Stealth Cam STC-BT14 User manual

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STC-BT14
Instruction Manual
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To ensure the product is being utilized to its full potential, we recommend checking
our website for new product updates. If your camera is having an issue, please check
our website to determine you are using the latest rmware or software version.
Notice
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
EMAIL:
[email protected]
Please allow 48 hours for email
response.
GSM, LLC
P.O. Box 535189
Grand Prairie, TX 75053-9504
CUSTOMER SERVICE
CONTACT & HOURS
Toll Free: 877-269-8490
CALL CENTER HOURS
Mon – Fri / 8 AM – 5 PM (CST)
WEBSITE
www.stealthcam.com
Contact Us
BT14

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Table of Contents
About Your Camera 4
Quick Setup Guide 5
Camera Overview 6
Camera Setup 8
Camera Conguration 9
Viewing and Deleting Images 12
Frequently Asked Questions 13
Camera Care 14
FCC COMPLIANCE 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.
0.7 Second Trigger Speed
Never miss a shot with lightning fast 0.7 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.
18 IR LEDs
Perfectly illuminate your nighttime photos with 18 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 does not face East or West directly as the rising and
setting of the sun can cause false positive triggers.
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
Menu Down Up Enter
Mode Switch
MENU ENTER
Universal
¼ - 20 thread
SD Card
Slot
Battery
Release Switch

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Python Cable
Lock Hole
Strap
Mounts
Universal
¼ - 20 thread

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Camera Setup
Battery Installation
To remove batteries from unit, simply open camera and slide the
battery release switch to the left. Once the battery compartment is
open, insert batteries into camera, being careful to match the orien-
tation marked on your camera. After batteries are inserted, close the
battery compartment and secure the battery release switch.
SD Card Installation
SD card slot is located on the
bottom of the camera, above the
battery compartment. Insert SD
card with the label facing back of
camera. 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 4 distinct modes of operation:
QSET 1 | QSET 2 | QSET 3 | CUSTOM |.
Each setting is activated based upon the position of the switch inside the unit.
Name Type Quality Timeout
Delay Detail
QSET 1 Photo Medium 30 sec 3 Photos
QSET 2 Photo Medium 30 sec 1 Photo
QSET 3 Video 640 x 360 30 sec 10 sec video
Quick Sets
Once selected, the screen will display the Quick Set (QSET) that has been
chosen and then count down from 9to 0 seconds. When countdown has
been completed camera is ready and in an active state.
See table for breakdown of Quick Set modes.
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QSET 1
QSET 2
QSET 3
Custom
MENU ENTER

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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, move the slider to the CUSTOM
position and press the menu button on the camera.
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: The operation mode setting
is accessible immediately after the Time setting.
The screen will be blank with either Video or
Photo displayed on the right side of screen. Press
Enter to change between Photo and Video mode.
OPTIONS: Photo | Video
DATE: This setting is used by the camera to
display the correct date on the Info Bar of the
image.
PHOTO BURST: This setting determines how
many photos are taken each time the camera is
activated.
OPTIONS: 1 photo – 3 photos
Note: This setting is only applicable in photo
mode.
PIR DELAY: This setting is used to determine how
long the camera will wait before reinitializing the
PIR sensor after taking a photo.
OPTIONS: 5 sec | 10 sec | 15 sec | 30 sec |
60 sec
RESOLUTION: This setting will determine the
quality of each image. A higher quality will result in
better photos and take more memory space.
OPTIONS: High | Med | Low
Note: This setting is only applicable in photo
mode.
VIDEO LENGTH: This setting is used to determine
the length of time, in seconds, of a video recording
OPTIONS: 5 sec | 10 sec | 20 sec
Note: This setting is only applicable in video
mode.
TIME: This setting is used by the camera to display
the correct time on the Info Bar of the image.
Camera Conguration cont.

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There are a few methods for viewing and deleting your les.
i. Using an SD Memory Card Reader/Viewer: You will simply
need to remove the SD card from the camera and insert it into
the reader to view the les; you can also delete them from this
device.
ii. Using your computer: This method requires an SD card slot to
be installed to your computer. Please refer to your computer’s
Owner’s Manual for the proper way of viewing the les.
iii. Obtain a mobile device adapter: This will allow you to plug one
end into the device, and, at the other end, insert the SD card.
Please refer to the vendor’s User Manual for the proper way of
viewing the les.
Viewing and Deleting Images

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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will I lose my images and settings if the batteries die?
A: You will lose your settings but not your images. The images are stored on your
external SD memory card so your images will be intact only on your card.
Q: Why is my camera taking pictures with nothing in front of it?
A: This camera is powered by motion activation. This can cause objects, like a tree
branch or moving water, within the camera frame to cause the camera to take a photo.
Q: Is there a warranty that comes with my camera or an extended warranty I can
purchase?
A: Your Stealth Cam Camera comes with a Limited 1-year warranty. Please contact
support at 1.877.269.8490 for more information.
Q: Can I mix batteries together?
A: No, you should never mix batteries. After your camera batteries die, always install
brand new batteries in your camera.
Q: Can I use rechargeable batteries in the camera?
A: Rechargeable batteries can be used but will cause battery percentage to be report-
ed incorrectly.

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Camera Care
Operating Conditions
This camera is designed to function in 14°F – 104°F (-10°C -
40°C) 20%-85% relative humidity, non-condensing.
Product Care
• When not in use, store camera in a cool, dust-free, environment.
• Handle camera with care.
• Camera is weather resistant only. Do not fully submerge camera in
water or other liquid. Doing so will void camera warranty.
• Only use same type of batteries to power camera. Do not mix old
and new batteries.
• Do not touch camera lens directly. Clean only with soft lens cloth.
• Use damp cloth to clean. DO NOT submerge camera.
• Remove batteries when camera is not in use for an extended time.
• Do not open camera housing to access internal parts. Doing so
could damage camera and void warranty.
Notice
Camera is an active electronic device. Attempting to service
internal parts may expose you to dangerous voltages and
other risks.