Uovision GLORY LTE CELLULAR User manual

User Manual
GLORY LTE CELLULAR
(BLACK FLASH / NO GLOW) + built-in viewer

Contents
1Camera Overview.............................................................................................................1
2 Power.................................................................................................................................2
3 Installing your SIM card and SD card..............................................................................2
4 Download Tool (U Set.exe) ..............................................................................................3
3.1 Formatting the SD card..........................................................................................3
4.1Setup with PC / laptop............................................................................................4
5 Camera Mode Settings.........................................................................................................8
5.2PIR Tab....................................................................................................................10
6 Remote Control of Camera by APP / SMS.........................................................................12
7 View or Delete photos on the color display .........................................................................15
Appendix Ⅰ:Technical Specifications. .............................................................................. 17
Appendix Ⅱ: Parts List ....................................................................................................... 18
4.2Send a Test Photo....................................................................................................8
5.1CAM Tab..................................................................................................................8
5.3SYS Tab...................................................................................................................11
8 Trouble Shooting..................................................................................................................15
9 Mounting Tips.......................................................................................................................16

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1 Camera Overview
Front
View
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(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(9) (7)
(8)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
LTE main antenna
Black Flash (no glow) LED's
Lens
SIM card slot
Power switch
MENU Keyboard
SD card slot
Battery tray (AA size x 12)
Light sensor
Colour 2.0" programming / playback screen
Battery tray eject button
(11)
(10)
Bottom
View
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)
Microphone for sound recording (video clips)
USB port
6v external power port
Thread for mounting device
(12)
(13)
(14)
(15)

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2 Power
To supply power for the camera, 4, 8 or 12 size AA batteries are needed.
Notice
·Do not mix different types of batteries
·Please do not mix the old batteries with the new batteries
The following batteries can be used:
·High-density and high-performance AA size alkaline or 1.5v Lithium batteries (Recommended)
·Rechargeable 6V external SLA battery (Sealed Lead Acid) or solar panel
·Rechargeable NiMH AA size batteries (at least 2500mAh)
3 IInstalling your SIM card and SD card
SIM card
SD memory card (standard size)
Notice
·This product uses DD-LTE / TDD-LTE / WDCMA and GSM/EDGE cellular network frequencies.
Be sure that the PIN Code of the SIM card is disabled.
•Standard size SD and SDHC (High Capacity) cards up to a maximum 32GB capacity are
supported (Micro-SD memory cards with adapters are NOT recommended).
•Using high speed SD cards (SanDisk3 Ultra3 or Extreme3 series or similar) is
recommended if you will use the 1280x720 or 1920x1080 video settings.

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3.1 Formatting the SD card
Switch camera to SETUP. Press MENU button, then choose SYS tab. Navigate down by pressing the ▼
button until the FORMAT SD Card option is highlighted and press OK then choose Yes to format.
The camera is designed to instantly transmit triggered footage once the photo or video is taken by using
available cellular network signal and you can choose either of the following;
1. Images / short video clips (max 10 sec length) to up to 4 x different email address (uses DATA).
2. MMS photos to up to 4 different cell phone numbers or (uses AIRTIME);
PLEASE NOTE: SMS commands for remote controlling the camera also require AIRTIME on the SIM.
- Make sure you have a network enabled and registered SIM card and that AIRTIME / DATA are loaded
onto it.
- Be sure that the PIN Code is OFF from the SIM card before inserting SIM card to camera. (You can
disable the PIN of a SIM card via your mobile phone. Then reinsert the card into your camera).
The GLORY LTE camera has no internal memory storage space to store pictures / video clips. You need to
insert a SD memory card to let the camera work correctly. Standard size SD and SDHC (High Capacity) cards
up to a maximum 32GB capacity are supported (Micro-SD memory cards with adapters are NOT
recommended).
Using high speed SD cards (SanDisk3 Ultra3 or Extreme3 series or similar) is recommended if you will use the
1280x720 or 1920x1080 video settings.
Make sure the power switch is OFF before you insert the SIM card or SD card into camera. The camera will not
turn on without a SD card inside.
Make sure the write-protect switch on the side of the card is “off” (NOT in the “Lock” position).
4 Download Tool (U Set.exe)
Switch camera to SETUP. Press MENU button, then navigate to the NET tab and scroll down to the
DOWNLOAD TOOL option and press OK. This will save the U Set.exe setup program to the SD card.

