JAGER PRO M.I.N.E. CAM User manual
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WARRANTY
Limited Warranty: JAGER PRO, LLC warrants the Product to be free from malfunctions
and defects in both materials and workmanship for one (1) year from the date of purchase
(“Warranty Period”). JAGER PRO, LLC will repair or replace, at its option, the Product if
it fails to function properly during the Warranty Period, subject to the conditions and/or
limitations stated herein. Such repair or replacement is your sole remedy under this Limited
Warranty.
Limitations: Limited Warranty service will not be provided unless the Product, returned in
the manner set forth below, is accompanied by a copy of your original dated sales invoice.
JAGER PRO, LLC reserves the right to require you to provide your original dated sales
invoice. Products purchased from non-authorized dealers may not qualify for warranty
coverage.
Repair & Service: Please contact our Trapping Support department at 1-706-718-9789 (EXT
may be required prior to authorization for warranted repair services. If service is
recommended for your product, additional instructions will be provided. Additional terms
and conditions may apply. If it is determined that your product does not qualify for warranty
coverage, the following charges may or may not apply: Labor Hours, Parts, Materials,
Estimate Services, Shipping and Handling.
This Limited Warranty does not cover the following:
a. any defect in or damage to the Product that occurs due to mishandling of the Product;
b. any defect in or damage to the Product that occurs due to repair, modication, or other
similar activity after your purchase of the Product;
c. any defect in or damage to the Product that occurs due to the transport, dropping, shock,
or other similar activity after your purchase of the Product;
d. any defect in or damage to the Product that occurs due to careless or improper storage,
or improper use or maintenance of the Product;
e. any defect in or damage to the Product that occurs due to foreign objects such as dirt or
grime, sand, water or liquids entering the inside of the Product; and
f. any defect to the Product related to your failure to follow proper operating instructions
provided by JAGER PRO, LLC, claims made after the Warranty Period, or your failure to
follow the instructions set forth below with respect to return of the Product to JAGER PRO,
LLC.
All other express and implied warranties for the product, including the implied warranties of
merchantability and tness for a particular purpose are hereby disclaimed. JAGER PRO,
LLC expressly disclaims all warranties not stated in this warranty. Any implied warranties
that may be imposed by law are limited in duration to the terms of this express limited
warranty. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion of implied warranties or limitations
on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above exclusions or limitations may not
apply to you. In no event will JAGER PRO, LLC be liable to you, or any third party, for any
damages in excess of the purchase price of the product. In addition, JAGER PRO,LLC shall
in no event be liable to you, or any third party, for any direct or indirect damages or other
special, incidental, exemplary or consequential damages arising out of the use or inability to
use the product. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or
consequential damages for some products, so the exclusions or limitations may not apply to
you. This limited warranty gives you specic legal rights, and you may also have other rights
which may vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
Notwithstanding any terms of this Limited Warranty to the contrary, no warranty coverage
shall be provided for a Product purchased from, through, or with the assistance or
involvement of any Internet auction web site. JAGER PRO, LLC reserves the right to modify
its warranties prospectively at any time, in its sole discretion.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Camera Characteristics................................................ 04
Getting Started..............................................................07
Initial SD Card Programming........................................ 07
Main Menu Tabs............................................................13
CAM Tab....................................................................... 14
PIR Tab......................................................................... 14
GSM Tab.......................................................................15
SYS Tab........................................................................17
Camera Quick Setup.....................................................17
SMS Command Codes................................................. 19
Care and Maintenance................................................. 20
Accessories.................................................................. 21
Purchasing a SIM Card.................................................22
Replenishing a SIM Card..............................................22
Glossary........................................................................23
WARNING: Never mount the M.I.N.E.™ Cam on the same
T-Post securing a trap panel or severe damage may result.
Always mount the M.I.N.E.™ Cam on a separate T-Post at
least 10 inches outside the trap enclosure.
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Front View
CAMERA CHARACTERISTICS
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1. Antenna: Standard antenna shown receives cell tower
signals. Our 5 decibel booster antenna is available as an
accessory for operation in low signal areas.
2. IR Illuminators: Twin banks using 52 infrared LEDs that
illuminate the target area when camera functions at night.
