1. Battery: With the power switch OFF, insert batteries into the battery compartment. Use 12 (recommended) or 6 (either top or bottom bay) 1.2-1.5v AA batteries or you can use an external power source with or without internal batteries.The following types of AA batteries can be used:

• High-performance alkaline

• Lithium (Li-ion)

• Rechargeable NiMH

For longer battery life, you can connect the camera to a direct-connect solar panel (no external battery) or to a 12V external battery (with or without solar panel). When using a direct-connect solar panel, we recommend using 6 AA batteries (in either the top or bottom bay).

2. SIM card: If the SIM card is installed, the punched-out SIM carrier will be in the tri-folder. If the SIM card is not installed, punch out the mid-size (micro) SIM, not the smallest (nano) SIM and install it in the SIM slot.

3. SD card: Insert an unlocked SD card (name brand; up to 32 G; class 10; standard size, 80 MB/s or faster preferred, not microSD with or without adapter) into the SD card slot. Refer to the card symbol on the case for proper orientation.

4. Antenna: With the rubber gasket between the base of the antenna and the antenna jack on the top of the camera, screw the antenna onto the antenna jack. The rubber gasket must be in place to prevent leaks. Make sure the antenna is screwed in all the way but be careful not to over-tighten it.

Cellular service is required if you want to have photos delivered to your mobile device and/or email, regardless of whether you use Premium or Auto service for photo delivery. Cellular service enables the camera to send photos, status reports, and videos. (Premium service required for video transmission.)

You may purchase cellular service either from Spartan Camera (AT&T and Verizon models) or from your phone carrier (by adding it to your existing cell phone plan). Data service through Spartan Camera includes premium service at no additional charge.

1. 1. Download The Spartan Camera Management App*: Android | iOS

   2. Open the app, and tap the Register button to create an account, or Login if you have an existing account.

   3. Check your email and tap the activation link (If registering a new account).

   4. Return to the app. Login, and tap on the + icon located in the upper left corner.

   5. Scan the camera's IMEI/MEID barcode by tapping the icon on the right, or manually input the IMEI/MEID numbers.

   6. Depending on your device type, you may be asked to enter the ICCID number below. Then tap on the Next button.

   7. Here you can pick a data plan and tap on Select to proceed. If you already purchase your data, tap on the text "Already Activated..." on the bottom of the page.

      1. If you picked a plan, then fill out the billing information, and proceed to checkout. Once it's complete, you'll taken back to the Home page, and your camera will show up on your account.

      2. If you tapped on "Already Activated...", then follow the instructions on the screen to locate your registration code for the camera. Input the code and tap Done.

*If you are unable to download or access the Spartan Camera Mobile app then please proceed to the steps "Alternative Setup Using the Web Portal" below.

If you already activated the camera, and does not have access to the mobile app or Spartan Camera website. Then follow the Setup Wizard to register your camera with an email.

1. Slide the power switch to the ON position. The camera will enter Preview mode.
   The screen will display Searching network, please wait. Please do not press any keys., then a tower symbol, signal strength bars, and the carrier name will appear briefly at top left corner of the screen.

2. The Setup Wizard will start.

3. Use ◄ and ► to scroll through the choices and select your Timezone then press the OK button to Update.

4. After a few seconds, the update should be successful and the date, time, and timezone will be displayed on the screen. Press the OK button to proceed to the Next screen.

5. On the Add to Spartan Camera account, choose Using the camera then press the OK button.

   • 1. Follow the prompts to enter your email address, then return to the screen that displays your email address, then press the OK button to Register. The camera will display message that the email has been sent.

     2. Check your email account for the message, click the link in the message, then log in to your account (or follow the prompts to create one if you don’t already have one). Your camera will be displayed on the portal CAMERA MANAGEMENT screen.

     3. On the camera, press the OK button to verify that registration is complete, then press the ☰ Menu button to return to the Preview screen.

The following steps are optional, but we strongly recommend that you go through all of them before you deploy the camera.