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4.1 Setup with PC / laptop
Switch camera OFF and take out SD card and insert into Windows PC / laptop. Open up the SD card
drive and double click the U Set.exe program (you may see a warning box like below. Choose YES
to continue).
TIP: You can open the program directly from the SD card but its a good idea to create a folder on your
PC / laptop for your camera trap and copy this program into it. It saves you having to download it again
for future use if you need to change things.

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Send Mode:
(a) Instant - Select 'ON' to have the footage immediately transmitted to you or OFF to disable the
transmission feature.
(b) Number of transmissions: You can limit the number of transmissions you receive if required - if not,
select '0' for unlimited.
(c) Daily Report - This option will only send you the last photo taken each day with a report of all the
other activity captured during the day at preset time that you choose.
Operator Parameter (Cellular Network of the inserted SIM card):
(a) Country - From the drop down menu choose 'Customer' ('Operator' will automatically
change to 'Customer1 ).
(b) Click the 'Custom' button and a separate window will open to allow you to manually input custom
cellular network parameters
(c) Click 'OK' to save these custom Operator Parameters.
Custom Network Parameter Settings
Custom Cellular Network Settings:

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SOUTH AFRICAN CELL NETWORK PARAMETERS:
Vodacom MTN
CellC Telkom (8ta)
Send To / SMS Control:
(a) Phone: Sends triggered footage as MMS's (images only) to cell phones (up to 4).
(b) Email: Sends triggered footage as Email attachments (images or video clips) to Email addresses (up
to 4)
(c) Input phone numbers with no country prefixes and no spaces.
(d) SMS Control: Here you can set the camera to 'Off' (to not respond to remote SMS Commands) /
'On(24hour') - to always be ready to respond remote SMS Commands / or 'Set' - where you can set to
camera to only respond to remote SMS Commands at a specific time period (user-set).
(e) Command Phone (when SMS Control is enabled): This is the 1st Recipient and also the Cell Phone #
that will be able to remotely control the camera via SMS Commands (more info below)
(f) GPS: Select ON to keep track of your cameras location or OFF to not keep track of it.
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Gmail EXAMPLE:
Email:
Account:
[email protected]
[email protected]
SMTP server: smtp.gmail.com
Secure Type: SSL/TLS
SMTP Port: 465
Important! Gmail account settings change:
You have to 'Allow Less Secure Apps Access to your Gmail Account' - otherwise Gmail
will block the footage being transmitted.
When you are logged in to your own Gmail e-mail account (e.g. from your PC), please go
to your Account / Settings page
www.google.com/settings/security/lesssecureapps
Navigate to 'Less Secure App Access' and then click: "enable"
Now your camera is able to use your own Gmail account as a sending e-mail
address and photos/videos can be sent using your own Gmail account.
Sending via Email:
(a) Select the Send To 'Email' option and then click the 'Email Setting' button and a separate window will open
allowing you to input the SENDING parameters for the camera footage.
Some of the main service providers are also
listed here.
(b) Input your SENDING Email parameters and click 'OK' to save.
(c) Now input your RECEIVING Email address (up to 4).
You can input the same SENDING Email address as a RECEIVING Email address too
Rename:
(a) Here you can type a name for your camera which will be stamped on each photo and will also be the subject title of
each MMS / Email. This is handy if you have more than 1 camera as you know immediately from which camera the
notification has come from before viewing the footage (max of 8 characters).
CAM Setting:
For efficiency, you can click the 'CAM Setting' button and custom many camera settings to suite your requirements (these can
also be done through the camera Menu Options).
Email Parameter Settings

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After you have finished customising all the settings, make sure to save your path directly to the SD card root directory.
Locate your SD card be pressing the '...' button.
•It will then generate a ‘profile.bin’ file on SD card.
•Put the SD card back into the camera, switch camera to SETUP, then you will see
‘Update Success’ shown on the screen.
[Please ensure the file is labeled 'profile.bin' and not 'profile(1).bin' or 'profile(2).bin' or profile(3).bin' etc. as the camera will not recognize the
file with a number in its title]
TIP: You can also save the ''profile.bin' file into the folder you created on your PC / laptop (see previous TIP). This will also save you having to
input all the settings again.
1) Switch camera to SETUP mode, press ► [SHOT] button to manually take a picture, then press OK button to view
this picture;
2) Press theMENU button, choose SEND and press OK.You will see sending progress shows on the LCD screen. Once
yousee 'Sent Successfully',check your email account or phone to see if you receive the correct photo.
5 Camera mode settings
5.1 CAM TAB
Press menu button, then right arrow to CAM tab option and you will see the screensshown above. Press
▲▼ button to highlight the option, then press OK to select.
There is always a ‘*’ shown beside the current selected
option.
4.2 Send a Test Photo

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Photo or Video Mode
Select if you want the camera to record Photos or Videos. To customize these Photo or Video settings,
select 'Custom Settings'.

