Rexing H2 User manual

User Manual
H2 Trail Camera

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
HANDLING THE CAMERA
Camera Overview
Basic Operation
Installation
Camera Operation
Viewing/Deleting Photos/Videos
Wi-Fi Connect
TROUBLESHOOTING
Troubleshooting/FAQ
Camera Specifications
CUSTOMER PROTECTION
Customer Service
Warranty and Disclaimers
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Introduction
With its highly sensitive 120° Passive Infra-Red (PIR) sensor,
the camera detects the sudden change in ambient
temperature caused by moving game in a region of interest
(ROI), triggers to take pictures/videos, so that you won’t
miss anything walking in front of your camera.

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Introduction
Features
Application
• Programmable 3, 5, 8,12, or 16 Megapixel
high-quality resolution.
• Infrared night vision LEDs for flash range as
far as 65 feet.
• In "Cam + Video" mode, the camera takes
both pictures and videos at every trigger
event.
• Impressively 0.2 second quick trigger time,
preboot in 0.2 second.
• Unique side Prep Sensor design provides
wider sensing angle and enhances cameras’
response speed.
•In the Time-Lapse setting, the camera
automatically and constantly takes pictures/
videos at a specified internal. This is very useful
when observing plants flowering, birds building
nest, or when monitoring unattended
properties such as parking lots.
• With the Timer setting "ON", the camera can
be programmed to only work during a
specific period every day. This feature can
work together with the Time-Lapse feature.
• Trail camera for hunting
• Animal or event observation
• Motion-triggered security camera, for home,
office and community
• All other indoor/outdoor sureillance where
invasion evidence needed
• Serial Number enables you to mark locations in
the photos. This helps multi-camera users
identify the location when reviewing the
images.
• Ultra-low standby power consumption.
Extremely long in-field life (in standby mode,
up to 8 months with 8 x AA batteries).
• Built-in 2.4" TFT color display to review images
and videos.
• Date, time, temperature, and moon phase can
be stamped in the pictures.
• Backpack-looking tree grabber makes
mounting and aiming a snap.
• Perform in extreme temperatures from -4°F to
140°F.
• Compact size (5.3 x 3.5 x 3.0 inches). Well
designed to deploy covertly.
• Lockable and password protected.
• IP66 water-resistant.

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Operating
the Camera

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Camera Overview
01 08 15UP Button DOWN Button Infrared LEDs
RIGHT Button Memory Card Slot Lens
SHOT Button AV Port Front Motion Sensor
OK Button USB Port Side Motion Sensor
LEFT Button OFF Display Screen
MENU Button TEST
REPLAY Button ON
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Basic Operations
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Install batteries
Switch to TEST Mode
Insert a Micro SD Memory Card
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Press MENU to enter Settings

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Basic Operations
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Format the Memory Card
Set the Date & Time
Reset to Factory Setting
Switch to ON Mode (Test Device)
Settings
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WIFI SSID
WIFI Password
Beep sound
Serial NO.
Reset settings
Format memory card
Settings
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Endless Capture
Photo stamp
WIFI Password
Password protection
WIFI SSID
Time & date
Settings
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Endless Capture
Photo stamp
WIFI Password
Password protection
WIFI SSID
Time & date
Settings
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WIFI Password
Beep sound
Format memory card
Version
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Reset settings

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Installation
Power Supply
Batteries Installation
Open the camera by unlocking the latch firstly.
The battery compartment is the right part of the
camera. Open the battery cover and
insert 8x1.5v LR6/AA batteries (or NI-MH
rechargeable batteries) into the battery slots.
Make sure to insert each battery with correct
polarity (+ and - end against the long spring of
each battery slot).
Using an External Power Source
Optionally, you can connect an external 6V DC
power source with at least 1.5A to the port ‘DC
In’ port at the bottom of the camera. The
power connector is a 3.5x1.35 mm coaxial DC
power plug with positive ‘tip’ (inside pin)
polarity. Leave internal batteries in the camera
during use.
• Insert the SD card into the card slot. A "click"
sound indicates that the card is installed
successfully. If the wrong side of the card is
facing up, you will not be able to insert it
without trying to force it in. There is only
one correct way to insert the SD cards.
•To take out the SD card, just gently push in
the card (do not try to pull it out without
pushing in first). The card is released from
the slot and ready to be removed when you
hear the "click" sound.
Inserting the SD Card
The camera uses a Micro SD (Secure Digital)
memory card to save photos (in jpg format) and/
or videos (in .AVI format). SD and SDHC (High
Capacity) cards up to a maximum 32GB capacity
are supported.
Insert the SD card (with the camera’s power
switch in the OFF position) before beginning to
operate the camera. Don’t insert or remove the
SD card when the power switch is in the ON
position.
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•NEVER INSTALL DIFFERENT TYPES
OF BATTERIES or NEW AND OLD
BATTERIES in the product at the
same time.
•Anytime you load or unload
batteries, make sure that the
camera is OFF. If using external
power source, do not remove
internal batteries.
•Be sure the camera’s power is
switched OFF before inserting or
removing SD cards or batteries.
• Camera will not operate without a
memory card installed.

