Spypoint LINK-S-DARK User manual

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LINK-S-DARK PRESENTATION
The LINK-S-DARK is a one-of-a-kind hunting camera, since many of its features
are only offered by SPYPOINT.
• Its built-in solar panel and lithium battery technology offer you an incredible
battery life
• Its shutter speed is the fastest offered on the hunting camera market
• Its hybrid lighting technology for night photos lets you customize your flash
and easily choose between OPTIMAL (normal), IR-BOOST (lights up power-
fully to produce clear photos), NO GLOW (although active, the flash is imper-
ceptible), and BLUR REDUCTION (eliminates the motion blur that a moving
subject produces on a photo) modes.
THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING A SPYPOINT PRODUCT
This User Manual will introduce you to the features of your new LINK-S-DARK
and will guide you through the acquisition of its functionalities so that you
can use it to its full potential.
Our priority is to offer outstanding service to our customers. If you need
technical support for your camera, here is how to contact us:
Contact our chat service Monday to Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,
directly on the SPYPOINT site (in the lower right-hand corner of the Support
section, by clicking on the “Chatwithanexpert”window, www.spypoint.com).
Go to www.spypoint.com/en/support for more information
about our devices.
introduction
ABOUT US
SPYPOINT’s mission is to offer you products that are easy to use, innovative,
affordable, and of exceptional quality. Our products are mainly used in the
hunting field and residential and commercial safety fields. They are distributed
and appreciated on all continents and are continuously growing. Prosperous
and respected, SPYPOINT is a company that is constantly developing new
technologies and that remains attentive to its customer’s needs to offer
cutting-edge products with concrete solutions to improve hunting and
outdoor activities.
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Components..........................................................................................4
Features...................................................................................................6
Power........................................................................................................7
Memory Card ..................................................................................... 10
Preparation......................................................................................... 11
Activation............................................................................................ 12
Starting your camera..................................................................... 13
Configuration..................................................................................... 15
Installation.......................................................................................... 21
Verification.......................................................................................... 22
Tool – Accessories – Options....................................................... 23
Transferring Files to a Computer.............................................. 24
Offered Accessories........................................................................ 25
Troubleshooting............................................................................... 26
Warranty and Preparation........................................................... 31
Regulation........................................................................................... 32
Frequency............................................................................................ 33
Table Of Content

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qAntenna
wSolar panel
eLEDs
rPhoto lens
tLight sensor
yViewing screen
uDetection lens
iSD card slot
oDelay light
aNavigation buttons
sON/OFF switch
dSlot for installation strap
fLocking latch
gCable lock hole
hMounting bracket
jBattery compartment door
k“BUSY” light
lBattery compartment
;SIM card slot
 Microphone
Screw-thread for standard ¼"-20
12 V jack
Battery compartment
opening button
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ANTENNA
Captures the cellular signal.
SOLAR PANEL
Solar energy sensor for charging the internal battery.
LED
Night lighting to obtain black-and-white photos and videos.
PHOTO LENS
Image sensor and infrared filter.
LIGHT SENSOR
Detects ambient lighting conditions for taking photographs. Photos will
be shot in color during the day and black and white during the night.
VIEWING SCREEN
Allows you to access the camera menu and view photos/videos.
DETECTION LENS
Expands the detection area of the camera’s motion sensor.
SD CARD SLOT
Space to insert the SD card (not included) needed to save photos
and videos.
DELAY LIGHT
During installation, once the signal is found, this light flashes
for 30 seconds to allow the user to walk away without being
photographed or filmed.
NAVIGATION BUTTONS
Buttons to navigate the camera’s menus and set the camera.
ON/OFF SWITCH
Allows the user to turn the camera OFF/ON.
SLOT FOR INSTALLATION STRAP
Allows the camera to be installed using the included installation strap.
LOCKING LATCH
Allows you to lock and open the door.
CABLE LOCK HOLE
Allows you to install a #CLM-6FT padlock cable
to secure the unit (sold separately).
MOUNTING BRACKET
Support suitable for setting up the camera.
BATTERY COMPARTMENT DOOR
Provides access to the battery compartment.
BUSY LIGHT
Indicator light that lets you know that the camera is performing a task.
BATTERY COMPARTMENT
Space to insert 8 AA batteries or a rechargeable lithium battery pack
(#LIT-09, sold separately).
