Nedis WCAM130GN Wildlife Camera User Manual

: June 5, 2024
: nedis

WCAM130GN Wildlife Camera

Nedis WCAM130GN Wildlife camera

User Manual

Preface

Thank you for purchasing the Nedis WCAM130GN.

This document is the user manual and contains all the information for correct, efficient and safe use of the product.

This user manual is addressed to the end user. Read this information carefully before installing or using the product.

Always store this information with the product for use in the future.

Product description

The Nedis WCAM130GN is a wildlife camera for indoor and outdoor use.

The product is used to take photos and record video images of animal and human activity when it detects movement.

Intended use

This product is exclusively intended as a wildlife camera.

Consult the local laws and regulation for wildlife cameras before installing and using.

Any modification of the product may have consequences for safety, warranty and proper functioning.

Specifications

Product

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Wildlife camera

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Article number

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WCAM130GN

Dimensions (l x w x h)

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145 x 110 x 74 mm

Input voltage

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DC 6 V

Batteries

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AA batteries, alkaline/NiMH (4x/8x)

Memory

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MicroSD card (2 – 32 GB) (not included)

PIR sensor

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Detection range = 20 m, below 25 °C

Viewing angle = 60 degrees

Camera lens

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Focal ratio = 1.8

Viewing angle = 90 degrees

Image sensor

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3 MP colour CMOS

Image resolution

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16 MP / 12 MP / 8 MP / 5 MP / 3 MP / 1 MP

Image format

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.jpg

Video resolution

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1920 x 1080 px / 1280 x 720 px / 720 x 480 px / 640 x 480 px / 320 x 240 px

Frame speed

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30 fps

Video format

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.avi

Trigger time

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0.6 seconds

Time lapse

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Up to 24 hours

Trigger interval

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5 seconds – 1 hour

Images per trigger

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1 – 3

Infrared flash

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940 nm

IP rating

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IP66

Operating temperature

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-30 °C – 70 °C

Battery life

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4 months (with 4 x AA batteries)

8 months (with 8 x AA batteries)

Current

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≤ 160 mA (at DC-6V)

≤ 950 mA (when infrared light lights up)

≤ 0.1 mA (standby)

Low battery alarm

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4.5 V

Safety instructions

WARNING

Only use the product as described in this manual.
Do not use the product if a part is damaged or defective. Replace a damaged or defective device immediately.
Do not drop the product and avoid bumping.
This product may only be serviced by a qualified technician for maintenance to reduce the risk of electric shock.
Disconnect the product from the electrical outlet and other equipment if problems occur.
Do not expose the product to water or moisture.
For battery safety, consult the manual of the batteries.

Parts list

1. Mini USB cable

2. Camera strap

3. Strap buckle

4. Display

5. OK button

6. RIGHT button

7. UP button

8. MENU button

9. LEFT button

10. DOWN button

11. Power switch

12. DC protection rubber

13. DC power port

14. Micro SD card slot

15. Tripod mount

16. Mini USB port

17. Battery cover

18. Battery slots

19. Lock buckles

20. Strap hole

21. Lock hole

22. Infrared light

23. Camera lens

24. PIR sensor

Installation

Check the contents of the package

Check that all parts from the parts list are present and that no damage is visible on the parts. If parts are missing or damaged, contact the Nedis B.V. service desk via the website: www.nedis.com.

Power supply and memory

The camera works either on batteries or with a DC-6V power cable. A microSD card is required to take pictures or video images. These items are not included.

Insert or change batteries

Note: To take pictures and video images at night with the infrared light, battery voltage should be more than 4.5V.

Open the lock buckles 19.
Open the wildlife camera.
Pull the battery cover 17 out of the housing.
Take the empty batteries out of the battery slots 18 if present.
Insert either 4 or 8 batteries in the battery slots 18. In case you use 4 batteries, place them all in the same battery compartment.
Place the battery cover 17 on the housing.
Close the lock buckles 19.

Plug in DC-6V power cable

Note : DC-6V power cable is not included.

Lift the DC protection rubber 12 located on the bottom of the camera.
Plug a DC-6V power cable into the DC power port 13.
Plug the other end of the DC-6V power cable into a power outlet.

Insert or change memory card

Note: Use a microSD card with a maximum of 32 GB storage capacity.

Open the lock buckles 19.
Open the wildlife camera.
Take the previous microSD card out of the microSD card slot 14 if present.
Insert the new microSD card into the microSD card slot 14.
Close the wildlife camera.
Close the lock buckles 19.

Attachment

There are two ways to attach the camera: With the camera strap 2 or with the tripod mount y.

Attach with camera strap

To attach the camera with the included camera strap, follow these steps:

Open the strap buckle 3.
Guide the camera strap 2 through the strap holes 20 on the back of the camera.
Bind the camera strap 2 around a still object (e.g. a tree).
Close the strap buckle 3.

Lock the camera

There is a lock hole 21 on the side of the camera. Here you can attach a lock to prevent unauthorized users from opening the camera.

Use

Automatic mode (ON)

Switch to automatic mode

Slide the power switch 11 to the ON position to enter the automatic mode.

