PNI Hunting 350C User manual

PNI Hunting 350C
3G Hunting Camera / 3G ловна камера / 3G-Jagdkamera / Cámara de caza
3G / Caméra de chasse 3G / 3G vadászkamera / Telecamera da caccia 3G / 3G
jachtcamera / Kamera myśliwska 3G / Camera vanatoare 3G
EN User manual ......................................................... 3
BG Ръководство за употреба ............................. 27
DE Benutzerhandbuch .............................................. 53
ES Manual de usuario ............................................... 79
FR Manuel utilisateur ............................................... 104
HU Használati utasítás .............................................. 130
IT Manuale utente .................................................. 155
NL Handleiding ........................................................ 179
PL Instrukcja obsługi ............................................... 204
RO Manual de utilizare ............................................. 228

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TRAILCAMERA APP FOR ANDROID AND IOS
Scan the QR code below to download TrailCamera application to your smartphone:
Android iOS
DEVICE DESCRIPTION
Antenna connector
28 IR LED
Indicator light / Light sensor (day/night)
PIR sensor
Lens
30 IR LED
Batteries compartmentMicro USB
SD card slot Power

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Antenna connector
LCD screen
Menu key
Browse menu arrows
ON/OFF/SETUP switch
Battery compartment
OK key
GETTING CAMERA READY
1. Unplug the camera and insert 12 alkaline
or Ni-MH AA batteries respecting
polarity.
Note: For longer battery life, we recommend
that you set in the menu the type of battery
you are using (Alkaline or Ni-MH)
2. Insert the SD card in the slot
in the direction indicated on the
bottom of the camera.
Note: We recommend using a 32GB
card.
3. Insert the SIM into the slot
on the side of the camera.
COMPATIBLE ACCESSORIES
Gel battery
12V/18Ah Battery power cable for hunting
cameras