3. Camera Lens: The camera lens has a 52 degree eld of
view with no magnication. This enables users to observe a
20’ eld of view measured 15’ from the lens and a 32’ eld of
view when measured 21’ from the lens.
4. PIR Sensor: Passive Infrared motion detector. Senses
the presence of a moving object which triggers the camera to
take a photo or record a video.
5. Ambient Light Sensor: Detects surrounding light to
automatically control day and night camera functions. This
sensor also emits a red, blinking LED when the selector switch
is moved to SETUP. The LED will stop blinking within 10
seconds after the selector switch is moved from SETUP to ON
indicating the camera is operational and active.
6. Locking Latches (3 each): Secures the camera front
housing to the main body housing while providing a waterproof
seal to internal components.
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1. SD Card Port: Slot for receiving an SD card. The camera
has no internal memory. An SD card smaller than 32GB must
be used to store photos, video and GSM data.
2. USB Port: Standard USB cable connection interface to
transfer information between the camera and a computer.
3. Transmitter Port: Transmitter slot for wireless SMS
cellular control of the M.I.N.E™ Gate and control box.
4. SIM Card Port: Slot for receiving a cellular SIM card from
GSM network providers such as AT&T and T-Mobile.
Bottom Inside View
Bottom Outside View
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1. Transmitter Port Plug: Waterproof seal to protect
internal components when transmitter is not in use.
2. Mounting Port: 1/4 x 20 internal threads for securing
camera to a T-Post mount. Only thread external devices two
complete rotations into the camera mounting port then tighten
using the mount’s adjusting nut. Forcing external threads to
the bottom will damage mounting port and camera housing.
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Left Inside View
1. Antenna Port: Attachment point to install various antennas
depending on local cellular strength. Our 5 db booster antenna
is available as an accessory for operation in low signal areas.
2. Display: Screen to observe menus, photos and settings.
3. Selector Switch: Used to enter into any of the three
operating modes: OFF, SETUP and ON.
4. Menu Button: Used to select various camera options.
5. Move Left Button: Moves from the highlighted area to a
selection left.
6. Move Up Button: Moves from the highlighted area to a
selection above.
7. Move Right Button: Moves from the highlighted area to a
selection right.
8. Move Down Button: Moves from the highlighted area to a
selection below.
9. OK Button: Selects the highlighted item.
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There are 4 main menu tabs; CAM, PIR, GSM and SYS.
• Press the ◄ or ► buttons to change tabs when highlighted
white. Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons to cycle through the tab
settings. Press ◄ or ► to select items with white highlights
to view the choices. Press OK to save the new setting which
will change the highlight to red. Press ▲ or ▼ to view the next
setting. Cycle to the top ▲ of the tab (no white highlights)
before able to cycle ◄ or ► to view or change another tab.
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Battery Polarity Symbols: Located on the front of the
battery tray. Aids in proper battery polarity and installation.
Right Inside View
INITIAL SD CARD PROGRAMMING
We recommend an AT&T SIM card as their data package has
unlimited text and photo messaging for only $19.99 per month.
The camera was designed with this concept.
It does not matter which cellular company offers the best
coverage in your area. Verizon and Sprint network providers
use CDMA technology and the camera requires GSM
technology (AT&T or T-Mobile) to operate.
AT&T customer service representatives are not trained to
recognize a SIM card can function in a wireless camera. They
will debate this application is possible and deny such a plan
exists. Please take this manual to your local AT&T corporate
store and follow the steps on page 22 to successfully purchase
and replenish your AT&T SIM card.
1. Open the camera.
2. Insert an activated SIM card and formatted SD card into the
appropriate camera slots.
3. Move the selector switch from OFF to SETUP.
4. The screen will display Checking then Searching.
5. Press the MENU button during this connecting sequence.
GETTING STARTED
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9. Open the SD card le and two folders should appear; DCIM
and GSMSETUP. Right-click on the GSMSETUP le and
choose “Extract All…”.
7. Press OK to SAVE the UOV Setup tool to the SD card. The
screen will revert back to the initial display.