1. Format the SD card. It is very important that you format the SD card in the camera before using it and it is a good idea to format it again every so often.

   • • 1. With your camera on Setup mode, press the ☰ Menu, and navigate to the System tab.

       2. Scroll down to Format, press the OK button

       3. Select Yes then press the OK button again.

       4. Then press the ☰ Menu button twice to exit the menu and return to the Preview screen.

2. Review and Update your Camera Settings - see Camera Setting reference for the setting functions and details.

   • • App - On the app's Home page, tap on the ☰ Menu icon next to your camera. Then tap on Camera Setting.

     • Web - Log onto your account on my.spartancamera.com/home, then either...

       1. Next to your camera, there's a drop down menu called Manage Camera, click on that and select Change Settings.

       2. Go to the Camera menu on the top, then tap on Camera Settings. Use the drop down on top to select the different cameras on your account.

3. Send a Test Photo: in Preview mode, press OK to take a picture then OK again to send it.

   • • With the camera displaying the Preview screen, aim it at something and press OK to take a picture.

     • Press OK again to send the picture.

     • The screen will show Setting…, Sending…, Sent.

     • If you can see the picture on the MY CAMERAS > Camera Management or Manage Photos page, Premium service is working.

4. Set your Account Timezone:

   • • App: On your mobile app, tap on Account > Account Options > User Profile, Select the Region and Timezone, then tap on Update.

     • Web: Log onto your account on my.spartancamera.com/home. On the top menu, go to ACCOUNT > click User Profile. Select the Region and the Timezone, then click the Update button.

5. Update the camera firmware if your camera’s firmware is not the latest version.

   • • On the app, view the Status Report page (tap the camera menu button, then Status Report; or tap the signal bars/battery indicator). If there is an Update button beside Firmware Update, tap it. If your firmware is current, the message “Firmware is up to date.” will be displayed.

     • Or on the web site, log in to your account, CAMERAS, Firmware Update. If there is an Update button in the Action column, click it. If “Current” is shown, your firmware is current.

Take and send another manual photo. After the screen says the photo has been sent, it will indicate that it is downloading and updating the FW, then it will restart and come back up in Setup mode.

If you have trouble updating the firmware over the air (either method above), then update it manually using the instructions in the How to update firmware Knowledge Base article linked on the Spartan Camera – User manual page.

6. Decide whether you will be using Premium service (recommended, included with Spartan Camera data plans or first month free trial when you use Verizon™ data) or Auto service by reviewing the information in the KnowledgeBase article Premium and Auto Feature Comparison, which is linked below this document on the documentation page.

1. After setting up and testing the camera, position it on the target area. You may want to manually take & send a test photo again before arming the camera. The camera will take pictures as programmed. The height you mount your camera depends on what your targets are, but 2-4 feet off the ground is generally best for wildlife, depending on the size of the animals you want to photograph.

   1. • Camera positioning suggestions - LINK

      • Camera mounting height examples - LINK

2. The green light on the front of the camera should flash for a few seconds to give you time to move out of the area.

3. Important: Before you retrieve the SD card or change the settings, turn the camera off by pushing the power switch to the OFF position.

1. Battery: With the power switch OFF, press the Eject button in the bottom right corner to eject the battery tray. Insert batteries into the battery compartment. Use 12 (recommended) or 6 (filling up either the back or front of the tray) 1.2-1.5v AA batteries or you can use an external power source with or without batteries.The following types of AA batteries can be used:

2. High-performance Alkaline

3. Lithium (Li-ion)

4. Rechargeable NiMHFor longer battery life, you can connect the camera to a direct-connect solar panel with an extended DC plug adapter (no external battery) or to a 12V external battery (with or without solar panel). When using a direct-connect solar panel, we recommend using at least 6 AA batteries.

5. SD Card: Insert a micro SD card (name brand; up to 128GB; class 10; micro size, 80MB/s or faster preferred. Not a standard full size SD card) into the SD card slot next to the battery tray beneath the camera. Refer to the card symbol on the case for proper orientation.

