Stealth Cam STC-V650 User manual

STC-V650 User’s Manual
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For Customer Service or Warranty Information Call Toll Free
877-269-8490
Stealth Cam LLC
P.O. Box 539504
Grand Prairie TX 75053-9504
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Stealth Cam Limited Warranty
Your Stealth Cam scouting camera is covered by a 90 days Limited Warranty
on parts and labor from the date of original purchase and purchases must be
made through an authorized dealer. The warranty covers defects in
workmanship and materials. The warranty does not apply to units which have
been damaged or abused intentionally or unintentionally. A purchase from
individuals or unauthorized internet sites voids the warranty.
Tampering with or altering the unit will void the warranty. Any unauthorized
service will void warranty. Original sales receipt must be produced for any
warranty service and a Return Authorization (RA) number must be obtained
from customer service at 877-269-8490 prior to returning product.

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Manual Contents
Camera overview 4
Picture capacity chart 7
Camera kit contents 8
Battery and memory Installation 9
Definition 13
Set up and programming 16
Using the camera 22
Mounting the camera 23
Viewing & Deleting images 28
Using external solar power 32
Memory compatibility chart 34
Technical Specs 35
General Information 38
Moon Phase symbol chart 40

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Camera overview
Front housing image with major parts indication.

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Open view image with major parts indication:

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Side view with major parts indication:

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Picture / Image Capacity
SD card High Mid Low Base AVI
16MB 8 17 40 160 1
32MB 16 34 80 320 2
64MB 32 68 160 640 4
128MB 64 136 320 1280 8
256MB 128 272 640 2560 16
512MB 256 544 1280 512 32
1 GB 512 1088 2560 10240 64
2 GB 1024 2176 5120 20480 128
NOTE: Picture / Image Capacity Chart provides approximate number of
images or AVI movies based on resolution setting and the size of
memory card. These figures may vary depending on the amount of
detail in the image.

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Camera kit contents
• Model STC-V650 Sniper Digital Scouting Camera
• User Manual
• USB cable
• Mounting Strap

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Battery & memory installation
The Stealth Cam STC-V650 Sniper Advanced Digital Scouting Camera
is designed to operate using two different types of battery power
options.
NOTE: Always have camera in the OFF position when installing or
removing batteries. Removing battery while the camera is in operation
may damage the camera.
Batteries “C” cell:
The internal battery compartment accepts 6 x “C” cell batteries. Be
sure to use high quality brand name alkaline batteries. Install batteries
with correct polarity (+/-) as noted inside the battery compartment.
Warning:
Do not use a different Voltage lead
acid battery other than the one specified in
this section. Doing so will damage the camera
and will void the warranty.

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12V Lead Acid external battery
The STC-V650 is equipped with an external power jack designed to
accept a barrel plug cable to attach to a sealed lead acid battery. (sold
separately). This will enhance the camera’s field life. Battery cable and
complete 12V Lead Acid battery kits are available wherever Stealth
Cam scouting cameras are sold or call toll free 877-269-8490. Only
Stealth Cam external battery accessories are recommended.
• Insert the external battery barrel plug into the DC 12V jack on
the bottom of camera housing
• Turn the camera power on.
 Please make sure the voltage and polarity (+/-) are correct
before connection. Incorrect voltage or polarity (+/-) will
damage the camera.
Please note: When both internal and external batteries are connected
the camera will draw power from the higher voltage
source first.
Solar Power
See using external solar power section on page 32.