STREX SP48 Handleiding

Merk: STREX

Model: SP48

Type: Handleiding

Strex Wildlife Camera

Thanks for choosing Strex! Read the manual carefully for

correct and safe operation of the product. Always follow these

instructions for safe usage.

If you have any questions about the product or encounter

problems, you can contact us by email: [email protected]

User manual SP48

English

Nederlands

STREX

INTRODUCTION

Getting started

WARNING

Thanks for choosing Strex! Read the manual carefully for correct and safe operation of the

product. Always follow these instructions for usage.

If you have any questions about the product or encounter problems,

you can contact us by email: [email protected]

The illustrations in this manual have been created with care. However, some parts of the

product may dier from the illustration shown in this manual. In that case, Strex is not obliged

to adjust the part or the manual.

This manual is intended for the end user of the product. Using the table of contents on the next

page you can nd the necessary information in the manual.

Improper use of this product and accessories are dangerous to you

and others and can damage, destroy or cause a serious accident. We

therefore ask you to read the manual carefully and to read and strictly

observe the danger, safety and warning messages.

Strex Wildlife Camera

For professionals, hobbyists, hunters and nature lovers

Whoever or whatever you want to observe, the reliable Strex Wildlife Camera can bring you

closer than ever. During the day or at night, take a look at the vibrant animal world and

record the animals, their behavior and other details. This way you know exactly what is really

happening when there are no people around.

CONTENT

!English

3. Installation guide ......................................................................... 8

4. Review footage ............................................................................. 9

5. Settings ....................................................................................... 10

6. Troubleshooting ......................................................................... 11

!Nederlands

3. Klaarmaken voor gebruik.................................................. ....... 17

4. Beeldmateriaal terugkijken .....................................................18

5. Instellingen ......................................................... ....................... 19

6. Probleem oplossingen ........................................................... ... 20

Specications ............................................................................... 7

Structure ....................................................................................... 5

Specicaties................................................... ............................. 16

Structuur................................................. .................................... 14

PRODUCT INTRODUCTION

Some tips before you start

• If a DC power adapter is used to power the camera, please make sure there are NO batteries

in the camera in order to prevent overcharging. This will cause permanent damage to the

wildlife camera

• Do not dip or submerse the wildlife camera underwater.

• The conguration of the wildlife camera should be done when in “TEST” mode. The “ON”

mode is only used when the installation is complete and ready for real world use.

• If you observe a red ash when you take photos, please turn the switch from “TEST” to “ON”

• For best performance do not mix old batteries and new batteries.

• The camera can work in temperatures of up to 70°C but please keep the camera far enough

from re to protect the batteries.

• To change the menu language rst enter settings mode (slide mode switch to “TEST”) then

click on the menu button and go to language to select the desired language.

• After you turn the switch from “TEST” to “ON”, you will observe a countdown from

10 seconds to 0 seconds then the screen will shut down. This is completely normal. You can

walk in front of the camera to check if it takes photos and videos.

PHOTOSENSOR LATCH

LED

INDICATOR

CENTRAL PIR

SENSOR

LENS

SIDE PIR SENSOR

MICRO USB PORT

MICRO SD

CARD SLOT

MODE SWITCH

EXTERNAL POWER

BATTERY COMPARTMENT

MOUNTING THREAD

135MM

76MM

90MM

HIGH POWER INVISIBLE LED

STREX WILDLIFE

CAMERA

1. Structure

MENU BUTTONS

MENU Open the settings menu

REPLAY Start replay mode (show saved photos / videos)

SHOT Manually take a photo or video depending on the congured recording

mode. Videos are also stopped by pressing the SHOT button.

OK Conrm / select button

Menu go left

Menu go right

Menu go up

(or manual video recording mode)

Menu go down

(or manual photo recording mode)

COLOR DISPLAY SCREEN 8*AA BATTERIES COMPARTMENT

MENU BUTTONS

2. Specications

Photo Resolution 30MP / 24MP / 20MP / 16MP / 12MP

Video Resolution 4K / 2K / 1080P / 720P / 480P (VGA)

Detection Angle Up to 120°

Detection Distance Up to 20 meters

IR LED Wavelength 940nm (Low Glow)

IR LED Quantity 36 pcs

Trigger Speed 0.2 seconds

Waterproof Level IP65

Working Temperature -20°C to +70°C

Memory Card Type Up to 256GB TF Card (Class 10)

Power Supply Type Battery / External

Battery Type AA battery (4/8pcs)

Working Voltage 6V

External Power Supply DC 6V 1.5A

Standby Time Up to 6 Months

Photo Format JPG

Video Format MP4 / H.264

Screen Size 2.0” TFT

Size 135x90x77mm

Weight 0.38 KG

3. Installation guide

off test on

MICRO SD

Menu shot

REPLAY

Battery installation

Open the battery cover and insert 8* AA batteries. Make

sure the batteries are correctly placed (pos+ / neg-)

Do not insert any batteries when using a DC power adapter.

This will cause permanent damage to the camera!

