Wildgame SC20B20-7 User manual

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Invisible IR Digital Scouting Camera
User’s Manual Model # SC20B20-7

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NOTE: FlexTime™ Player Software is optional. Most media
players can play FlexTime™ files.
Includes
User Manual
Flextime™ Player
Software
Camera Unit
Adjustable Strap

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RESOLUTION
FLASH
FLASH RANGE
SENSOR
SENSOR RANGE
IMAGE FORMAT
MEMORY
USB
IMAGE RESOLUTION
POWER SUPPLY
BATTERY LIFE
ONBOARD POWER
HOUSING
MOUNTING
MAX: 20 MP
42 pc High Intensity Invisible IR LED’s
up to 100 feet
Passive Infrared Sensor (PIR) Motion and Heat
up to 60 feet
JPEG - Digital Stills/ AVI-Digital Video
up to 32GB SD Card (not included and required)
Class 6 and above recommended
5-PIN Micro USB style - (not included)
High (20 MP)
Medium (10 MP)
Low (5 MP)
8 AA batteries (not included and required)
Alkaline recommended
Estimated up to 1 Year or 30,000 photos
Built in capacitor to retain Date and Time
Weather resistant with rubber gaskets
Adjustable Strap (included)
Features
NOTE: Battery life varies. Some camera settings such as shorter delay periods or
FlexTime™ mode may reduce overall battery life. Environmental conditions such as
extreme cold can also influence battery life.

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1. Locate the battery compartment by
lifting the latch on the right to open the
camera like a book. Inside the camera,
you’ll see the display screen and controls
on the left, and the battery compartment
on the right.
4. Once all 8 batteries are installed, press
firmly on the door until both notches
snap back into place.
Installing Batteries
2. Use two fingers to press the notches
at the top of the battery compartment
door. The door should come loose,
revealing the battery tray.
NOTE: This product requires 8 AA batteries, which are not included.
3. Insert all 8 AA batteries by matching
the +/- in the compartments with the
same +/- on the batteries.

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1. With the camera door open, locate
the SD card compartment below the
screen and controls. 3. Press the SD card into the slot until you
hear a quiet click.
Installing SD Card
2. Load the SD card with the label fac-
ing up, and the side with the grooves
inserted first.
NOTE: This product requires an SD card to store images. The SD card is not provided.
BEFORE INSTALLING: If you are using an SD card from another camera, you must format the SD card in your
computer prior to installing it in this camera. If you are using a new card, it may go directly into this camera
without any formatting.
IMPORTANT: The camera should always be powered
off before removing or inserting the SD card.

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1.To turn the camera ON, press
and release the POWER button
located below the right corner of
the screen.
2.Check the battery level to ensure the
batteries are properly charged. If so,
you are ready to proceed with camera
use.
Power On
1.
2.
To turn the camera OFF, the screen
should be “awake.” To wake up
the screen, press and release the
POWER button.
Press and hold the POWER button
until the screen turns off.
Power Off
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN

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1. If no buttons are pressed for 30 sec-
onds after turning the power on, the
screen will turn off and enter Power
Save Mode while the camera will
enter Ready Mode.
2.
3.
4.
During the first 2 minutes of Ready
Mode, a red light will illuminate
when a PIR event is triggered. The
red light will blink for 2-3 seconds
while a photo/video is taken.
After 2 minutes, all indicator lights
will turn off until a button is pressed.
The camera will continue to operate.
To awaken the screen from Power
Save mode, briefly press the power
button.
NOTE: The screen will not “wake up” if
the camera is writing to memory, and the
camera will not take a photo if the screen
is on.
Power Save/Ready Mode
RESET
POWER
OK

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1. To change the date and/or time, use the UP/DOWN arrows to scroll to TIME/DATE and
press OK.
2.This will prompt you to select the proper value for each item in this order: 1) hour; 2)
minute; 3) day; 4) month; 5) year. Use the UP/DOWN arrows to select the proper value
for each item. Click OK once the proper value is displayed to move onto the next item.
3.Once you have selected the proper value for the final item (year), click OK to save all
the information and return to the main menu.
Date/Time
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
DAY 02
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
DAY 03