8. Turn off the camera and eject the SD card. Insert it into a
computer SD card slot to program.
6. Using the arrow buttons, scroll right to the GSM tab. Then
scroll 2 clicks up until the Download Tool option is visible.
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NOTE: Change the folder name by deleting GSMSETUP from
the text box. Only the drive letter of the SD card should remain
(see example below).
10. Click the “Extract” button.
11. The three items below should appear in the SD card le.
12. Double click on the “UOV Setup” le and the below screen
should appear.
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• Send Mode
Instant: (Recommended) The camera sends a photo
immediately when it takes a photo. It will only send an SMS
text message of the sequence number when a video is taken
(Video: 3/99). The Max Num eld indicates the maximum
number of photos or texts allowed to be sent within 24 hours.
The camera resets to zero each night at 0000 hours.
Daily Report: Sends an SMS to tell how many photos and
videos were captured during the past 24 hours. In photo mode,
the SMS tells the accumulated picture quantity together with
the latest captured picture. In video mode, the SMS tells the
accumulated video quantity only.
Off: GSM function is de-activated. Photos and videos will not
be sent to a recipient but will be saved to the SD card.
• Send Via
MMS: (Recommended) The image will be sent by text
message. The image can be sent to a cell phone, email
account or both. When checked, a minimum of one phone
number and/or one email address needs to be entered as a
recipient depending on the Send To mode chosen.
GPRS: Allows the sending of pictures via Internet connection.
This requires a data plan on the SIM card account. The image
is sent to an email address only. When checked, a minimum of
one email address needs to be entered as a recipient. SMTP
parameters need to be set up by clicking Email Set.
• SMS Switch: The SMS Switch must be ON for the camera
to receive text commands from four listed phone numbers.
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• Operator Parameter
Choose the country and GSM wireless carrier of the SIM card.
Custom must be selected if an AT&T or T-Mobile SIM card is
NOT used. Click Custom and manually input the parameters
for the URL, APN, IP and Port according to the alternate
GSM service provider settings. AT&T or T-Mobile settings are
automatic. Users must contact their network service provider
for the required settings of all other GSM wireless carriers.
Verizon, Sprint and Virgin Mobile use CDMA technology and
will not operate in this camera.
• Send To
Phone: (Recommended) A text photo will arrive to a cell
phone much faster than an email will arrive to either a
cell phone or computer provided the cell phone has good
reception. A phone number must appear in Recipients.
Email: The image will be sent to email. An email address
must appear in Recipients.
Both: The image will be sent to both a cell phone and an
email address. A cell phone number and an email address
must appear in Recipients.
• Recipients
A maximum of 4 phone numbers and/or 4 email addresses
may be added in the Recipients eld.
NOTE: Use a semi colon to separate more than one email
or phone number. Do not leave any spaces between
numbers and semi colons. Ensure a semi colon is NOT
used at the end. (i.e. 7064456789;3344453456;2123450987)
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Browse
Button
Rename
When ON, up to eight letters can be entered in the eld on the
right such as the example above. The name appears on every
photo which makes it easier to identify each camera site when
multiple cameras are being used.
Path
The SD card folder must be selected. If not selected, browse
and click the SD card main drive root directory. Do not enter
any sub folders inside the SD card main directory. Click OK
when ready.
13. Click OK when you see a pop up window stating the
PROFILE.BIN has been saved onto the SD card.
Max Size
The allowable range is 60-200KB. We recommend 80KB
as larger les take longer to transmit and receive via SMS.
Photos are saved at 3, 5 or 8 megapixels on the SD card.
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SD Card Programming Complete
The SD card has been properly programmed when an icon
named PROFILE.BIN is visible on the SD card screen.
NOTE: Click on “This program installed correctly” if the
above pop up window appears after step 13.
14. Eject SD card from the computer and insert into camera.
15. Move the selector switch from OFF to SETUP. The camera
screen will display “Update Success” after 2 or 3 seconds.
MAIN MENU TABS
Press the MENU button to access the program display. The
camera will shut down after 3 minutes sitting idle to conserve
battery power. Users must move the selector switch to OFF
then SETUP again to restart the camera and access MENU.
