Bushnell CELLUCORE 24 User manual

CELLUCORE 24 MODEL # 119906A (AT&T) / 119906V (VERIZON)
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
CELLUCORE 24 TRAIL CAMERA

WELCOME
Welcome to your Bushnell Trail Camera! This manual has all
the instructions you need to set up your camera and your
account, plus quick answers to your questions.
If your camera does not seem to be functioning properly
or if you are having image quality issues, please check the
Troubleshooting Tips section.
If your problem continues after trying the solutions in
Troubleshooting Tips, please call Bushnell Customer Service
at [phone]. In Canada, call [phone].
Note: This Bushnell trail camera model is not designed
or intended for operation or sale outside of the United
States.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Camera Overview 4
Viewscreen Indicator Guide 6
Quick Start Guide 6
Settings Menu 9
Mounting & Positioning 14
Using An External Power Source 16
Frequently Asked Questions 16
Technical Specifications 18
Two-Year Limited Warranty 19

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Lens
Control Panel
Cover
DC In
(For optional solar panel accessory)
Motion
Indicator
Antenna
LED IR Flash
Light Sensor
Latch
CAMERA OVERVIEW
PIR Sensor

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Ok Button
Power On/Off
Up
Down Menu
Left
Right
View
Screen
Lock Hole
Battery Tray
SD Card Slot
SD Card not included
Battery
Panel Door

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VIEWSCREEN INDICATORS
1. Download the free Bushnell Trail
Camera app on your smartphone from
the App Store (iPhone®) or Google
Play® (Android®).
2. Open the app, then sign in or create
a new account.
QUICK START GUIDE
Current Mode Camera signal
Time Stamp
On
Battery Life Countdown Timer
SD Card
Inserted
Image
Capacity Left
Current Images
Captured
Current Image Resolution
(Megapixels)
9S

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3. Log in and click the Camera icon
at the bottom of the screen, then
click “+” to add a new camera. Scan
the QR code on the veiw screen of
your Cellucore 24 or manually or
enter its serial # to associate this
camera with your account.
4. Install 12 AA batteries (Energizer®
lithium batteries are recommended.
Alkaline batteries may be used
but battery life will be shorter.
Rechargeable batteries are not
recommended). Be sure to position
the batteries for correct polarity
(+/-) when installing.
5. Install a new SD card, up to 32GB.
High speed cards (class 6 or higher)
are recommended if you plan to
record video clips.
6. At the location where you
will place the camera, move the
power switch to the On position.
The camera’s default settings
were chosen for typical usage as
a scouting camera for hunters:
photo mode at 2MP resolution,
with a 10 second interval between
photos, and “Medium” LED flash
power output. These settings may
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onoff

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Your wireless camera is now ready to use. You can now
utilize the mobile application or management website to
review images, change camera settings, monitor battery life
and other functions of the camera.
Android® and Google Play® are registered trademarks of Google Inc. iPhone® is a
registered trademark of Apple, Inc.
be easily changed to suit your
individual preferences or application
(for example, if you would rather
capture videos, or photos at a
different resolution, spaced further
apart), using the app on your
smartphone or home computer.
7. Prior to closing the camera,
ensure the camera has acquired
cellular signal. Lower signal strength
can cause interruptions in service
and shorten battery life. Mount the
camera using the provided tree
strap or 1/4”-20 mounting socket. A
leveling arm to adjust the camera’s
angle is provided near the lower rear
of the camera.
Camera signal

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(Check your app for these settings)
SETTINGS MENU
Time and Date
Sets the hour (24-hr format only,
“00”=midnight, “12”=noon), minute,
year, month, and date.
Mode
Selects the format your camera will
record in.
Camera: For photos only.
Hybrid: A photo (multiple photos, if
NUM PICS is set >1) followed by a
video clip will be captured for each PIR
trigger event.
Image Size
Chooses the image resolution and
size.
Note: Larger sizes mean higher
image resolutions that take up more
space on the SD card. Medium is
the recommended default for good
resolution and smaller size.
Capture Number
Selects how many photos are taken
in sequence per trigger. This setting
affects photos taken in Camera,
Hybrid, and Field Scan mode.

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Camera Name
Allows you to enter a name for your
camera that will appear on the image
time stamp. Press the OK button to
choose “Input” and go to the name
input screen. If necessary, select
the arrow in the upper right of the
keyboard to erase the current camera
name, then enter the new name using
the arrow buttons and keyboard.
Press the OK button to select a letter.
Press MENU to save the name to
memory.
Video Size
Selects video resolution.
1920x1080: Maximum resolution,
takes up the most space on your SD
card. 1280x720: The recommended
default resolution, clear resolution
without filling up your SD too fast.
640x360: Lowest resolution. Good for
videos when resolution is not critical.
Note: We recommend SanDisk® SDHC
class 10 or higher.
Video Length
Sets length per video clip. 10 seconds
is the recommended default. Press OK
to see other options.
Nighttime limit of 15 seconds when
Illumination Mode = “Long Range”. The
“Dynamic” setting provides a variable
video length, based on animal activity
within PIR range and your Interval and
Illumination Mode settings.