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Location
1. To name your location, use the UP/DOWN arrows to scroll to LOCATION on the left
menu bar and press OK.
2. You can use up to 8 letters and/or numbers to name your location. Press the UP/
DOWN arrows to select each letter/number. Press the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to move
between each blank.
3. When you have your location set, press OK until you return to the main menu naviga-
tion. (If you are leaving any blanks, this may take several clicks.)
You have the option to save the location where this camera is installed. If you do not wish to use this func-
tion, please proceed to the next step.
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
______ __
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
A_____ __

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Trigger
1. To select a trigger setting, use the UP/DOWN arrows to scroll to TRIGGER on the
left menu bar and press OK.
2.Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to scroll to your preferred trigger mode and press OK.
PIR: Takes a photo only when the PIR sensor is triggered by motion or heat
FLEXTIME: Takes time lapse images at set intervals during key movement periods of the day
BOTH: Uses the PIR sensor and FlexTime™ modes simultaneously
This setting allows you to choose the mode in which the camera will capture images. There
are three modes.
3. Each of these modes comes with additional setting options. If you select PIR
MODE, you will be directed to the PIR MODE menu; if you select FLEXTIME, you
will be directed to the FLEXTIME menu; if you select BOTH, you will first be
directed to FLEXTIME then to PIR MODE.
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00

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Flextime™
Both
DUSK/DAWN
ALL DAY
FLEXTIME
FLEXTIME
FLEXTIME
2 HOUR
AFTER
SUNRISE
30 MINUTES
BEFORE
SUNRISE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE
INACTIVE INACTIVE
INACTIVE
30 MINUTES
BEFORE
SUNRISE
30 MINUTES
AFTER
SUNSET
30 MINUTES
AFTER
SUNSET
2 HOUR
BEFORE
SUNSET
DUSK/DAWN
ALL DAY
FLEXTIME FLEXTIME
2 HOUR
AFTER
SUNRISE
30 MINUTES
BEFORE
SUNRISE
PIR
PIR PIR
PIR
FLEXTIME & PIR
PIR PIRPIR
30 MINUTES
BEFORE
SUNRISE
30 MINUTES
AFTER
SUNSET
30 MINUTES
AFTER
SUNSET
2 HOUR
BEFORE
SUNSET

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1. If you haven’t already been redirected there, use the UP/DOWN arrows to scroll to
FLEXTIME on the left menu bar and press OK.
2. Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to select the time of day you want the camera to oper-
ate (DUSK/DAWN or ALL DAY) and press OK.
Flextime™
NOTE: See table on page 11 for more information.
IMPORTANT: This step is only necessary if you selected BOTH or FLEXTIME from the TRIGGER
menu. If you selected PIR MODE, these selections do not apply.
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00

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1. If you haven’t already been redirected there, use the UP/DOWN arrows to scroll
to PIR MODE on the left menu bar and press OK.
2.Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to select if you want the camera to take STILL images
or VIDEO. Press OK.
IMPORTANT: This step is only necessary if you selected BOTH or PIR MODE from the TRIGGER
menu. If you selected FLEXTIME, these selections do not apply.
PIR Mode
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
NOTE: If you select to record video, recording time
is 30 seconds.

