Dorr Snapshot extra black 12.0i hd User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

GAME & SURVEILLANCE CAMERA

outdoor-focus.de

SnapShot Extra Black

12.0i HD

THANK YOU for choosing this DÖRR quality product.

Please read the instruction manual and safety hints carefully before

ﬁrst use. Keep this instruction manual together with the device for fu-

ture use. If other people use this device, make this instruction manual

available. This instruction manual is part of the device and must be

supplied with the device in case of sale.

DÖRR is not liable for damages caused by improper use or the failure

to observe the instruction manual and safety hints.

01 | SAFETY HINTS

02 | SAFETY HINTS FOR BATTERIES

03 | PRIVACY POLICY

04 | PRODUCT FEATURES

05 | NOMENCLATURE

06 | FIRST USE

06.1 Inserting batteries

06.2 Alternative power supply

06.3 Inserting SD/SDHC memory card

07 | MAIN SCREEN/MENU LANGUAGE/BASIC SETTINGS

07.1 Overview main screen

07.2 Menu language

07.3 Basic settings

08 | CHANGING THE SETTINGS

09 | MENU CAM (CAMERA)

09.1 Camera Mode

09.2 Camera Mode “Photo”

09.2.1 Camera Scene

09.2.2 Width x Height Ratio

09.3 Camera Mode “Video”

09.3.1 Video Size

09.3.2 Video Length

09.4 Camera Mode "Picture+Video"

10 | MENU PIR (MOTION DETECTOR)

10.1 Trigger Mode

10.1.1 PIR Trigger

10.1.2 Time Lapse

10.1.3 Both (combination)

10.2 PIR Sensitivity

10.3 PIR Interval

11 | MENU WKT (WORK TIME)

12 | MENU SYS (FURTHER SETTINGS)

12.1 Set Clock (Date and Time)

12.2 Language

12.3 Password

12.4 Rename

12.5 Beep

12.6 Overwrite

12.7 Format SD Card

12.8 Default

12.9 Software Version

13 | TEST PHOTO AND VIDEO

13.1 Test photo

13.2 Test video

14 | WATCHING PHOTOS AND VIDEOS ON LCD DISPLAY/DELETE

14.1 Watch photos

14.1.1 Zoom function

14.2 Video playback

14.3 Delete photos and videos

14.3.1 Delete single picture/video

14.3.2 Delete all photos and videos

15 | MOUNTING THE CAMERA

16 | ORIENTATION OF THE CAMERA

17 | START SURVEILLANCE

18 | CAMERA INSPECTION

19 | CLEANING AND STORAGE

20 | IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND TIPS

20.1 SD Cards

20.2 Motion detector

20.3 Light conditions

20.4 Weather protection

21 | TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

22 | SCOPE OF DELIVERY

23 | DISPOSAL, CE MARKING

23.1 Disposal of batteries/accumulators

23.2 WEEE Information

23.3 RoHS Conformity

23.4 CE Marking

INDEX

01 | SAFETY HINTS

• Your camera is fitted with a weatherproof housing according to protection class IP54

(dust and splash waterproof). So the camera can be used outdoors. Nevertheless

protect the camera from extreme weather conditions and direct sunlight.

• Make sure to use fresh batteries of the same type and brand only. When inserting

the batteries please respect the correct polarity (+/-). Please remove batteries when

device is not in use for a longer period. Also note capture "Safety Hints for Batteries".

• Do not use re-chargeable batteries. They may lead to malfunction.

• LED bulbs cannot be replaced.

• Do not drop the camera onto a hard surface. Do not use the camera if it has been

dropped. In this case a qualified electrician should inspect the camera before you use

it again.

• Do not attempt to repair the devise by yourself. Risk of electrical shock! When service

or repair is required, contact qualified service personnel.

• Do not open the camera housing (except the protective cover and the battery cover)

– the warranty will become void. The housing may only be opened by qualified DÖRR

GmbH staff.