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CAMERA CONFIGURATION
1. Camera startup
Turn on the camera by changing the ON/SETUP/OFF switch to the ON position.
Under this mode, the camera enters motion detection/monitoring mode. The screen
will not light up. If the camera’s default settings meet your needs, then you can
mount the camera directly to the intended location.
2. Configure camera settings
Move the ON/SETUP/OFF switch to the SETUP position. This mode allows you
to configure the camera as needed. The screen will light up. Press the MENU key
to enter the menu. Use the arrow keys to navigate through the menu and press OK
to confirm. Find the menu structure on page 7, and on page 12 the detailed menu.
Notes:
Read the manual and menu descriptions carefully to understand each setting.
Test each step and check how it works.
A setting that is not familiar to you can lead to a dierent and unknown way of working.
You can return to the factory settings and resume setup if the camera behaves dierently
after certain user settings.
After completing the settings, switch back to the ON position.
3. Connect to the network
When you switch to the SETUP position, the screen lights up and the camera
automatically searches for signal and checks for an SD card.
If only the signal bar appears on the screen, it means the device has automatically
connected to the network. Simply enter the phone number and e-mail address you
want to receive allarms on in case of motion detection.
If a pop-up message appears on the screen “SIM Auto Match failed…“ go to 3G -
SIM Auto Match. Select Manual. The select 3G-Manual setup menu and add the
APN of the GSM operator. The camera will automatically connect to the network
after rebooting.
Nota: The camera can send images to 2 phones and 2 email addresses. By default, the
camera sends images to the phone via MMS, and photo/video by email via SMTP (data).
If you want to change the default settings, go to the menu.
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MMS function brings additional costs. Check the costs for the MMS service and ask for
activation and settings to be made by your mobile operator if you want to use this feature.
VERY IMPORTANT WARNINGS
• If you want to receive photo only by e-mail, disable MMS and FTP, and do not
enter phone numbers in the “Send To” menu.
• If you want to use the MMS function, make sure that you have the active MMS
function on the SIM card and that you have previously tested the function in a
phone (meaning, you can send and receive an MMS with this card).
• Test your SIM card in a phone and make sure you have Internet (mobile data),
SMS (for communicating with the Trail Camera smartphone application), credit
and MMS enabled.
• The camera will automatically enter the 3G and MMS settings (only if you use
the function) when the SIM card is inserted. If the message “SIM Automatch
failed” appears on the screen, enter the settings manually, switch the “SIM Auto
Match” mode to “Manual”, then enter the 3G and/or MMS settings (if you use
the function);
• For emails, enter your email address in “Send to” - “Email” (up to 2 email
addresses can be set).
• For MMS, enter your mobile phone numbers in “Send to” - “Phone” (up to
2phone numbers can be set) (only if you use the function)
Note: For detailed menu settings, refer to the instructions in the menu options chapter
• After you have finished all the settings, press the “Menu” button to return to the
home screen, then move the ON/SETUP/OFF switch to the ON position; the
LED will turn o and the camera enters the motion detection mode.
* In motion detection mode, the camera will automatically take photos and videos
and send photos to your mobile phone or email every time it detecs motion.
TESTING  EMAIL SENDING
After you have passed the previous steps (SIM card verification, signal, 3G settings
auto-configuration) just do the following:
1. Disable MMS and FTP from the camera menu; The SMTP function must be set to
Default (the default e-mail server of the camera).
2. Enter your email address that you want to receive the picture on in the “Send To”
3. Do not make other settings changes in the camera.
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from the camera on the screen.
5. Press the OK button to make and send a test picture.
6. The status messages for the picture will appear on the screen: “Send SMTP”/“Send
Failed” and if applicable an error code.
7. If the message is “Send successfully” check your email address, including the
SPAM folder.
8. If the message is error, check again that the settings made are correct as indicated
above.
FAST CONFIGURATION WITH TRAILCAMERA APP
You can send basic settings to the camera, directly from the TrailCamera mobile
application, to quickly configure it, or to receive emails. Just enter a SIM card with
SMS, active Internet and no PIN (tested in a phone in advance) and turn on the
camera (the switch is on ON position) and check as indicated above for a signal in
the camera.
- Add in the app the phone number of the SIM inside the camera.
- Copy the settings in the image below and only modify your phone number and
email address with your own.
- Send the settings to the camera by pressing the Send button.
- The camera will respond with an SMS “SMS commands executed successfully!”
- Give the command “Get a picture” from the application and you will receive the
same SMS and an email with the photo taken by the camera.
- If it does not work, it means the product does not have the GSM signal, the Internet
or the correct settings made. Check the settings again and remove the camera in
the open field where you have at least 2 signal lines. Please also carefully check the
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SET UP THE HUNTING CAMERA TO USE A GMAIL ACCOUNT
• In your Gmail account, access the “Security” menu and activate the 2FA option.
• The first time you will be asked for confirmation by code received via SMS, then
pass 2FA on Google Authenticator (optional).
• After activating 2FA, the ‘App passwords’ option appears.
• There we select “Mail” in the app, then in Device “Other” and enter a name.

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• A password will be generated that can be used instead of the email account
password for authentication from a device such as a camera or printer.

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MENU
Note: The default settings in the camera are marked in red.
Cam PIR 3G Other
Cam ID/Nr
OFF/ON
Cam Mode
Photo/Video/PIC+Video
Image size
5MP/8MP/12MP
Night Mode
Balanced
Min. Blur
Max Range
Multi-shot
1P/2P/3P/4P/5P
Video Size
1080P/720P/VGA
Video Length
05~59sec.
Sensitivity
High/Middle/Low
Time Lapse
OFF/ON
MMS
ON/OFF
Stamp
OFF/ON
Battery Type
Alkaline/NI-MH
Frequency
50Hz/60Hz
SD Cycle
OFF/ON
Reset
Yes/No
Password
OFF/ON
About
SMTP
Default/Manual/OFF
FTP
ON/OFF
Send to
Phone/Email
SMTP/FTP Pic size
640x480/1920x1440
Max Num/Day
Unlimited/01~99
SMS Ctrl
By trigger/All the time
Daily Report
OFF/ON
Timer
OFF/ON
SIM Auto Match
Auto/Manual
Manual Setup
MMS/3G
Language
English...
Date/Time
Manual
Delay
OFF/ON
SIM PIN
ON/OFF
3G Switch
On/OFF
LED
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POWER SUPPLY
PNI Hunting 350C works with 6 or 12 AA alkaline or rechargeable Ni-MH batteries.
For better performance, we recommend using Ni-MH rechargeable batteries. In
the “Battery type” menu, set the type of battery inserted into the camera.
Insert the batteries in accordance with the indicated polarity. We recommend
changing the batteries when the battery icon appears on the screen of the camera.
Note: Do not insert in the same time into the camera dierent battery types as it may
cause irreparable defects.
The number of photos that can be taken until full battery discharge is variable and can
be influenced by the following factors: camera settings, camera action frequency,
brand and battery quality, environmental conditions, etc..
The table below shows an estimate of images and videos that can be made with 12
alkaline AA batteries. Better performance can be achieved if Ni-MH rechargeable
batteries are used.
3G OFF
Photos/day Usage time Video/day Usage time
IR LED ON
Maximum
quality 100 Photos 81 days
10 sec.
recordings 10 videos 75 days
Medium
quality 100 Photos 76 days
Maximum
clarity 100 Photos 70 days
IR LED O
Photos 100 Photos 113 days 10 sec.
recordings 10 videos 228days

