sensor and therefore not trigger the main sensor the camera will power off after 3 seconds If the trigger events consecutively happened twice only in the PIR area of the prep sensors the camera will not be activated by the side prep sensors but only by the main sensor So later on when the game enters the PIR area of the main sensor eventually since it is not in fast movement the picture will by all means capture the whole body o2. Advance Security www surveillance spy cameras com Battery Powered Motion Camera SSC 400HRC amp SSC 400HDA 4 d lt Le Advance Security u di s USER S MANUAL 0 TABLE OF CONTENTS General Informati0N ooccoomoonnoonocunonanonanonanonanonanonanonononanono nono nononono ovas sonos STEE nono noco nooo roca roco roca nocanonos 2 LIE ataca 2 Ps ON 2 ER AA atacada eta decimals cai lec 3 QUICK Start soconcosastoscsnmcnol sionesnmt0ci mt inc cims ci mm sms s mts st esc ss cis s cita i 6 DN ACIS O 6 22 Insert SD Cat eis se eli eee e Gi qa i 6 Zo Enter Test Mode ia 6 24 Enter Live Mode s siyer s sen rer silemez s zen lesi layan Gys e i i rs 7 AAA AA 9 3 1 ParamieteriSettinas uuu ese ana nee a ERTA SE E ORTE P sE id 9 32 Pile Forats a usu m S amun iel inledi 11 Warranty Informatics icccicsccsssciccscccceccesescivscecctecsessceiescuestocssandedesesestecssactedeccacstessgucsesessesateeseacses 12 Appendix I Technical Specifications 13 Appendix Il Package Contents scccceccccesccescceiecosecesescescsvedesesctsdeuessvedesededscovecesecessdavedevecesessvsdecedeces 15 Appendix III Instruction on Installing Additional Battery Box 16 General Information GENERAL INFORMATION 1 1 Introduction The camera is triggered by a sudden change of ambient temperature caused b
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4. d time Picture No affects 01 Photo 02 Photos Select the number of photos taken in still photos only 03 Photos sequence per trigger in Camera mode Please also refer to the Interval parameter Advanced Settings Video Length affects Avi 10 s optional from Videos are in AVI format that can be video clips only 1s to 60s played back on most video players Interval 1 Min optional from Select the shortest length of time that the 1S to 60M camera will wait from when the last picture was taken and written in the SD card until it responds to any new triggers from the PIR sensor During the selected interval the camera will not take pictures videos This prevents the SD card from filling up with too many redundant images Sense Level Normal High Low Select the sensitivity of the PIR sensor The High setting suits indoors and environments with little interference while the Normal Low suits outdoors and environments with more interference Temperature also affects the sensitivity The High setting is suitable when the ambient temperature is warm and the Low setting is helpful in cold weather Time Stamp affects still photos only On Off Select On if you want the date amp time imprinted in every photo Timer Switch Off On Select On if you only want the camera to work within a specified time period every day For instance if the starting time is set at 18 35 and th
5. e ending time at 8 25 the camera will function from 18 35 the current day to 8 25 the next day Outside the time period the camera will not be triggered or take photos videos Password Set Off On Set up a password to protect your camera from unauthorized users Serial No Off On Select On to assign a serial number to each camera you have You can use the combination of 4 digits and or alphabets to record the location in the photos e g YSPI for Yellow Stone Park This helps multi camera users identify the location when reviewing the photos Periodic Shot Off On If set On the camera will automatically take photos videos according to the set interval regardless of whether the PIR 10 Advanced Settings sensor has detected any game This is helpful when observing cold blooded animals like snakes or the process of flowering etc Side PIR On Off The default setting is On The two side prep PIR sensors provide wider sensing angle and detect more potential triggers In some situations you only want to monitor a narrow spot Too many irrelevant triggers by the side sensors outside of that spot will keep the camera on and off which wastes the battery power Or in some other situations you have difficulty removing the interfering branches or avoiding the sunlight If so you have the option to turn off the side sensors Default Set Press OK Enter to return a
6. ec 60min Programmable Yes Shooting Numbers 1 3 Yes Video Length 1 60sec Programmable Yes Camera Video First take Picture then Video Yes Playback Zoom In 1 16 Times Yes Time Stamp On Off Include serial no temperature Yes and moon phase Timer On Off Time Lapse Programmable Yes Password 4 Digit Numbers Yes Device Serial No 4 digits and 26 alphabets set by yourself Yes Periodic Shot 1 Second 24 Hours Yes Power Supply 4xAA Expandable to 8xAA With Yes additional battery box Stand by Current 0 4mA Yes Stand by Time 3 6 Months 4xAA 8xAA Yes Auto Power Off Auto power off in 2 minutes while no Yes keypad controlling Power 150mA 500mA when IR LED lights up Yes Consumption Appendix I Technical Specification Low Battery 4 2 4 3V Yes Alarm Interface TV out NTSC USB SD Card Slot 6V Yes DC External Mounting Strap Tripod Nail Yes Waterproof IP54 Yes Operation 22 158 F 30 70 C Yes Temperature Operation 5 95 Yes Humidity Certificate FCC amp CE amp ROHS Yes Appendix II Package Contents Appendix II PACKAGE CONTENTS Part Name Quantity Digital Camera Additional Battery Box TV AV IN Cable USB Cable Strap External DC Cable optional Instruction Manual Rel fleet ef ef ee eS Warranty Card Appendix II Instruction on Installing Additional Battery Box Appendix III INSTRUCTION ON INSTALL