• People with cardiac pacemakers, defibrillators or any other electrical implants should

maintain a minimum distance of 30 cm, as the device generates magnetic fields.

• People with physical or cognitive disabilities should use the camera with supervision.

• Do not use the camera nearby mobile phones and devices that generate strong electro-

magnetic fields (e.g. electric engines).

• Avoid touching the camera lens with your fingers.

• Protect the camera against extensive dirt. Never use aggressive cleansing agents

or benzine to clean the camera. We recommend a soft microfiber cloth to clean the

outer parts of the camera and the camera lens. Make sure to remove batteries before

cleaning.

• Store the camera in a dust-free, dry and cool place.

• This device is not a toy. To prevent accidents and suffocation keep the device, the

accessories and the packing materials away from children and pets.

• If the camera is defective or without any further use, dispose of the camera according

to the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive WEEE. For further infor-

mation, please contact your local authorities.

03 | PRIVACY POLICY

In every country, legal data protection rules apply. As these rules may vary per country,

please contact the appropriate authorities to learn about the latest privacy policy in your

country. In any case kindly note:

• Do not observe public areas

• Respect the general right of privacy

• Do not publish pictures showing individuals without having their permission

• Make aware of the observed areas with a sign and inform your neighbours and visitors

if necessary

02 | SAFETY HINTS FOR BATTERIES

Only use high-quality batteries of popular brands. When inserting the batteries, please

respect the correct polarity (+/-). Do not insert batteries of dierent types and always

replace all batteries at the same time. Do not combine used batteries with fresh batteries.

Please remove batteries when device is not in use for a longer period. Do not throw the

batteries into ﬁre, do not short-circuit and do not disassemble them! Never charge non-

rechargeable batteries – risk of explosion! Remove empty batteries immediately from the

device to avoid the leaking of battery acid. Remove leaking batteries from the device im-

mediately. Clean the contacts before inserting fresh batteries. Risk of battery acid burn!

In case of contact with battery acid, rinse the aected area immediately with water and

contact a doctor. Batteries can be dangerous to life if swallowed. Keep batteries away

from small children and pets. Do not dispose of batteries in household waste (see also

capture "Disposal of Batteries/Accumulators").

1Infrared ﬂash

2LED indicator

3PIR motion detector

4Microphone

5Camera lens

6Tension lock

7Eyelet for U-lock (lock optional)

8LCD display

9Slide control OFF/SETUP/ON

10 Menu button

11 Arrow button /ZOOM

12 Arrow button /Video mode

13 Arrow button /Photo mode

14 Arrow button SHOT/test button photo and video

15 OK button/Playback photo and video

16 Battery compartment

17 Mini USB port

18 SD card slot

19 ¼" thread mount

20 DC 5-12V connection

21 Eyelet for mounting strap

22 Eyelet for cable lock (lock optional)

06 | NOMENCLATURE05 | PRODUCT FEATURES

This versatile and reliable surveillance camera oers great user comfort and many useful

features for an eective surveillance of hunting grounds, gardens and many other ob-

jects.

• Full HD video with audio, video length 5 to 60 seconds

• 3 MP sensor for improved night time pictures (interpolation up to 12 MP); image format:

JPEG

• Extremely fast reaction time 0,6 s

• Invisible infrared flash with 63 LEDs 940 nm, flash range up to 20 meters (adjustable)

• 4 working time frames per day programmable

• Motion detector (PIR) ranging up to 20 m

• Takes pictures or videos, combined picture and video recording (1 picture + 10 s video)

• Combined time lapse and PIR triggering

• Displays date, time, temperature, moon phase and battery status on every image

• Clearly arranged LCD display 2"/5 cm for menu settings and image/video viewing with

zoom function

• Weatherproof housing according to IP54

• Operation with 4, 8 or 12 AA Mignon batteries (not included)

• DC 5-12 V socket for optional external battery

• To be used with a SD/SDHC memory card up to 32 GB (not included)