6. Antenna: With the rubber gasket between the base of the antenna and the antenna jack on the top of the camera, screw the antenna onto the antenna jack. The rubber gasket must be in place to prevent leaks. Make sure the antenna is screwed in all the way but be careful not to over-tighten it.

Cellular and Premium service are required if you want to have photos delivered to your mobile device and/or email. Cellular service enables the camera to send photos, status reports, and videos.

You may purchase cellular service either from Spartan Camera (Spartan M, AT&T, and Verizon models) or from your phone carrier (by adding it to your existing cell phone plan, for applicable devices). Data service through Spartan Camera includes premium service at no additional charge.

1. 1. Download The Spartan Camera Management App*: Android | iOS

   2. Open the app, and tap the Register button to create an account, or Login if you have an existing account.

   3. Check your email and tap the activation link (If registering a new account).

   4. Return to the app. Login, and tap on the + icon located in the upper left corner.

   5. Scan the camera's IMEI/MEID barcode by tapping the icon on the right, or manually input the IMEI/MEID numbers.

   6. Depending on your device type, you may be asked to enter the ICCID number below. Then tap on the Next button.

   7. Here you can pick a data plan and tap on Select to proceed. If you already purchase your data, tap on the text "Already Activated..." on the bottom of the page.

      1. If you picked a plan, then fill out the billing information, and proceed to checkout. Once it's complete, you'll taken back to the Home page, and your camera will show up on your account.

      2. If you tapped on "Already Activated...", then follow the instructions on the screen to locate your registration code for the camera. Input the code and tap Done.

*If you are unable to download or access the Spartan Camera Mobile app then please proceed to the steps "Alternative Setup Using the Web Portal" below.

If you already activated the camera, and does not have access to the mobile app or Spartan Camera website. Then follow the Setup Wizard to register your camera with an email.

1. Slide the power switch to the ON position. The camera will enter Preview mode. The screen will display Searching network, please wait. Please do not press any keys., then a tower symbol, signal strength bars, and the carrier name will appear briefly at top left corner of the screen.

2. The Setup Wizard will start.

3. Use ◄ and ► to scroll through the choices and select your Timezone then press the OK button to Update.

4. After a few seconds, the update should be successful and the date, time, and timezone will be displayed on the screen. Press the OK button to proceed to the Next screen.

5. On the Add to Spartan Camera account, choose Using the camera then press the OK button.

   • 1. Follow the prompts to enter your email address, then return to the screen that displays your email address, then press the OK button to Register. The camera will display message that the email has been sent.

     2. Check your email account for the message, click the link in the message, then log in to your account (or follow the prompts to create one if you don’t already have one). Your camera will be displayed on the portal CAMERA MANAGEMENT screen.

     3. On the camera, press the OK button to verify that registration is complete, then press the ☰ Menu button to return to the Preview screen.

The following steps are optional, but we strongly recommend that you go through all of them before you deploy the camera.

1. Format the SD card. It is very important that you format the SD card in the camera before using it and it is a good idea to format it again every so often.

   • • 1. With your camera on Setup mode, press the ☰ Menu, and navigate to the System tab.

       2. Scroll down to Format, press the OK button

       3. Select Yes then press the OK button again.

       4. Then press the ☰ Menu button twice to exit the menu and return to the Preview screen.

2. Review and Update your Camera Settings - see Camera Setting reference for the setting functions and details.

   • • App - On the app's Home page, tap on the ☰ Menu icon next to your camera. Then tap on Camera Setting.

     • Web - Log onto your account on my.spartancamera.com/home, then either...

       1. Next to your camera, there's a drop down menu called Manage Camera, click on that and select Change Settings.

       2. Go to the Camera menu on the top, then tap on Camera Settings. Use the drop down on top to select the different cameras on your account.

3. Send a Test Photo: in Preview mode, press OK to take a picture then OK again to send it.

   • • With the camera displaying the Preview screen, aim it at something and press OK to take a picture.

