Browning BTC-5HD-APX+32GSB+CR Trail Cameras Strike Instruction Guide

Browning BTC-5HD-APX+32GSB+CR Trail Cameras Strike

Specifications

• Item Package Dimensions L x W x H 8 x 4.92 x 4.45 inches
• Package Weight ‎ 51 Kilograms
• Material ‎Other
• Style ‎SD Card Reader For Android
• Connectivity Technology Infrared
• Flash Memory Type SD, SDXC, SDHC
• Special Feature Adjustable
• Shooting Mode Night
• Brand Browning

Introduction

STRIKE FORCE APEX HD 18MP CAMERA WITH 32GB SD CARD AND CARD READER FROM BROWNING TRAIL CAMERAS The amazing trigger speed and 0.6 second recovery time of the brand-new Strike Force APEX cameras are unmatched. Enjoy premium performance with 18 MP picture quality and a brand-new video processor that creates stunning 1600 x 900 HD+ video clips with sound. To maximise battery life and create the best possible nighttime shots, the Strike Force APEX offers an adjustable IR flash range. Other features include SD card management choices and Smart IR video, which keeps recording video all day long when there is game activity. Additionally, SDXC memory cards up to 512 GB are supported with the Strike Force APEX.

We advise using Browning brand SD cards in your trail cameras for the best performance. For the fastest write speeds for high-resolution photographs and HD video clips, all of our SD cards are SDHC class 10. Our SD card readers are the ideal method to use your tablet or smartphone to review your camera photographs while out in the field. View the photographs on your SD card by simply inserting the card reader into your Apple or Android device.

Getting Started

• 1-Trail Camera
• 1-6′ Tree Strap
• 1-Instruction Manual

Browning Trail Cameras – Models of the Strike Force

Browning Trail Cameras are created by a dedicated team of hunters and outdoor enthusiasts that work tirelessly to provide the most cutting-edge, high- performance trail cameras with unrivalled industry quality. In light of this, innovation has always been the key to our success. Over the years, some of the most innovative products we have produced have been high-performance cellular cameras, military-grade IR flashes, dual lenses, wifi and Bluetooth connectivity, 4K UHD video, smart IR and SD card management features, auto- adjust illumination, and even 512 GB SD card capacities.

To help you get amazing pictures of the wildlife on your property, Browning Trail Cameras gives you a complete variety of trail cameras and related accessories. With you in mind, the Strike Force series of trail cameras and accessories has been created to produce great HD quality results in the field. Our collection of game cameras has the features you need, whether you’re trying to catch that once-in-a-lifetime buck rushing down a trail or you just want to see what’s gathering around your feed blocks. That works to our benefit.

SD Card Selection

Install a good quality memory card. The best brands of SD cards are Browning branded cards, Sandisk or Kingston branded cards. Your camera can operate on standard class 10 or higher SD cards ranging from 4-32 GB. You can also use higher capacity SDXC cards ranging from 64-512GB. Please see page 22 for a graph showing how many photos, videos and timelapse segments can be stored on SDHC or SDXC cards from 4-64GB. Based on your intended camera vsage, this table will help you determine what size SD card you need to use in your camera.

Battery Installation

Release the battery tray by sliding the Battery Eject switch. The battery tray will eject about 1/2″. To completely remove the battery tray, simply pull the tray with a bit of force. Install 6 AA Alkaline or Lithium batteries in the battery tray. Make SUre you install the batteries with the correct polarity, following the markings on the battery tray For opimtimal performance we recommend using Browning branded batteries, Energizer or Duracell Slide the battery tray into the closed position.

Set Time and Date

To Set the time and date From the HOME screen, press the MODE button once. This will take you to the SET TIME AND DATE sereen. Press the ENTER button once. The month selection will begin flashing. Use the UP and DOWN buttons to set the correct monih. When finished setting the month, press the RIGHT ARROW key to advance to set the correct day. Continue through all settings in this manner until the correct time and date appear. Press the ENTER button once after you have made your selection for AM/PM. This will lock in your settings Once finished, press the DOWN ARROW key to continue to the next camera setting option.

Field Installation

• We recommend mounting your new trail comera at a height ot approximately 3 feet off the ground.
• The heavy duty 1 nylon strap threads through the strap mounting loops in the back of the camera and will secure your trail camera to trees large or small.
• For optimal trail camera mounting, we recommend using the Browning Trail Camera Tree Mount. This mount has o locking gimbal that can position your trail camera at the optimal angle.
• The back of your trail camera is also equipped with built in= security coble loops. These are perfect tor using a locking steel cable or a 5/16″ Python” cable lock (not included).

