Clas Ohlson MG882K-12mHD User manual

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Hunting Game Camera
with MMS/E-Mail
Vilt-/åtelkamera m. MMS/e-post
Overvåknings og viltkamera med MMS/e-post
Riistakamera, jossa MMS-viestit ja sähköpostit
Wildkamera/Fotofalle mit MMS/E-Mail
Art.no Model
36-5762 MG882K-12mHD Ver. 20160125

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Hunting Game Camera with MMS/E-Mail
Art.no 36-5762 Model MG882K-12mHD
Please read theentire instruction manual before using theproduct and then save
it for future reference. We reserve theright for any errors in text or images and any
necessary changes made to technical data. If you have any questions concerning
technical problems please contact our Customer Services.
Product description
• 12 MP night-vision camera for monitoring hunting spots, gardens, etc. Sends
photos wirelessly by MMS or e-mail via GSM/GPRS at set times or when motion-
triggered by wildlife or other movement.
• Still images and video can also be saved to SD card (max 32 GB, sold separately)
for later transfer to acomputer. Still images are saved in JPG format; video is
saved in AVI format. File system: FAT32.
• Images are stamped with time, date and moon phase. Videos are saved with audio
captured by theintegrated microphone.
• Motion detector with sensitivity of up to 20 m.
• Powered by 8×AA/LR6 batteries (sold separately) or a6 V external power source
(sold separately).
Things to consider:
• Theuse of surveillance cameras in public areas is regulated by theData Protection
Act 1998 and requires thepermission of your local authority. Theuse of camera
surveillance on private property is also regulated by theData Protection Act.
No permission is required from thelocal authority, but thepeople monitored must
be informed that they are under surveillance. TheInformation Commissioner’s
Office has compiled aCode of Practice governing theuse of CCTV cameras.
• For further information visit www.ico.gov.uk.
Note:
Thecamera lens has anIR filter which, when thecamera is
switched off, can end up in aposition where it is shading
thelens. When thecamera is switched back on again,
thefilter will revert to its correct position.
Getting started
Inserting batteries
1. Lift thelid (1).
2. Grasp thehandle of thebattery holder (18) and pull theholder out of thecamera.
3. Insert 8 (or 4)×AA/LR6 batteries into thebattery compartment as shown in thefigure.
Note thepolarity markings on thebottom of thebattery holder to ensure correct insertion.

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Note:
• Thebattery holder should be
inserted as shown in thefigure
(it is possible to insert it upside
down, but then thecamera will
not work).
• Thebatteries should be replaced as soon as they start to become bad,
thecamera can be damaged by old batteries which leak. Do not mix old and
new batteries or different types of batteries (such as non-rechargeable and
rechargeable).
• Thebatteries can last for up to 6 months depending on theworking temperature
and thenumber of exposures.
• In anemergency thecamera can run on 4×AA/LR6 batteries placed in either
theright or theleft side of thebattery compartment. If only four batteries have
been used, they should be replaced with new batteries at theearliest opportunity.
• Thecamera can run on anexternal mains adaptor (sold separately) which provides
6 V DC and which has acentre-positive connector plug. Themains adaptor plugs
into the6 V input socket (19).
Important!
• In order for thecamera to be able to take photos and store them, it needs to be
fitted with anSD memory card. In order for thecamera to be able to send video or
photo (MMS) messages or e-mails, it needs to be fitted with anactive GSM SIM
card. TheSIM card must be activated for mobile data/MMS and thePIN code
must be deactivated.
• Thecamera only supports GSM (2G) and does not work with operators who
only deal with 3G. In theUK therefore, thecamera will not work with networks
operated by Three. Most other operators providing 3G coverage also support 2G (GSM)
coverage.

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Settings
We recommend that you set up thecamera using theprogram BMC Config.
1. Download theprogram from themanufacturer’s homepage www.Bolyguard.com or
www.clasohlson.co.uk and install it on your computer.
2. Run theprogram,
thestartpage will appear,
select camera model
MG882K-12MHD in the
“Select product” field and
then press [OK].
3. Anew window will appear.
Select country and
operator in the WAP/
Internet Setting box.
If your operator is not on
thelist, select Others...
and fill in thesettings (see
point 5 below). If unsure,
contact your operator for
current details.
4. Press the [Check WAP/Parameters (L)] button. The “WAP/Internet Parameters”
window will appear. Thecamera can send photos either via MMS to atelephone
or e-mail inbox, or as ane-mail via GPRS. Thedifference is that MMS only requires
MMS settings whilst GPRS requires ane-mail account in order for thephotos to be
sent. Theadvantage of GPRS is that it has ahigher priority on themobile network,
so themessages are less likely to be delayed than MMS messages. Moreover,
GPRS can be cheaper from certain operators as they charge for theamount of
transferred data instead of thenumber of MMS messages.