• Multi-language menu navigation and manual

• Supplied with mounting strap

14 15

17 18

19 20

1Infrared ﬂash

2LED indicator

3PIR motion detector

4Microphone

5Camera lens

6Tension lock

7Eyelet for U-lock (lock optional)

8LCD display

9Slide control OFF/SETUP/ON

10 Menu button

11 Arrow button /ZOOM

12 Arrow button /Video mode

13 Arrow button /Photo mode

14 Arrow button SHOT/test button photo and video

15 OK button/Playback photo and video

16 Battery compartment

17 Mini USB port

18 SD card slot

19 ¼" thread mount

20 DC 5-12V connection

21 Eyelet for mounting strap

22 Eyelet for cable lock (lock optional)

06 | FIRST USE

06.1 INSERTING BATTERIES

Open the camera releasing the lateral tension lock (6). Make sure the slide control (9) is

in position OFF.

CAUTION

To avoid camera damages always make sure that camera slide control (18) is switched to

position OFF when inserting batteries or changing SD card!

Insert 4, 8 or 12 AA/1,5 V batteries (optional) into the battery compartment (16). Pay at-

tention to the correct polarity (+/-). Make sure to use fresh high-quality batteries of the

same brand. To setup the camera, 4 batteries (6 V) are sucient. In observation mode

please use 12 batteries. For best results we recommend the use of Panasonic Alkaline

manganese batteries (optionally available from DÖRR).

CAUTION

Do not use rechargeable batteries. They may lead to malfunction.

06.2 ALTERNATIVE POWER SUPPLY

Alternatively your camera can be operated with an external 6 V lead battery (battery

cable required) or an AC Adapter 100-240 V (all optionally available from DÖRR). The 6 V

battery as well as the AC adapter need to be connected to the cameras DC 5-12 V connec-

tion (20). Any inserted batteries do not need to be removed when using external power

supplies. The camera automatically reverts to the inserted batteries as soon as the exter-

nal power supply is disconnected.

The LCD display (8) shows the symbol when an external power supply is successfully

connected.

06.3 INSERTING SD/SDHC MEMORY CARD

Insert a SD/SDHC memory card (optional) with the label facing upwards into the SD card

slot (18). Make sure that the SD card is formatted and unlocked. The camera supports SD/

SDHC memory cards from 2 GB up to 32 GB. For best results we recommend the use of

LEXAR brand "Class 10" memory cards (optionally available from DÖRR).

IMPORTANT

Make sure that the SD card is formatted and unlocked!

Unlocking SD card

In order to format the SD card with your camera, please read chapter 12.7 "Format SD

card".

07 | MAIN SCREEN/MENU LANGUAGE/BASIC SETTINGS

Switch the slide control (9) to position SETUP. The LCD display (8) will show real time

image and the basic settings.

07.1 OVERVIEW MAIN SCREEN

07.2 MENU LANGUAGE

First please choose your desired menu language. The preselected menu language is

German. In order to change the cameras menu language, press the menu button (10) then

the arrow button (14) until you reach the menu register (SYS).

Press the arrow button (13) and select the menu point "Sprache" (language). Conﬁrm

with OK button (15). Now navigate to the desired language (English, French, Italian, Hun-

garian, Norwegian, Swedish, Czech, Danish, Finnish) using the arrow buttons (12) or

(13). Conﬁrm your selection with OK button (15). Press the menu button (10) to return

to the main screen.

3MP

00099/00111M

DD/MM/YY

HH:MM:SS

Camera is in photo mode

Trigger mode (PIR)

Picture resolution 3 Mega Pixels

Stored pictures/Remaining capacity SD card

Date indicator

Time indicator

Battery status

08 | CHANGING THE SETTINGS

In order to change the pre-settings, switch the slide control (9) to SETUP position and press the menu button (10). A list of the various menu registers appears in the LCD display (8):

• In order to switch the menu register, press the arrow buttons (14) or (11).

