JAGER PRO M.I.N.E. User manual

Australian Version 1.2

ABOUT FERALTECH
FeralTech is an Australian owned and operated family business dedicated to assisting our customers find
the right solutions for their feral animal control problems. We are the exclusive importer and distributor of
the JAGER PRO line of trapping products in Australia and New Zealand.
Having worked closely with people on the land and those charged with managing and caring for
environmental lands we were hearing more and more of the devastation that feral animals were having on
the lively hood and the environment.
Knowing there had to be better solutions the search began to find a solution that suited the unique and
often harsh environments in Australia. We made it our mission to find and test products to ensure that
they not only work but are suitable for the variety of environments in which they will be used.
Whist the FeralTech name is new on the scene the structure and essence of the business has been in
operation for the last 15 years after being founded and operated by Yarramine Environmental. Under this
new name the same family team and dedication will be given to our customers. We will be continually
expanding our product range so please be sure to check back in with us for new products.
We work hard to provide our customers with not only the best customer service but also with all the
supplies that might be needed whilst out and about in our beautiful country.
We are excited to be working with you and helping you deal with your feral animal problems and we also
love hearing about and sharing the successes you have.
Please feel free to email us on [email protected] with your success stories and images, we love to
see them.

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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 Camera Support department at 1300 FeralTech (1300 337 258) or e-mail:
[e-mail] if this product requires repair or service. Troubleshooting may be required prior to authorization for
warranted repair services. If service is recommended for your product, an RMA number and document 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: Labour 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, modification, 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 fitness 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 specific 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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CONTENTS
ABOUT FERALTECH ...........................................................................................................2
WARRANTY.......................................................................................................................3
CAMERA CHARACTERISTICS ..............................................................................................6
QUICK START PROGRAMMING ............................................................................................9
MAIN MENU TABS ............................................................................................................10
ACTIVATING A JAGER PRO CAMERA MANAGEMENT PORTAL SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE ...........15
MOBILE APP SETUP .........................................................................................................16
MANUALLY SENDING PHOTO (Test Photo) ...........................................................................17
SMS COMMAND CODES....................................................................................................18
LOGIN FAIL CORRECTIVE ACTION .....................................................................................18
PAIRING M.I.N.E.™ CAMERA TRANSMITTER TO CONTROL BOX RECEIVER .............................19
CAMERA DEPLOYMENT ....................................................................................................20
INFORMATION STRIP .......................................................................................................21
CARE & MAINTENANCE ....................................................................................................22
CAMERA ACCESSORIES ...................................................................................................23
Micro Booster Antenna ................................................................................................23
CAMLOCKbox Security Box..........................................................................................23
Jager Pro Battery Box..................................................................................................23
SanDisk 32 GB Memory Card........................................................................................23
Camera Solar Power Kit...............................................................................................24
CAMLOCKbox Camera Mini Mount.................................................................................24
SELECTING A SIM CARD ...................................................................................................25
FIRMWARE UPDATES.......................................................................................................25
GLOSSARY .....................................................................................................................26
CAMERA SPECIFICATIONS................................................................................................27
SMS COMMAND CODE LIST...............................................................................................28
TROUBLESHOOTING / FAQ’s.....................................................................................30

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Thank you for choosing the JAGER PRO M.I.N.E.TM or JAGER PRO I.C.E.TM Camera. This manual will
help you get the most out of your new device. You will also find this manual, other technical articles and
more information about your camera at www.feraltech.com.au
If you experience any difficulty operating this product, please contact our staff at FeralTech on 1300
FeralTech (1300 337 258) or email us at [email protected].

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CAMERA CHARACTERISTICS
This manual is intended to visually guide users through the individual steps to properly program, operate
and maintain the 4G GSM version of the JAGER PRO M.I.N.E.™ and JAGER PRO I.C.E.™ Cameras.
1. Antenna: Standard antenna shown receives
cell tower signals. Several high gain booster
antennae are available as an accessory for
operation in low signal areas.
2. IR Illuminator: 44 infrared LEDs that
illuminate the target area when camera
functions at night.
3. Camera Lens: The camera lens has a 52-
degree field of view with no magnification.
This enables users to observe a 20’ field of
view measured 15’ from the lens and a 32’
field 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 Latch: Secures the camera front
housing to the main body housing while
providing a waterproof seal to internal
components.

