K F CONCEPT 4K 48MP Trail Camera Instruction Manual

Instruction Manual Wildlife Camera

Package Check list:

1. Wildlife camera; 2. Mounting strap; 3. Tree nail bracket; 4. USB cable (USB2.0); 5. Instructions

Caution:

1. Please tear off the protective film on the camera lens and PIR sensor before use.
2. Eight 1.5 V AA alkaline batteries or lithium batteries shall be installed before use. Caution: Ban mixing new batteries with old ones or mix the battery types.
3. Ordinary rechargeable AA batteries are not recommended, because the low voltage generated will cause operational problems. Using standard 1.5 V rechargeable AA batteries.
4. When setting up and testing the camera for the first time, it will ead to power consumption very quickly, please replace the new battery before official use.
5. In order to save photos and videos, SD memory card (Note: please use class 10 or above), must be inserted into the memory card slot. Please insert the SD card when the camera is n OFF mode. Caution: format the SD card when using the camera for the first time.( SD memory card capacity shall be within 512 GB).
6. The screen only be opened in the TEST mode to change the menu settings, view the photos and videos taken.
7. Connect the hunting camera via mini USB (USB2.0), the data can be displayed to the computer.
8. Please mount the camera at a height ofl – 2 m with straps or tree nails, adjust best field of vision.

Product Introduction:

3.1. Information of the camera
The trail camera is a wildlife observation camera with an nfrared sensor that can detect the change of ambient temperature in the detection area. When animals enter the area, the camera can be activated to take photos or record videos.
3.2 Structure of the camera

1. PIR sensor;
2. LED infrared light;
3. Lens;
4. Working light:
5. Locking buckle:
6. MENU;
7. REPLAY;
8. SHOT,
9. OK;
10. VIDEO/UP;
11. (Left and right)SELECT;
12. PHOTO/DOWN;
13. Loudspeaker:
14. SD card slot;
15. USB interface;
16. TEST;
17. Battery jar;
18. 6V1.5A Power interface;
19. Fixed port;
20. Screen.

Camera Operation

4.1. Installation of the battery
As shown in the images, open the camera locker, the battery jar is on the right part of the camera. Pull the rope at the top of the battery Jar first, open the battery protective cover, install 8 new 1.5V AA batteries, and then close the protective cover. Checking the positive and negative directions of each battery are correct.
Note: Disposable AA alkaline batteries or lithium batteries are recommended. Never mix new batteries with old ones.
Rechargeable AA batteries are not recommended, because most rechargeable batteries cannot reach the voltage of 1.5V.![K F CONCEPT 4K 48MP Trail Camera

• Structure 2](https://manuals.plus/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/K-F-CONCEPT-4K- 48MP-Trail-Camera-Structure-2.jpg) 4.2. Insertion of memory card
  It is necessary to insert a memory card to save photos and videos. 32 GB to 128 GB SDHC/SDXC memory cards are recommended. Please insert the SD card into the memory card slot before startup. Please check whether the memory card protection setting is activated before inserting the SD card (as shown in the figure);
  Insert the memory card as shown In the figure, push the memory card into the card slot, and a'”snap” sound indicates that the memory card is in place;When taking out the memory card, press the memory card and push it inward. When you hear a “snap” sound, the memory card will be partially ejected and then it can be taken out.
  Caution: Only the SD memory card with standard size can be used. Micro SD cards with an adapter cannot be used. Please use the SD card of Class 10 or above, with a maximum capacity of 512 GB.
  4.3. External power supply
  The camera can be connected to an external power supply, and a6V15 ~ 2A external power supply is required.
  Please use a DC connector with an outer diameter of 3.5 mm and an inner diameter of 1.35 mm. 4.4. Installation of fixing device

  • Install straps: Fix the camera to a tree or other object with the attached strap, place the camera as needed, and pull the loose end of the fixing strap until the camera is firmly fixed.
  • Install tree nails: Fix the camera on the tree with the attached tree nail, and the interface of the tree nail is of 1/4″ x 20 thread, as shown n the figure

4.5. Schematic diagram of startup operation
Open the locker; Uncover the battery protection cover; Put in the battery; Confirm the memory card; nsert memory card;
Open the TEST mode; Enter the system menu; Select “Format the memory card” and then click OK.

