Dorr snapshot mobil black 5.1 User manual

INSTRUCTION MANUAL
GAME & SURVEILLANCE CAMERA
outdoor-focus.de
SnapShot Mobil
Black 5.1 (SMS)
VERSION 04.2017
GB
In order to use the sending function of your camera
successfully you need to set it up with the help of
a PC with Microsoft® Windows operating system.

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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.
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01 | Safety Hints
02 | Safety Hints for Batteries
03 | Privacy Policy
04 | Mobile Phone Costs
05 | Product Description
06 | Features
07 | Nomenclature
08 | First Use
08.1 Inserting the batteries
08.2 Inserting the SD card
08.3 Installing the SIM card
09 | Settings
09.1 Basic settings
09.2 Changing the settings
10 | Camera Settings and Functions
10.1 Camera settings (CAM)
10.2 Motion detector settings (PIR)
10.3 Mobil network settings (GSM)
10.4 System settings (SYS)
11 | Setup and Settings via PC
11.1 Setup
11.2 Settings
11.3 Data transfer to camera
12 | SMS Command
12.1 Activate SMS command
12.2 List of SMS commands
13 | Manual picture transmission
14 | Watching Photos + videos on display/delete
14.1 Watching Photos + videos on display
14.2 Delete photos or videos
14.3 File numbering
15 | Test recordings
16 | Mounting the camera
17 | Orientation of the camera
18 | Start surveillance
19 | Camera inspection
20 | Cleaning and storage
21 | Important information and tips
21.1 SIM card
21.2 Mobile network
21.3 SD cards
21.4 Motion detector
21.5 Light conditions
21.6 Camera lens rattles
21.7 Weather protections
22 | Technical Specifications
22.1 Technical changes
23 | Scope of delivery
24 | Disposal, CE Marking, Simplified EU Declaration of Conformity
24.1 Disposal of batteries/accumulators
24.2 WEEE information
24.3 RoHS conformity
24.4 CE Marking
24.5 Simplified EU Declaration of Conformity
INDEX

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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 chapter "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 allowance
• Make aware of the observed areas with a sign and inform your neighbours and visitors
if necessary
04 | MOBILE PHONE COSTS FOR E-MAILS, MMS, SMS
Services like MMS, SMS and GPRS always cause extra costs. These costs may vary
depending on your provider and selected tari and are not covered by the purchase of this
camera. Please contact your mobile phone provider for tari and costs.
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
chapter "Disposal of Batteries/Accumulators").

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1GSM Antenna
2Black vision infrared flash
3LED indicator battery capacity /motion detector
4Motion detector/PIR-Sensor
5Camera lens
6Tension locks
7Eyelet for U-lock (lock optional)
8LCD display
9SIM card slot
10 Menu button
11 Playback button
12 Navigation buttons / / /
13 OK button
14 DEL button (delete)
15 Release button/test button photo/video
16 Slide control O /Setup /On
17 Battery compartment
18 DC 6V/2A connection
19 Mini USB port
20 SD card slot
21 ¼" thread mount
22 Eyelets for mounting strap
23 Eyelet for cable lock (lock optional)
07 | NOMENCLATURE05 | PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
Brilliant colour pictures during the day, black and white pictures by night. The nearly in-
visible infrared flash with 60 BLACK VISION LEDs achieves an illumination up to 15 m.
With the incorporated GSM module (SIM card not included) the SnapShot Mobil 5.1 sends
images via MMS or cost-eectively via GPRS as email. Up to 4 mobile phone numbers and
or email addresses can be registered, so the pictures taken are available to a group of
people, almost in real time.
06 | FEATURES
• MMS/Email transmission via GPRS & SMS Command
• Pictures and videos, continuous shooting mode
• Resolution 12 MP (sensor 5 MP), MMS size 800 x 600 pixels
• Supports SD/SDHC memory cards up to max. 32 GB (SD card not included)
• Trigger time 0,9 s only
• Monitor with 2 inch / 5 cm colour display
• Programming via key panel with English or German menu
• Displays camera name, lunar phase, date, time, battery status and temperature in °C
on every image
• Weatherproof housing with IP 54 protection
• Operation with 4, 8 or 12 x AA batteries (not included)
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08 | FIRST USE
08.1 INSERTING BATTERIES
Open the camera releasing the lateral tension locks (6). Make sure that the slide control
(16) is in position OFF.
CAUTION
To avoid camera damages always make sure that camera is switched o (16=OFF) when
inserting batteries or changing SD card.
