Stealth Cam PX Pro Series User manual

PX Pro Series
Instruction Manual
V6

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our website to determine you are using the latest rmware or software version.
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Table of Contents
About Your Camera 4
Quick Setup Guide 5
Camera Overview 6
Camera Setup 7
Camera Conguration 8
Camera Conguration. 10
Viewing and Deleting Images 13
Frequently Asked Questions 14
Camera Care 15
Limited Warranty Information 16

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About Your Camera
60 Foot Detection and Flash Range
See farther with long-distance PIR sensor and LEDs.
0.8 Second Trigger Speed
Never miss a shot with lightning fast 0.8 second trigger
speed.
Quick Set Options
Set up in seconds with pre-programmed options.
Burst Rapid-Fire Mode
Rapid-re Burst Mode, multiple exposures per triggering.
32 IR LEDs
Perfectly illuminate your nighttime photos with 32 IR LED
lights.

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Quick Setup Guide
Insert Batteries and SD Card
Install 8 AA batteries and a class 10 SD card into camera.
Mount Camera
Mount the camera at the desired location using the strap
mount, Python Lock cable, Articulating Ball Joint Mount, or
other desired mounting mechanism. Position the camera so
that it faces North or South
Activate Camera
Set camera to desired Quick Set (QSET) or to custom
conguration and place in desired vantage point to start
capturing photos of game.

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Camera Overview
Universal
¼ - 20 Thread
Menu
EnterUpDown
Power Switch

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Camera Setup
Battery Installation
To remove the batteries; open the case to see plastic door covering
inlaid battery tray. First, remove plastic battery door. Once exposed,
insert 8 AA batteries, ensuring that orientation matches markings
placed on plastic. Once batteries are properly installed, simply
replace battery door back to original position.
SD Card Installation
The SD card slot is located on the
left side of the camera. With the
camera open, insert SD card with
the label facing you. Only minimal
resistance should be felt as card is
inserted and a click when the card
is fully inserted.

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Camera Conguration
This camera features 3 Modes of operation (OFF |
TEST | ON) and 6 distinct Quick Set (QSET) options.
OFF – This position completely powers down the unit.
ON – This position turns the unit ON allowing it to
capture images/videos based on the operational mode
the unit is set. The unit will automatically enter Date &
Time menus on initial startup.
Name Type Quality Timeout
Delay Detail
QSET 1 Photo Low 30 sec 3 Photos
QSET 2 Photo High 30 sec 1 Photo
QSET 3 Video 720P 30 sec 10 sec video
QSET 4 Photo Medium 5 sec 3 Photos
QSET 5 Photo Medium 90 sec 2 Photos
QSET 6 Video 720P 5 sec 15 sec video
TEST – This is the nal switch setting, and is used to determine the camera’s
PIR sensor coverage area. When moved to this setting the display will display
TEST. Simply walk back and forth in front of the camera, the light will illuminate
green when you have passed into the coverage area.
See table for breakdown of Quick Set modes.
• While ON the unit will remember the last set operational mode.
• Pressing the UP and DOWN button cycles the available modes
respectively. (Qset1 / Qset2 / Qset3 / Qset4 / Qset5 / Qset6 / Custom)

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Custom Conguration
The CUSTOM setting on your camera allows you to customize every
setting to t your exact needs. To begin, press the Up or Down arrows
until CUSTOM is displayed on the camera, and then press Enter.
Once inside the custom settings menu, use the Up and Down arrows to
scroll through the di󰀨erent settings. To change a setting that is displayed,
press the Enter key and the setting will begin ashing. At this point use
the Up and Down arrows to change the setting. When nished press the
Enter button to save the change or press Menu to cancel change.
When you are nished conguring your camera’s settings, press the
Menu button to return your camera to an active state.

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OPERATION MODE: This setting will change the
operation mode of the camera. Di󰀨erent operation
modes will have di󰀨erent adjustment settings.
OPTIONS: PIR Photo | PIR Video | Time Lapse
DATE: This setting is used by the camera to
display the correct date on the Info Bar of the
image.
TIME: This setting is used by the camera to display
the correct time on the Info Bar of the image.
Camera Conguration.
RESET: Selecting “Yes” on this option will reset
every setting back to the default conguration.
Selecting “Yes” will completely wipe your custom
conguration.
OPTIONS: Yes | No
DELETE CARD: Selecting “Yes” on this setting
will completely format the SD card inserted
into the camera. Formatting an SD card will
completely erase any data present on the card. It
is recommended to format an SD card before use
inside a camera.
OPTIONS: Yes | No
NAME: This setting will allow you to customize the
name of your camera.
TIME ZONE This setting allows you to set your
camera to di󰀨erent time zones.
OPTIONS:
Eastern | Central | Mountain | Pacic | Alaskan
| Hawaiian
OPERATING HOURS: This option is available for
PIR PHOTO and PIR Video settings. This feature
allows you to designate a time for the camera to
be active.
OPTIONS:
24/7: Camera is always on.
SCHEDULED: Selecting this will allow you to
enter a time range for the camera to be active
and operational. Camera will not take photos
outside of dened time range.
START TIME (HH:MM): Start time for camera
to be active.
END TIME (HH:MM): Time at which you want
the camera to no longer be operational.
TEMPERATURE: This setting is used to change
temperature format on Info Bar.
OPTIONS: Farhenheit | Celsius
RESET: Selecting “Yes” on this option will reset
every setting back to the default conguration.
Selecting “Yes” will completely wipe your custom
conguration.
OPTIONS: Yes | No