SIM CARD SLOT
Space to insert a SIM card. It is necessary to activate cellular
functions. The SIM card, pre-installed and pre-activated, is
included with the camera. It is important to use a SPYPOINT SIM
card (supplied by SPYPOINT), otherwise the cellular functions
of the camera will be inoperative.
MICROPHONE
Records sound in video mode.
SCREW-THREAD FOR STANDARD ¼"-20TRIPOD MOUNT
Allows you to attach a standard tripod from ¼"-20.
12V JACK
Allows you to insert a power cord connected to an external 12 V source.
BATTERY COMPARTMENT OPENING BUTTON
Allows you to lock and open the battery compartment door.
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CELLULAR TRANSMISSION
Frequency LTE
Photo transmission
Transmission of your photos to your
SPYPOINT application by cellular network.
Visit www.spypoint.com/plans to choose
a plan that suits you.
Camera configuration Fully configurable remotely with the free
SPYPOINT app or the camera screen.
PHOTO RECORDING
Photo resolution 2 MP or 12 MP
Photo file format JPG
Time-lapse mode All intervals between 1 min and 24 h
Multi-shot mode Up to 6 photos per detection
Stamp on picture
(only on the picture)
Date, time, temperature (°C/°F), moon
phase, SPYPOINT logo, and camera model
Capture mode Colors by day, black and white by night
VIDEO RECORDING
Video resolution 1 920 X 1 080 (FHD 1080p)
Video file format AVI
Sequence length Adjustable from 10 to 90 seconds
Capture mode Colors by day, black and white by night
AUDIO
Sound recording Yes
MEMORY
Internal memory None
External memory SD/SDHC card up to 32 GB (not included)
VIEWING
Built-in screen 2" ACL
On the SPYPOINT app or on the website www.spypoint.com/en/manage
POWER SOURCES
Alkaline or lithium AA batteries 8 x AA (not included)
Rechargeable lithium
battery pack
Optional accessories available at SPYPOINT:
#LIT-C-8, #LIT-09
External 12 V battery
Optional accessories available at SPYPOINT:
#KIT6V-12V, #KIT-12V, #BATT-12V)
DETECTION SYSTEM
Movement detector Infrared captor
Detection angle 40 °
Detection range Up to 30 meters/100 feet
Trigger speed 0.07 seconds
Delay between each detection Adjustable from Instant to 30 minutes
NIGHT LIGHTING SYSTEM
LED 42 LEDs
Night light range Up to 30 meters/100 feet
Exposure Automatic adjustment of the infrared
illumination (blur reduction, no glow)
PHYSICAL DIMENSIONS OF THE CAMERA
17.5 cm (H) x 9.6cm (L) x 9.9 cm (P) 3.8 " (H) x 6.9 " (L) x 3.9 " (P)
RECOMMANDATIONS
Operating temperature -30 °C to 50 °C (-22 °F to 122 °F)
Storage temperature -40 °C to 60 °C (-40 °F to 140 °F)
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CHOOSING A POWER SOURCE
4 options are available to you:
• Internal lithium battery (included)
• Alkaline or lithium AA batteries
• Rechargeable lithium battery pack (#LIT-09 sold separately)
• Rechargeable battery 12 V (#KIT-12V sold separately)
INTERNAL LITHIUM BATTERY (MAIN POWER SOURCE)
Before your first use, charge the internal lithium battery.
• Turn the camera OFF.
• Turn the solar panel downwards so that it does not interfere with the
charging process.
• Plug the 12V-USB cable (included) into
the 12 V jack on the bottom of the unit,
then connect the other end to a 5 V
wall outlet charger (not included).
• Once the camera is plugged in, its
screen will light up and the battery
charge level will be displayed for
10 seconds.
• Charge the camera for 24 to 48 hours
before use.
• You can press the OK button at any
time during the charging process to
display the battery charge level.
OPERATION
• The solar panel's function is to recharge the internal battery. This is the
default power supply system. The camera will be energetically self-sufficient
under ideal conditions (a low energy configuration and a sunny environ-
ment).
• Make sure there are not objects obstructing the reception of light or
covering the solar panel.
• When the charge level of the internal battery is low, you will receive
a notification in your application.
• If the internal battery charge level becomes insufficient, the camera will shut
down or switch to an auxiliary power source, if you provided one.
• If the camera shuts down, the solar panel will recharge the internal battery
and the camera will restart by itself once it is sufficiently charged, and it will
retain the settings you previously selected.