Insert 4, 8 or 12 AA/1,5V batteries (optional) into the battery compartment (17). Respect
correct polarity (+/-).
Make sure to use fresh high-quality batteries of same brand. To set up the camera, 4 bat-
teries (6V) are sucient. In observation mode please use 12 batteries.
CAUTION
Do not use re-chargeable batteries. They may lead to malfunction.
Alternative power supplies
Alternatively your camera can be operated with an external 6V lead battery (battery
cable required) or an AC Adapter 100-240V (all optionally available from DÖRR). The 6V
battery as well as the AC adapter will be connected to the camera via the DC6V connec-
tion (18). Any inserted AA batteries need not be removed when connecting an external
power supply. The camera automatically reverts to the inserted batteries as soon as the
external supply is disconnected.
08.2 INSERTING THE SD/SDHC MEMORY CARD
Insert a SD/SDHC memory card (optional) with the label facing upwards into the SD card
slot (20).
CAUTION
Make sure that the SD card is formatted and unlocked!
To format the SD card with the camera, please refer to chapter 10.4 Format.
Unlocking the SD card:
The camera supports SD/SDHC cards from 2GB to 32 GB. In order to achieve best results
we recommend to use SD cards with "Class 10" speed or higher, e.g. of LEXAR brand
(optionally available from DÖRR).
08.3 INSTALLING THE SIM CARD
In order to use the mobile transmission function make sure to insert a SIM card (optional)
into the SIM card slot (9).
Please mind the symbol next to the SIM card slot (9) which shows how to insert the
card correctly.
CAUTION
• Micro-SIM cards and Nano-SIM cards can be used with adaptor only!
• The PIN request has to be deactivated; you can do this directly in the shop where you
bought the SIM card, or with help of a mobile phone.
• Make sure the SIM card is activated for the service you want to use (mobile network,
MMS/SMS)!
In order to transmit pictures via MMS or mobile network the camera needs the parameter
data of the respective provider and selected tari. To enter these data please refer to
following chapter 11.
CAUTION
As soon as the SIM card is inserted and the camera is switched on or to SETUP, the ca-
mera searches for network reception or dials into the mobile network. This can last up
to 1 minute. During this time, no camera settings can be made.
After successful connection, the LCD display (8) will show your network provider and the
signal strength.
Mobile Network
The signal strength of mobile networks may vary depending on location and selected pro-
vider. During picture transmission the camera needs constant access to the mobile phone
network. Therefore we recommend to use sim cards of popular mobile phone providers,
as they have best mobile network coverage.

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NOTE
In the SETUP mode, the camera automatically switches o after 3 minutes if no activity is
registered. To make further settings, the camera must be switched o and then switched
back ON to the SETUP mode.
09.2 CHANGING THE SETTINGS
Your camera is pre-set as follows:
In order to change the pre-settings switch the slide control (16) to SETUP position and
press the menu button (10).
A list of various menu items appears in the LCD display (8):
• Press the navigation buttons (12) or to select the menu registers (CAM, PIR, GSM,
SYS).The selected menu register is highlighted yellow.
• Press the navigation buttons (12) or to select the menu item you want to change.
• To save your settings press the OK button (13).
• Press the menu button (10) to get back to the start screen/live image.
Example:
You want to change the pre-set picture resolution from 5MP to 8MP
Press the navigation buttons (12) or to select 8 MP, 12 MP or 3 MP.
Press the OK button (13) to save your setting.
Press the menu button (10) to get back to the start screen/live image.
CAMERA MODE
Photo Size (picture resolution)
Photo Burst (No. of photos)
PIR Trigger interval
Photo
5 MP
1 Photo
1 Minute
CAM PIR GSM SYS
Slide control (16) SETUP
Menu button (10) MENU
CAM PIR GSM SYS
Navigation button
(12)
Camera Mode Photo
Navigation button
(12)
Photo Size 5MP 8MP
Photo Burst 1 Photo
Video Size
Button (13) OK
Menu button (10) MENU "Start screen
CAM Options
Camera Mode Photo Video
Photo Size 3MP 5MP 8MP 12MP
Photo Burst 1 Photo 2 Photos 3 Photos
Video Size (Can only be changed if Video is selected in the menu item "Camera Mode")
VGA (640x480 Pixels) QVGA (320x240 Pixels)
Video Length 5 to 60 seconds
PIR Options
Sensitivity Normal High Low O 
Trigger Interval from 0 seconds up to 60 minutes
Time Lapse from 5 seconds up to 8 hours O 
Start-Stop O 
On
"Start-Stop Start: 00:00
Stop: 00:00
09 | CAMERA SETTINGS
09.1 BASIC SETTINGS
Move the slide control (16) to SETUP position. The LCD display (8) shows a real time image
and the basic settings:
10 | CAMERA SETTINGS AND FUNCTIONS
10.1 CAMERA SETTINGS
10.2 MOTION DETECTOR SETTINGS
Camera Mode
Select whether the camera should take single images or a video sequence.