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BOTTOM OF THE CAMERA FEATURES
1. DC Port Plug: Waterproof seal to protect internal components when external battery (optional
equipment) is not in use.
2. Mounting Port: 1/4 x 20 internal threads for securing camera to a variety of different type of
cameras mounts. 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. NB: There is also an additional mounting port on the
back of the camera.
INSIDE OF CAMERA FEATURES
1. Antenna Port: Attachment point to install various antennas depending on local cellular strength.
2. Display: 2” Screen to observe menus, photos and settings.
3. Selector Switch: Used to enter 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.

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9. OK Button: Selects the
highlighted item.
10. USB Port: Standard USB
cable connection interface
to transfer information
between the camera and a
computer.
11. Del Button: Deletes
unwanted pictures,
numbers, and letters.
12. Playback Button: Allows
user to view pictures on SD
card.
13. Battery Polarity Symbols:
Located on the front of the
battery tray. Aids in 12 proper battery polarity and installation.
1. SIM Card Port: Slot for receiving a cellular
SIM card from GSM network providers
such as AT&T and T-Mobile.
2. SD Card Port: Slot for receiving an SD
card. The camera has no internal memory.
An SD card 32GB or less is required to
store photos.
Warning: Inserting the SIM card upside down or
backwards could damage the camera or the SIM
card. Damage resulting from inserting the
card incorrectly is not covered under
warranty.
Warning: Inserting the SD card upside down or backwards could damage the camera or the SD Card.
Damage resulting from inserting the card incorrectly is not covered under warranty.

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QUICK START PROGRAMMING
Begin programming the M.I.N.E.™or I.C.E.TM Camera for operation by removing the protective red or
yellow cap from the antenna jack and installing the standard antenna. Ensure the black rubber O-ring is
not removed from the antenna jack threads. Twist the antenna base snug but do not over tighten.
Warning: When installing the antenna, remove the red or yellow protective cap only and replace the
black waterproof seal if it comes off. Damage resulting from not having the O-ring seal present is
NOT covered under warranty.
Unlock the full-length locking latch to access the main body. Follow the battery polarity symbols located
on the front of the battery tray to properly install each of the 12 each. We only recommend AA Lithium
batteries or good quality rechargeable AAs for the best performance in the field. Alkaline batteries will not
operate high-tech equipment nearly as long. The camera will function in emergency situations using only
four AA batteries in the two left columns. For long-term deployment in the field we recommend either the
6-volt external power supply or the Camera Solar Power Kit.
Warning! Do not mix battery types! Damage to the camera can result and your warranty will be voided if
you mix battery types or the batteries leak acid inside the housing.
Insert an activated SIM card into the SIM card port with the notch located in the top right-hand corner. A
formatted class 10 SD card must be used for the camera to function. Move the selector switch from OFF
to SETUP.The camera will display a warning if no SIM card is present and will request that a SIM be
inserted, and the camera restarted.
The camera supports up to a 32 GB SD card. Ensuring that the SD card is not locked, insert it into the SD
card port until it clicks in position. Move the selector switch from OFF to SETUP. The screen will display
“Searching Network” at the bottom centre of the screen (as shown below). It usually takes 20 to 30
seconds for the camera to find the network when first switched on out of the box. SIM Network Carrier
(i.e. Telstra) will appear in the top centre of the screen after connecting to the network and the signal
strength symbol will appear in the top right (as shown below).