ADDITIONAL POWER SOURCES
ALKALINE OR LITHIUM AA BATTERIES
To add batteries, press the battery compartment release button under the
camera and open the door.
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MANAGING VARIOUS CAMERA POWER SUPPLY
1. As soon as you connect an external 12 V battery to your camera via the
12 V socket, it becomes its main power supply source. The 12 V battery will
power the camera when it is turned on. If you turn off the camera, the 12 V
battery will recharge the internal lithium battery.
2. The internal lithium battery will only be used when the 12 V battery is drained.
3. When the internal lithium battery is drained, the camera will switch
automatically, without turning off, to the energy supplied by the AA
batteries or the battery pack.
4. When the AA batteries (or battery pack) are drained, the camera will turn off.
External 12 V
battery (#KIT-12V)
Internal lithium
battery
AA batteries or lithium
battery pack (#LIT-09)
Make sure to insert the AA batteries according to their polarity
(+) and (-) as shown in the battery compartment.
For best results and no leakage:
• Use only new alkaline or lithium batteries.
• Do not mix new and old batteries.
• Do not use rechargeable AA batteries
(their lower voltage can generate operational issues).
LITHIUM BATTERY PACK
The camera can be powered by a rechargeable
lithium battery pack LIT-09 (sold separately).
You can insert it in the battery compartment.
This kind of battery is less affected by the cold
and offers up to 2 times the performance of
alkaline batteries.
EXTERNAL 12 V BATTERY
• As soon as it is plugged in, this
battery will become the main power
source. The internal battery will only
be used once the 12 V battery is
drained.
• You can purchase a 12 V battery
and cable kit (such as #KIT-12V, sold
separately). To connect it to the
camera, plug the 12 V cable into
the 12 V socket on the camera and
connect the other end of the cable
to the 12 V battery.
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NOTE
• Using an external 12 V battery source does not recharge the lithium battery
pack.
• The camera’s integrated solar panel will not recharge the external 12 V battery.
• When the charge level of the internal battery is low, you will receive
a notification in your application.
• If the internal battery charge level becomes insufficient, the camera will shut
down or switch to an auxiliary power source, if you provided one.
• If the camera shuts down, the solar panel will recharge the internal battery
and the camera will restart by itself once it is sufficiently charged, and it will
retain the settings you previously selected.
BATTERY LEVEL VERIFICATION
You can verify the battery charge level in 3 ways:
1. By referring to the icon in the lower right corner of your camera's home
screen. This icon indicates, alternately, the charge level of the camera's
different power sources.
HOME
Start camera
Detection test
View
Settings
Please note that the charge level of the internal battery is always indicated
first (yellow icon). Then, the charge level of the secondary source is displayed
according to the battery type chosen in the settings: 12V, LIT-09, AA, or
AA-LIT (green icon).
2. In the SPYPOINT application: on the home page, you will see the battery
charge level for each of your devices. You can access more details on the
status of your battery by going to the STATUS page. When the battery logo
turns red, we suggest that you recharge the battery pack before it is com-
pletely drained.
3. Using your account on the www.spypoint.com site, in the “Camera status”
section.
For an accurate reading, it is important to select the correct
battery type in the application settings.
INT 12V LIT-09 AA AA-LIT
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INSTALLING A SD CARD (NOT INCLUDED)
The use of a memory card is necessary for the operation of the camera. It is used to save pictures, videos
and other camera status files. Note that photos in their original format are kept on the memory card. The
photos sent to your application are lighter versions. You can retrieve your photos at any time by removing
the card from the device and transferring the contents to another device (e.g.: computer).
Your camera requires a memory card type SD/SDHC class 10, with a maximum capacity of 32 GB, sold
separately. Here is a table showing the approximate quantity of photos and video length that can be
recorded on the card, according to different memory card capacities.
INSERTING YOUR SD CARD
Before inserting the SD card into your camera, it must be formatted via a computer to ensure proper
operations. Visit www.spypoint.com/en/support if you need help formatting your SD card.
• Make sure the camera is turned OFF.
• Locate the SD card slot. It is located on the lower right side (see diagram).
• Insert an SD card (up to 32 GB) into the SD card slot with the metal contacts facing the back.
• The card is correctly inserted when you hear a click.
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NOTE
The LINK-S-DARK is equipped with continuous file
recording. This means that when the memory card
is full, the camera continues to save your pictures
by erasing the first recorded files.