     • Press OK again to send the picture.

     • The screen will show Setting…, Sending…, Sent.

     • If you can see the picture on the MY CAMERAS > Camera Management or Manage Photos page, Premium service is working.

4. Set your Account Timezone:

   • • App: On your mobile app, tap on Account > Account Options > User Profile, Select the Region and Timezone, then tap on Update.

     • Web: Log onto your account on my.spartancamera.com/home. On the top menu, go to ACCOUNT > click User Profile. Select the Region and the Timezone, then click the Update button.

5. Update the camera firmware if your camera’s firmware is not the latest version.

   • • On the app, view the Status Report page (tap the camera menu button, then Status Report; or tap the signal bars/battery indicator). If there is an Update button beside Firmware Update, tap it. If your firmware is current, the message “Firmware is up to date.” will be displayed.

     • Or on the web site, log in to your account, CAMERAS, Firmware Update. If there is an Update button in the Action column, click it. If “Current” is shown, your firmware is current.

Take and send another manual photo. After the screen says the photo has been sent, it will indicate that it is downloading and updating the FW, then it will restart and come back up in Setup mode.

If you have trouble updating the firmware over the air (either method above), then update it manually using the instructions in the How to update firmware Knowledge Base article linked on the Spartan Camera – User manual page.

1. After setting up and testing the camera, position it on the target area. You may want to manually take & send a test photo again before arming the camera. The camera will take pictures as programmed. The height you mount your camera depends on what your targets are, but 2-4 feet off the ground is generally best for wildlife, depending on the size of the animals you want to photograph.

   1. • Camera positioning suggestions - LINK

      • Camera mounting height examples - LINK

2. The green light on the front of the camera should flash for a few seconds to give you time to move out of the area.

3. Important: Before you retrieve the SD card or change the settings, turn the camera off by pushing the power switch to the OFF position.

1. Battery: With the power switch OFF, insert batteries into the battery compartment. Use 12 (recommended), 8, or 4 (emergency, left 2 columns) 1.2-1.5v AA batteries.The following types of batteries can be used:

   • High-performance alkaline

   • Lithium

   • Rechargeable NiMH

For longer battery life, you can connect the camera to a 6V external battery (with or without solar panel) that is designed to be used with trail cameras.

2. SIM card: Insert the SIM card (For some camera models, the SIM card is already pre-inserted in your camera).

3. SD card: Insert an unlocked SD card (name brand; up to 32 G; class 10; standard size, 80 MB/s or faster preferred, not microSD with or without adapter) into the SD card slot. Refer to the card symbol on the case for proper orientation.

4. Antenna: With the rubber gasket between the base of the antenna and the antenna jack on the top of the camera, screw the antenna onto the antenna jack. The rubber gasket must be in place to prevent leaks. Make sure the antenna is screwed in all the way but be careful not to over-tighten it.

Cellular service is required if you want to have photos delivered to your mobile device and/or email, regardless of whether you use Premium or Auto service for photo delivery. Cellular service enables the camera to send photos, status reports, and videos. (Premium service required for video transmission.)

You may purchase cellular service either from Spartan Camera (AT&T and Verizon models) or from your phone carrier (by adding it to your existing cell phone plan). Data service through Spartan Camera includes premium service at no additional charge.

1. Download The Spartan Camera Management App*: Android | iOS

2. Open the app, and tap the Register button to create an account, or Login if you have an existing account.

3. Check your email and tap the activation link (If registering a new account).

4. Return to the app. Login, and tap on the + icon located in the upper left corner.

5. Scan the camera's IMEI/MEID barcode by tapping the icon on the right, or manually input the IMEI/MEID numbers.

6. Depending on your device type, you may be asked to enter the ICCID number below. Then tap on the Next button.

7. Here you can pick a data plan and tap on Select to proceed. If you already purchase your data, tap on the text "Already Activated..." on the bottom of the page.

   1. If you picked a plan, then fill out the billing information, and proceed to checkout. Once it's complete, you'll taken back to the Home page, and your camera will show up on your account.