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MAIN MENU TABS
Press the MENU button to access the program display. There are four main menu tabs: CAMERA,
TRIGGER, SYSTEM and WIRELESS. Press the left or right buttons to change tabs. Press the up or
down buttons to cycle through the submenu settings of the highlighted green tab. Press left or right to
select items with green highlights to edit and view choices.
Press OK to save the new setting. Press up or down to view the next setting. Press MENU and return to
the top of the MENU tab before moving left or right to view or change another highlighted tab.
Note, 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 the MENU.
CAMERA TAB
SETTING
DESCRIPTION
Camera
(Photo Options)
Mode (Photo)
Photo (We recommend Photo to transmit MMS information
to your phone). These cameras do not send live video but
will save them to the SD card!
Photo Size
3MP, 5MP, or 8MP. This is the size the image is saved on
the SD card. Photos are compressed to send via the
network.
Photo Burst
Set the number of images taken for each trigger (1-5)
(Recommended 1 photo). Please note the camera will only
transmit the last photo taken when photo burst is set on 2
to 5.
Burst interval
Set the duration between the capture of each image when
Photo Burst is on. Short (0.6 sec), 1 sec, 2 sec, 3 sec
Camera
(Video Options)
Mode (Video)
Video (We recommend Photo to transmit texted information
to your phone). These cameras do not send live video but
will save them to the SDHC card!
Video Resolution
720p, WVGA, QVGA, 1080p
Video Length
Choose how long the video will be in length (10 sec up to 1
minute).
Sound
Choose between ON or OFF. Turning this ON will record
audio.

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TRIGGER TAB
SETTING ITEMS
DESCRIPTION
Trigger
Sensitivity/PIR
OFF (time lapse only, not PIR triggered)
Low (temps below -12.2oC)
Normal (-12.2oC –27oC)
High (temps above 27oC)
Trigger Interval
The timeout period between PIR triggers for each photo or
video capture. We recommend a one (1) minute trigger
interval. An interval of less than this may not allow a photo
to transmit via data in low signal areas before the next PIR
trigger event (this can cause a queue of images waiting to
be sent and you will not receive images). The photo is
always saved on the SD card but may not have time to
send via MMS to your phone or email.
NB: If a queue has been created you will need to allow the
camera time to clear this queue without any additional
transmissions.
Time Lapse
OFF: Camera triggers only during PIR event.
(Recommended)
ON: Camera automatically triggers at selected intervals.
(30 sec up to 24 hours)
START-STOP 1
OFF: Camera triggers 24 hours per day.
ON: Camera only triggers between the START and STOP
times programmed. Could be used to avoid high traffic
from non-target species during specific times.
EXAMPLE:
The Start time is
18:00 or 6pm
The Stop time is
07:00 or 7am
Set to the
recommended 1-
minute trigger
interval
Time Lapse is off
START-STOP 2
OFF: Camera triggers 24 hours per day.
ON: Camera only triggers between the START and STOP
times programmed.
Ensure the START-STOP times do not overlap the START
and STOP times from START-STOP 1.

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Work Day
Allows you to
select the days of
the week the
camera is active,
(i.e. active on
weekdays and off
on the weekend).
SYSTEM TAB
SETTING ITEMS
DESCRIPTION
SYSTEM
Clock
Enter correct Date and Time (NB: Date is in Australian
format).
GPS Coordinate
Allows user to
manually enter the
Latitude (S) and
the Longitude (E)
for the trap/site
location. This
information will be
written to the Exif
data for the videos
and photos.
Time Stamp
Choose ON or OFF to select the date and time stamp to
appear on the picture.
Flash Power
Choose between Low or High. We recommend High to
extend infrared illumination beyond the trap
Format
Formats the SD card and deletes all photos/videos.
Overwrite
OFF: 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.
Default
Restores camera back to factory settings.