7. f the game based on our standard 1 second response time Advanced Settings ADVANCED SETTINGS The camera comes with preset manufacturer settings You can change the settings to meet your requirements Please make sure the camera is in the test mode 3 1 Parameter Settings Press MENU key to enter exit the menu Press A V to move the marker 4 5 P to change the setting and OK to confirm the change Always remember to press OK to save the change Otherwise you will lose your new setting Parameter Settings Description Bold default Mode Camera Select whether still photos or video clips Video are taken In Camera Video mode Cam Video unit will first take photos and then shoot videos immediately Format Enter All files will be deleted after formatting the SD card Highly recommend you format the SD card if 1t has been used previously in other devices Caution make sure wanted files on the SD card have been backed up first Photo Size affects still 12MP Select desired resolution for still photos photos only from 3 to 12 megapixels Higher resolution produces better quality photos but creates larger files that take more of the SD card capacity Video Size affects 1280x720 Select video resolution pixels per video clips only frame Higher resolution produces better quality videos but creates larger files that take more of the SD card Set Clock Enter Press Enter to set up date an
8. ies Please follow the instructions below e Open the bottom cover by pulling down the lock hole e Push the cover of the battery compartment and release It will pop out e Install 4 AA batteries Make sure the polarity matches the sign on the cover e Replace the cover Alternatively the camera can run on an external 6V DC power source optional user provided When both external power and batteries are connected the camera will be powered by the external one 2 2 Insert SD Card The camera does not come with internal memory So it will not work without a SD Secure Digital memory card or SDHC High Capacity card Before inserting the SD card into the card slot please make sure the write protect switch on the side of the SD card is off NOT in the Lock position The supported memory capacity is up to 32GB If you use a card capable of above 32GB make sure you test it before putting the camera in use Insert the Card SDHC 100x E Upward Figure 2 1 CAUTION ALWAYS SWITCH THE CAMERA TO OFF MODE BEFORE YOU INSTALL OR REMOVE THE BATTERIES OR THE SD CARD 2 3 Enter Test Mode Switch to the TEST position to enter the Test mode In this mode you can take pictures or video clips like a regular digital camera or enter the Menu to set up parameters On the keypad there are four shortcut functional keys see Figure 2 1 working as below Quick Start Figure 2 2 Pressthe A key to set the camera to shoo
9. ll your previous settings back to the manufacturer default 3 2 File format The camera stores photos and videos in the folder DCIM 100IMAGE in the SD card Photos are saved with filenames like IMAG0001 JPG and videos like IMAG0001 A VI In the OFF mode you can use the provided USB cable to download the files to a computer Or you can put the SD card to a SD card reader plug in a computer and browse the files on the computer without downloading The AVI video files can be played back on most popular media players such as Windows Media Player QuickTime etc 11 Appendix I TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Appendix I Technical Specification Model SSC 400HDA Image Sensor 12 Mega Pixels Color CMOS Yes Max Pixel Size 4000 x 3000 Yes Lens F 3 1 FOV 52 Auto IR Cut Yes IR Flash 65 Feet 20 Meters Yes LCD Screen 48x35 69mm 2 36 480 RGB 234DOT Yes 16 7M Color Operation Keypad 6 Keys Yes Memory SD Card 8MB 32GB Yes Picture Size 12MP om Video Size 1280x720 720p HD Video Yes PIR Sensitivity High Normal Low Yes PIR Sensing 65ft 20m Below 77 F 25 C at the Normal Yes Distance Level Prep PIR Left and right light beams form an angle of Yes Sensing Angle 100 Each lens covers 10 Main PIR Sensing 35 Yes Angle Operation Mode Day Night Yes Trigger Time 1 Second When using the 2G SD card Yes Trigger Interval Os