NOTE
The camera does not send videos – only an information by SMS.
Picture Size
Choose between 4 picture resolutions: 3, 5, 8 and 12 MP. Please note: The smaller the
image resolution, the more memory capacity on the SD card. The highest resolution will
not always provide the best result. Picture noise can increase under bad light conditions.
Photo Burst
Select the number of photos per release. The camera can take 1 to 3 pictures in series.
Video Size
Choose the desired video resolution (VGA = 640 x 480 Pixel, QVGA = 320 x 240 Pixels).
Video Length
Select video length from 5 to 60 seconds.
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Picture Mode
Picture resolution 5 Mega Pixels
Indication of des network provider
Indication of signal strength
Battery status
Stored pictures/Remaining capacity SD card
Sensitivity
Select the sensitivity of the motion detector or turn the motion detector o. With the
navigation buttons (12) or select the sensitivity. To save your settings press the OK
button (13).
Trigger Interval
Select the duration during which the motion detector will not be active after a shot. The
duration can be set from 0 seconds to 60 minutes. With the navigation buttons (12) or
select the desired duration. To save your settings press the OK button (13).
Time Lapse
Set the interval of continuous photo shooting. During this time the camera takes photos
regardless of the motion sensor. If selected "O" the camera triggers upon motion. This
setting is useful e.g. for observing a larger area in a certain period. With the navigation
buttons (12) or select "O" or select the desired duration. To save your settings press
the OK button (13).
Start-Stop
The camera only takes photos/videos within the selected time frame. Outside this time
frame, there will be no motion detection and no pictures will be taken (same for "Time
Lapse" mode). Furthermore, you cannot use the SMS command function outside the se-
lected time frame.

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GSM Options
Send Mode Instant
"Max. Number 00 - 99
Daily Report
"Daily Report 00:00
O 
Send via MMS GPRS
Send to Phone Email Both
Recipients
Enter
"Phone
1 – 4 mobile phone numbers
(Overview only – no settings
via camera possible)
"Email
1 – 4 email addresses
(Overview only – no settings
via camera possible)
SMS Switch O 
On
"SMS Super User
(Enter mobile phone number)
Download Tool Download PC Setup
Select "On" and confirm with the OK button (13). With the navigation buttons (12) or
set the time, with or switch between the input fields. To save your settings press the
OK button (13). Now the camera only works in the specified time frame.
Select "O" for this menu item, the camera will be active for 24 hours.
10.3 MOBILE NETWORK SETTINGS
CAUTION
In order to set up the GSM functions, make sure to insert a SIM card and a SD card. The
data such as address, mobile phone number and GSM and MMS parameters will be made
on the PC (refer to chapter 11).
10.4 SYSTEM SETTINGS
Date and Time
The date has to be set in the format dd.mm.yyyy. Time has to be set in 24 hours format.
Press the OK button (13) to enter the input field. With the navigation buttons (12) or
set the time, with or switch between the input fields. To save your settings press the
OK button (13).
Time Stamp
Choose if camera name, lunar phase, date, time, battery status and temperature are
shown on pictures. With the navigation buttons (12) or select "On" or "O". To save
your settings press the OK button (13).
Flash Range
Depending on the environment, the flash range can be adjusted. With the navigation
buttons (12) or select "6m" or "12m". To save your settings press the OK button (13).
SYS Options
Set Clock Date (format dd/mm/yyyy) Time (24 hours format)
Time Stamp On O 
Flash Range 6m/20ft 12m/40ft
Password On O 
"4 characters
Rename On O 
"8 characters
Language German English
Beep On O 
Overwrite On O 
Format Yes No
Default Set Yes No
FW Version (no setting possible)
Send Mode Instant
The image will be sent immediately after recording. The number of
images per day can be limited from 1 to 99. If the camera is set to "0"
the number of images is not limited. If the camera is in video mode, the
camera only sends an information via SMS, since the data volume of
video transmission is too big.