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Information
Displays model, DSP, MCU and the Module ID
(MEID/IMEI) number. Check our website for the latest
firmware version
and uploading
instructions.
Model (MINE or
ICE)-4Jx
MCU RL200506
(E7XG)
DSP 2020/08/05-
17:37:21 (or latest
version)
IMEI (will match the number on the sticker)
Password
The default password is 000000. Choose OFF to stop this
function and ON to set a six-digit password. If you lose the
password, you must send it to JAGER PRO in America to
reset it.
Beep
The default is ON. Choose OFF to silence keypad when
making selections.
FW Update
Used only when updating the Firmware from the SD Card.
LED Indicator
The default is ON. Choose OFF to turn off the Green LED
indicator on the front of the camera.
Debug Switch
Only used when instructed by support personnel.
WIRELESS TAB
Setting
Description
WIRELESS
Send Mode
Instant: (Recommended) The camera sends a photo
immediately when it takes a photo. Pressing the OK button
while Instant is highlighted will bring up the Max Num field.
The Max Num field indicates the maximum number of
photos or texts allowed to be sent within 24 hours.
0 is infinite (Recommended), 1-999 during a 24-hour
period. The camera resets to zero each night at 0000
hours. (i.e. if you select 100 here you will only receive up to
100 images in a 24-hour period)
Daily Report: Sends an SMS to report how many photos
and videos were captured in the previous 24 hours. When
in picture mode it will also send the last image captured.
OFF: Cellular function is de-activated. Photos will not be
sent to a recipient but will be saved to the SD card.
Send via
MMS: The camera sends the photos immediately when it is
taken to the selected destination, Phone, Email, or Both.
Premium: The camera utilises the JAGER PRO Camera
Management Portal and mobile app to transmit images,
which requires an annual subscription to be taken out.

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Menu available
with MMS
Option
Send via
MMS: The camera sends the photos immediately when it is
taken to the selected destination, Phone, Email, or Both.
Send To
Select how you wish to receive images to a Phone, Email
or Both. Please note you cannot drop the gate via Email.
Phone
Enter Phone numbers for up to 4 recipients
Email
Enter Email address for up to 4 recipients
Image From
On or off: Ensure this is turned on especially if you have
more than one camera or trap. We recommend giving the
trap a name (e.g. Flats Creek Trap) or number (e.g. Trap 1
MINE) for ease of recognising where the images are from.
Realtime
The Realtime function must be ON for the camera to
receive commands from the selected recipients. Ensure
that this is set to ON regardless of the method of how the
message is being sent.
Menu available
with Premium
Option
Send via
Premium –The camera utilises the JAGER PRO Camera
Management Portal and mobile app to transmit images,
which requires an annual subscription to be taken out.
Realtime
The Realtime function must be ON for the camera to
receive commands from the selected recipients. Ensure
that this is set to ON regardless of the method of how the
message is being sent.
Register Camera
Pressing OK will start the registration process. You will
receive confirmation with your IMEI number and
registration code.
Diagnostic
Hello Test: This will verify that your camera is activated,
has signal and can reach the internet and the Server.
APN Setting: Only used when instructed by support
personnel.
Menu available
with Daily
Report Option
Send Mode
Daily Report: Sends an SMS to report how many photos
and videos were captured in the previous 24 hours. When
in picture mode it will also send the last image captured.
Send Via
MMS is the only option for the Daily Report
Phone
Enter Phone numbers for up to 4 recipients
Realtime
The Realtime function must be ON for the camera to
receive commands from the selected recipients. Ensure
that this is set to ON regardless of the method of how the
message is being sent.
Menu available
with Off Option
Send Mode
Off
Realtime
The Realtime function must be ON for the camera to
receive commands from the selected recipients. Ensure
that this is set to ON regardless of the method of how the
message is being sent.

