Bush-whacker ROBOT D30 User manual

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USER GUIDEUSER GUIDE
VER
.201711
MODEL:ROBOT D30
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CONTENTS
1Introduction........................................................................... 3
2Quick Start Guide................................................................... 4
3Camera Overview .................................................................. 6
3.1 Microphone................................................................. 6
3.2 PIR sensor ................................................................... 6
3.3 IR LED........................................................................ 7
3.4 Lock Buckle................................................................ 7
3.5 Light Sensor................................................................ 7
3.6 Lock Hole.................................................................... 7
3.7 Indicator Light............................................................. 7
3.8 Lens............................................................................. 8
3.9 TFT screen .................................................................. 8
3.10 SD Card Slot.......................................................... 8
3.11 Keypad................................................................... 8
3.12 Power/Mode Switch............................................... 9
3.13 DC Port.................................................................. 9
3.14 USB/TV Cable Port................................................ 9
3.15 SIM Card Slot (Not available for this model)......... 9
3.16 Speaker .................................................................. 9
3.17 Tripod Nut............................................................ 10
3.18 Waterproof Plug ................................................... 10
3.19 Battery Slot .......................................................... 10
3.20 Battery Slot Cover................................................ 10
4Menu Function .................................................................... 11
4.1 Image: ....................................................................... 11
4.1.1 Mode:......................................................... 11
4.1.2 Image Size ................................................. 11
4.1.3 Video Size.................................................. 11
4.1.4 Shooting No............................................... 11
4.1.5 Video Length ............................................. 12
4.2 Setting....................................................................... 12
4.2.1 Device No.................................................. 12
4.2.2 Timer: ........................................................ 12
4.2.3 PIR Sleep................................................... 12
4.2.4 Time Lapse ................................................ 13

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4.2.5 Stamps....................................................... 13
4.2.6 Illumination ............................................... 13
4.2.7 Auto Power Off.......................................... 14
4.2.8 Sound Recording ....................................... 14
4.2.9 PIR Level................................................... 14
4.2.10 AE(After Effect) ........................................ 14
4.3 System....................................................................... 14
4.3.1 Format ....................................................... 14
4.3.2 Time & Date .............................................. 14
4.3.3 Default Set:................................................ 14
4.3.4 Language: .................................................. 15
4.3.5 Beep Sound:............................................... 16
4.3.6 Loop Recording ......................................... 16
4.3.7 TV Mode.................................................... 16
4.3.8 Password Set.............................................. 16
4.3.9 Software Version........................................ 16
4.4 Replay....................................................................... 16
4.4.1 Delete:........................................................ 16
4.4.2 Lock Image:............................................... 16
4.4.3 Slide Show:................................................ 16
5Test and View....................................................................... 17
5.1 Shooting in Test Mode............................................... 17
5.2 Image ........................................................................ 17
5.2.1 Image Browsing Operation........................ 17
5.2.2 Video Browsing Operation......................... 17
6Firmware Upgrades ............................................................. 18
7FAQ ...................................................................................... 19
8Technical Parameters ........................................................... 20
9Main Features...................................................................... 23
10 Warranty Policy.................................................................... 25
11 Package Contents................................................................. 26

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1 Introduction
D30 wildlife game camera (also called hunting camera/trail
camera) is a scouting device. It can be triggered by sudden change of
ambient temperature caused by moving game in a region of interest,
which is detected by a highly sensitive Passive Infra-Red (PIR)
sensor, and then take pictures or video clips automatically.
Application
Camera trap for hunting, animal or incident observation.
Indoor/outdoor surveillance for domestic, office, warehouse,
farm or public use.
Observing wild animals/plants growth process.
For forestry bureau and forest public security to surveil and
take evidence of stealing hunting, etc.
Other evidence-taking works.
Warning:
Please read the user guide
carefully before using this product to
avoid unnecessary loss!
Do not attempt to disassemble the
camera, non-product quality
problems and man-made damages
will not be covered under warranty!

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2 Quick Start Guide
1. Open the lid.
Unlock the lock
buckle to open
the lid.
2. Insert the SD
card Insert the
card towards
right direction. 3. Put batteries
Recommend
installing
8 batteries.
7. Camera starts
to work turn the
switch to “ON”
then close the
camera.
The red indicator flashes for 6 times
slowly, then the blue one flashes for 3
times quickly and camera into
shooting state. If you need to chang
other specifications please do on the
basis of menu section.