Camera Settings

The camera can start working once the battery and SD card are putting in
Before using the camera, please change the settings as your need, which a TEST mode is available. Under this mode, in addition to the change of settings, you can also view photos and videos taken.
5.1. Mode switch
“OFF” mode: An initial mode, under which, the camera can be shut down;
“TEST” mode: This mode can be used to set up the camera or view the photos and videos taken;
“ON” mode: Under this mode, the camera will enter the working state and operate according to the set parameters.
5.2. Introduction to keys
Turn the mode switch to TEST mode and the camera will be turned on;
Use the operation key. The following operation keys are provided on both sides of the display panel:

Switch to VIDEO (in TEST mode)
Down| “Down” (in MENU mode); View the next photo/video (in REPLAY mode); Switch to PHOTO (in TEST mode)
Left| Left navigation (MENU mode)
Right| Right navigation (MENU mode)
SHOT| Start photo taking/video recording ( in TEST mode )
OK| Start /stop playing video files ( PLAY mode ); OK/Enter (in MENU mode)

5.3. Description of function settings
In TEST mode, press the MENU key to call the menu. Tips: “TEST” mode for setting screen constants, quick power consumption, please replace the battery with a new one after setting and testing.

VIDEO; PHOTO +
VIDEO| When motion is detected, the camera will take photos or record videos; in “PHOTO + VIDEO” mode, the camera will take photos before recording
Photo resolution| 48MP; 40MP; 32MP; 24MP; 16MP; 12MP; SMP (default)| The higher the resolution, the better the photo quality, and the more storage space required
Continuous photo taking| 1 photo (default);
2 photos; 3 photos; 10 photos| Select the number of photos taken when the camera is triggered in the PHOTO mode
TEST| Sub Menu| Description
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Video resolution| 3840 x2160@10f ps
2304×1296@30f ps
1920 x1080p@30fps
1280x720p@30fps (default)
720x 480p@/30fps
640 x 480p@30fps| Video resolution is optional
Time-lapse video resolution| 8MP (3840 2160P);
SMP(30721728P) (default);
3MP (2304*1296P);| Time-lapse video resolution is optional
Video duration| 10 s (default); Minimum 3 s, maximum 10 min| Video length is adjustable
Sound recordings| ON (default); OFF| Choose whether to record video with sound or not
Motion sensing delay| 30 s (default); Minimum 2 s, maximum 60 min| The interval between two triggers, the camera will not record any images and videos during the time interval. Note: With a short interval, the camera shoots more frequently and the battery consumption will be higher.
Motion sensing sensitivity| Low; Medium (default); High| The higher sensitivity means more sensitive sensing, and the battery consumption also increases. It is recommended to set the sensitivity to medium or high when shooting small animals with a fast moving speed. When shooting large animals, the sensitivity can be set to low or medium.
Monitoring period| ON (time setting);  OFF (default)| You can set the camera to work only in one time period, and the camera will not be triggered in other periods, and will not take any photos and videos.
Time-lapse Shooting| Normal; TL video; Off (default)| When on, the camera will automatically take photos/videos at selected intervals regardless of whether the PIP senses motion. Note: In this mode, the PIP stops working.
TEST| Sub Menu| Description
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Languages| 13 languages are available, and English is the
default one| Language Settings
Loop recording| ON; OFF (default)| After this function is turned on, the earliest filewill be overwritten according to the shooting time when the memory card storage space is insufficient,and when it is not turned on the camera will stop shooting when the memory card storage space is insufficient.
Time and Date| The time format can be 24-hour or 12-hour time system, and the date format can
be dd-m m-yyyy, yyyy-mm-dd or m m-dd-yyyy| Time and Date Settings
Photo tagging| Time and date (default); OFF| Time and date can be printed on the photos
Warning tone| ON (default); OFF| ON / OFF prompt tone
Format the memory card| YES; NO (default)| Operate cautiously! Formatting the memory card will delete all filedata. Please make a backup
Serial number| ON; OFF (default)| Numbers and letters can be used to tag this camera to indicate the position of the obtained photos and videos.
Restore Settings| YES; NO (default)| After pressing OK to confirm,all camera settings will be restored to the default values