   2. If you tapped on "Already Activated...", then follow the instructions on the screen to locate your registration code for the camera. Input the code and tap Done.

*If you are unable to download or access the Spartan Camera Mobile app then please proceed to the steps "Alternative Setup Using the Web Portal" below.

The following steps are optional, but we strongly recommend that you go through all of them before you deploy the camera.

1. Format the SD card. It is very important that you format the SD card in the camera before using it and it is a good idea to format it again every so often.

   • • 1. With your camera on Setup mode, press the Menu, and navigate to the System tab.

       2. Scroll down to Format, press the OK button

       3. Select Yes then press the OK button again.

       4. Then press the Menu button twice to exit the menu and return to the Preview screen.

2. Review and Update your Camera Settings - see Camera Setting reference for the setting functions and details.

   • • App - On the app's Home page, tap on the Menu icon next to your camera. Then tap on Camera Setting.

     • Web - Log onto your account on my.spartancamera.com/home, then either...

       1. Next to your camera, there's a drop down menu called Manage Camera, click on that and select Change Settings.

       2. Go to the Camera menu on the top, then tap on Camera Settings. Use the drop down on top to select the different cameras on your account.

3. Send a Test Photo: in Preview mode, press OK to take a picture then OK again to send it.

   • • With the camera displaying the Preview screen, aim it at something and press OK to take a picture.

     • Press OK again to send the picture.

     • The screen will show Setting…, Sending…, Sent.

     • If you can see the picture on the MY CAMERAS > Camera Management or Manage Photos page, Premium service is working.

4. Set your Account Timezone:

   • • App: On your mobile app, tap on Account > Account Options > User Profile, Select the Region and Timezone, then tap on Update.

     • Web: Log onto your account on my.spartancamera.com/home. On the top menu, go to ACCOUNT > click User Profile. Select the Region and the Timezone, then click the Update button.

5. Update the camera firmware if your camera’s firmware is not the latest version.

   • • On the app, view the Status Report page (tap the camera menu button, then Status Report; or tap the signal bars/battery indicator). If there is an Update button beside Firmware Update, tap it. If your firmware is current, the message “Firmware is up to date.” will be displayed.

     • Or on the web site, log in to your account, CAMERAS, Firmware Update. If there is an Update button in the Action column, click it. If “Current” is shown, your firmware is current.

Take and send another manual photo. After the screen says the photo has been sent, it will indicate that it is downloading and updating the FW, then it will restart and come back up in Setup mode.

If you have trouble updating the firmware over the air (either method above), then update it manually using the instructions in the How to update firmware Knowledge Base article linked on the Spartan Camera – User manual page.

6. Decide whether you will be using Premium service (recommended, included with Spartan Camera data plans or first month free trial when you use Verizon™ data) or Auto service by reviewing the information in the KnowledgeBase article Premium and Auto Feature Comparison, which is linked below this document on the documentation page.

1. After setting up and testing the camera, position it on the target area. You may want to manually take and send a Test photo again before turning the camera from SETUP to ON. The camera will take pictures as programmed. The height you mount your camera depends on what your targets are, but 2-4 feet off the ground is generally best for wildlife, depending on the size of the animals you want to photograph.

   1. • Camera positioning suggestions - LINK

      • Camera mounting height examples - LINK

2. The green light on the front of the camera should flash for a few seconds to give you time to move out of the area.

3. Important: Before you retrieve the SD card or change the settings, turn the camera off by pushing the power switch to the OFF position.

1. Sensitivity

This sets how sensitive the camera is to a difference in temperature between moving objects and the environment in its field of view. Typically it is best to set this to Low if the camera is in an environment colder than 40 °F, Normal for between 40 °F and 80 °F, and High for temperatures higher than 80 °F

Please adjust this setting based to current temperature in your location or where you'll be deploying/testing the camera.

2. Timelapse Interval

This is the setting that makes the camera trigger automatically every time that the Timelapse interval elapses. So if this is set for 1 hour, then the camera will take a photo/video every hour regardless of motion.