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SOLAR PANEL POWER SUPPLY
PNI Hunting 350C works with most standard 12V/2A lithium batteries with solar
panel.
EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY  for video security surveillance purpose
You can also power the camera with an external 12V/2A DC adapter. When using
external power, we recommend removing the batteries from the camera to avoid
overloading.
External power is only recommended in video surveillance video surveillance
situations.
You can also use a 12V/7Ah external battery mounted in a rain-protected and
weatherproof enclosure.
ELECTING THE SD MEMORY CARD TYPE
In order to use the camera, an SD card is required. When the camera is turned on
but no card is inserted, the “No card” warning appears on the screen. The camera
can support up to 32GB card. To avoid losing photos or videos saved on the card,
when inserting or removing the card, the camera must be o.
When the card is full, “Memory full” appears on the screen.
The table below shows the approximate number of photos and videos that can be
saved on a card depending on the capacity of the card.
SD card 1GB 2GB 4GB 8GB 16GB 32GB
Photos
5MP 869 1631 3585 7492 15307 30936
8MP 556 1041 2294 4798 9794 19795
12MP 391 733 1613 3371 6887 13919
Video (h)
640x480 00:05:27 00:10:13 00:22:28 00:46:57 01:35:56 03:13:52
HD 00:03:56 00:07:23 00:16:13 00:33:53 01:09:14 02:19:56
FHD 00:02:04 00:03:53 00:08:31 00:17:48 00:36:20 01:13:21