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ACTIVATING A JAGER PRO CAMERA MANAGEMENT
PORTAL SUBSCRIPTION SERVICE
The following instructions are only for users who are intending to use the JAGER PRO Camera
Management Portal Subscription Service (Premium). If you are using the MMS functionality for
communication between yourself, the camera/s and the trap/s please skip these instructions.
If a portal subscription has not be taken out with FeralTech you will need to do this first. You can
purchase a subscription from our website - ww.feraltech.com.au. Visit the Jager Pro website
https://my.jagerpro.com to create a user account. Send a copy of your username and password to
[email protected] so that we may confirm account creation and allow support staff to log in and
provide remote support if needed. Download the JAGER PRO app from either the Apple or Google Play
Stores.
After creating your portal user account, you can add a camera to your account using either the Mobile
App or Portal.
PORTAL
1. From the main menu, select MY CAMERAS > MANAGEMENT.
a. Click the Add New Camera button.
b. Move the camera switch to SETUP and when you have a signal, press the Menu button then
select the Wireless menu.
c. Verify that Send Mode is Instant and that Realtime is On. Press OK after making any
changes.
d. Highlight and select Diagnostics, press OK, Highlight and select Hello Test, press OK. If the
hello test is successful, press the Menu button once and continue to the next step. If the
hello test is not successful, repeat this step.
e. Select Register Camera, press OK, and wait several seconds. If registration is successful,
the camera screen will show your Module ID and the registration code. If registration is not
successful, repeat this step.
f. On the portal Add New Camera page, type a description for the camera that will help you to
identify it. This is especially important if you have more than one.
g. Input both the Module ID and the Registration Code. (the Registration Code will expire after
3 hours)
h. Input the Camera Phone Number.
i. Input the recipients email address or phone number, follow the description next to the
recipient information to input the phone number as an email contact.
j. Check the box to agree to the terms of use and privacy policy.
k. Click the “Add this Camera” button.
2. If you input the values correctly, you will return to the CAMERA MANAGEMENT page on the portal.
3. Send a Test Picture: in Live Preview mode, press OK to take a picture then OK again to send it.
a. After the Test Picture has been sent, move the selector switch to ON, the screen will go
blank.
4. Click on the check box next to Select (Camera Name).
a. Next to Request Status, click on the GO button. After the screen refreshes, you will have a
picture with an “E” coded photo (see “Information Strip” for more information).

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5. Click on the button Camera Settings, then click on Retrieve Camera Settings.
a. Wave your hand in front of the camera or, move the camera around.
6. Click on MY CAMERAS > MOBILE ACCESS and input your Admin and Guest Access Codes. See
“Install and Set Up the Mobile App” to complete the mobile app process.
7. Click on MY CAMERAS > CAMERA MANAGEMENT.
a. Make sure you have a new photo; it will have an “M” code and that the Status Report is
updated. Click on Camera Settings.
8. Go through the camera settings, you will want to update the Camera Time Zone at minimum. The
time zone must be set in order for your camera to function properly.
a. Click on Update Camera Settings to send the changes to the camera.
9. Click on MY CAMERAS > CAMERA MANAGEMENT.
a. Click on the check box next to Select (Camera Name).
b. Open the drop-down menu that says Request Status and change it to Take a Photo. click on
the GO button and wait 30 seconds before refreshing your screen and make sure you
receive another photo; it will have an “S” code.
10. If you can see the picture on the MY CAMERAS > CAMERA MANAGEMENT or MANAGE
PHOTOS page, service is working. Customize the setup for your needs by updating camera
settings, adding email contacts, etc.
MOBILE APP SETUP
1. On the web portal, set up the admin access code, the guest access code is optional.
a. Select MY CAMERAS > MOBILE ACCESS
b. Enter an Admin Access Code (at least 3 digits) and (optionally if you want to share pictures
but not camera control with guests) a Guest Access Code. You can use different admin and
guest access codes for different cameras or groups of cameras if you want to share access
with different groups of people. You can use the same admin code for all your cameras. Do
not use the same code for Admin and Guest.
c. Click the Update button
d. Make a note of your Account ID, the Admin Access Code and/or the Guest Access Code.
2. On your mobile device, go to the appropriate app store and search for the “JAGER PRO Wireless
Camera Mgt” app.
3. Download and install the app.
4. Launch the JAGER PRO Wireless mobile app.
5. To connect the app to your www.jagerprowireless.com account:
a. From the top left menu, tap on Camera Management
b. Tap + to open the authentication dialog
c. Enter the Account ID and the Access Code (the admin code for your phone, guest code for
people who you don’t want to control the camera.
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e. Return to the main screen. If your phone is connected to WiFi, your pictures should appear.
Click on download photos if they did not automatically download. Check the following
settings and change if appropriate:
f. From the top left menu, tap on Mobile Settings
g. Turn “Automatically Download” to ON and “Download Only When WiFi is Available” set to
OFF. If the WiFi setting is OFF, photos will download whether you are on WiFi or not, but be
aware that downloads will use your device’s data allowance if WiFi is not available.
Thumbnails are typically small, but if you download a lot of them and/or a lot of hi-res photos,
this may be a consideration for you.
h. Set “Photos – Auto Purge Days” to your desired value. This purges photos only from your
device, not from the portal or camera.
MANUALLY SENDING PHOTO (Test Photo)
Our 4G camera is designed to test program settings and SIM card service by manually sending a photo.
We recommend performing this action prior to going out on site or prior to leaving the trapping site, this
allows any issues to be identified whilst you are still in close range to the camera and the manual.
Move the selector switch from OFF to SETUP. Allow the camera 30 seconds to search the wireless 4G
network. Once registered the network carrier name (i.e. Telstra) will appear in the top centre of the LCD
screen. Pressing the OK button will immediately capture a photo and upload the image to the network by
following the camera program settings. The camera will ask if you would like to send the image, select
OK. The automatic commands displayed in the bottom centre of the LCD screen are first “Setting”, then
“Uploading”, then “Sending” followed by “Sent”. This process should take approximately 20 seconds to
upload and send the photo from the camera and another 10 seconds to receive the photo as an SMS text
to a programmed phone when the 4G signal is strong. You should see the notifications on the screen
(shown below) as the process is undertaken. If you have any issues or do not receive the image to the
selected phone, please see the troubleshooting FAQ’s for additional information.