Enter TEST mode

Slide the mode switch to “TEST” to activate the camera and

view the setup screen. While in TEST mode you are able to

change all settings to the desired settings and also view

previous recordings.

Enter ON mode

After you have completed all settings slide the mode switch

to “ON” to enter working mode. The screen will countdown

10 seconds and then go black. The camera is now in auto

working mode and will start taking photos and videos

based on the congured settings immediately.

Memory card installation

Insert the micro SD memory card in the designated slot

with the contacts (gold plating) facing away. The micro SD

card should slide in freely with little resistance. Continue

pressing the card inward until you hear a click. The

microSD card is now locked in place and ready for use.

Adjust desired settings

While in the “TEST” modus click the “MENU” button. While

in the menu you can congure all options to your desired

settings. See the chapter “Settings” for all available options.

4. Review footage

Menu shot

REPLAY

Option 1 : On the device

Slide the mode switch to “TEST”. Then click on the

“REPLAY” button to view all images and videos.

Use the menu buttons to navigate through all the footage.

MICRO SD

Option 2 : microSD card

Shut o the camera and take the microSD card out of the

camera. You can now insert the microSD card into a suitable

device such as TV, PC or Laptop to review all footage.

micro usb switch

Option 3 : USB connection

Connect the camera to a PC or laptop using the micro usb

cable. You can now review all footage on the connected

device.

5. Settings

Setting Description Options

Mode Choose the operation mode

Camera, Video

Camera & Video

Time Lapse

Resolution Choose the resolution for the videos 4K / 2K / 1080P /

720P / 480P (VGA)

Video length Choose the length of the video 5s / 10s / 30s / 60s / 90s

Record audio Choose to record audio when taking videos O / On

Image Size Choose the resolution for the photos 30MP / 24MP / 20MP /

16MP / 12MP

Interval Time between 2 detection moments 1s / 10s / 10m / 3m / 5m

10m / 15m / 30m

Time Lapse The time interval between each time lapse

shot taken

5m / 30m / 1h / 2h / 3h /

6h / 12h / 24h

Sequence Amount of photos to take on each trigger single / 3 / 6 / 9

ISO Adjust the exposure level Auto / 100 / 200 / 400

Overwrite Overwrite old recordings when the memory is

full O / On

PIR Sensitivity Adjust the PIR sensors sensitivity Low / Medium / High

Language Set a dierent language

English, Francais, Deutsch ,

Italiano, Espanol, Portugues,

Hrvatski, Dansk, Svenska,

Suomi, Polski, Pyccknn, Dutch

Frequency LCD screen refresh rate 50Hz / 60Hz

TV Mode Set TV mode NTSC / PAL

Camera ID Choose your own camera ID 6 numbers / letters

Password Set a password to protect your camera

(default password = 1314) 4 numbers

Timer Choose when the camera should be active 00:00:00 - 23:59:59

Date/Time Set the current date and time DD/MM/YY

Format Format the memory card

ALL DATA WILL BE DELETED Cancel / OK

Default

Setting Restore all settings to factory default Cancel / OK

6. Troubleshooting

Camera doesn’t capture the desired objects

●Check the PIR sensitivity. For warm environments set the “PIR sensitivity” setting to “LOW”

and for cold environments set the “PIR sensitivity” setting to “HIGH”

●Try to install the camera in an area where there are no external heat sources in the camera’s

eld of view.

●In some cases placing the camera near water will cause false positives / empty shots.

●Try to install the camera on stable and immovable objects such as large trees.

●At night the motion detector may detect movement beyond the illumination range of the

LED’s. Try reducing this distance by adjusting the “PIR sensitivity” setting.

●Rising sun or sunset can cause the sensor to trigger. Try reorienting the camera.

●If a person or animal moves very quickly, it may move out of the camera’s eld of view before

the photo / video is taken. Try moving the camera further back to get a larger eld of view.

●Placing the camera behind glass will impact the PIR sensor.

Camera stops taking photos / videos

●Make sure that the memory card has enough storage space. If the memory card is full the

camera will stop taking photos / videos.

●Check the batteries to make sure there is enough power left. If the batteries power level is

too low the camera will stop functioning.

●Make sure that the camera’s mode switch is on “ON” and not on “OFF” or “TEST”. The “TEST”

mode should only be used for changing the conguration or viewing photos / videos.

●Sometimes memory cards will get corrupted. Try formatting the memory card or using

another memory card.

Night vision doesn’t meet my expectations

●The camera requires 8*AA batteries in order to use night vision. Using just 4*AA batteries will

only support operation during daytime.

●Make sure the batteries have enough power. If the batteries are below 30% power level night

vision will not work.

●High quality 1.5V NiMH or lithium rechargable batteries oer better performance than

regular alkaline batteries.

●To ensure accuracy and quality of night vision photos / videos mount the camera in a dark

enviroment without any obvious external light sources.

●Placing the camera between certain surroundings such as trees, walls, bushes and ground

within the IR LED’s range will result in better performance compared to placement in an open

eld. If the camera is placed in an open eld the IR LED’s will have nothing to reect the light

back on to.

INHOUDSOPGAVE