3. Quick Start
3.1 How to Start the Camera
(1) Remove the rear battery pack and insert batteries (4 into battery pack and 4 into camera)
(2) Insert SD card (8gb –32gb)
(3) Switch power switch to “ON” The red indicator light on front of the camera will flash 5 times
and is then ready for use.
Although the camera comes pre-programmed with factory default settings and is ready to use as
soon as batteries and SD card are installed we strongly suggest user setting of the required
functions before use. Once the camera functions have been set they will be retained within the
camera. When the camera is next used, just switch the power switch on, attach the battery pack
and the camera is ready for use.
(A SIM card needs to be installed and country/provider set up, for the camera to send photos)
3.2 How to Set Functions
(1) Switch the power switch to “ON”, and press “OK”. The logo screen will display whilst the
camera is starting up. Once it is ready it will enter test mode and you will be able to view
surroundings through the screen. (When in test mode you can take photos/videos manually
by pressing OK)
(2) Once the logo screen changes to the test screen, press “M” to enter the settings menu
(3) Use navigation buttons “←”, “↑”, “→”, or “↓”to obtain your favored
settings. (See 4.5 Operation Menu on page 9).Press “OK” for confirmation and to save the
preferred changes.
Press “M”to exit current page or follow the prompts on the bottom of the screen.
After 60 seconds of no input, the camera will revert to PIR auto working mode or you can
press the “OK” button for 3 secs to enable camera to work on PIR.
(4) Camera LED indicator flashes 5 times before it goes into PIR auto working mode.
For saving and exiting, follow the prompts on the bottom of the screen
3.3 How to Enable Camera to Send Photos
(1) Insert SIM Card and turn Cellular switch “ON”
(2) Start camera as above in (3.2 How to set Functions)
(3) Enter “Country Set” under the 3G tab. Choose yourAustralia and then Telstra. Press “OK” to
confirm your settings
(4) MMS:When “ON” will allow camera to send photos to up to two mobile phone numbers and
two email addresses via MMS (set number and addresses under “Send To”)
(5) SMPT: When “ON” will allow camera to send photos to up to two email addresses via SMPT.
For this function SMPT must be set to “ON”and Mail Server IP, Port, Mail Account and Mail
Password all need to be set (your email provider will be able to provide you eith the correct
details)
(6) Send To: Enter up to two mobile phone numbers and two email addresses
When choosing your prepaid SIM card plan it is suggested that you choose one that offers
unlimited free MMS messages. Data plans are not suggested as they generally have a
charge for MMS messages.