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5. Format SD card
Press “MENU” to menu interface, then enter into
“System” setting and choose “Format” to format SD
card according to the reminder.
4. Turn the
switch to
“TEST”
6. Set time for camera
Choose “Set Clock” to set time and date from the “System” interface

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3 Camera Overview
1 Microphone 8 Lens 15 SIM card slot
( for GPRSmodel)
2 PIR sensor 9 TFT screen
3 IR LED 10 SD card slot 16 Speaker
4 Lock Buckle 11 keypad 17 Tripod Nut
5 Light Sensor 12 Power/modes
switch 18 DC In
6 Lock Hole 13 DC Port 19 Battery Slot
7 Indicator Light 14 USB/TV Cable
Port 20 Battery slot cover
3.1 Microphone
To collect the scene of the environment sound when taking
video, you can also close this function in the software.
3.2 PIR sensor
This is the PIR sensor window, please don’t cover when using.
The material is relatively fragile, in order to avoid damage, please do
not press firmly.

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When install camera please make sure there are not moving
objects in 3m area in front of PIR sensor, such as branches, leaves,
weeds, strings, color ribbon and other objects which may fluttered in
the wind to avoid potential false triggers. Please do not aim the
camera at a heat source such as boiler, exhaust vents and light, etc.
Avoid mistaking photos or videos.
3.3 IR LED
When shooting in night, the infrared light will be turned on to
fill light. 850nm and 940nm for selection, please confirm before
ordering. 940nm is invisible and the light is weak. 850nm is visible
and the light is strong.
3.4 Lock Buckle
Used to lock and turn on the camera.
3.5 Light Sensor
Used to sensitize the intensity of ambient light, and provide
parameters for reference. The photo resistor senses the light intensity
of camera position, and if there is a difference in light intensity
between the shooting position and the camera's mounting position,
adjust the ISO value for exposure to human intervention.
3.6 Lock Hole
Lock the camera with a small lock.
3.7 Indicator Light
There are red and blue indicator lights that indicate the
working status of the camera.
In “ON” Mode: camera starts successfully if red indicator
light flashes 6 times and then blue indicator light flashes 3 times
continually. The camera fails to start if blue indicator light keep
lighting, if start failed to shut down and start again.
On “TEST” mode, the red indicator light flashes one time at
every 10seconds. When PIR trigger, the blue indicator light flashes.
Low battery tips: In “ON” Mode, Red indicator light flashes
one time at every 1second for 60 seconds.
Upgrade Tip: Red and blue lights are flashing continuously
during the upgrade process.

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3.8 Lens
90 degree and 50 degree are available. 90 degree lens has an
advantage on the near scene; and 50 degree standard lens for
shooting ordinary distance scene.
3.9 TFT screen
Used to display menu settings, view images.
3.10 SD Card Slot
Attention: SD card need purchase by buyer.
Please insert SD card correctly. The supported memory
capacity is up to 64GB. SD card to be formatted before use; and SD
card lock protection off. It’s recommended to use high speed SD
card not less than class 10 to achieve the best performance.
Low-quality SD card and by the TF card into SD card and other
non-standard SD card, will take a picture as a failure. Please don’t
take out batteries, SD card or power supply when camera in “ON”
mode!The file format of SD card stores: Photos are saved in JPEG
and videos are saved in MOV (H.264).
3.11 Keypad
For menu operation
MENU button, press it to set parameters; Switch among
“IMAGE/SET/SYSTEM”; Press “EXIT” button to exit.
Up, Quick switch to camera mode. “ZOOM”mode to
enlarge the picture; “MOVE”mode to move the picture
up.

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Left, Switch the parameters; on “REPLAY”mode to
check the previous image (only available on Replay
mode).
Down, Quick switch to Video mode. “ZOOM”mode to
shrink the picture; “MOVE”mode to move the picture
down.
Right, Switch the parameters; Replay mode, Check the
next one (only available on Replay mode).
Shot, Manually take photos or videos (only available on
Test mode), EXIT.
Ok, Selected and entered function; in “REPLAY”mode
have the function of “ZOOM”/ “MOVE”.
3.12 Power/Mode Switch
OFF: to turn off the camera.
TEST: to set operational parameters.
ON: to work under surveillance status.
3.13 DC Port
External DC power supply, please use 6V/2A power adapter,
the same specifications of the solar power can also be used as an
external power supply access.
3.14 USB/TV Cable Port
The camera configuration has two cables. When the computer
connect the USB cable, the camera can be identified as a USB
device, the computer can read the camera SD card file; when the TV
or external monitor through the TV cable port, the camera's display
will be closed, the TV Or an external monitor is used as a display.
3.15 SIM Card Slot (Not available for this model)
3.16 Speaker
When replay video, it can play sound. While operate the
keyboard the speaker can send a “beep” sound, and this can be
turned off from menu set.