Daily Report
In this mode the camera will send a daily report of its activities within
the last 24 hours. In the "photo"mode the total number of images made
within the last 24 hours will be transmitted as well as the time of the
last recording. In the "video" mode the total number of recorded videos
within the last 24 hours will be transmitted. Please select if and when
the report should be sent:
Select "Daily Report" and confirm with the OK button (13). With the
navigation buttons (12) or set the time, with or switch bet-
ween the input fields. To save your settings press the OK button (13).
O 
The transmission function is switched o and no more images will be
sent.
NOTE The following menu items can only be changed if Send Mode is set to
Instant or Daily Report.
Send via Choose way of picture transmission:
MMS Picture transmission via MMS to an email address or a mobile
phone number (Smartphone).
To enter the recipient data please refer to chapter 11.
GPRS Picture transmission via GPRS to an email address. To enter
the recipient email address please refer to chapter 11.
Send to Here you can specify the recipient to whom the image should be sent
to.
Phone Images will be sent to a mobile phone number
You can enter up to 4 mobile phone numbers, to which the
image should be sent to as MMS (how to enter the mobile
phone numbers please see chapter 11).
Email Images will be sent to an email address
You can enter up to 4 email addresses, to which the image
should be sent to via GPRS(how to enter the email addresses
please see chapter 11).
Both Images will be sent to a mobile phone number and to an email
address.
Recipients CAUTION
This menu item is only an overview of the entered mobile phone num-
bers and email addresses. The input of mobile phone numbers and
email addresses will be made via the PC (see chapter 11).
SMS Switch SMS Command
The camera can be controlled by SMS commands from a mobile phone.
For example you can switch the camera from photo to video mode, re-
quest a real-time image or change phone numbers and email addresses
in the recipients list. Here you can enter the command mobile phone
number. More about SMS command you will find in chapter 12.
Download Tool Here you transfer the Setup program to your SD card. This program is
needed to make settings in the MMS/Email software on the PC (see
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11 | SETUP AND SETTINGS VIA PC
11.1 SETUP
This program is required to make the settings in the MMS/Email software on the PC.
Transfer the SETUP program to your SD card.
1. Make sure that the SD card is inserted correctly and that it is unlocked and formatted
(refer to chapter 10.4 Format).
2. Move the slide control (16) to SETUP position. With the navigation button (12) select
GSM. With the navigation button (12) select "Download Tool" and confirm with the
OK button (13). The software is stored on your SD card. After successful storage, the
camera returns to start screen/live image.
3. Switch off the camera moving the slide control (16) to position "Off". Remove the SD
card. Open the SD card on your PC. On the SD card you will find a ZIP file. Open the ZIP
file and the UOVsetup.exe ! file. The following input mask appears. Now all settings
can easily be made via PC:
11.2 SETTINGS
SEND MODE
Instant
The image will be sent immediately after re-
cording. The number of images per day can
be limited from 1 to 99. If the camera is set to
"0" the number of images is not limited. If the
camera is in video mode, the camera only
sends an information via SMS, since the
data volume of video transmission is too big.
Password
Secure the camera with a password to avoid misuse. The password is needed every time
the camera is switched on. Default password is 0000. With the navigation buttons (12)
or select "On" or "O". Press the OK button (13) to display the default password. The
individual numbers can be changed with the navigation buttons (12) or . To save your
new password press the OK button (13). The next time the camera will be switched on, the
password will be requested.
Note your password carefully, without the password the camera cannot be operated.
Rename
A camera name can be entered here, using up to 8 characters. The name appears on each
image. With the navigation buttons (12) or select "On" or "O. Confirm your setting
with the OK button (13). With the navigation buttons (12) or select the letters or
numbers , with or switch between the input fields. To save your settings press the
OK button (13).
Language
Choose either German or English language for the camera menu.
With the navigation buttons (12) or select "German" or "English". To save your settings
press the OK button (13).
Beep
Activate or deactivate the beep tone for the control buttons. With the navigation buttons
(12) or select "On" or "O". To save your settings press the OK button (13).
Overwrite
The camera may overwrite old pictures with new ones when the SD card is full or alter-
natively quit the function.
With the navigation buttons (12) or select "On" or "O". To save your settings press
the OK button (13).
Format
This function deletes all files from the SD card and re-formats the memory card. Make
sure that you do not need the files on the SD card anymore, before you start formatting!
Press the OK button (13) to enter the input field. With the navigation buttons (12) or
select "Yes" or "No". To start formatting press the OK button (13).