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Camera Operation
Mode Switch
Modes
OFF Mode
The OFF mode is the "safe" mode where all
actions should occur (e.g., Replacing the SD card,
batteries, or transporting the device).
ON Mode
In the ON mode, the camera will automatically
take photos or videos when triggered by the PIR
sensor's detection of activity in the area it covers.
(according to its current parameter settings)
TEST Mode
In the TEST mode, you can check and change
the settings of the camera with the help of its
built-in LCD. These settings, found in the TEST
Menu, let you change the photo or video
resolution, interval between photos, switch the
time imprint on, etc.
Photo: Capture photos with motion detection.
Video: Capture video clips with motion detection.
Photo + Video: Capture both photos and videos
with motion detection.
There are three basic operational modes:
•OFF mode: Power switch in the OFF position
(LCD screen is off).
•ON mode: Power switch in the ON position
(LCD screen is on).
•TEST mode: Power switch at TEST position.
Change Setting in
TEST Mode
The main purpose of the TEST mode is to allow
you to change the settings of the camera’s
parameters so that your trail camera operates
exactly the way you want it to.
• Press the UP key, then press SHOT to take a
video for test.
• Press the DOWN key, then press SHOT to
take photo for test.
• Pressing the MENU button, the setting
menus will appear on the screen.
• Press the UP or DOWN key to scroll to the
next or previous parameter.
• Press the RIGHT or LEFT key to change the
setting.
• Press the OK button to save the new setting.
• Press the MENU button to exit the settings.