• To choose a menu point within the menu register, press the arrow buttons (13) o (12). The chosen menu point is highlighted blue .

• Press the OK button (15) to confirm your selection – the active selection is marked with a star (*).

• If no input is detected, the camera automatically switches off after 3 minutes. In order to enter setup mode again, turn the camera OFF and switch the slide control (9) to SETUP position

again.

09 | MENU CAM (CAMERA)

* Pre-Setting

09.1 CAMERA MODE

Select whether the camera should record a single image ("Photo"), a video sequence ("Video") or a combination of picture and video("Picture+Video"). Photos are stored in format .JPG,

while videos have the format .MOV.

07.3 BASIC SETTINGS

CAM PIR WKT SYS

Camera Mode Photo Trigger Mode PIR trigger Work Time 1, 2, 3, 4 O  Set Clock

Camera Scene Auto PIR Sensitivity Auto Language

Format 4:3 PIR Interval 1 Min Password

Rename

Beep

Overwrite

Format SD Card

Default

Software Version

CAM

CAM Options

Camera Mode OK Photo * OK MENU

Camera Scene Auto *

Close Object OK

Moving Object OK

Still Object OK

2 Bursts (N+M) OK

3 Bursts (N) OK

Chasing Photo OK

Customize OK

Photo Size 3 MP * 8 MP, 10 MP, 12 MP, 1.3 MP OK

Flash Power High * Low, Medium OK

Photo Burst 1 Photo* 1 - 10 Photos OK

Video OK MENU

Video Size

1080 P OK

720 P * OK

WVGA OK

Video Length

10 Sec *

5 Sec - 60 Sec OK

Picture + Video OK MENU

09.2 CAMERA MODE “PHOTO”

09.2.1 CAMERA SCENE

Choose from the pre-set camera scenes or change the settings individually:

Camera Scene Description

Auto 8 MP colour picture at daytime

3 MP black/white picture at night

Close Object Close distance 3 - 5 meters with suited ﬂash range

8 MP/day – 3 MP/night

Moving Object Faster shutter speed reduces motion blur

8 MP/day – 3 MP/night

Still Object Reduces exposure time for a brighter image

8 MP/day – 3 MP/night

2 Bursts (N+M)

Takes 2 pictures per release

Image No. 1 – mode: Auto

Image No. 2 – mode: Moving Object

(N = Auto, M = Moving Object)

3 Bursts (N) Upon release camera takes 3 pictures in Auto mode.

Chasing Photo (1+3) Upon release the camera takes 1 picture, followed by 3 pictures (every 5 seconds) within the next 15 seconds

Customize

Customised parameter setting

Photo Size: 1.3 MP, 3 MP, 8 MP, 10 MP, 12 MP

PLEASE NOTE The smaller the resolution, the more pictures ﬁt on the SD card. The highest resolution does not

always result in the best pictures. Picture noise can increase under bad light conditions.

Flash Power: Low, Medium, High

Photo Burst: 1-10 photos

09.2.2 WIDTH X HEIGHT RATIO

Choose the desired picture format 4:3 or 16:9.

09.3 CAMERA MODE "VIDEO"

09.3.1 VIDEO SIZE

Choose the desired video quality:

1080 P = Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels, 30 fps/frames per sec.)

720 P = HD Ready (1280 x 720 Pixel, 30 fps/frames per sec.)

WVGA (848 x 480 Pixel, 30 fps/frames per sec.)

09.3.2 VIDEO LENGTH

Choose the desired video length: from 5 to 60 seconds.

09.4 CAMERA MODE "PICTURE+VIDEO"

Upon release, 1 picture (3 MP) and a subsequent video (720 P) with 10 seconds length will be shot. This pre-set cannot be changed.