If you do need to use Timelapse, we recommend setting it on hourly based intervals. Otherwise, make sure to leave this setting to OFF.

3. Camera Mode: Photo, Video, Photo+Video

In Photo or Video modes, the camera will take/send the photo(s)/video*.

In Photo+Video mode, it will take a photo and start recording a video* two seconds after it takes the photo. The camera will send the photo but it will not send the video unless you request it using the app or website.

*Video transmission is only available when used with the Premium Service for models that are capable of sending videos.

4. Start-Stop

This sets a time period when the camera is allowed to actively take pictures. When either one of these is set, the camera will ignore the normal Trigger and Timelapse interval settings and use the interval settings under each Start-Stop instead.

Please know, once you set either a Start or Stop time, the camera will only work within that time set. If you want the camera to work 24/7, then set these settings to OFF.

5. Daily Limit/Max Photo per day

This sets the maximum number of photos the camera is allowed to send each day. For example, if you set it to 25, then the camera will send up to 25 photos, then any photos taken after that will not be sent although they will be saved to the SD card.

6. Scheduled Event

It is recommended that you set several scheduled events, either status reports or photos. There are nine available events for you to set, plus Scheduled Event [01], the default daily status report that you can set the time for. You will probably want to use most or all available events at least for status reports throughout the day so that you don’t have to wait too long to get requested HD photos or video downloads (for those models that are capable of transmitting video).

1. my.Spartancamera.com Account:

   • 1. Using a web browser on your computer or phone, go to www.spartancamera.com.

     2. Sign in to your account. If you don’t already have an account, register for one, then sign in.

2. Data Service:

   • 1. Go to the menu SHOP on top , and in the dropdown, click on Data Service.

     2. Input your camera IMEI/MEID and follow the instructions on the page to activate the data plan for your camera. If you already activated the data plan, then proceed to step 5.

3. Register Camera:

   • 1. Go back to www.spartancamera.com, then click on the button + Add New Camera.

     2. The page will ask for the following information:

        1. Camera Description - How would you like to name your camera.

        2. Module ID (IMEI/MEID) - The Module ID (MEID/IMEI number) is displayed on the camera packaging, on a sticker and on the Register Camera screen after you select the Register option and press OK. It should also be visible on the camera Information screen. This is an alphanumeric value, normally 14 or more characters in length, that is unique to each camera.

        3. Registration Code

           1. If your camera is an Ghost Cam, then turn on the camera and follow the setup wizard. Choose 'Register from mobile app' in the end.

           2. If your camera is an GoCam

              1. Set the camera switch to SETUP and when you have a signal, press the Menu button then select the Wireless menu.

              2. Verify that Send Mode is Instant and the Send Via is Premium. Press OK after making any changes.

              3. Select Register Camera, press OK, and wait several seconds. If registration is successful, the camera screen will show your Module ID (IMEI) and the registration code. If registration is not successful, repeat this step. Write down the registration code or take a picture of the information on the camera screen.

After you've gather and input the information above, check the box to agree to the terms of use and privacy policy, then click the Add this Camera button to finish.

If you input the values correctly, you will be taken back to the Camera Management page where your newly registered camera will show up.

Before start, make sure you've completed the instructions above for your wireless camera's setup step 1 & 2.

1. With the camera in SETUP mode (switch in SETUP position for models that have it, switch in the ON position for models that don’t have SETUP position; screen in Preview mode), press the Menu button then use the arrow buttons to navigate to the Wireless Settings tab and move through the submenu items.

a. Send Mode: select Instant, then specify the number of photos to send each day. Enter 0 if you want all photos to be sent.

b. Send Via: select Auto.

c. With Auto selected for Send Via, move to Recipient, press OK then enter one destination email address. ^”Email” refers to regular email addresses. Some email addresses and email formats may not be supported. Spartan Camera does not guarantee delivery of emails.

d. Name Tag: enter the name for your camera, up to 8 characters, that will appear on the picture info strip. (This option is not available on most 3G models).

e. Power Saving: On provides longer battery life because the camera connects to the network only when it needs to send a photo or status report, Off provides slightly faster transmission speeds because the camera stays connected to the network all the time. On is recommended.

f. Press OK to save your changes.

g. Press the Menu button to return to the main menu.