There are 4 main menu tabs; CAM, PIR, GSM and SYS. Press
the ◄ or ► buttons to change tabs when highlighted white.
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Press the ▲ or ▼ buttons to cycle through the tab settings.
Press ◄ or ► to select items with white highlights to view the
choices. Press OK to save the new setting which will change
the highlight to red. Press ▲ or ▼ to view the next setting.
Cycle to the top ▲ of the tab (no white highlights) before able
to cycle ◄ or ► to view or change another tab.
CAM Tab:
• Camera Mode: Choose Photo or Video. (Recommend
Photo for immediate text information sent to phone.)
• Photo Size: Choose the image size; 3MP, 5MP, or 8MP.
• Photo Burst: Choose the number of pictures taken
consecutively after each triggering. (Recommend 1 Photo)
• Video Size: Choose the video size.
• Video Length: Set the video length to desired setting.
PIR Tab:
• Sensitivity- Passive Infrared (PIR) Trigger Sensitivity
High: The most sensitive setting and will trigger camera
operation when any movement is detected.
Low: The least sensitive setting used when foliage, wind or
shadows trigger excessive photos.
Normal: Average sensitivity. (Recommended)
• Trigger Interval- The timeout period between PIR triggers
for each photo or video capture. We recommend a two
minute trigger interval. A one minute selection may not allow
a photo to transmit via SMS in low signal areas before the next
PIR trigger. The photo is always saved on the SD card but may
not have time to send via SMS to your phone or email.
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• Time Lapse
OFF: Camera triggers only during PIR event. (Recommend)
ON: Camera automatically triggers at selected intervals.
GSM Tab:
• Send Mode
Instant: (Recommended) The camera sends a photo
immediately when it takes a photo. It will only send an SMS
text message of the sequence number when a video is taken
(Video: 3/99). The Max Num eld indicates the maximum
number of photos or texts allowed to be sent within 24 hours.
The camera resets to zero each night at 0000 hours.
Daily Report: Sends an SMS to tell how many photos and
videos were captured during the past 24 hours. In picture
mode, the SMS tells the accumulated picture quantity together
with the latest captured picture. In video mode, the SMS tells
the accumulated video quantity only.
Off: GSM function is de-activated. Photos and videos will not
be sent to a recipient but will be saved to the SD card.
• Send Via
MMS: (Recommended) Image sent by text message.
GPRS: Image sent by internet using a data plan.
• Start - Stop
OFF: Camera triggers 24 hours per day.
ON: Camera only triggers between the START and STOP
times programmed. Could be used to avoid high trafc from
non-target species during specied times.
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MENU
• Send To:
Phone: (Recommended) A text photo will arrive to a
cell phone much faster than an email can arrive to either a
cell phone or computer provided the cell phone has good
reception. A phone number must appear in Recipients.
Email: The image will be sent to email. An email address
must appear in Recipients.
Both: The image will be sent to both a cell phone and an
email address. A cell phone number and an email address
must appear in Recipients.
• Location: Feature disabled.
• Download Tool: Refer to Initial SD Card Programming
on page 7 for details.
• SMS Switch: The SMS Switch must be ON for the camera
to receive text commands from four listed phone numbers.
• Recipients:
A maximum of 4 phone numbers and/or 4 email addresses
may be added in the Recipients eld.
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SYS Tab:
• Set Clock: Enter correct Date and Time.
• Time Stamp: Choose ON or OFF to select the date and
time stamp on the picture.
• Flash Range: Choose between 6m/20ft or 12m/40ft. We
recommend 12m/40ft to maximize infrared illumination.
• Password: The default password is 0000. Choose OFF to
stop this function and ON to set a four digit password.
• Beep: Choose ON or OFF to select audio tones when
pressing buttons.
• Overwrite
OFF: (Recommended) Retains saved photos and videos on
SD card when full.
ON: Camera deletes the oldest photos/videos from SD card
when full and continues to save newer photos/videos.
• Format: Formats the SD card and deletes all photos/videos.
• Default Set: Restores camera back to factory settings.
CAMERA QUICK SETUP
1. Ensure selector switch is OFF and install 8 new AA lithium
batteries according to polarity symbols.