Default Set
Restoring of Factory Settings.
This function restores all settings to initial factory settings (except date and time).
Press the OK button (13) to restore. After successful default set, the camera returns to
start screen/live image.
FW Version
Indicates the software version – no settings possible.

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Daily Report
In this mode the camera will send a daily
report of its activities within the last
24 hours. In the "photo" mode the total
number of images made within the last
24 hours will be transmitted as well as time
of the last recording. In the "video" mode the
total number of recorded videos within the
last 24 hours will be transmitted. Please se-
lect if and the time when the report should
be sent (24 hours format e.g. 21:30 o’clock).
O 
The transmission function is switched o
and no more images will be sent.
SEND VIA
Choose way of picture transmission:
MMS
Picture transmission via MMS to an email address or a mobile
phone number (Smartphone).
To enter the recipient data please go to next step "Send to".
GPRS
Picture transmission via GPRS to an email address. When
choosing "GPRS" the SMTP parameters of your email account
must be entered in "Email Set". When you select the "GPRS"
option you will be reminded to enter or to check the parame-
ters. Please refer to the following chapter.
Email Set
Enter exactly the same data that have been used when creating the email account (email
address, name of the account, email password). Example of Gmail account:
Select Email
Select your email provider. Default email provider:
gmail
GMX
Hotmail
T-Online
Yahoo
Other (Andere)
Email
Enter your complete email address or a user
name if available (*).
Account
Enter your complete email address.
Password
Enter your email password.
CAUTION
Please pay attention to the use of upper case and lower case when entering your password.
The SETUP program accepts common characters like e.g. !, ?, # etc. Some special characters
like e.g. @, § the SETUP program does not accept. If your password shows one of these spe-
cial characters please change your password in order to ensure proper transmission function.
With the checkmark "Show Password", your password will be shown. Without setting a
checkmark you can encrypt your input.
(*) In the input field "Email", you can also define a user name which will appear as sender
name in the email.
This allows you to personalize your camera if you have several cameras in use. Please
enter the user name in one word and without any special characters.
If you have selected "Other" because of missing pre-setting in "Select Email", please
enter the data of your email provider as follows:
SMTP Server
Secure Type
SMTP Port
These data can be obtained from your email provider or you can find them on the ocial
website of your email provider!
Save your settings with "OK" or reject with "Cancel".
OPERATOR PARAMETER
Here you can set the provider/network operator of your SIM card. In the software you will
already find some parameters of various network providers worldwide.
Country
Select your country
Operator
Select your network operator
Example shows Germany, Vodafone.
If your network provider is not pre-set, the parameters (APN) for each network provider
can be entered individually.
These data can be obtained from your email provider or you can find them on the ocial
website of your email provider!
Country
Select "Other"

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Operator
You can register up to 3 dierent providers
(Customer1, Customer2, Customer3)
By clicking on the "Custom" button an input field appears, where you can enter the para-
meters (APN) of the network provider:
MMS
URL
Enter the website
Gateway
Enter the IP address
APN
Enter the access address
Port
Enter the MMS port
Account
Enter the account name
Password
Enter the password
GPRS
APN
Enter the access address
Account
Enter the account name
Password
Enter the password
Save your settings with "OK" or reject with "Cancel".
SEND TO
Choose way of picture transmission
If selected MMS in "Send Via":
Phone
Images will be sent via MMS to a mobile phone number. You
can enter up to 4 mobile phone numbers, to which the image
should be sent to (input of mobile phone numbers will be
made in "Recipients").
Email
Images will be sent via GPRS to an email address. You can en-
ter up to 4 email addresses, to which the image should be sent
to (input of email addresses will be made in "Recipients").
Both
Images will be sent to a mobile phone number and to an email
address.
If selected GPRS in "Send Via" images can only be sent to an
email address.
SMS SWITCH (SMS COMMAND)
The camera can be controlled by SMS commands from a mobile phone. For example you
can switch the camera from photo to video mode, request a real-time image or change
phone numbers and email addresses in the recipients list.
Wählen Sie "On" für ein oder "O" für aus.
More about SMS command you will find in chapter 12 and 10.3 SMS Switch.
RECIPIENTS
Phone Here you can specify the recipient mobile phone number
You can enter up to 4 phone numbers. The more receivers are added, the longer the trans-
mission takes!
Enter your mobile phone number without country code and without blank!
For example: 01601234567.
At least one number has to be set in order to ensure proper function. Please separate
further mobile phone numbers with a semicolon (;) and enter them WITHOUT blank.
