Denver WCS-5020 User manual

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(Adaptor not included)

2. Specifications
Photo Resolution 24/20/16/12/8/5/3/1MP
Video Resolution 1080P/720P
/480P/240P
Detection Angle Up to 60°
Detection Distance 65ft (night)
Fill Light LED
Wavelength 850nm (Low glow)
Trigger Time 0.2s - 0.5s
Waterproof Level IP 65
Working Temperature -4°F- 160°F
Memory Card Type Up to 32G TF
Card (Class 10)
Power Supply Type Battery/External
Battery Type AA Battery
Working Voltage 6V
External Power Supply DC 6V
Standby Time Up to 3months
Photo Format JPEG
Video Format AVI
Screen Size 2.0 inches

3. Menu Functions
Photos (default)
Videos Photos
& Videos
Select the
working mode
you need
Mode
24MP 20MP
16MP 12MP 8MP
5MP 3MP 1MP
Photo
Resolution Select a different
photo resolution
Photo
Series
You can set the
photo quantity
when the camera
is activated
1 photo (default)
2 photos in series
3 photos in series
10 photos in series
1920*1080P
1280*720P
848*480P 720*480P
640*480P 320*240P
Select a different
video resolution
Video
Resolution
Video
length You can choose
the length of video 3 seconds to
10 min
Audio
Recording Set if you want
the camera to
record sound On (default) Of
Shot Lag The time interval
between each
trigger(1)
5 seconds
(default) to 60
minutes max.
Low
Middle (default)
High
You can adjust
the sensitivity of
the motion
detection sensor.
Sensitivity
Motion
Sensors

Target
Recording
Time(2)
Set the camera to
record at certain
intervals
On (to set the
interval)
Off (default)
Time
Lapse
Set up time
lapse mode and
the length of
the lapse.
On / Off (default)
English/German
Danish/Finnish
Swedish/Spanish
French/Italian
Dutch/Polish
Portuguese
Norwegian / CR
Choose a
different display
language
Language
If Endless Capture
mode is on, the
camera won’t stop
recording when the
memory card is full
but will delete the
oldest videos or
photos to keep
recording
continuously
Endless
Capture On
Off (default)

To set time and
date. You can also
choose the time
format (24h or 12h)
and choose the
date format (dd/
mm/yyyy, yyyy/mm/
dd or mm/dd/yyyy)
Time &
Date Set Time & Date
Time Format
Date Format
To choose if
there will be
time and date
on the photo.
Photo
Stamp
Time & Date
(default)
Date Off
Set up a password
to secure your
camera
Password
Protection On
Off (default)
Choose with
caution! You will
lose all of the
data in the
memory card if
you format it.
Format
Memory
Card
Yes
No (default)
To set up the
serial number of
the camera(3)
Serial No. On
Off (default)
Reset all the
settings to the
original settings
Reset
Settings Yes
No (default)

(1) For example, we set the 1 minute video
length and 30 seconds shot lag. When the
camera detects an animal, it will start to
record a 1-minute video. However, the camera
will not detect continuously. When the video
is done, the camera will not detect
immediately. It will attempt detection again
30 seconds after the video has completed to
conserve battery life.
(2) To use the "Target Recording Time"
function, make sure you have already turned
on the "Time Lapse" function and set the
length of the lapse.
(3) If you use several cameras at the same time
and you want to recognize which camera took
which photos and videos, set up a serial
number could help you. The serial number will
show on the bottom right of the photos or
videos.

Frequently Asked Questions
1. I can't turn on my camera!
üCheck if the batteries have full power;
üCheck if the battery polarity is correct;
üPlease re-install the batteries.
2. My camera is not taking photos or
recording videos!
üCheck if the TF card is Class 10;
üCheck if the TF card works normally on
other devices;
üFormat the TF card.
3. The camera doesn’t detect anything!
üMake sure that the camera is not
behind glass;
üCheck the settings in the menu to adjust
the
detection distance and the detection
sensitivity of the camera and then try again.
4. Why doesn't the camera record at night
but works well during the day?
üPlease check the battery level of the camera.
If the battery is low (< 1/3 of the full battery),
the night vision function will automatically
shut down. Change the batteries to restore
the night vision function.
5. My “Target Recording Time” function
doesn’t work!
üCheck if you have also turned on the
“Time Lapse” function and set the lapse length.

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(discarded electric and electronic
equipment) is not handled correctly.
Please notice - All products are subject
to change without any notice. We take
reservations for errors and omissions in
the manual.
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