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SMS COMMAND CODES
The Switch must be in the ON position and the Realtime Setting must be on for the camera to receive text
commands and was previously covered under the WIRELESS menu tab. The M.I.N.E.™ Cam is able to
receive text commands from up to four phone numbers to perform 29 different functions remotely. All four
phone numbers have the ability to send and receive SMS commands to control the camera. We
recommend storing the camera SIM card numbers into your mobile phones by trap number and camera
type (i.e. Trap #1 MINE).
NOTE: Do not send commands back to the received photo or group, you must manually input the camera
as a mobile contact in your phone and send commands as a text message using one of the following
most commonly used codes:
•The code to check status is: *160#
•The code to Take a photo is: *500#
•The code to Close Gate is: *777# (this code will only work with a M.I.N.E.TM camera.)
To see further codes for adding phone numbers and changing sending options etc please go to page 28
for the full SMS COMMAND CODE LIST.
LOGIN FAIL CORRECTIVE ACTION
Users should always test their camera at a new location prior to erecting a feeder or a trap enclosure.
Move the selector switch from OFF to SETUP. The screen will display “Checking Network”. Allow
approximately 20 to 30 seconds for the camera to acquire a cellular signal. If the camera does not
automatically connect to the cellular network within 2 minutes, the standard antenna may not sufficient at
this location and the camera may be unable to send texts and photos via MMS or there might be issues
with the mobile network.
Please check either other devices on the same network in the same location to determine if there are
issues with the network. If there are no issues with the network, then our five-decibel booster antenna
mounted to a 4.5m telescoping antenna may be necessary for remote cellular operation in low signal
areas.
Remove the standard antenna. Carefully thread the booster antenna cable to the antenna port and
tighten. Slide the rubber waterproof boot over the booster antenna cable connector.
If there is no mobile coverage at the desired trapping location, then an alternate site might have to be
selected in order to use the JAGER PROTM Trapping Equipment