For example: 01611234567;01721234567;01701234567
Email Here you can specify the recipient email address
You can enter up to 4 email addresses. The more receivers are added, the longer the
transmission takes! Please separate further email addresses with a semicolon (;) and
enter them WITHOUT blank.
For example: [e-mail];[e-mail];
[e-mail];[e-mail]
RENAME
It is possible to enter a name for the camera. Select "On" to 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 enter any special
characters or blanks!
MAX SIZE
Before sending, the image files will be scaled down due to the transfer speed. The image
size can also be selected manually from 35 KB to 120 KB.
DEFAULT
Here you restore the SETUP program to factory settings.

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PATH
Before saving your entries, please select storage location (Path) by clicking onto .
To save your entries directly onto the SD card, choose the drive your SD card is inserted
e.g. (G:\).
Save with "OK". A file PROFILE.BIN will be generated.
If you selected e.g. your desktop as storage location, please copy the PROFILE.BIN onto
your SD card.
11.3 DATA TRANSFER TO CAMERA
1. Make sure that the slide control (16) is on Position OFF. Insert the SD card into the
camera like described in chapter 08.2.
2. Move the slide control (16) to position SETUP to transfer your entries. After a few
seconds the message "update success" appears. The parameters are now stored on
the camera.
12 | SMS COMMAND
The camera can be controlled by SMS commands from a mobile phone. For example you
can switch the camera from photo to video mode, request a real-time image or change
phone numbers and email addresses in the recipients list.
NOTE
The power consumption is much higher when SMS command is activated. Only activate
this function if you are going to use it.
12.1 ACTIVATE SMS COMMAND
In order to use this feature, please select "On" for SMS switch in the operator parameters
(please refer to chapter 11.2).
The command phone number is the number entered at first, or the number you entered
in chapter 10.3. This number has the right to change saved phone numbers (numbers 2,
3, and 4) and email addresses. All stored numbers can execute the commands according
to the following list, in order to control the camera. If changes are made or commands
are given an answer will always be sent to the mobile phone number, which requested it.
12.2 LIST OF SMS COMMANDS
Request real-time image
With SMS #500# the camera takes a real-time image and sends it to the stored receivers
immediately according to the settings. This process can take a few minutes. If set to GPRS
transmission, picture will be sent to your email address.
Picture transmission on/o
With SMS #200#O# the image transmission is turned o. During this time pictures are
stored on SD card, but not transmitted via MMS or GPRS. By sending command #200#ON#
the transmission will be continued.
• In case you have sent a wrong SMS command, you will receive a text message showing
"command is invalid".
• During picture transmission or while executing other commands, you will receive a text
message showing "command is busy."
Action SMS command Camera feedback via SMS
Add telephone number #140#1#telephonenumber# (Number) added
Delete telephone number #140#0#telephonenumber# (Number) deleted
Add email address #141#1#Email address# (Email address) added
Delete email address #141#0#Email address# (Email address) deleted
Photo Modus #310#P# The current mode is photo
Video Modus #310#V# The current mode is video
Request real-time image #500# Real-time picture via GPRS or MMS
Picture transmission on #200#On# GSM is waked up
Picture transmission o # 2 0 0 # O  # GSM enters sleeping mode

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16 | MOUNTING THE CAMERA
Pull the supplied mounting strap through the eyelet (22) on 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 object is between 3 to 10 meters. Larger distances
are also possible, however with less reliability of the motion sensor. We recommend to
direct the camera first (refer to chapter 17) and to take a few test shots (refer to chapter
15) before finally fixing the camera.
Our optional accessories such as the patented DÖRR holding fixture in combination with
the DÖRR universal adapter 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
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 your specialized dealer for:
DÖRR Holding Fixture for SnapShopt Multi Item no. 204490
DÖRR UNI-1 Universal Adapter for Holding Fixture Item no. 204495
With an additional cable lock (optional) pulled through the specific eyelets (23) on the
rear side of the camera, your camera will be secured against theft.
17 | ORIENTATION OF THE CAMERA
To achieve perfect pictures, the camera must be oriented properly:
1. Fix the camera at a height of 0,75m to 1,00m and slightly tilt it forward. The camera
lens (4) should now point to the position, where the object of photography or filming
is expected.
2. Move the slide control (16) to the position SETUP and close the camera housing. When
you move in front of camera the LED indicator (3) flashes red and the motion detector is
active. The red LED (3) will flash as long as you are moving within the motion detectors
range.