Memory Card
MEMORY 4 GB 8 GB 16 GB 32 GB
12 MP PHOTOS 1 600 3 200 6 300 12 600
1 920 X 1 080 VIDEOS 12 minutes 25 minutes 50 minutes 100 minutes

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FORMAT YOUR SD CARD
1. Insert your SD card into the camera.
2. From the home screen, choose “View.”
3. Select any photo or video and press “OK.” A menu will appear including the
option to “Format.”
4. Choose “Format,” then confirm your selection.
5. Your card will be formatted. This means that all the elements found there
will be deleted and lost permanently.
REMOVING YOUR SD CARD
• Before removing a memory card, always turn your camera OFF to prevent
files from on the card from being deleted or damaged.
• To remove the card, push it lightly into the camera until you hear a click.
Then take it out of the device.
“BUSY” LIGHT
The “BUSY” light is found on the back of the camera. This light is used as a
diagnostics tool. It will turn on upon camera start-up and when the camera
saves a file. When the camera is in “Detection test” mode, both the “BUSY”
and test lights will be on simultaneously.
“BUSY”
light
ACTIVATING YOUR CAMERA
Before you can use your camera, you must activate it.
To do so, you will need the activation code.
FINDING THE ACTIVATION CODE
The activation code is located inside the LINK-S-DARK’s battery compartment.
Activation code
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Activation
To activate your camera, you have two choices: you can either do it via the SPYPOINT app
or via our website www.spypoint.com.
SPYPOINT APPLICATION
If you choose to use the SPYPOINT app to activate your device, follow these steps:
1. On Google PlayTM or the App StoreTM, search for “SPYPOINT app”.
2. Download and install the app on your smartphone or tablet.
3. Start the app. Select “ACTIVATE A DEVICE”. In the list, select “LINK-S-DARK”
then follow the steps to create an account.
4. Once completed, a confirmation email with instructions on how to finalize the creation
of your account will be sent to you.
5. Log in to the SPYPOINT app using your email address and password.
SPYPOINT.COM WEBSITE
If you choose to use the SPYPOINT website to activate your device, follow these steps:
1. On the www.spypoint.com, select “MANAGEYOUR ACCOUNT”in the top navigation menu. On the
displayed page, select “CREATE AN ACCOUNT”, fill out the required fields, then log in.
2. Select the +sign on the far right of the page; in the list, select “LINK-S-DARK”then follow the steps.
3. When complete, a confirmation email with instructions on how to finalize the creation of your account
will be sent to you.
4. On the SPYPOINT website, log in to your account using your email address and password.
CHOOSING A PHOTO TRANSMISSION PLAN FOR YOUR CAMERA
Go to www.spypoint.com/en/spypoint-experience/plans to read the latest offers
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STARTING THE CAMERA
Use the and buttons to navigate the interface and modify the selection,
the OK button to confirm your selection and the BACK button to return to the
previous menu.
1. Turn the camera ON.
2. The screen will light up and display
“Network Search”. This search may take a
few minutes.
3. Once the cellular network has been found,
the signal strength will appear as bars at the
top of the screen.
4. You now have access to the main page
of the home menu.
START CAMERA
Allows the user to start the camera in PHOTO, VIDEO or TIME-LAPSE modes.
DETECTION TEST
Allows to test the detection system of the camera at the desired location. No
photo or video is recorded during the test. Walk past the camera, ensuring
that you enter the camera’s frame. The delay light will blink when movement
is detected, indicating that a picture would have normally been taken. If the
system does not detect any movement, increase the detection distance using
the “Sensitivity” option from the general settings menu. Realigning the camera
angle may also be necessary
When a mode is selected, the delay light in front of the camera will flash for
30 seconds and a countdown will appear on the screen, allowing the user
adequate time to leave the area without being photographed or filmed.
VIEW
Allows to view and manage photos and videos using the camera's viewing screen.
The outline indicates
that this element is
selected.
Photos taken
so far/number
of shots left.
The icon indicates
that this element
is a video.
Network search...
Start camera
Detection test
View
Settings
LTE
Start camera
Detection test
View
Settings
HOME
Start camera
Detection test
View
Settings
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VIEW FROM THE CAMERA SCREEN
In “View” mode the last pictures and videos taken will appear as thumbnails on
the camera screen. Use the and buttons to navigate this page and press
OK to view a photo in a larger format. To cycle from one photo to the next, use
the and buttons. Press on the BACK button to return to thumbnail view.