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5.2PIR TAB
Trigger Mode: Choose if you want PIR triggered footage, Timelapse triggered footage or Both.
PIR Sensitivity: Choose between Low / Auto or High PIR sensitivity
PIR Interval: This is the time delay of the PIR sensor to set after each trigger & transmission (for security
applications its best to have a short time setting). This setting prevents the SD card from filling up with too
many redundant images.
Time lapse: When you choose time lapse, the camera will automatically take photos or videos at user-set
interval times - even when it is not triggered by the PIR sensor. It’s useful for the constant monitoring of
an area - or for an area that is beyond the range of the PIR sensor.
Work Time1-4: You can set the camera to automatically work at preset times and even on preset days.
Outside of these pre-set times the camera will not work. Work hour: 00:00-00:00 means 24 hours. If the
settings is cross the day, for example: Start: 20:00 Stop: 10:00 means 00:00-10:00 am and 20:00-24:00
of the chosen day.
Work Time cont.
The camera can just work at a preset time and preset days. In the rest of the time the camera is under
standby mode.
There are four work time can be set.

Set Clock: Enter to set the date and time.
Password：You can set a Password to prevent anyone from accessing the camera menu options in the
field. Make sure you write down your password or save it to your mobile phone so you can still access your
camera if you ever forget your password.
Rename : In order to distinguish one camera from others, you can rename your camera. The character is
from”0”to”9” and ”A” to ”Z”. The max number of character is 8. Use “▲”“▼”to select the character, and
press OK to save it. The new camera name will be printed on time stamp.
Overwrite : The Over Write function will save new photos over the old photos on your SD card if it
becomes full. Each time a new photo is taken the oldest photo on the card will be overwritten, however
the camera may not continue to send pictures once the SD card is full.
If the manual sending failed, choose Diagnose to generate a Log file .
Format SD card : Deletes (erases) all files stored on a SD card to prepare it for reuse. Caution! First ,
make sure you have downloaded and backed up all the photos you want to preserve!
It’s recommended to format the SD card when first used in this camera, especially when the SD card has
been used in other devices
Default : The Default Set resets the camera to factory settings.
About: It shows the firmware version of the camera, for manufacturer’s use only.
5.3SYS TAB
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6 Remote Control of Camera by APP / SMS
You can remotely control many of the basic functions of your camera from your cell phone by Android
APP (iOS version still under development) or by SMS text messages when the camera's 'SMS Switch'
is set to ON mode.
IMPORTANT NOTE: the SMS switch MUST be set to ON in the NET menu set-up for the SMS feature
to function. The number which has control of this function (command phone number) is the one in the
first position of the phone number list.
Android APP [called CamCtrl_M]: Please search ’UOVision’ or ’CamCtrl_M ’in the Google play store
and install the APK file to your smart phone.

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CamCtrl_M App
Once loaded - select your camera and there are a great settings / commands that can be set / changed via the App.
Note: If you set Wireless Status to OFF, you will not receive photos or Daily reports to your phone or e‐mail. You
also can’t get any response of other SMS commands. Just Wireless ON command can be responded to when
the Wireless Status is Off.
Press to ADD NEW CAMERA
Input the cell number of the camera's SIM
card (no spaces or country prefix codes)