3. We suggest that you now take a test picture. Move the slide control (16) to position ON
and close the camera housing. After approx. 30s the camera is ready to detect (while
camera is preparing the red LED (3) is flashing).
4. Move with normal speed through detection area. The camera releases and you can
view the image on the monitor as described in chapter 14.1. The camera should be ori-
ented 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.
TIPP
To change the camera angle you may use e.g. a small wooden wedge and clamp it between
camera and trunk.
5. Once the camera position is correct, the mounting belt can be tightened to firmly hold
the camera.
13 | MANUAL PICTURE TRANSMISSION
Move the slide control (16) to Position SETUP. Wait until the camera found the mobile
network and then press the release button (15). Press the playback button (11) to display
the image. Press the menu button (10). With the navigation button (12) select "Send".
The camera starts the manual picture transmission and works from step 1 to step 10. After
the succesfull transmission the LCD display (8) shows "sent successfully". The picture
was transmitted to your registered phone number or email address.
14 | WATCHING PHOTOS+VIDEOS ON DISPLAY/DELETING
14.1 WATCHING PHOTOS/VIDEOS ON DISPLAY
Move the slide control (16) to position SETUP. Press the playback button (11) to watch the
latest recording.
In the LCD display (8) you can see if it is a photo or a video:
= Photo = Video
With the navigation buttons (12) or you can browse through your gallery.
To play a video press the release button (15).
Press the playback button (11) once again to return to start screen.
14.2 DELETE PHOTOS OR VIDEOS
Move the slide control (16) to position SETUP. Press the playback button (11). With the
navigation buttons (12) or select the file you want to delete. Press the DEL button
(14). With the navigation buttons (12) or select "Yes" or "No". Confirm with the OK
button (13).
CAUTION
Deleted images cannot be restored!
14.3 FILE NUMBERING
Images and videos are numbered in sequence in a folder on the SD card, starting with
IMG0001.jpg (photos) or IMAG0001.avi (videos).
15 | TEST RECORDINGS
In SETUP mode a test photo or video can be released and directly viewed. Move the slide
control (16) to position SETUP.
To release a test photo press the release button (15). To view the test photo press the
playback button (11).
To release a test video press the navigation button (12) to enter the video mode ( )
Press the release button (15) to start the recording. By pressing the release button (15)
again the recording stops. Press the playback button (11) to view the video preview image.
To play the test video press the release button (15).

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18 | START SURVEILLANCE
In order to get the camera ready to work, move the slide control (16) to the SETUP posi-
tion. Camera logs into the mobile network. If the login was successful the LCD display (8)
shows your provider and signal strength.
Move the slide control (16) to position ON and close the camera housing. After approx.
15 - 30 seconds, the camera will be active. In case of detected movements, it takes pictu-
res according to your settings.
19 | CAMERA INSPECTION
There are various possibilities to check if images have been taken.
1. Open the camera and move the slide control (16) to position OFF. After 1 - 2 seconds
switch the slide control (16) to SETUP mode. The LCD Display (8) shows the start
screen. The bottom line shows how many pictures have been taken and how many
more will fit on the SD card (e.g. 000034/001846m).Press the playback button (11) to
view the images on the LCD display (8).
2. Alternatively, you can view the images comfortably on your home PC.
CAUTION
To avoid camera damages always make sure that camera is switched o (slide control
16 = OFF position) before removing SD card!
NOTE
When checking the camera function, also check the battery status. If the batteries are no
longer providing sucient power, there may be deficiencies with the quality of the pictu-
res, especially with nightly shots since the flash requires more energy than available. In
case of doubt, exchange the batteries.
20 | 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
take o 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 away from pets.
21 | IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND TIPS
21.1 SIM CARDS
The PIN request has to be deactivated; you can do this directly in the shop where you
bought the SIM card, or with help of a mobile phone. To register a newly bought SIM
card, please dial any number first. Without registration you cannot use all functions of
the MMS camera.
CAUTION
Micro-SIM cards and Nano-SIM cards can be used with adaptor only!
The camera transmits images via MMS or email. Please make sure that these services
are unlocked and that they are supported by your provider. The transmitter modules in
the camera support the following bandwidth: 850MHz, 900MHz, 1800MHz and 1900MHz.