When a large-format video is open, press OK to view the available options:
PLAY Allows you to play or pause the video on the screen
(this option is available only for videos).
ZOOM Allows you to zoom in.
DATE AND TIME Allows you to view the date and time displayed
on the photo.
PROTECT
Allows you to protect individual photo's or video's,
preventing them from being deleted when using the
“Erase All” option.
ERASE Allows you to erase the currently viewed photo or video.
ERASE ALL Allows you to erase all photos and videos stored on the
memory card (with the exception of protected files.)
FORMAT
Allow you to format the memory card.
Note: All the contents of the memory card will be lost,
even the protected photos.
EXIT Allows to exit the menu and return to “View” mode.
STARTING UP
You can configure your camera settings in 3 ways:
1. Directly from the camera screen. After turning it on, choose “Settings” from
the main menu.
2. Through the SPYPOINT application, in the“Settings”section.
3. By the SPYPOINT web app. You will first need to create an account
and then log in. Use the “Settings” section.
Both the SPYPOINT app and website allow you to remotely configure all
of your camera's parameters and to obtain the status of its main elements,
including cellular signal strength, battery power level and space used on the
SD card.
HOME
Start camera
Detection test
View
Settings
(Conguration)
Photo
(Conguration)
Time lapse
(Conguration)
Vidéo
SETTINGS
Photo
Time-lapse
Video
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Settings
NOTE
• Your new settings will be applied the next time your camera communicates with the server
via the cellular network.
• Note that during the 15 minutes after starting up your camera, it will communicate with the server each
time it takes a photo and it will also apply the settings you previously chose.
• Afterwards, the camera will communicate according to the default settings (transfer frequency/first
transfer time) or those you chose. You will find below the basic settings you can configure.
SETTING THE CAMERA MENU LANGUAGE
The default language of your camera menu is English.
To change the language, from the camera's home screen, use the navigation buttons and choose SETTINGS,
GENERAL, LANGUAGE. Choose one of the 3 languages available: English, Deutsch (German), or Français
(French).
Press OK to confirm your choice.
A complete list of the camera’s settings is
presented in this section. Please note that
some settings may only be configurable
from the camera screen. In addition, other
settings may only be available in the
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MAIN CONFIGURATION
PHOTO MODE
DELAY
Instant; 10 seconds; 1 minute;
3 minutes; 5 minutes; 10 minutes;
15 minutes; 30 minutes
Allows you to choose the period of time to wait before the camera detects again and records the next picture.
A longer delay minimizes the number of photos taken and therefore maximizes battery life. A shorter delay
maximizes surveillance in the area but consumes more power. Shorter delays are recommended when the camera
is used for security purposes.
MULTI-SHOT
1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6 Allows you to set the number of photos per detection (up to 6) with a 5 seconds delay between each photo detection.
Recommended configuration
The camera can be configured to be used in trails. This situation usually
presents a lower level of activity, subjects that move quickly and fewer photos.
This configuration increases the chances of detecting animals in succession.
The camera can also be configured to be used in a bait site. This situation
usually presents a high level of activity, slower subjects and more photos.
This configuration allows to reduce the number of photos taken while
capturing all the activities at the baiting site.
This table presents the suggested configuration for these two situations:
Battery life may be affected if the configurations
are not suitable for the situation.
Trail use Baiting site use
Delay Instant 5 minutes
Multi-shot 1 1-6
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TIME-LAPSE MODE
VIDEO MODE
INTERVAL
From 3 minutes to 24 hours
Allows the camera to take photos at regular preset intervals. For example, if“5 minutes“ is selected in the Time-lapse mode,
the camera takes a photo every 5 minutes even if there is no detection.
Note:The Time-lapse mode only applies for photos, not videos. When the Time-lapse mode is selected, the Delay option and the Multi-shot mode are
disabled.
DELAY
Instant; 10 seconds; 1 minute;
3 minutes; 5 minutes; 10 minutes;
15 minutes; 30 minutes
Allows you to choose the waiting time interval before the camera detects again and can record the next video. A longer
delay will minimize the number of videos taken and maximize battery life. Shorter delay maximizes video shooting, but
requires more power consumption. Shorter times are advised when the camera is used for security.
VIDEO LENGTH
10 seconds; 30 seconds;
60 seconds; 90 seconds
Allows you to configure the recording time of video sequences.