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Audio Recording
(1-2 Minutes)
You can record sound while recording a video.
Shot Lag
Set the time period that the camera should wait
before reacting to subsequent activation of the
main sensor after the initial recording. During the
selected interval, the camera will not record any
images or videos. This prevents the memory card
from being filled up with too many recordings of
the same event. You can select between 5-60
seconds or 1-60 minutes.
Side Motion Sensors
The default setting is "On". The two side PIR
sensors provide a wider sensing angle and
enhance response time. However, you might have
difficulty removing the interfering twigs in some
situations or avoiding the sunlight. If so, you have
the option to turn off the side sensors.
Sensitivity Motion
Sensors
The sensitivity of the main motion sensor can be
set here. For interior areas and environments with
little interference, such as branches blowing in the
wind, select "High". Select "Medium" for exterior
areas and environments with a normal amount of
interference, and select "Low" for environments
with a high level of interference.
Please note that the temperature may also affect
the sensitivity. The "High" setting is suitable for
warm ambient temperatures, whereas "Low"
should be selected for cold temperatures.
Camera Operation
Photo Resolution
Set resolution for still photos. We recommend the
resolution 8MP.
Options:
1MP - 1280x960
3MP - 2048x1536
5MP - 2592x1944
8MP - 3264x2448
12MP - 4000x3000
16MP - 4608x3456
20MP - 5200x3900
32MP - 6480x4860
Photo Series
Selects how many photos will be taken in
sequence per trigger. In addition to single shot
mode (1 photo), you can take "2 photos in series",
"10 photos in series".
Video Resolution
Select video resolution.
Options:
3840x2160/10fps
2688x1520/20fps
1920x1080/30fps
1280x720/60fps
1280x720/30fps
720x480/30fps
640x480/30fpss
320x240/30fps
Video Length
Set the length of each video clip recorded and
each time motion is detected (between 3-60
seconds or 1-2 minutes). The longer the
recording time selected, the shorter the
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Camera Operation
Target Recording Time
Select "On" if the camera should only be active
during a specific time. You can then set the start
and end time for the active phase in the screen
menu that subsequently appears. The settings
made here apply every day.
The camera will not record any images outside of
the active phase.
Time Lapse
Time-lapse model disables the PIR sensor;
instead, it takes photos or records video clip
automatically at your choice of intervals. This has
the advantage of scouting further distances that
is out of the PIR sensor’s range, such as big open
areas (food plots, fields, etc.) or monitoring the
flowering, sunrise, and sunset.
When you confirm "On" by clicking the OK
button, you can then set the desired time interval
using the menu that now appears.
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Notification: Motion
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Serial No.
Password Protection
Select ON if you want to use a password to
protect the camera from unwanted access, You
can set a 4-digit combination. Once the code
is set, the camera will prompt you to enter the
correct code. The default password is 0000.
If you forget the number combination, proceed as
follows to unlock the camera and to reset it to its
factory default settings:
•Copy the file "FWDLJA.bin" from the supplier
onto an empty memory card.
• Insert the memory card into the device while
the operating mode selector switch is set to
the OFF position.
• Keep the button pressed while moving the
operating mode selector switch to the SET
position. Keep the button pressed.
• After about 5 seconds the camera reset
finished.
Select On if you want to use a serial number
to rank the camera. You can set a 4-digit
combination. This helps multi-camera users
identify the location when reviewing the photos,
since each camera will imprint its number on all
photos it captures.
Camera Operation
Languages
Here you can set English, German, Finnish,
Swedish, Danish, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish,
Portuguese, Japanese, or Chinese as the menu
language.
Time & Date
Here you can set the date format YYYY/MM/
DD. DD/MM/YYY or MMDD/YYY), the time format
(12/24 hrs), the time and date. Use LEFT and
RIGHT keys to move to the next field. Use UP or
DOWN keys to change the setting, pressing OK
button to save.
Photo Stamp
Select ON to record the temperature, moon
phase, date, and time on each photo (only for
photos). Select OFF for no imprint.
Format Memory Card
Delete (erase) all files stored on a card to prepare
it for reuse. Always format a card that has been
previously used in other devices. Caution! Make
sure you have downloaded and backed up any
files you want to preserve first! Press OK to
execute, press MENU to exit without formatting.

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Reset setting
Select Yes and press OK to restore all
parameters to the original factory default settings.
Camera Operation
Aligning The Camera
In TEST mode you can work out the optimum
exposure angle and the range of the motion
sensors.
During alignment, consider whether the use
of the side motion sensors may be useful for
attaining the desired observation results. You can
activate/deactivate the side motion sensors using
the above-described menu,
Align the camera as follows:
Fasten the camera to a tree or similar object at
a height of 3-6 feet and align the camera in the
desired direction. Then move slowly from one
side of the target area to the other side. While
doing this, monitor the motion display.
• If this lights up in blue, you have been
detected by one of the activated side motion
sensors, If it lights up in red, you have been
detected by the front motion sensor. This
way, you can work out the best alignment for
the camera.
The motion display only lights up when the
operating mode selector switch is in the SET
position and one of the motion sensors has
detected movement. During normal operation,
there will be no LED display.
To ensure that the camera does not record
unwanted recordings of relevant movements,
it should not be set up in a sunny location or
close to branches that can move in the wind. The
recording angle of the sensors is about 100°
from corner to corner; and the recording field for
photos and videos are around 89°.
CAMERA IS READY TO USE - Switch
to ON
AFTER CHANGING TO DESIRED SETTING and
SIMPLY SLIDING SWITCHES TO ON POSITION, the
camera is in active standby mode and will record
media according to the switch settings.
Firstly, the motion indicator LED will blink
red for about 15 seconds. Any motion is
detected by the side PIR sensor; the camera
will be active without trigger. As soon as the
further motion is detected by the central
PIR sensor within 5 minutes, the camera will
take photos or videos. Otherwise, the unit
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Viewing/Deleting Photos/Videos
Reviewing Images on the
Camera LCD
Activate Slide Show
Deleting Photos
or Videos
• Put the power switch in TEST position.
• Press the REPLAY key to enter image review
mode.
• Use the UP/DOWN keys to scroll through
your photos or videos.
• A zoom feature is available for still photos:
Use the SHOT/OK keys to zoom in or out.
Press the REPLAY key at anytime to exit.
• Press the OK key to play or pause a video.
This function can be used to play back the photos
stored on the memory card automatically. Each
photo is shown for about 2 seconds. To stop
the slide show and keep the current image
permanently on the screen, press the OK button.
• Put the power switch in TEST position.
• Press the REPLAY key to enter image review
mode.
• Press the MENU key. You will see the first
Delete screen.
• It’ll let you selects the option to delete only
the currently displayed photo/video, or all
photos/videos.
• Press OK to Delete.
• Press MENU to cancel the operation without
deleting any files.

