Boly BG636 Series User manual

Boly Trail Cameras – BG636 Series
BG636 Series
User Manual

Boly Trail Cameras – BG636 Series
Table of Contents
1. Getting Started......................................................................1
2. Camera Operations............................................................2
2.1 Batteries / Power Supply................................................... 2
2.2 SD Card Information......................................................... 2
2.3 SIM Card Information....................................................... 3
2.4 Camera Modes.................................................................... 4
2.5 Manual Image / Video Capturing.................................... 5
2.6 Manage Images and/or Videos........................................ 5
2.7 Sending via MMS/GPRS/Molnus....................................6
2.8 Trigger Modes..................................................................... 7
2.9 Password Setup...................................................................9
2.10 Find Camera.................................................................... 10
3. Camera Setup Settings & Display...............................11
3.1 Settings Interface & Display.............................................11
3.2 Mobile Communication................................................... 12
3.3 Camera Setup Software....................................................13
3.4 Cloud Service - Molnus....................................................15
3.5 Mobile Applications..........................................................17
3.5.1 BG Tools Usage Instructions for Android App......... 18
3.6 Camera Setup Options.................................................... 22
4. Detection Ranges – PIR Detection Zones............. 28
5. Technical Specifications............................................... 29
Appendix : Parts List....................................................... 30

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1. Getting Started
Fig. 1: Front View Fig. 2: Inner Panel View
Fig. 3: Bottom view
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Antenna
2
Infrared LED
3
Lens
4
Microphone
5
Lock
6
PIR
7
Indication LED
8
Right
9
Up/Video
10
OK/Play
11
SD Card Slot
12
Left
13
SIM Card Slot
14
Down/Photo
15
Speaker
16
Power Switch
17
Menu
18
Shot
19
LCD display
20
Battery Tray
21
DC In
22
USB Port
23
Screw Hole

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2. Camera Operations
2.1 Batteries / Power Supply
Powered by Batteries
①4 or 8 AA batteries
High-density, high-performance rechargeable or
non-rechargeable Alkaline batteries are recommended.
You can also use NiMH batteries as well, each battery
should be above 1.5V.
②5 X 18650 batteries
Need to use Pointed Head 18650 Battery. They can be
charged by camera when it connects a DC 6-Volt.
Power Supply
A DC 6-Volt, 2 A external power supply adapter can
also be used to power the camera (not included).
2.2 SD Card Information
To take full advantage of the latest technologies, we
recommend Class 10 SD cards , which have faster
transfer speeds and longer durability for extensive
shooting in extreme outdoor conditions. Some SD cards
are deemed Secure Digital High Capacity (SDHC) PRO
cards, which only work with SDHC compatible devices
only. Please check that your product is compatible with
SDHC cards.
Insert the SD card into the camera before
turning on the camera

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This camera supports up to a 32GB capacity SD card
and has no built-in internal memory. The camera will
not function without the SD card properly inserted into
the camera.
Make sure the SD card is unlocked before
inserting it into the camera
The camera will power off with a code stating that the
SD card is locked when inserted.
If you experience any problems with an
inserted SD card
Try reformatting the SD card, by using the camera’s
main settings options.
2.3 SIM Card Information
Insert the SIM card into the camera before
turning on the camera
The camera SIM card slot is sized for a standard SIM
card. If you have a nano or micro size SIM card,
utilizing a SIM card adapter (included with most of our
cameras) will be required to connect your camera to the
cellular network via SIM card.
NOTE: The camera will still function without a SIM
card. The SIM card is needed only for the
wireless/cellular messaging capabilities.