10 | MENU PIR (MOTION DETECTOR)

10.1 TRIGGER MODE

* Pre-Setting

PIR Options

Trigger Mode OK PIR Trigger * OK MENU

PIR Sensitivity OK

Low OK

Auto * OK

High OK

PIR Interval OK

1 min * OK

1 min - 60 min, 0 sec - 55 sec OK

Trigger Mode OK Time Lapse OK MENU

Timer Interval OK

4 hrs * OK

1 hrs - 8 hrs, 24 hrs, 5 sec - 55 sec, 1 min - 55 min OK

Trigger Mode OK Both OK MENU

10.1.1 PIR TRIGGER

The Passive Infrared Sensor (PIR) triggers upon motion or detection of temperature changes within the PIR detection zone.

10.1.2 TIME LAPSE

The camera releases a picture in the selected interval, regardless of PIR sensor.

Example: Setting 4 hours camera releases a picture every 4 hours

10.1.3 BOTH (COMBINATION)

A combination out of PIR Interval and Time Lapse.

10.2 PIR SENSITIVITY

Choose the sensitivity of the PIR sensor:

Auto: Intelligent PIR trigger adjustment

Low: Reduces false triggering caused by environmental inﬂuences (e.g. moving branches, strong direct sunlight or small animals right in front of the PIR etc.)

High: PIR recognizes even small movement or dierences in temperature

10.3 PIR INTERVAL

Select the duration during the PIR detection is paused until set active again.

Example: Setting 5 minutes Camera releases and then is forced to standby for 5 minutes. After 5 minutes the PIR sensor is

activated again and the camera is ready for the next release.

11 | MENU WKT (WORK TIME)

*Pre-Setting

WKT Options

Work Time 1 OK

O  *

On OK Start: 00:00 (HHMM) Set start time

Next input ﬁeld

Stop: 00:00 (HHMM) Set stop time

Next input ﬁeld

Select working days All üSun., Mon., Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat.

deselect days not active

select days üactive

Work Time 2(Setting see Work Time 1)

Work Time 3(Setting see Work Time 1)

Work Time 4 (Setting see Work Time 1)

Work Time 1-4

Set the working time of the camera. Outside of the working time & days set, the camera will not be active (standby) and it is turning to power saving mode (Standby).You can select the start

and stop times, as well as all or individual days of the week. For Work Time 2-4 repeat the steps as described for Work Time 1. Per day max. 4 Work Times selectable.If a Work Time is set,

the LCD display (8) shows the symbol .

If functions is OFF the camera will be active 24 hours.

12 | MENU SYS (FURTHER SETTINGS)

*Pre-Setting

12.1 SET CLOCK (DATE AND TIME)

Enter date in format DD/MM/YYYY (day/month/year), MM/DD/YYYY(month/day/year) or YYYY/MM/DD (year/month/day). Time has to be set to 24 hours format HH:MM:SS (hours, minutes,

seconds).

12.2 LANGUAGE

Choose the desired camera menu language: English, French, Italian, Hungarian, Norwegian, Swedish, Czech, Danish, Finnish.

12.3 PASSWORD

Secure the camera with a password to avoid misuse. The password is needed every time the slide control (9) is switched to SETUP position. Without the correct password it is impossible

to operate the camera properly. The default password is 0000. Note your password carefully, without the password the camera cannot be operated.

12.4 RENAME

Set "On" (recommended): It is now possible to enter a name for the camera. Enter a name using up to 8 characters. The name appears on each image.

CAUTION

Please enter the name in one word using letters and numbers only. Do not use any special characters or blanks!

12.5 BEEP

Activate or deactivate the beep tone for the control buttons.

SYS Options

Set Clock OK DD/MM/YYYY (Format: Day/Month/Year)

MM/DD/YYYY (Format: Month/Day/Year)

YYYY/MM/DD (Format: Year/Month/Day)

Next input ﬁeld Set values Next input ﬁeld

00:00:00 Set time Set values Next input ﬁeld

Language OK German *

English, French, Italian, Hungarian, Norwegian,

Swedish, Czech, Danish, Finnish

Password OK O  *

On OK 0 0 0 0 Set values Next input ﬁeld

Rename OK O  *

On OK 0-9, A-Z, a-z only Set values Next input ﬁeld

Beep OK O  *

On OK

Overwrite OK O 

On * OK

Format SD Card OK Format SD Card

Yes OK

Default OK Restore all customer setting to default value

Yes OK

Software Version OK Software Version

NO SETTINGS POSSIBLE

12.6 OVERWRITE

Set "On": As soon as the SD card is full, the camera will overwrite the oldest pictures with new ones.

