cameratraps UVL4 Black Flash No Glow built-in viewer User Manual

UVL4 Black Flash No Glow built-in viewer
User Manual 

Camera Overview

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1.  Black Flash (no glow) LED’s
2. Lens
3. Power switch
4. MENU Keyboard
5. SD card slot
6. Battery tray (AA size x 12)
7. Light sensor
8. Colour 2.0″ programming/playback screen
9. Battery tray eject button
10. Microphone for sound recording (video clips)
11. USB port
12. 6v external power port
13. Thread for mounting device

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)

 Installing your SD memory card

Notice

• Standard size SD and SDHC (High Capacity) cards up to a maximum 64GB 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 1280×720 or 1920×1080 video settings.

The GLORY ULV4 camera has no internal memory storage space to store pictures/video clips. You need to insert an SD memory card to let the camera work correctly.
Make sure the power switch is OFF before you insert the SD card into the camera. The camera will not turn on without an SD card inside.
Make sure the write-protect switch on the side of the card is “off” (NOT in the “Lock” position).

1. Formatting the SD card
   Switch camera to SETUP. Press the MENU button, then choose the SYS tab. Navigate down by pressing the ▼ button until the FORMAT SD Card option is highlighted and press OK then choose Yes to format.

Camera mode settings

1. CAM TAB
   Press the menu button, then the right arrow to the CAM tab option and you will see the screens shown above. Press ▲▼ the button to highlight the option, then press OK to select. There is always a ‘*’ shown beside the currently selected option.
   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’.
   
   

2. PIR 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 it’s 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.
   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 times that can be set.

3. SYS TAB
   

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 characters is 8. Use “▲”“▼” to select the character, and press OK to save it. The new camera name will be printed on the 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 t to generate a Log file.
Format SD card: Deletes (erases) all files stored on an 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 the manufacturer’s use only.
View 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 set 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 to delete all photos one time, press use ► to select delete all. After deleting all the photos, press from the main screen, then press MENU. Choose Delete item, and again to ack to the main screen.

Trouble Shooting

Cannot access the SETUP menu:
Reasons for the issue:

1. This only happens if you don’t have an SD 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.

Mounting Tips when in the field
– 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 movement is at its peak.

Mount the camera approximately 1.4m off the ground facing straight forward as level as possible. For instance, place the camera 7m-10m from a field edge facing the woods. If positioning the camera in a bushy area, position it facing a thicket approximately 7m-10m away.
Don’t face directly towards the light sources as this may result in ‘white- out’ / over-exposed footage.

In some instances, using the forest for reflection can add more light to your target area.

Recording short video clips is a good way of minimizing the effect of night- time ‘motion-blur’ images if the subject is moving briskly past the camera. It provides a constant right source.

Appendix Ⅰ: Technical Specifications

increments):
2 hours/16 hours/20 hours/24 hours
Photo Burst| 1-10
Video Length| 1-60s
Power Supply| 4xAA, 8xAA or 12AA or 6v external DC
Stand-by Current| < 0.25 mA (<6mAh/Day)
Low Battery Alert| LED Indicator; APP / Cloud alert
Mounting| Rope/Belt/Python lock
Dimensions| 140 x95 x57 mm
Operation Humidity| 5% – 90%
Security authentication| CE, RoHS

appendix Ⅱ PARTS LISTarts ist

declaration of conformity to directive 14 53 U
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 14 53 U

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The camera manufacturer provides 24 months of warranty service for this product against manufacturing defects or malfunctions. If your camera fails to function under normal see within 2 years, the camera manufacturer will repair or replace the camera at no charge. The purchase receipt must be included from an authorized retailer to validate the arranty.
Improper use of the camera resulting in damage is not covered by this warranty.
The camera manufacturer can provide repair service, after the warranty expiration. The customer will be responsible for any charges on parts, labor and shipping costs. Please contact the manufacturer for more details. Please contact the area dealer for more details.

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