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5. In thebox on theleft, WAP Setting, your MMS settings are displayed and they are
specified automatically if you have selected one of theoperators on thelist.
This is where you should fill in your own information if you have selected Others...
as anoperator. These MMS settings are required in order for thecamera to be able
to send MMS messages to mobile phones or e-mail accounts.
6. Thebox on theright, Internet Setting, is for your GPRS settings. TheGPRS
settings are required in order for thecamera to be able to send e-mails to e-mail
accounts.
We recommend that you create anew e-mail account exclusively for thecamera.
Enter thename of theSMPT server for your Internet service provider (SEND EMAIL
SERVER), port, e-mail address from which thecamera is to send from (SEND EMAIL
ADDRESS) and thepassword of thee-mail account (SEND EMAIL PASSWORD).
Contact you operator if you are unsure of thee-mail settings.
This is anexample of thesettings for using Gmail:
Do not forget to press the [Advanced] button
(thebox below will appear) and tick thebox for
SSL if your operator requires this.
Press [OK (Y)] to save.

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7. Press [OK (Y)] to save WAP/Internet Parameters.
8. Press Change Setting for other camera settings. Thewindow below will appear.
Settings for attributes such as Language and PIR Interval can be made at
thetop of thewindow. Further information about these settings can be found in
thePerforming settings using theremote control section below.
Other boxes in thewindow are:
• Work hour: Used if you only want thecamera to be activated during certain hours
of theday.
• Send to: Select whether thephoto is to be sent via MMS or e-mail. If you select
Phone [MMS], thephoto will be sent to thetelephone number which is entered
in accordance with point 10 below. If you select Email [MMS] or Email [GPRS],
thephoto will be sent to thee-mail address which is entered in accordance with
point 10 below.
• Send mode: Select whether, or how often, thephotos are to be sent. There are 4
choices available:
- Manual: Aphoto is only sent upon request via SMS or app.
- Daily Report: Choose atime when thecamera sends areport about
thenumber of photos or videos that have been taken during 24 hours.
- Instant: Thecamera sends thephoto as soon as it has been taken.
Themaximum number of photos that can be sent during a24 hour period
can be limited.
- Off: No photos are sent.
9. When you have made all thesettings, press [OK] to save.
10. Enter thetelephone numbers or e-mail addresses to which you want thecamera
to send thephotos in the Customer Information Setting box in thewindow
which appears under point 3 above. If you are using theBGTools app, thenumber
of thetelephone which is to be used to control thecamera with should be entered
in the Admin... Number field.
11. If you have not already connected thecamera to your computer with theprovided
USB cable, do it now.
12. Select thecamera in thefield for where your settings are to be saved.

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13. Press [SAVE (Y) ] to save thesettings.
14. Disconnect thecamera from your computer.
15. In order for thecamera to be able to adopt thenew settings the function switch
must be set to “TEST” and thecamera allowed to start up and process
thesettings, this will take approximately 30 seconds. Thefunction switch should
then be set to ON and thecamera will work in accordance with thenew settings.
16. We recommend that you test thecamera close to home to ensure that everything
works as it should before placing it out in thefield.
Things to consider:
• E-mail operators might have different security settings and levels. In some cases
you might have to change your security settings in order that another device
(thecamera) can log on to your account.
• Note: It can be difficult to see thesecurity levels of thevarious operators. If you
can’t get you e-mail to work despite following thesteps in theexample below,
we recommend that you only use theMMS function of thecamera to ensure that
thephotos are delivered.

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This is what it looks like when you use Gmail. Here, Gmail has prevented thecamera
from logging on to theaccount:
Example:
To access theset-
tings, first log on to
your Gmail account
and then click on
Account–Personal
settings–Security–
Account permis-
sions–Access
for less secure
apps–Settings.
Then select Enable,
to permit less
secure apps.

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Buttons and functions
1. Lid with remote control holder
2. TV out. Video output
(power lead sold separately)
3. Function switch with 3 settings:
- OFF (Camera switched off).
- TEST (three functions: settings,
take photo/video manually, show
photos and video start window
which can help when positioning
thecamera)
- ON (thecamera activated with
factory settings or according to
your own settings)
4. SD card slot
5. LED indicator
6. Laser pointer
7. Camera lens
8. Motion detector
9. Aerial
10. LCD display door
11. Microphone
12. Twilight switch
13. IR diodes for night vision
14. SIM card slot
15. USB port. Thecamera can be connected
to acomputer using theincluded USB
lead and can manage thecontents of
your memory card in thesame way as
your operating system.
16. Drawbolt catch
17. Battery holder
18. Battery holder handle
19. 6 V DC input, + centre
(mains adaptor sold separately)
20. Tilt control
21. Tripod adapter
22. Tripod thread attachment for theft-
deterrent security strap/wire