S e t " O  " : As soon as the SD card is full, the camera will stop recording until the SD card is changed or SD card is formatted.

12.7 FORMAT SD CARD

This function deletes all data on the SD card.

CAUTION

Make sure that you do not need the ﬁles on the SD card anymore, before you start formatting!

12.8 DEFAULT

This function restores all settings to initial factory settings (except date and time).

12.9 SOFTWARE VERSION

Shows the software version of camera – no settings possible.

13 | TEST PHOTO AND VIDEO

In SETUP mode a test picture or video can be released and viewed directly. Switch the slide control (9) to position SETUP.

13.1 TEST PHOTO

Press the release button SHOT (14) to release a test picture. Press the Playback button (15) to display the test photo.

13.2 TEST VIDEO

Press the arrow button (12) to switch to video mode. You can see the symbol ( ) in the top-left corner in the LCD display (8). Press the release button SHOT (14) to start recording.

To stop recording, press the release button SHOT (14) again. To display the start frame of the video, press the Playback button (15). To play the test video, press the release button

SHOT (14). To stop the playback, press the release button SHOT (14) again.

With the OK button (15) you will return to main/live screen.

14 | WATCHING PHOTOS AND VIDEOS ON LCD DISPLAY/DELETE

14.1 WATCHING PHOTOS

Switch the slide control (9) to position SETUP. Press OK button (15). The latest record appears on screen. Whether if it is a picture or a video you may see in the top left corner on the LCD

display (8):

= Photo = Video

Browse through your records with the arrow buttons (12) or (13).

14.1.1 ZOOM FUNCTION

If the record is a photo you can zoom in all areas of the picture. Press the ZOOM button (11) repeatedly, until you reached the desired zoom factor. The zoom factor

(1,3x/1,7x/2,1x/2,5x/2,8x/3,2x/3,6x/max. 4x) is shown in the below left corner of the display. Press the OK button (15). With the arrow buttons / / / you can move within the image.

The zoom area is marked with an orange square in the check box:

To exit the zoom mode, press the menu button (10).

14.2 VIDEO PLAYBACK

If the record is a video , press the arrow button (14). to play the video on the LCD display. With the OK button (15) you will return to main screen.

14.3 DELETE PHOTOS AND VIDEOS

CAUTION

Once deleted, you can not restore pictures or videos again!

14.3.1 DELETE SINGLE PICTURE/VIDEO

Switch the slide control (9) to position SETUP. Press the OK button (15). Select the picture/video you want to delete with the arrow buttons (12) or (13). Press the menu button (10). Select

"Delete One" with arrow buttons (12) or (13). Conﬁrm the deletion with OK button (15) and reconﬁrm with "Yes" (delete) or "No" to cancel the deletion.

14.3.2 DELETE ALL PHOTOS AND VIDEOS

Switch the slide control (9) to position SETUP. Press the OK button (15). Select any picture/video with the arrow buttons (12) or (13). Press the menu button (10). Select "Delete All" with

arrow buttons (12) or (13). Conﬁrm the deletion with OK button (15) and reconﬁrm with "Yes" (delete) or "No" to cancel the deletion. This deletes all pictures and videos from the SD card!

15 | MOUNTING THE CAMERA

Pull the supplied mounting strap through the eyelet (21) on the rear side of the camera and mount the camera to a tree, pole or any suitable object. Do not fully tighten the belt at this stage.