21.2 MOBILE NETWORK
The signal strength of the mobile network can be very dierent, which may cause in-
terference in image transmission. Please check carefully whether the signal strength is
sucient (ideally full strength on display) and that the antenna is mounted correctly. For
the transmission of emails the camera requires stable GPRS network. Services like MMS,
SMS and GPRS always cause extra costs. These costs may vary depending on your provi-
der and selected tari and are not covered by the purchase of this camera. Please contact
your mobile phone provider for tari and costs.
21.3 SD CARDS
The camera only works with an SD memory card. There are SD 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 card of other brand or dierent capacity. We recommend using a SD card with
a capacity of 8GB up to max. 32GB (e.g. LEXAR cards, optionally available from DÖRR).
21.4 MOTION DETECTOR
The motion detector will react under certain circumstances and within a certain range.
In general the range of recognition is slightly larger than the range covered by the image.
The recognition of the objects depends on temperature, vegetal cover, reflecting sur-
faces and more circumstances. Under optimum conditions, a perfectly oriented 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 can take a few attempts to find the proper position for your
camera. When you test the motion sensor reaction, be aware of the facts that animals are
usually remarkably smaller than human beings. So they may not be recognized.
21.5 LIGHT CONDITIONS
Avoid direct back light, as you do in normal photography. When you choose the camera
position, make sure that there will be no direct back light and also that the camera will not
be placed in the shadow.
21.6 LENS RATTLES
The camera lens is covered with a filter which allows coloured pictures at daylight and
black & white shots at night. When the camera is turned o the filter is not fixed which can
cause the rattle noise. However, this is no defect!
21.7 WEATHER PROTECTION
Although the camera is weatherproof and well-suited for outdoor use, we recommend to
mount it at a secured place, therefore not on the weather side or in the 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. Dust and splash waterproof according to protection class IP54.

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22 | TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 24 | DISPOSAL, CE MARKING, SIMPLIFIED EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
23 | SCOPE OF DELIVERY
1x Game & Surveillance Camera
1x GSM Antenna
1x Mounting strap
1x Mini USB cable
1x Quick start instruction
21.1 TECHNICAL CHANGES
Specifications and design are subject to change without notice.
Latest manuals please download here
http://outdoor-focus.eu/downloads/204409.html
24. 1 DISPOSAL OF BATTERIES/ACCUMULATORS
Batteries are marked with the symbol of a crossed out bin. This symbol indi-
cates 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.
24.2 WEEE INFORMATION
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE Directive) is
the European community directive on waste electrical and electronic equip-
ment, 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 responsibili-
ty 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 hu-
man 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.
24.3 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.
24.4 CE MARKING
The CE marking complies with the European directives.
24.5 SIMPLIFIED EU DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
Hereby, DÖRR GmbH declares that the radio equipment type [204409 04.2017]
is in compliance with Directive 2014/53/EU. The full text of the EU declaration
of conformity is available at the following internet address:
http://www.doerrfoto.de/info/EG-Konformitätserklärungen
Number and type of LEDs 60 High Performance Black Vision LEDs
Wavelength of LEDs 940 nm
Flash range approx. 15 m
Image sensor 5MP
Picture resolution max. 12MP
Aperture F/2,8 ISO 100
Picture format JPEG/16:9
No. of photos 1 - 3 pictures per release
Interval pictures 5 sec. up to 8 h
Angle of view 52°
Video resolution VGA 640x480/QVGA 320x240
Video format AVI H.264 20 fps
Video length 5 to 60 Sec.
Picture/Video playback Yes
Time stamp Camera name, lunar phase, date, time, battery
status, temperature in °C
Memory card SD/SDHC 2GB to 32GB (optional)
Timer 1
Sensor trigger time 0,9 Sek.
Sensor range 15 m/52°
Mobile picture transmission GSM/GPRS
Mobile video transmission No
Frequency range GPRS/Quadband: 850/900/1800/1900 MHz
Transmission power 137 mA - 261 mA
Standby 0,2 mA
Display size 5 cm/2"
Housing protection class IP54
Power supply 4/8/12 AA Batteries
Alternative: External Batterie 6V/AC Adapter
100-240V (all optional)
Operating voltage 6V
Standby consumption < 300 µA
Variable consumption 150 mA - 800 mA
Operating temperature -20 to +60°C
Dimensions approx. 145 x 112 x 68 mm
Weight w/o batteries approx. 352 g
Item-No. 204409 (04.2017)

DÖRR GmbH
Messerschmittstr. 1 D-89231 Neu-Ulm
Fon: [phone] Fax: [phone]
[email protected] doerrfoto.de
outdoor-focus.de
Item No 204409