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1. To select the time of day for camera
operation, use the UP/DOWN arrows to
scroll to PIR ACTIVE on the left menu bar
and press OK.
2.
3.
Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to select if
you want 24HR, DAY or NIGHT imaging.
When your preferred method is
highlighted, press OK to select.
This camera features two lenses: one day lens and
one night lens. The PIR Active setting allows you to
choose what time of day you want the camera to op-
erate and automatically selects the appropriate lens.
NOTE: If you choose 24-hour mode, the cam-
era will automatically transition between the
day and night lenses without making a sound.
IMPORTANT: This step is only necessary if you selected
BOTH or PIR MODE from the TRIGGER menu. If you
selected FLEXTIME, these selections do not apply.
PIR Active
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
RESET
POWER
OK

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1.
1.
To select PIR sensitivity, use the UP/
DOWN arrows to scroll to PIR SENSE
on the left menu bar and press OK.
To adjust the exposure, use the
UP/DOWN arrows to scroll to
EXPOSURE on the left menu bar
and press OK.
2.
2.
Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to select
your preferred PIR Sensitivity and
press OK.
Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to
select your preferred exposure
(HI, MED or LOW) and press OK.
IMPORTANT: This step is only necessary if you selected
BOTH or PIR MODE from the TRIGGER menu. If you
selected FLEXTIME, these selections do not apply.
There are three levels of PIR Sensitivity.
HI: Detects smallest movements
MED: Default setting detects most common size movements
LO: Detects large movements
PIR Sensitivity Exposure
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00

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1. 1.
To adjust the resolution of still images,
use the UP/DOWN arrows to scroll to
STILL RES on the left menu bar and press
OK.
To select the size of photos/vid-
eos captured by the camera, use
the UP/DOWN arrows to scroll to
PIC/VIDEO and press OK.
2. 2.
Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to select your
preferred resolution (HI, MED or LOW) and
press OK.
Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrows
to select your preferred size
(WIDE or REGULAR for photos;
REGULAR or HD for videos) then
press OK.
Still Resolution Photo/Video Size
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00

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1. To select a delay time between photos and/or videos, use the UP/DOWN arrows to
scroll to DELAY and press OK.
2.Use the LEFT/RIGHT arrows to select your preferred delay time (5 seconds, 15 sec-
onds, 30 seconds, 1 minute, 5 minutes or 10 minutes) then press OK.
Delay
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
AM 09:00

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1. 1.
2.
Make sure the screen is turned on.
2.
3.
Locate the battery life indicator
in the bottom right corner of the
screen.
Consider replacing the batteries if
the indicator shows low power.
Battery Life Indicator
To return the camera to factory settings,
locate the RESET button directly below
the POWER button.
Use a pencil or other small object to
press the RESET button.
Reset
RESET
POWER
OK
RESET
POWER
OK
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN
ALL DAYDUSK/DAWN

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Mounting
1. To mount the camera to an object in the field, locate the strap
that came supplied with the camera.
2. Remove the clip from one end of the strap and slide that end
through the two slats on the back of the camera.
3. Once the camera is attached, place the clip back on the strap.
4. Wrap the strap around the object at the appropriate height
and connect both ends of the clip. Pull any excess material on
the strap so the camera attaches to the object tightly.

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Once you connect the camera to your computer via the USB cable/ports, the camera will
then draw power from the computer. When completing the viewing, transferring, copying or
deletion of images, please make sure that you DISCONNECT THE USB CABLE FROM BOTH
THE CAMERA AND THE COMPUTER, as you will not be able to power the camera OFF until
you do so.
The directions as contained herein assume that you are using a Microsoft operating system
and not Linux or a Mac-based operating system. Even said, there may be slight variations
in your process based on the specific version of the operation system that you are using as
well as the predefined user preference for each computer. The below listed steps are to
serve as a guideline and may have to be slightly modified based on the specific operating
system and preference as on your personal computer.
Tips in the Field
-Place the camera 25-30 feet from your target area for optimal image quality.
-Try to avoid mounting the camera directly facing the rising or setting sun so sunlight isn’t
directly hitting the lenses.
-If mounting to a dusty environment (such as a feeder), regularly clean the camera lens cov-
ers, incandescent flash cover and PIR sensor cover.
-Periodically check the camera mounting to ensure it doesn’t become loose.
-To keep any water from damaging the unit, the camera door must remain closed with the
latch secured tightly while the camera is in use.
-Regularly remove the battery compartment cover to inspect the batters for any corrosive
build-up, as this may harm the camera.
Important