The optimum distance to the observed object is between 3 - 10 meters. Larger distances are also possible, however with less reliability of the motion sensor. We recommend to direct the

camera ﬁrst (read chapter 16) and to take a few test shots (refer to chapter 13) before ﬁnally

ﬁxing the camera.

Our optional accessories such as the patented DÖRR holding ﬁxture are designed for fast and easy mounting of the camera at a tree, wall or other object. The camera clicks into the holding

ﬁxture and is ﬁrmly held in the place. The camera can be removed easily for a quick change of place of action. The ball head with ﬁxing screw ensures a ﬂexible direction of the camera. The

ﬁxture is rotatable by 360° and swivels up to 30° in all directions.

Ask you specialized dealer for: DÖRR Holding Fixture for SnapShot Multi, Item No. 204490

With an additional cable lock (optional) pulled through the speciﬁc eyelets (22) on the rear side of the camera, your camera will be secured against theft.

NOTE For further optional accessories, please visit outdoor-focus.de.

16 | ORIENTATION OF THE CAMERA

1. Fix the camera at a height of 0,75 m to 1,00 m and slightly tilt it forward. The camera lens (5) should now point to the position, where the object of photography or ﬁlming is expected.

2. Switch the slide control (9) to the position SETUP and close the camera housing. When moving in front of the camera, the LED indicator (2) ﬂashes red. The red LED (2) will ﬂash as long

as movement is detected within the motion detector range.

3. We recommend to take a test picture now. Switch the slide control (9) to position ON and close the camera housing. After approx. 30s the camera is ready to detect - while camera is

preparing, the red LED (2) is ﬂashing.

4. After the LED indicator (2) turned o, move with normal speed through detection area in front of camera. The camera releases a picture. Watch the picture on LCD display (8) as described

in chapter 14.1. The camera should be oriented in a way that the object will appear in the center of the picture. You may have to re-adjust the camera and take another test shot.

5. Once the camera position is correct, tighten the mounting belt ﬁrmly.

NOTE To change the camera angle you may use e.g. a small wooden wedge and clamp it between camera and trunk.

17 | START SURVEILLANCE

In order to get the camera ready to work, switch the slide control (9) to position ON and close the camera housing. After approx. 15 - 30 sec. the camera will be in surveillance mode and in

case of detected movements, it takes pictures/videos according to your settings.

18 | CAMERA INSPECTION

There are various possibilities to check if pictures/videos have been taken:

1. Open the camera and move the slide control (9) to position OFF. After 1-2 seconds switch the slide control (9) to position SETUP. The LCD Display (8) shows the main/live screen. The

bottom line shows how many pictures have been taken and how many still fit on the SD card (e.g. 000034/001846 m). Press the playback button (15) to view the images on the LCD

display (8).

2. Alternatively, you can view the images comfortably on your home PC or a device with SD card slot.

CAUTION:

To avoid camera damages, always make sure the slide control (9) is in position OFF before removing the SD card.

NOTE When checking the camera function, always check the battery status. If the batteries are no longer providing sucient power, there may be deﬁciencies with

the quality of the pictures, especially with nightly shots since the ﬂash may require more energy than what the discharged batteries can supply. In case of doubt,

exchange batteries.

19 | CLEANING AND STORAGE

Never use aggressive cleansing agents or benzine to clean the device. We recommend a soft, slightly damp microﬁber cloth to clean the outer parts of the device. Make sure to remove the

batteries before cleaning! Store the device in a dust-free, dry and cool place. This device is not a toy – keep it out of reach of children. Keep the device away from pets.

20 | IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND TIPS

20.1 SD CARDS

The camera only works with a SD/SDHC card. There are SD/SDHC cards which may not work with the DÖRR SnapShot and may aect the function of the camera. Usually it helps to use

another SD/SDHC card of other brand or dierent capacity. We recommend using a SDHC card with a capacity of 8 GB up to max. 32 GB. (e.g. Lexar cards, optionally available from DÖRR).

