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Then the camera will start to operate independently and will go into 
standby mode. As soon as any wild animals or similar enter the 
detecting range of the side motion sensors, the camera will be 
activated and detect the motion. If the wild animal keeps moving to the 
detecting range of the central sensor zone, the camera will start 
capturing photos and/or videos (depending on the configuration).

 

After the wild animal moves out of the detecting range of side motion

 

sensors, the camera switches off and goes back into standby mode.

 

3. Night working mode

 

3.1 During night exposures the infrared LEDs on the front of the 
camera provide the required light for taking pictures. The range of the 
LEDs makes the camera to shooting pictures within 3m-20m.However, 
reflective objects can cause overexposure.

 

3.2 Please note that pictures taken in night exposures are black and 
white. When recording a video for a long time, the low voltage may 
have great influence on the stability of the camera. So in case of the 
low voltage, it better not to record in the evening.

 

 

Videos/photos/dates output

 

 

1. TV connections

 

The camera can transfer the video signal to an external monitor or the 
video input of a television set. Please also follow the instructions of

 

the respective playback device.

 

1.1 Open the TV, connect the TV with the camera through date cable

 

Summary of Contents for Gepard

Page 1: ...User Manual OXE Gepard ...

Page 2: ...using and keep it at a safe place for future reference The compilation of the user manual refers to the latest information The manual quotes captured screen displays and graphics with the aim to introduce the digital camera through detailed and direct methods Due to the differences of technical R D and production batch those captured screen displays and graphics indicated in the manual may be diff...

Page 3: ...erformance a new memory card is needed to purchase The memory card is a precise electronic device Please don t bend it and keep it away from falling or heavy load Don t keep the memory card in the environment with strong electromagnetic or magnetic field like the place near speaker or receiver of TV Don t use or keep the memory card in environment with over high or low temperature Keep the memory ...

Page 4: ...a Don t use the memory card having formatted on other camera or card reader In case of one of the followings with the memory card the recorded data may be damaged Improper use of the memory card Disconnect power supply or take the memory card out during recording deleting formatting or reading Appearance OXE Gepard Appearance OXE Gepard ...

Page 5: ... SETUP 10 DC jack 13 Battery slot 16 Replay 19 Shot 22 Bracket hole 2 Infrared LEDS 5 PIR Motion Sensor 8 OFF 11 AV jack 14 MENU 17 OK 20 LCD 3 Indicator light 6 ON 9 USB jack 12 Speaker 15 Left 18 Right 21 Catch block ...

Page 6: ...e SHOT Video recording capturing OK 1 OK key 2 switch video mode Getting started 1 Battery Adapter Please make sure to place batteries in the camera before using 1 1 Find the battery box of the camera put into the 4x1 5vaa battery and ensure the correct polarity of the battery 1 2 When using the power adapter optional find theDC socket at the bottom of the camera or the rubber seal ring and open i...

Page 7: ...d must be inserted into the camera before using After inserting the memory card make sure to format the memory card on the camera first System settings 1 Power on and off System settings After the battery is put into the battery push the mode switch to the SETUP mode and set it In the test mode the infrared lamp is closed 1 1 To put the operating mode selector switch from OFF to SETUP the camera i...

Page 8: ...e is more detailed the photos are However the larger size files take more memory space to store 2 2 Video mode Select the video resolution 1920X1080 1280X720 720X480 640X480 The higher the resolution is more detailed the videos are However the larger size files take more memory space to store 2 3 Photo Video mode In Photo Video mode the camera first takes a photo and then starts filming video Note...

Page 9: ...reas and environments with little interference select High Select Medium for exterior areas and environment with a normal amount of interference and select Low for a environment with a high level of interference 6 Target recording time Here is to set the target recording time of the camera Press MENU to find Target recording time Press OK and then select ON to set the starting working and ending w...

Page 10: ... the value press the ok key to switch to the next location to be modified and press the menu key to exit after setting up Time format 12 24hr Date format dd mm yyyy yyyy mm dd mm dd yyyy 9 Password protections Set the camera boot password open the menu to select password protection and then press the OK key then set a 4 digit combination password between digit 0 9 If you forget the boot password w...

Page 11: ... return into standby 11 1 delete current file Using this feature you can delete the currently selected picture or video from the camera memory card In playback mode press the MENU key select delete the curren document press ok to confirm press right key to select Delete again press the OK key to confirm the deletion of the file 11 2 delete all file With this feature you can delete all pictures or ...

Page 12: ...al deletion Select Write protect current file to protect the currently selected recording from accidental deletion Select Write protect all files to protect all saved recordings from accidental deletion Select Unlock current file to remove the write protection for the currently selected recording Select Unlock all files to remove the write protection for all saved recordings Operating Principle 1 ...

Page 13: ...s up in red you have been detected by the front motion sensor In this way you can work out the best alignment for the camera 1 2 3 The motion display only lights up when operating mode selector switch is in the TEST position and one of the motion sensors has detected movement During normal operation there will be no LED display in this area 1 2 4 To ensure that the camera doesn t make unwanted rec...

Page 14: ...t exposures the infrared LEDs on the front of the camera provide the required light for taking pictures The range of the LEDs makes the camera to shooting pictures within 3m 20m However reflective objects can cause overexposure 3 2 Please note that pictures taken in night exposures are black and white When recording a video for a long time the low voltage may have great influence on the stability ...

Page 15: ...V 2 Transferring recordings to a computer Connect the camera with the computer through the cable After successful connection there would appear a new driver named mass storage on the computer Photos and videos can be found in DCIM 100MEDIA in the mass storage and can be copied to the computer Note In case of data loss please don t disconnect the cable or take out the memory card when copying photo...

Page 16: ...3M 2048 x 1536 1M 1280 x 960 Video resolution 1920x1080 1280X720 720X480 640X480 Memory type TF card up to 32GB max Format JPEG AVI USB connection USB 2 0 Power supply 6V language English French Spanish German Portuguese I taly Chinese OS Windows XP Vista 7 8 Mac 10 2 Dimension 108 5x75 5x46mm Note Specification could be subject to modification due to updating Please regard the actual product as t...

Page 17: ...www stasanet rs Declaration of conformity with Directive 1999 5 EC The manufacturer hereby declares under his responsibility that this product is in full compliance with the requirements and requirements of Directive 1999 5 EC CE and RoHS certification protocols are available from the distributor ...

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