2. Insert an activated SIM card and formatted SD card (32GB
or smaller) into the appropriate camera slots.
3. Move the selector switch from OFF to SETUP.
4. The screen will display Checking then Searching as the
camera acquires a cellular signal.
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Note: Allow approximately 10-20 seconds for the camera
to acquire a cellular signal. If “LOGIN FAIL” appears on
the display, move the selector switch OFF and repeat
steps. The 5 db booster antenna (accessory) is necessary
for cellular operation in low signal areas.
5. The camera has successfully acquired a cellular signal
when six numbers or the service provider’s initials appear on
the display. Failure to connect will prevent the camera from
sending texts and photos via MMS.
6. Place the camera at the target area at least ve feet above
ground level using a T-Post and T-Post Camera Mount. This
will ensure the camera has the correct angle to trigger the PIR
motion sensor and IR illuminators are above the target area.
7. Slide the selector switch from SETUP to ON. Close and
latch the camera within ten seconds before the Ambient Light
Sensor LED stops blinking red and the PIR triggers a photo.
8. Ensure the camera takes a photo to verify it is positioned
and programmed correctly. The camera will take photos or
videos based on the MENU selections. The M.I.N.E.™ Cam is
now operational and active.
NOTE: If the Ambient Light Sensor LED does not stop
blinking, the selector switch is still in the SETUP position.
The camera must be ON to function.
The M.I.N.E.™ Cam training video can be viewed online
with the entire M.I.N.E.™ Trapping System video series at:
www.youtube.com/JAGERPRO
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The M.I.N.E.™ Cam is able to receive text commands from four
phone numbers to perform various functions remotely. The SMS
Switch must be ON for the camera to receive these text commands.
The phone number in position one is the Commander and has the
ability to add/delete subordinate phone numbers and emails via text.
The Commander and all three subordinates have the ability to send
SMS commands to control the camera. The below text commands
must be sent to the camera’s SIM card phone number.
SMS COMMAND CODES
• Change Send Mode: Instant #100#i#75#
Response: The send mode is instant, max number is 75.
• Change Send Mode: Daily Report #100#dr#18#30#
Response: The send mode is daily report, time is 18:30.
• Change Send Via: MMS #101#mms#
Response: The send via is mms.
• Change Send To: Phone #102#phone#
Response: The send to is phone.
• Change Send To: Email #102#email#
Response: The send to is email.
• Change Send To: Both #102#both#
Response: The send to is both.
• Add Recipient: Phone Number #140#1#7065551212#
Response: 7065551212 added!
• Delete Recipient: Phone Number #140#0#7065551212#
Response: 7065551212 deleted!
• Turn SMS Switch: ON #200#on#
Response: gsm is waked up.
• Turn SMS Switch: OFF #200#off#
Response: gsm enters sleeping mode.
• Close M.I.N.E.™ Gate #210#
Response: Impulse control
• Change Camera Mode: Photo #310#p#
Response: The current mode is photo.
• Change Camera Mode: Video #310#v#
Response: The current mode is video.
• Take a Photo and Send Now #500#
Response: UM532 photo
• Check Cellular Antenna Signal #520#
Response: Signal: normal
• Check Battery Strength #521#
Response: Battery: 9 (9 is full charge)
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Exterior
1. Inspect the outside of the camera body for any cracks which
may cause water or moisture damage to electronics.
2. Check for condensation in both IR LED bank covers.
3. Ensure the antenna is not loose, bent, broken or cracked.
4. Wipe excess dirt from camera lens with a soft cloth and use
a moist cotton swab with rubbing alcohol to thoroughly clean.
5. Apply even pressure to camera face and main body housing
when closing to ensure proper alignment of waterproof seal.
6. Ensure all three latches tightly secure camera housing.
7. Clean inside the ambient light sensor port and PIR cover.
8. Inspect the transmitter port cover for dry rot and damage.
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
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WARNING! The transmitter plug must be removed before
accessing camera functions. Opening the camera while
the transmitter is plugged into the housing port may result
in damage to both the camera and transmitter.
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WARNING! Removing screws from internal camera ports
will damage electronic components and void the warranty.
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