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USB CONNECTION
When the camera is connected via a USB cable, “MSDC” appears on the screen.
Press the MENU key once, “MSDC” changes to “PC Cam”; now you can use the
camera as a webcam. Press the MENU key again, the camera exits PC camera mode.
WARNINGS
• Insert and remove the memory card and the power adapter only when the
camera is turned o.
• It is recommended that you use good quality AA/R6 batteries to prevent
corrosion and leakage of acid inside the camera.
• Use only a 12V/2A power supply to power the camera, and do not reverse polarity
when inserting batteries or accumulators.
• In the test mode, the camera will turn o automatically within 3 minutes if no
button is pressed.
• Do not interrupt the device power during software upgrades and return the
device to the seller if the update procedure fails. Our recommendation is to
send the product to the seller for the software upgrade procedure to eliminate
the risk of irreparably damage the product.
• Remove branches or moving objects from the area in front of the camera that
can trigger false alarms and photos.
• Do not position the camera near equipment that generates heat, ventilation,
light sources to avoid taking false photos.
• The camera uses a 100°FOV wide angle lens (compared to other cameras that
have 52°FOV) and 58 IR LEDs. Make sure these IR LEDs can give enough
IR light to support the wide angle lens. Using only high-quality AA batteries
provides enough energy and consistently illuminate in dark environments.
• The scheduled date/time can be saved in the camera for 12 hours as long as the
camera was powered an hour earlier.
KEY FUNCTIONS
• Shutter time of only 0.4 seconds
• Lens 100° FOV, 80° PIR
• Maximum resolution: photo - 12MP/video - 1080P @ 30FPS
• Photo resolutions 5/8/12 MP
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• Clear and high quality images taken by day or night
• Multi-shot photos taken at 1 photo/second maximum 5 consecutive shots;
adjustable PIR sensitivity, programmable delay between movements, Time
Lapse, Timer, label on the picture (camera ID, date/time, temperature, moon
phases)
• Average use temperature: -26°C ~ +80°C
• 2 inch color screen
• With MMS/3G/SMTP/FTP, the camera can transmit photos/video when motion
is detected to 1-2 e-mail addresses and/or 1-2 preset phone numbers over MMS
• Remote configuration via SMS
• Send SMS to the camera to instantly take a photo and send it back to the user
• Select emailed/FTP photo size (640x480 or 1920x1440)
• TrailCamera dedicated application (iOS & Android)
OPERATIONS
VIEW SAVED PHOTOS/RECORDS
Switch to SETUP position to enter Test mode. Press the “↑” button to enter the
saved file view mode; press the “←” and “→” buttons to select, and “OK” to view
the photo/video.
Press “↑” again to return to the previous menu.
Press the MENU button to initiate the procedure for deleting files or formatting
the SD card.
Press MENU again to exit.
DELETE FILES
In the file view mode, press the “←” and “→” buttons to get to the desired file then
press the MENU button to display the file deletion menu or SD card formatting.
Delete
One: deletes the selected photo/video file
All: deletes all saved files
SD CARD FORMATTING
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Yes: format the SD card (deletes everything saved on the card)
Press the “←” and “→” buttons to select, “Yes” to confirm, “No” to return to the
previous menu.
AUTO SHUT OFF
In test mode, the camera will shut down automatically if no key is pressed within 3
minutes.
Note: The camera will remain in the “Test” mode if the menu appears on the screen.
MENU OPTIONS
In Test mode, press the “Menu” button once to enter the camera settings menu. To
navigate through the menu, press the “←”, “↑”, “→”, “↓” buttons, the “OK” button
to confirm and the “Menu” button to return to the previous menu.
Note: For some features (Cam ID/Nr, Delay, Time Lapse, Timer, Password), the user
must press the Menu key to save and exit the configuration menu after pressing OK.
CAM
Settings Programmable options
Cam ID/Nr Select “ON”, press OK to set a 4-digits/characters camera ID/ name. This function helps identify the camera that has taken
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Cam Mode
Photo, Video, PIC+VIDEO
1. Photo: the camera will only take pictures when it detects
motion according to the Multi-shot and Image size settings
2. Video: the camera will do only video depending on the Video
Length/Size settings
3. PIC+VIDEO: when it detects motion, the camera will first
take photos and then record video. (Depending on the
Length/Size and Multi-shot/Image size settings).
LED All/Part All: all 58 IR LEDs will work in dark environment;
Part: buttom 30 IR LEDs will be turned o.
Image Size 5MP (2560*1920), 8MP (3264*2448), 12MP (4032*3024)
Night Mode
Max range/Balanced/Min. blur
1. Max.Range:longerexposuretime for longer IRillumination;
less clear picture
2. Balanced: the perfect combination between options 1) and
3)
3. Min. Blur: short exposure times to reduce blurring, makes
a clearer picture. This option has shorter distance IR
illumination
Multi-shot 1-5 consecutive pictures at each shot
Video Size 1280*720, 640*480, 1920*1080
Video length 05~59 sec.
PIR
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Sensitivity
High/Middle/Low
Higher sensitivity to motion means:
• Motion detection of small objects;
• Motion detection over longer distances;
• Easierforthe sensor to detectthedierencebetween
human body temperature and ambient temperature
• The camera shots more frequent
Iftheambienttemperatureishigherthanthehumanbody
temperature, it is harder to detect the movement, so we
recommend that you set the camera to high sensitivity.
Delay
OFF/ON
The preset time of the motion sensor between 2
consecutive detections.
This interval prevents the camera from making too many
pictures at continuous motion detection.
Example: The camera waits for 1 minute before making
the picture/video again at motion detection if the time is
set to 00:01:00
Configurable delay time: 00:00:05~23:59:59.
Caution: Do not activate the Delay and Time Lapse
functions at once.
Time Lapse
OFF/ON
Select “ON” to set the trigger time; The motion sensor
of the camera will be turned o; the camera will only take
photo/video at the set interval.
Available range: 5 seconds to 24 hours
(00:00:05~23:59:59).
Caution: Do not activate the Delay and Time Lapse
functions at once.
Timer
OFF/ON
Select “ON” to set the start time and shutdown time
(hour / minute); the camera will only work within that
range
Example: Setting the interval from 15:00h to 18:00h,
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3G
3G
Switch ON/OFF
SIM
Auto
Match
Auto/Manual
The camera will automatically enter the MMS and 3G settings when
the SIM card is inserted;
If “SIM Automatch failed, pls enter setups manually” appears on the
screen, go to “SIM Auto Match” on “Manual” mode, and then enter
the settings from your operator in the menu: “Manual Setup”
(Please access the manual mode if your local operator can not be
automatically associated with the camera by auto setup)
Manual
Setup
MMS
Please contact your operator for the URL / APN / IP / Port (username
and password, if necessary) and enter this information manually.
Notes:
1. With the added MMS settings, the camera can send photos to preset
email / phones numbers. If the settings you entered for the MMS
message are wrong, then the phones / email accounts will not be able
to receive camera photos.
2. The email box receives camera photos via SMTP only when SMTP is
enabled.
3G
Enter your local operator’s 3G APN and the appropriate username and
password.
Notes:
1. Only with the added 3G settings, the SMTP and FTP functions can
work.
2. You do not need to enter your APN username and password. But
some operators may require access to this password to activate the
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MMS
ON/OFF
You can simply choose to send photos to your MMS phone number by
activating the MMS ON / OFF function here.
SMTP
Default/Manual/OFF
The camera is equipped with default SMTP configurations; just type in
receiving email accounts in “Send To”
Please complete the settings below if you want to use your own SMTP
server.
1. Mail server IP. Enter the mailbox IP server
Example:
Hotmail IP: smtp.live.com;
Gmail IP: smtp.gmail.com;
2. Port. Enter the email port; Some email servers use port 25; Gmail
uses port 465; Enter the port from your email provider.
3. Mail account. Enter your email account
4. Mail password. Enter the password to access the email.
Notes:
SMTPsends onlyphotosto default emails; ifSMTPis addedincorrectly,
then emails will not receive photos from the camera
Some e-mail accounts have advanced security settings that need to be
modified to allow applications such as cameras to connect.
MMS no longer sends photos to email when SMTP is active.
FTP
ON/OFF
1. FTP IP. Enter the IP of your FTP server.
Example:
FTP Server: ftp://dianwan2008.gicp.net/
Add: dianwan2008.gicp.net
2. Port. Enter the FTP server port
The most used port on FTP servers is 21. Enter the port corresponding
to your FTP server.
3. FTP account. Enter your FTP account
4. FTP password. Enter the access password to the FTP server.
Note: The camera sends photos to the preset FTP account; if FTP is
entered incorrectly, then it will not be able to receive camera photos.
Send To Phone/Email Phone - Enter the recipients’ phone numbers (1~2)
Email - Enter the recipients’ email addresses (1~2)