2. Refer to How to update firmware Knowledge Base article and update your camera’s firmware manually if necessary.

3. Set the other parameters (Camera Settings, Trigger Settings, System Settings) using the information in the Settings document. It is probably best to set the clock last.

4. Once you have set all the parameters, press the (Menu) button to return to the Preview screen.

5. When the camera shows that it is logged into the network, perform the “Hello test” to confirm that the camera is online.

a. Press the Menu button.

b. Scroll to the Wireless Settings tab.

c. Under Diagnostics, select Hello test then press the OK button. If your camera is connected to the network properly, you will see the message Success.

6. To test that the camera is taking and sending pictures properly, in Preview mode, press OK to take a picture then OK again to send it.

7. Arm your camera and walk test it. The camera will arm itself automatically after being on for 3 minutes or you can arm it manually by long pressing … then choosing Yes.

What you'll Need

1. MicroSD card

   • For Lumen SR3-CX - up to 64 GB (not included)

   • For Eclipse SR4-BX - up to 512 GB (not included)

2. 6 AA batteries (not included)

   • Lithium (recommended)

   • Alkaline

   • Rechargeable Ni-MH

Quick Setup

1. Load batteries

a. Press the Battery Tray Eject button to release the battery tray then pull it out so you can load the batteries. Hold the battery tray in case of falling down

b. Insert each battery and make sure its polarity matches the indicators on the bottom of the battery tray.

c. Insert the battery tray back into the camera.

2. Insert the microSD card in the slot on the bottom of the camera until it clicks into place. (The camera uses a microSD card to save your photos and videos.)

3. Set up the camera

a. Slide the power switch to the ON position, set the date and time, then press the Menu button to exit.

b. Set the Camera, Trigger, and System options as desired.

c. Format the microSD card (System menu).

d. Select Motion Test, press the OK button, adjust the camera position, then press the Menu button to exit. You can adjust the position by pulling the camera away from the mounting bracket.

e. Select Arm Camera then press the OK button. (If you do not arm the camera, it will arm itself after 4 minutes.)

Viewing Photos

1. Highlight Playback then press the OK button.

2. Press the ▲▼ (up and down) buttons to navigate through the pictures.

3. To return to the Home screen without deleting any photos, press the (Menu) button twice.

Deleting Photos

1. To delete one or all pictures, while viewing a photo press the Menu button.

2. Choose either Delete One or Delete ALL.

3. Press the OK button.

4. Press the Menu button to return to the next photo (if you deleted one) or the Home screen (if you deleted all).

Note: You can also delete everything on the microSD card by formatting it (System menu).

Viewing Videos

1. Highlight Playback then press the OK button.

2. Press the ▲▼ (up and down) buttons to navigate through the pictures.

3. Press the OK button to play/pause the video or press the Menu button to return to the preview screen.

4. To return to the Home screen without deleting any photos, press the Menu button twice.

Deleting Videos

1. To delete one or all videos, while looking at the first frame of a video on the preview screen, press the Menu button.

2. Choose either Delete One or Delete ALL.

3. Press the OK button.

4. Press the Menu button to return to the next photo (if you deleted one) or the Home screen (if you deleted all).

Note: You can also delete everything on the microSD card by formatting it (System menu).

Exporting the settings

• In the System menu, highlight Export Settings then press the OK button to save a file called settings.ini to the microSD card.

Using the exported settings in a new camera

1. Once you have saved the settings from one camera onto a microSD card, insert the microSD card into the new camera.

2. Turn the switch to ON and the camera will ask you Update Setting, Yes or No.

3. Choose Yes to copy the settings to this camera or No to set up the camera manually.