20.2 MOTION DETECTOR

The motion detector will react under certain circumstances and within a certain range. The recognition of objects depends on temperature, vegetal cover, reﬂecting surfaces etc. Under

optimum conditions, this means a perfectly orientated camera and high sensitivity level adjustment, the recognition range can be up to 20 m. Usually, you may expect a range of 10 m. It may

take a few attempts to ﬁnd the proper position for your camera. When you test the motion detector reaction, be aware of the fact that animals are usually remarkably smaller than human

beings. They might be under the PIR detection range and not be recognised.

20.3 LIGHT CONDITIONS

When you choose the camera position, avoid direct back light as you do in normal photography.

20.4 WEATHER PROTECTION

Although the camera is weatherproof and well-suited for outdoor use (dust and splash waterproof according to protection class IP54), we recommend mounting the camera in a secured

place and if possible not on the weather side or in direct sunshine. After long periods of humidity caused by rain or fog, the camera should be stored in a dry area for a few days.

21 | TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Model SnapShot Extra Black 12.0i HD

Item No. 204410

Flash Infrared/63 LEDs Black Vision/940 nm

Flash range adjustable low/medium/high up to 20 m (depending on weather conditions)

Lens F/2,2 ISO100

Image sensor 3 MP

Image resolution 1,3 MP/3 MP real, 8 MP/10 MP/12 MP interpolated

Image format JPEG 4:3 / 16:9

No. of photos 1-10 images per release

Working time frames 1 - 4

Angle of view 58°

Video resolution HD 1080 P/30 fps, 720 P/30 fps, WVGA/30 fps/with audio

Video format MOV/Codec H264

Video length 5 to 60 sec.

Photo/Video combination 1 image/10 sec. video

Sensor trigger time approx. 0,6 sec.

Sensor range up to 20 m (depending on weather conditions)

Time stamp date, time, temperature, moon phase, battery status

Camera name individually selectable, shown on all images

Display Colour display 5 cm/2"

Housing Protection Class IP54

Memory card SD/SDHC Card 2 GB to 32 GB (not included)

Thread mount ¼ "

Power source 4, 8 or 12x AA battery/external battery/AC adapter (all not included)

Voltage 5-12 V

Power consumption < 0,3 mA ≙< 7 mAh/day

Working temperature -20°C to +60°C

Storage temperature -30°C to +70°C

Relative Humidity 5% - 95%

Dimensions approx. 146 x 115 x 67 mm

Weight approx. 390 g w/o batteries

NOTE Speciﬁcations and design are subject to change without notice. Latest manuals can be downloaded here: http://outdoor-focus.eu/downloads/204410.html

22 | SCOPE OF DELIVERY

1x Game & Surveillance Camera

1x Mounting strap

1x Quick start instruction

23 | DISPOSAL, CE MARKING

23.1 DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES/ACCUMULATORS

Batteries are marked with the symbol of a crossed out bin. This symbol indicates that empty batteries or accumulators which can no longer be charged should not be disposed of

with household waste. Waste batteries may contain harmful substances that can cause damage to health and to the environment. Please use the return and collection systems

available in your country for the disposal of the waste batteries.

23.2 WEEE INFORMATION

The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE Directive) is the European community directive on waste electrical and electronic equipment, which became

European law in February 2003. The main purpose of this directive is to prevent electronic waste. Recycling and other forms of waste recovery should be encouraged to reduce

waste. The symbol (trash can) on the product and on the packing means that used electrical and electronic products should not be disposed of with general household waste. It is

your responsibility to dispose of all your electronic or electrical waste at designated collection points. Disposing of this product correctly will help to save valuable resources and

it is a signiﬁcant contribution to protect our environment as well as human health. For more information about the correct disposal of electrical and electronic equipment, recycling

and collection points please contact your local authorities, waste management companies, your retailer or the manufacturer of this device.

23.3 ROHS CONFORMITY

This product is compliant with the European directive 2011/65/EU of June 08, 2011 for the restriction of use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment

(RoHS) and its amendments.

23.4 CE MARKING