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Viewing/Deleting Photos/Videos
Write Protection
This function can be used to protect individual
recordings or all saved recordings from accidental
deletion.
• Select “Write-protect current to protect
the currently selected recording from
accidental deletion.
• Select "Write-protect all" to protect all
saved recordings from accidental deletion.
• Select “Unlock current to remove the
write protection for the currently selected
recording.
• Select “Unlock all to remove the write
protection for all saved recordings.
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Write-protect all files
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Viewing/Deleting Photos/Videos
Reviewing images
Directly from the
SD Card
This is the most popular method of viewing
images. Removing the SD card and take it to your
home or campsite to view the images by using
an SD card reader connected to your computer
(some computers and TVs have a built in SD card
slot).
Reviewing Images
by Connecting to
a Computer
When using a PC (or Mac) to view photos (or
video clips), first connect the device to the
computer with the USB cable (supplied). It will be
recognized as a "mass storage". You can view
images and videos in the folder /DCIM/.
Reviewing Recordings on
an External Monitor
A TV monitor can also be used to play back
pictures (or videos) from the device, connect a TV
to the camera using the supplied cable.
• Set the video input source of the TV to video.
• Put the power switch in TEST mode.
• Use REPLAY/UP/DOWN/OK/SHOT keys to
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Wi-Fi Connect
Connect to Wi-Fi
Step 1. Download and install the GCamPro app
by scanning the QR code on the right, then turn
on the Bluetooth and Wi-Fi functions on the
mobile phone;
Step 2. Switch the power button of camera from
"OFF" to "ON";
Step 3. After 15 seconds countdown, the
camera enters the sleep working mode. (If the
camera is already under the sleep working
mode, please ignore steps 2 and step 3);
Step 4. Open the GCamPro app, press the "Add
Camera" button, and allow GCamPro to use
your Bluetooth by clicking "OK". Go ahead and
click "+Add" to jump to the Bluetooth list.
Step 5. After you've turned the Wi-Fi on, go to
your Wi-Fi network and find the Wi-Fi named
"Trail Cam Pro******" (if you cannot see this,
please wait for about 10 seconds or refresh),
then enter the initial password "12345678" to
connect to the Wi-Fi.
Step 6. After the Wi-Fi connection is successful,
please go back to the app. Users can operate the
corresponding functions in the app.
Step 7. After you've completed the app
operation, return to the main interface, click the
Power off button in the upper right corner to
shut down and exit the Wi-Fi connection, and the
device will enter the sleep-hunting mode.
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Add Camera
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GcamPro
GcamPro
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GcamPro
Bluetooth List
GamPro
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GCamPro App
Memory Card
Click the TF card button; the user will see the
photo and video files stored in the TF card. Click
the icon EDIT on the top right corner. You can
then choose the pictures or videos to download,
delete or share the files, and you can also select
all.
Setting
Click Setting button, user will see the setup menu
list of camera. Can set the parameters of camera
on app.
Information Review
Click the information review button; the user will
see the interface shown below: Camera storage,
Number of files, and Battery. Users also can see
real-time images from the camera. Click the
refresh icon; you can refresh image and can
store the current image in your phone album.
Click the Album button to view the photo and
video of the memory card. Click on the image
which you want to save to your phone. Click the
icon EDIT on the top right corner, and then you
can choose the pictures or videos to download,
delete or share the files; you also can select all.
Click the Setting button; the user will see the
setup menu list of camera and can set the
parameters of the camera on the app.
Phone Album
User can review the photo and video what have
downloaded in the mobile device or a
smartphone album. Can zoom in image,
playback,choose, delete and share files.
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4G
GcamPro
TF Card
Setting Information
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Device Information Preview
Camera Storage
Number of files
Used space
Available space
Number of pictures
Number of videos
Battery
Remaining Battery
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8.52 MB
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