PHOTO FIRST
When this option is enabled, a photo is taken immediately before each video and transferred to your application.
Note: The number in the file name of the photo refer to the number in the file name of the video.
For example, if the name of the photo is PICT001.JPG, the name of the video will be VID001.AVI
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CELLULAR CONFIGURATION
CELLULAR MODE
Activated; not activated
Allows the user to turn ON or OFF the cellular functions.
Note that this setting will only take effect the next time the camera makes a transfer.
FIRST TRANSFER TIME
All possible combinations
Allows you to choose the time when the camera makes its first transfer of the day.
Note: the camera transfers are configured by default with 4-hour intervals, determined from the time you
activated your camera. For example, if your camera was activated at 1:42 p.m., the next transfer will be at 5:42 p.m.
TRANSFER FREQUENCY
1; 2; 6; 12; each detection Allows you to choose the number of transfers the device performs each day.
TAKE A PHOTO AT THE NEXT TRANSFER
Activated; not activated
During the next transfer, the camera will automatically take a picture and communicate it to your application.
Once the photo is taken during the transfer, this feature will automatically be disabled.
ADVANCED CONFIGURATION
DATE FORMAT
MM/JJ/AA; JJ/MM/AA Allows you to choose the date format displayed.
TIME FORMAT
12 h; 24 h Allows you to choose the time format displayed.
TEMPERATURE UNIT
°C; °F Allows you to choose the temperature unit format displayed.
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ADVANCED CONFIGURATION
NIGHT MODE
Lets you choose the intensity of the infrared flash when taking a photo at night. This feature is one of the main
characteristics that set this camera apart. Different options are available to you: OPTIMAL (normal), IR-BOOST (lights up
powerfully to produce clear photos), NO GLOW (although active, the flash is imperceptible to the human eye), and BLUR
REDUCTION (eliminates the motion blur that a moving subject produces on a photo).
Your selection will affect the quality of the image. The OPTIMAL option offers a good balance between clarity and brightness.
OPERATING PERIOD
24 hours; 7 days
Allows you to choose the hours of operation of the camera, for each day, over a 1-week period.
The selected start and stop times will determine the times during which the camera will be on and take pictures.
For a 24-hour operation, the start and stop times should both be 00:00 or 12:00.
Note: You can adjust the hour format to 12 or 24 hours. Refer to the“Time Format” option.
BATTERY TYPE
AA; LIT-09; 12 V; auto Allows the user to select the battery type in use to get a more precise battery level reading.
GPS
Activated; not activated Allows the camera to send his GPS coordinates while it synchronizes.
TRIGGER SPEED
Optimal; fast
Allows you to choose the trigger speed of the image sensor. The“optimal”trigger speed provides better image quality but
may cause you to miss a fast-moving subject. On the other hand, a fast trigger speed ensures that the fast-moving subject
will be photographed, but the picture may be of poorer quality.
QUALITY
Normal; high
Lets you choose the quality of the saved photo: normal (2 MP) and high (12 MP).
If you choose a higher image quality, plan to use a higher capacity SD card to accommodate larger files.
No glow mode Optimal mode
LEDs invisibility
Battery life
Flash range
IR-boost mode
Blur reduction
Blurreductionmode
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OTHER CONFIGURATION
NAME OF THE DEVICE Allows you to name the camera for easy identification.
This function is very useful for users with more than one camera.
LANGUAGE
English; Français; Deutsch Sets the displayed language on your camera.
DATE
Sets the date format
Note:The date and time displayed on your device must be correct so that the information on your photos is accurate.
The date and time are automatically updated during cellular connection, according to the time zone of the area where the camera is located.
TIME
Sets the time.
Note:The date and time displayed on your device must be correct so that the information on your photos is accurate.
The date and time are automatically updated during cellular connection, according to the time zone of the area where the camera is located.
INFORMATION ON THE PHOTOS
Yes; No
Displays the date, time, temperature, moon phase, SPYPOINT logo, and camera model on each photo.
New moon First quarter Full moon Last quarter
Waxing crescent Waxing gibbous Waning gibbous Waning crescent
SENSITIVITY
Low; medium; high
Allows to choose the sensitivity of the motion sensor. A greater sensitivity will give a greater number of photos or videos.
However, excessive sensitivity could lead to false detections.
ABOUT THE DEVICE Displays system information: software/hardware version number, camera model, camera name, SIM card number and more.
FACTORY RESET Restores the camera to its default settings
Settings