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2.4 Camera Modes
The different modes are accessed by sliding the power
switch to the different positions marked on the camera.
The power switch is located inside the camera on the
bottom right of the LCD screen.
The different camera modes are as follows:
OFF Mode
Turns the camera off. The camera will still consume a
small amount of power while in OFF mode. It is
recommended to remove the batteries if the camera
will not be used for a long period of time.
TEST/SETUP Mode
In this mode, the camera allows you to customize the
camera settings or play back pictures and videos the
camera has taken on the LCD display.
ON Mode [ Hunting Mode ]
Camera will take pictures or video when motion is
detected and/or at specific time intervals, according
to the programmed settings. After switching the
camera to the ON position, the red LED motion
indicator will blink for about 10 seconds and then
turn off. This preset time allows you to adjust the
cameras position if needed, before the camera
becomes active.

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2.5 Manual Image / Video Capturing
Place the camera in TEST/SETUP mode and press the
“►/SHOT” button on the right of the control pad to
manually capture photos or record video. Press “►/SHOT”
again to stop video recording.
2.6 Manage Images and/or Videos
Put the camera in TEST/SETUP mode and press the
“OK/Play” button to view images or videos. The latest
image or video will be shown on the LCD screen.
To view:
Press ▲or ▼to view the next or previous image or
video. Press OK to start a video.
To delete:
Press OK in Test/Setup Mode to enter into Playback
mode and access the pictures and videos. Press the ▲
or ▼to toggle between photos to find the photo(s) to
delete. Once selected, press the “/DEL” button and
the options Del One and Del All will appear. Press OK
when the Del One option is selected. Press OK again
to confirm you want to delete the selected picture or
video.

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2.7 Sending via MMS/GPRS/Molnus
Images can be sent directly to your wireless
device/email/Molnus, based on the Send Mode settings.
1) Insert the SD & SIM card into the camera before turning
on the camera.
2) Turn on the camera in TEST/SETUP mode. Make sure
the SIM card is recognized and signal strength is adequate.
3) Select the send mode setting and fill in the correct
parameters.
You have the options of Molnus (default setting), Phone
MMS, Email MMS, or Email GPRS. Videos will be sent in
less than 10MP.
（The MG984G-V support option: Email GPRS/Molnus）
To manually send a photo:
Put the camera in TEST/SETUP mode
Wait for the camera to acquire a network signal and
the SIM card to be recognized
indicates the SIM card is recognized by the camera.
indicates the SIM card is not recognized by the
camera or the SIM card is not working due to
connection/activation issues.
Take a manual photo by pressing the “SHOT/►”
button, or press OK to view the photos stored on the
camera
Find the picture you want to manually send
Press the MENU button to pull up the Send To
option

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Press OK again to send the picture via the
messaging option chosen in your camera settings
2.8 Trigger Modes
There are 3 different trigger modes for the camera: PIR
Trigger/Sensitivity, Time Lapse, and a combined
PIR/Time Lapse mode. These modes are activated by
three different menu options (PIR Trigger/Sensitivity,
PIR Interval, and Time Lapse).
PIR Trigger/Sensitivity
In this trigger mode, the camera will activate when
motion is detected. If the PIR Trigger/Sensitivity option is
set to OFF, the camera will not respond to any motion
within the camera’s trigger detection range.
Time Lapse
In this camera mode, the camera will activate at the set
time interval regardless of motion detection. If the Time
Lapse option is set to OFF, this trigger function will be
disabled.
Combined PIR/Time Lapse
For the combination of both PIR and Time Lapse
triggering, the following settings must be set correctly:
PIR Trigger/Sensitivity must NOT be set to OFF
The Time Lapse interval must be set to a
non-zero value.

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The camera will capture pictures or video when motion is
detected and at the preset time(s), regardless of motion
detection.
● If PIR Trigger/Sensitivity and Time Lapse options are
BOTH OFF, the camera will not capture any photos or videos.
Additional PIR settings to note:
PIR Interval
This setting indicates how long the PIR sensor will be
disabled after each camera triggering. During this
interval time, the camera will not react to any
detected motion or activate at the scheduled Time
Lapse interval.
Further detailed information about the trigger modes
can be found in Camera Setup Options section of the
manual.