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PAIRING M.I.N.E.™ CAMERA TRANSMITTER TO
CONTROL BOX RECEIVER
The most efficient way to pair M.I.N.E.™ Camera with control box receiver is to conduct these
steps before mounting the camera
THIS STEP IS ONLY A FUNCTION OF THE M.I.N.E.™ CAMERA.
THE I.C.E.™ CAMERA DOES NOT UTILISE AN INTERNAL TRANSMITTER.
The M.I.N.E.™ Camera has an internal transmitter on the circuit board and must be located within 45
meters of the M.I.N.E.™ Gate to operate correctly. Users must manually pair camera transmitter signal to
each control box receiver the first time they are linked together. It is not necessary to pair camera
transmitter to receiver more than one time unless it has been paired to another device.
Pairing Steps:
1. Press and release “frequency select” button (C) and red
light (B) will flash either three times or five times. Press
and release “frequency select” button (C) until red light
(B) only flashes three times.
2. Move camera selector switch from OFF to Setup.
3. Press and release “pair to transmitter” button (A) and red
light (B) will illuminate for 15 seconds. Users have only
15 seconds to complete step 4 once step 3 has been
initiated.
4. Press and release camera “left arrow” (E) then press and release camera “right arrow” (F) to
send a manual RF signal to control box receiver. RF Trigger will appear at bottom of camera
screen. Red receiver light (B) should flash five times then no longer illuminate.
5. Ensure M.I.N.E.™ Camera and receiver are paired. Press and release camera “left arrow” (E)
then press and release camera “right arrow” (F) button while observing green light (D) illuminates.
Test successful.
NOTE: This procedure will activate actuator and release gate.
CRUSH HAZARD: Stand clear of gate as it
could cause bodily harm! Ensure safety clip
is installed if gate is in the UP position.

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CAMERA DEPLOYMENT
If utilising the Star Picket Mounts align the 1/4 by 20 threads of the Star Picket mounting bracket to the
camera mounting port. Thread the mounting bracket to firm, do not over tighten. Then tighten using the
adjusting nut. Forcing external threads to the bottom will damage the camera mounting port and the
camera housing.
Never mount the M.I.N.E.™ Cam on the same star picket securing a trap panel or severe damage may
result. Always mount the M.I.N.E.™ Cam on a separate 2.4-meter-long star picker post at least 30 to
60 centimetres outside the trap enclosure. Lower the Star Picket Mount over the star picket to the
desired height and tighten the grub screw with an Allen Key.
Users can receive a wider field of view by mounting the camera at a higher elevation. When mounting
the camera at a higher elevation method, it is easier to attach the booster antenna (if needed) to the
camera while on the ground. Remove the standard antenna from the camera’s antenna port. Carefully
thread the booster antenna cable to the antenna port and tighten. Slide the rubber waterproof boot over
the booster antenna cable connector.
If installing a booster antenna, install a star picket into the ground approximately 30 centimetres to the
right and rear of the camera. Secure the 2.4-meter-long star picket with camera to a telescoping pole
using zip ties. The higher camera elevation will allow the booster antenna to exceed 6 meters by
elevating and securing the telescoping pole to the star picket post with zip ties.
Standing on a step ladder, align the M.I.N.E.™ Cam by loosening the ball head set screw and centring
the camera’s view to the ground beneath the feeder legs. Tighten the ball head set screw to secure the
camera’s position. If using one camera, we recommend that the camera is angled across the front of the
trap. This allows those monitoring the trap to view the target animals both in the trap as well as those
remaining outside of the trap. If utilising two cameras set one camera up to view the front and outside the
trap gate and the second camera to show activity within the trap itself. Whilst the use of two cameras is
not completely necessary it does allow for a better view of the trap and the activity within and around the
trapping area.
Set up the M.I.N.E.TM camera by moving the selector switch from OFF to SETUP. The screen will display
“Searching Network”. The camera has successfully acquired a cellular signal when the service provider’s
name will appear on the display. Move the selector switch from SETUP to ON. Close and latch the
camera within 10 seconds before the Ambient Light Sensor LED stops blinking green and the PIR
triggers a photo. The M.I.N.E.™ Cam is now operational and active. Move to the secondary camera if
appropriate and set up as above.
If utilising an external power supply secure these appropriately and attach to the cameras through the
battery cable plug for extended, long-term operation.
Ensure the camera PIR triggers and sends a photo to your cell phone. This step will verify the camera is
positioned and programmed correctly. Ensure the feeder is centred and the entire gate opening is visible.