Warranty

ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY

Your Browning Trail Camera warranty covers your trail camera for one year. We warrant that your camera will be free from defects in workmanship and materials when operated in normal use and conditions. This warranty will allow Browning Trail Cameras, at its diseretion, to repair the product or replace it with a new or refurbished unit.

Warranty limitations

This warranty does not cover cameras that have been:

1. Neglected or abused (including, but not limited to water damage caused by submersion, battery leakage, or improper storage.
2. Modifications or repairs by unauthorized agents.
3. Damaged cameras that have cracked or broken outer cases due 1o excessive impact, heat or mishandling.
4. Damages caused by wild animals.

WARRANTY SERVICE

In the event warranty service is needed, contact Browning Troil Camera’s customer service at 1.888.618.4496. Our knowledgeable agents can help troubleshoot any issues with your trail camera. In the event your camera needs to be returned for service, our agents will advise the correct mailing address and RMA number needed for proper service of your unit. You will also need your original receipt, or proof of purchase for warranty service. You are responsible for packaging and shipping cost of your camera unit to our warranty center.

FCC Statement

This device complies with Port 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Shielded cables with ferrite must be used with this unit to ensure compliance with the Class B FCC limits.

Warning

Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.\

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this camera include tree strap?

Yes. It includes a 6′ tree strap with metal buckle.

What is the file format of the video? i read that browning uses tls (?), not avi or mp4.

Browning uses the .talc format (possibly a proprietary format) for its time- lapse pictures. You can view these on Browning’s free Buck watch App. You can change this to .avid by merely changing the file suffix to .avi. But…sometimes that interferes with Browning’s Buck Watch software. If you want an .avi version of the time-lapse videos and want to avoid potential problems, , copy the .tlc file and convert the copy to avi.

Is the only way to look at the pics by connecting it to a computer?.if yes is there one where you can see it on your phone?

Computer is the best way. I have had spotty luck with SD card readers in phones. One minute they work then they don’t. I normally take my laptop into the woods unless i can wait until i get home.

Is this camera blacked out?

I’m not sure that this camera is totally “blacked out”. I can see small red lights flash when it takes pictures at night. Check the product description and compare it to the Browning Black Ops cameras.

Is the buckwatch software compatibly with a chromebook system?

Don’t know but I’d doubt it

Does this cam include buckwatch software?

While our trail cameras no longer include a disk that has the software on it we do make it available via a link that the instruction manual directs you to. The Buck Watch Timelapse Viewer Software is a free download and is only necessary when operating the camera in Timelapse Plus mode.

Does this have no-glow, (940nm), IR illumination?

The strike Force series of cameras does have a visible glowing IR illuminator. When you walk up on them at night, you can see the IR emitters glowing. I don’t know the wavelength of the IR light.

How does this camera Attach to the tree?

Not too large or the strap will not be long enough. Be aware these camera’s are easy prey to theft using just the strap. I opted for a metal box and used lag bolts to attach it to a tree. Put the camera inside then apply the cover plate. Seal with a lock of your choice. Much safer and secure. Make certain if you purchase a metal box it is for your camera.

What is the closest distance the subject will still be in focus?

About 4-5 Feet.
Will you charge the shipment individually for each camera? Because I’m planing on buying 4 with shipment for Mexico
Typically they will ship in case packs of 4, but this is a question that should be directed to your 3rd party reseller directly.
What is the furthest distance the camera will get triggered?
75-90 feet in my experience. Of course anything closer will trigger the camera also.

What is warranty on this ?

All Browning Trail Cameras have a one year warranty from date of purchased.

Anybody know of a game camera that is not made in China?

No and this one sucks

Does this camera take a cable lock?

Yes, it has a few places with holes and spots to slide a security cable thru. I bought a DLC Covert Python Security Cable on Amazon that works perfect with this trail camera. just to be clear the security cable works well to hang the camera from a tree or post and to prevent some from stealing the trail camera. However, the SD Card could still be taken out of the camera.

Does this camera take night videos?..all im getting is sound and black screen?

Mine takes night videos of possum and armadillos.

Is the IR sensor visible at night?

The IR sensor works at night.

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