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SMTP/
FTP Pic
Pic size/Multishot send
Pic size
SMTP and FTP sent photos have a selectable size: Small (640 * 480),
or Bigger (1920 * 1440)
Multishot Send: 1st/2nd/3rd/4th/5th Pic.
Note: The Multishot feature (in the Cam-Multishot menu) must be set
to 2, 3, 4 or 5 photos.
Example: Multi-shot is set to 5P (5 consecutive photos) and you set
“1st Pic” and “3rd Pic” in Multishot Send. In this case, the first picture
and the third photo of the 5 photos taken by multiple photos will be
sent to the email or FTP account.
Notes:
• If the network you are connected to is 2G, only the first picture
(640 * 480) will be sent
• If the network you are connected to is 3G, only the first picture
(640 * 480 or 1920 * 1440) will be sent
• If the network you are connected to is 3G, the first to fifth
picture (640 * 480 or 1920 * 1440) will be sent; for original size
(5/8/12MP) only 2 photos can be sent through the 3G network.
Notes:
1. The camera will only send photos to preset MMS numbers if you have only
activated the MMS function.
2. The camera will send photos only by e-mail to the set addresses, via SMTP
(GPRS) if SMTP is set, and MMS is turned o.
3. the camera will send photos or videos to preset email accounts via SMTP if
SMTP is configured.
4. If MMS settings are incorrect / MMS is inactive / there is no credit for MMS on
the card, the camera will not send photos to MMS or e-mail. We recommend
that you first use the camera only by e-mail with MMS OFF.
Max
Num/
Day
Unlimited/01...99
Default: unlimited;
Optional: 1 ~ 99
If the user chooses 50, then the cameras will only send 50 photos each
day. All other photos will only be stored on the SD card.