5.4. Positioning of the camera
In the TEST mode, it is beneficial to determine the best possible detection angle and range of the motion sensor.
First, open the TEST mode and operate as follows:
Please fix the camera on a tree or other suitable object about 1 – 2 m high, and adjust the direction as required;
Move slowly from one side of the observation area to the other side, moving parallel to the camera, and observing the ndicator. If the red indicator lights up, t means you are detected by the motion sensor, according to the detection range, and find the best position for the appropriate camera.
Note:To prevent unnecessary photos, we recommend not pointing the camera straight in the direction of sunlight.
Make sure that the camera height is consistent with the area to be observed. Do not set the camera too close to the tree branches to avoid irrelevant triggering.
5.5 Working mode
When the switch is set to the ON position, the camera enters the working mode.
The screen will enter the STANDBY mode after a countdown of 15 seconds. Once a moving object is detected to enter the PIR detection range, the sensor will activate the camera to shoot/record.
5.6. Connect to the computer
Method 1: The camera can be connected to a computer via the mini USB to view existing photos/videos.
Method 2: Take out the SD card and connect it to the computer through a card reader to view it.

Technical Specifications

1920x1080p@30fps;1280x720p@30fps (default) 720 x 480 p@/30f ps; 640 x 480 p@30f ps
Format| Picture format:JPEG; Video format:AVI(H.264)
Objektiv| f=4.0mm F/N0=2.0 FOV=90 °
PIP detection angle and distance| The detection angle up to 120 ° and the detection distance is 65 ft
Detection distance| 80 ft /24m(in the day), 65 ft/20m (at night)
Number of infrared fill lamps| infrared nfrared lamps, 940 nm (no glow effect)
Trigger time| 0.2s
Dustproof, waterproof grade| IP66
Memory card type| Up to 512 GB SD card, Class 10 or above
Working temperature| -22°F 160°F
Power supply mode| AA battery or external power supply
Operating voltage| 6V
External power| DC 6V 1.5 — 2A
Standby time| Up to 6 months

Common Trouble shooting

1. The camera cannot be turned on
   A.Please check whether the battery has been installed properly and whether the electrodes are correct;
   B.Check whether the battery capacity is fully discharged;
   C.If an external power supply s used, please check whether the external power supply is used correctly.

2. Display of an error in SD card
   A.Please format the SD card on the camera whensing the camera for the first tim;
   B. Please check whether the SD card has been installed n place;
   C.Check whether the SD card above Class 10 is used ..

3. The picture is not clearly displayed
   A.Be sure to remove the protective film of the lens before use;
   B.Check whether there is dirt n front of the camera lens. If so, please wipe it clean with a dry cloth before use.

4. The camera cannot take pictures or record videos
   A.Check whether the SD card s full. If it is full, please transfer the files in the SD card to other devices before use it again;
   B.Enter the REPLAY mode and delete some unnecessary pictures and videos;
   C.The memory card format is incorrect. Please reformat the memory card or replace it with a new one.

5. The password is forgotten, and the camera cannot be opened
   Firstly, turn the switch to OFF, at the same time, press and hold the REPLAY+ VIDEO key, and turn the switch from OFF to TEST.

6. How to set the monitoring period for cross-day recording
   Please set the exact date and time of the camera first, and then set the desired “monitoring period”.

7. The camera didn’t detect anything
   A. Please make sure the camera is not behind the glass;
   B.Please make sure that the protective film of PIR sensor has been torn off;
   C.Please check the settings in the menu and adjust the detection distance and sensitivity of the camera.

8. The camera does not work at night or does not shoot
   Please check the battery power of the camera, f the battery power is insufficient (less than 1/3 of the battery), the night vision function will automatically shut down, please replace the new battery.

9. Why the camera doesn’t record at night but works well during the day?
   Please check the battery power of the camera. If the battery power is insufficient (less than 1/3), the night vision function will automatically turn off. Please replace the new battery to restore the night vision function.

10. Why the “Target Recording Time” function does not work?
    Please check if you have also turned on the “time-lapse” function and selected the time-lapse mode, then set the time-lapse length.

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