If you want to send SMS commands to the camera by normal text messages, below are a number of the most
commonly used SMS commands:
SMS Command Function
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7View or Delete photos on the color display
You can view your photos on the color display when in the field. If you want to do this, make sure the Power switch
is setted to SETUP. Press the Play button.You can use the ◄► buttons to toggle through the photos.
If you see photos you want to delete, press the DEL button. Use the ◄► buttons to toggle through YES or NO.
Press OK to delete it
Press the Play button again, you can back to the main screen.
If you want delete all photos one time, press from main screen, then press MENU. Choose Delete item, and
again to back to the main screen.
use ► to select delete all. After delete all the photos, press
8Trouble Shooting
COMMON ERROR MESSAGES:
“SEND FAIL”
“NETWORK BUSY”
Reasons for error:
1) The service in your area is not sufficient to run the camera.
2) There is an error when setting up the SIM card or it’s locked.
3) Your dataplan for the SIM card is not sufficient. Suggestions to remedy:
1) Ensure sufficient Data and Airtime are loaded onto the SIM.
2) Re‐do the U Set.exe program set‐up to make 100% sure there aren’t any mistakes, check to be sure the
numbers and e‐mail addresses are correct.
3) Contact your network provider and make sure your SIM card is registered, active and is UNLOCKED.
4) If it’s a cellular service issue you may need to purchase a booster antenna to help boost the signal. These can be
very effective in boosting the signal to your camera in a poor signal area.
“Network Busy:”
Reasons for error:
1) There is a problem with the phone number or email addresses.
2) There is not enough money on the SIMcard plan.
Suggestions to remedy:
1) Re‐do the U Set.exe program set-up. Make sure there are no mistakes.
2) Sometimes you need to go back to just one phone number or e‐mail address at a time to find where the error is.
Test with just one and if it works, then add more and test.
3) Ensure sufficient Data and Airtime are loaded onto the SIM.
Cannot access the SETUP menu:
Reasons for issue:
1) This only happens if you don’t have anSD card in the card slot or if the SD card is corrupted.
2) Batteries are too low
Suggestions to remedy
1) Install a standard size SD card or Install a new SD card
2) Replace the batteries.
10Tricks and tips on field setup
For best results, mount the camera approximately 1.5m off the ground facing straight forward as level as
possible.
-To enhance the flash, we recommend positioning the camera in an area with a backdrop to reflect the maximum
amount of light. For instance, place the camera 7m-10m/from a field edge facing the woods. For the inside of timber,
positioning the camera facing a thicket approximately 7m-10m away.
- Try to set the camera up so it’s not facing directly into the sun either in the morning or the evening when game
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9 Mounting tips
In some instances, using the forest for
reflection can add more light to your
target area.
Don’t facedirectly towards light
sources as this may result in
'white-out' / over-exposed
footage.
Mount the camera approximately 1.4m
off the ground facing straight forward as
level as possible. For instance, place the
camera 7m-10m from afield edge facing
the woods. If positioning the camera in
a bushy area, position it facing athicket
approximately 7m-10m away.
Recording short video clips is a
good way of minimising the
effect of night-time 'motion-blur'
images if the subject is moving
briskly past the camera. It
provides a constant light source.

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Appendix Ⅰ:Technical Specifications
Picture Resolution 20MP, 16MP,12MP, 8MP, 5MP, 3MP
Lens F/NO=2.2FOV(Field ofView)=58°
Frequency Bands UMTS/HSPA+: 900/2100MHz GSM/
EDGE:850/900/1800/1900MHz0
IR-Flash (No glow) (Low) 6m-12m, (High) 12m-25m
Display Screen 2.0” LCD
Memory Card Up to 32GB standard size SD card
Video Resolution WVGA,720P,1080P
PIR Sensor Multi Zone
PIR Sensitivity Adjustable (High/Normal/Low)
Trigger Time High:0.4s / Low:0.6s
Operation/Storage Tem. -20- +60°C/ -30 - +70°C
Trigger Interval 0s – 60 min.
Time lapse 3,4,5‐55 min (in 5 min increments)；
1-8 hours (in 1 hour increments)；
2hours/16 hours/20 hours/24 hours
Photo Burst 1–10
Video Length 1–60s
Power Supply 4×AA, 8×AA or 12AA or 6v external DC
Stand-byCurrent <0.25 mA (<6mAh/Day)
Low Battery Alert LED Indicator; APP / Cloud alert
Mounting Rope/Belt/Python lock
Dimensions 140 x95 x57mm
Operation Humidity 5% - 90%
Security authentication CE,RoHS

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Appendix Ⅱ: Parts List
Part Name Quantity
Digital Camera One
Mounting Strap One
User Manual One
Quick Start One
Antenna One
Declaration of Conformity to Directive
2014/53/EU
CE Caution：
Hereby, the manufacturer declares that this camera is in compliance with
the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive
2014/53/EU. Pls ask for your distributor for a copy of the
Declaration of Conformity to Directive 2014/53/EU.