10. nded to place the camera 3 to 6 feet 1 to 2 meters above the ground To avoid potential false triggers due to temperature and motion disturbances please do not aim the camera at a heat source i e the sun or nearby tree branches and limbs The ideal direction to aim at is North or South Also remove any limbs close to the front of the camera 2 4 Enter Live Mode Switch to the ON position to enter the live mode The Motion Indicator will flash red for about 10 seconds and the camera starts working by itself without any manual handling It will at once shoot pictures or record videos when game or other objects enter the PIR area of the main sensor me de Quick Start directly If the game enters the PIR area of the prep sensors from the side the prep sensors detect the movement and activate the camera While the game keeps moving into the PIR area of the main sensor the camera takes photos videos immediately If the game roams away after entering the PIR area of the prep sensors the camera will power off and enter standby mode ADVANTAGES OF PREP SENSORS In general to save battery power an Infra Red camera is in sleep mode with only the PIR sensor working When game is detected by the PIR sensor the camera is powered on and starts shooting pictures The time period from being activated to starting firing is called trigger time The trigger time varies among different scouting camera brands in the market generally from 1
11. t video clips e Pressthe W key to set the camera to take still pictures e Press the 4 SHOT key to manually trigger the shutter A photo or video depending on the camera setting will be taken and saved to the SD card If the display shows CARD PROTECTED when you press the SHOT key switch the power OFF remove the SD card and slide its write protect switch to off e Press the REPLAY key to review playback photos videos on the LCD screen or a connected TV monitor Use A and Y key to navigate There is another key MENU on the keypad that allows you to program the camera to work the way you want Please make reference to 3 1 Parameter Settings in the Advanced Operation section Under the test mode one useful function you would like is testing the work area of the PIR Passive Infrared sensor specifically the sensing angle and monitoring distance To perform the test e First strap the camera on a tree aiming the region of interest ROD e Walk slowly from one side of the ROI to the other parallel to the camera Try different distances and angles from the camera e If the Motion Indicator flashes blue it indicates the position from where you were detected by one of the side Prep PIR sensors If the Motion Indicator flashes red it indicates the position from where you were captured by the main PIR sensor By doing this test you can find the best placement when mounting and aiming the unit s camera In general you are recomme
12. tamped in the pictures e Lockable and password protected 1 2 Application e Trail camera for hunting e Animal or event observation e Motion triggered security camera for home office and community e All other indoor outdoor surveillance where invasion evidence needed General Information 1 3 Illustration e Figure 1 1 shows the front view of the camera e Figure 1 2 shows the bottom view of the camera e Figure 1 3 shows the back view of the camera General Information LED IR Flash Main PIR Prep Sensor PIR Sensor A i Lock 7 x P gt ole Advance Security Figure 1 1 Front View Advance Security Figure 1 2 Bottom View General Information The camera provides the following connections for external devices USB port SD card slot TV out jack and external DC power in jack The 3 way Power Mode Switch is used to select the main operation modes OFF ON and TEST To supply power use four NEW high performance alkaline or lithium AA batteries FOR BETTER PERFORMANCE WE RECOMMEND USING ENERGIZER LITHIUM AA BATTERIES To achieve longer in field life always install the additional battery box which contains four more AA batteries Please reference Appendix III Instruction on Installing Additional Battery Box rp Lock Buckle Keypad Hand Screw Additional Battery Box Figure 1 3 Back View Quick Start QUICK START 2 1 Load Batteries Let us begin with loading the batter
13. y moving game in a region of interest ROD which is detected by a highly sensitive Passive Infra Red PIR sensor and then take pictures or video clips automatically Features e 12 Mega Pixels CMOS sensor e Sharp and bright color pictures videos in daytime and clear black white pictures videos at night Take videos immediately after taking pictures under the same Mode Cam Video e Built in 2 47 LCD color display e Ultra low standby power consumption Extremely long in field life in standby mode up to 3 months with 4 x AA batteries and 6 months with 8 x AA batteries e Unique side Prep Sensor design provides wider sensing angle and enhances camera s response speed e Perform in the most extreme temperatures from 22 F to 158 F e Compact size 5 Ya x 3 Ya x 2 Y inches Well designed to deploy covertly e Impressively quick trigger time 1 second e Under Time Lapse Periodic Shot setting the camera automatically and constantly takes pictures videos at specified interval This is very useful when observing plants flowering birds building nest or insects running around etc e Setting Time Switcher on the camera can be programmed to only work in specified period of time e Backpack looking tree grabber makes mounting and aiming a snap e Serial Number setting enables you to code locations in the photos This helps multi camera users identify the location when reviewing the photos e Date time temperature and moon phase can be s
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