The display shows a countdown from 15 to 0. The display turns off and the camera is now in standby mode. The camera automatically takes pictures or records video images as soon as an object enters the detection range of the sensor. When the object leaves the detection range, the camera will stop recording and goes back into standby mode. All pictures and video images are stored on the microSD card.

Manual mode (SET)

Switch to manual mode

Slide the power switch 11 to the SET position to enter the manual mode.

In this mode you can take pictures or record video images manually. When you do not use the camera for 3 minutes, the display turns off. After 10 minutes of inactivity, the camera turns off completely.

Take a picture

Press RIGHT to take a picture in the manual mode.

Record video

Press UP to enter the video mode. The video icon appears in the top left of the display.
Press RIGHT to start recording. A blinking red circle and the image time appear in the top of the display.
Press RIGHT again to stop recording. The red circle and the image time disappear.
ress UP to return to the picture mode after recording. The picture icon appears in the top left of the display.

View pictures and video images

To view pictures and video images on the display, follow these steps:

Slide the power switch 11 to the SET position to enter the manual mode.
Press OK to enter the viewing mode.
Use UP and DOWN to navigate through pictures and video images.
Press RIGHT to start or stop viewing a video.
Press MENU after you stop viewing a video to re-enable navigation through pictures and video images.
Press OK to exit the viewing mode. The camera returns to the manual mode.

Delete pictures or video images

Slide the power switch 11 to the SET position to enter the manual mode.
Press OK to enter the viewing mode.
Use UP and DOWN to navigate to the picture or video image you want to delete.
Press MENU to enter the picture and video images menu. Delete one is selected.

a.To delete the picture or video image currently displayed, press OK.

b.To delete all pictures and video images on the microSD card, follow these steps:

1)Use UP or DOWN to navigate to Delete all.

2)Press OK to confirm

Press MENU again to exit the picture and video images menu. The camera returns to the viewing mode.

Settings menu descriptions

Setting

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Description

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Mode

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Select whether the camera takes pictures, video images or both.

Language

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Select the desired operating language for the camera.

Photo size

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Select the resolution of pictures. Higher resolution increases the quality but creates larger files that take more of the microSD card capacity. Higher resolution may reduce the shutter speed.

Video size

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Select the resolution of video images. Higher resolution increases the quality but creates larger files that take more of the microSD card capacity.

Photo No.

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Select the number of photos taken in sequence per trigger in the automatic mode.

Video length

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Select the length of the video images in the automatic mode, ranging from 3 seconds to 30 seconds.

Interval

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Select the shortest length of time that the camera will wait until it responds to any subsequent triggers from the PIR sensor after an object is first detected. During the selected interval, the camera will not take pictures/video images. This prevents the microSD card from filling up with too many redundant images.

Sense level

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Select the sensitivity of the PIR sensor. Select high for warm temperatures, indoors and environments with little interference. Select normal/low for cold temperatures, outdoors and environments with more interference.

Set date/time

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Set the current date and time.

Date stamp

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Enable or disable imprinted date and time on the pictures.

Timer

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Set a specific time period in which the camera takes pictures and videos every day.

Time lapse

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Select a time period in which the camera automatically takes pictures/video images according to the set interval, regardless of whether the PIR sensor has detected any objects. This is helpful when observing cold-blooded animals like snakes, or the process of flowering, etc.

Password set

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Set up a password to protect your camera from unauthorized users.

Serial No.

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Assign a 4-digit number to the camera. This can be helpful for multi-camera users.

Audio

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Enable or disable the recording of sounds in video images.

SD card storage

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Select Cycle storage to overwrite the first files with the new files when the microSD card is full, so the camera keeps working. Alternatively, select Stop saving when full to keep the first files and neglect new files.

Format

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Delete all files on the microSD card. It is recommended to format the card if it has been used previously in other devices. Make sure to back up all files you want to keep before formatting the microSD card.

Default setting

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Return all settings to manufacturer defaults.

Version

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View the version of the software.

Slide the power switch 11 to the SET position to enter the manual mode.
Press MENU to enter the settings menu.
Use UP and DOWN to navigate through the menu to the desired setting.
Press OK to see the different options for the selected setting.
Use UP or DOWN to navigate to the desired option.
Press OK to confirm. The camera returns to the settings menu.
Press MENU to exit the menu. The camera returns to the manual mode.

Transfer files to external device.

To transfer the pictures and video images from the microSD card to an external device, follow these steps:

Plug the mini USB cable 1 into the mini USB slot of the camera 16.
Plug the other end of the mini-USB cable into the external device, e.g. a computer or a laptop. If connected successfully, the camera beeps and the display shows MSDC.
Open the USB folder of the camera on the external device. The files can be found in the folder DCIM/100MEDIA.
Copy or move the files you want to transfer from the USB folder to your external device.
If available, choose the option to safely eject the USB on your external device.
Unplug both ends of the mini USB cable.

Maintenance

Clean the product regularly with a soft, clean, dry cloth. Avoid abrasives that can damage the surface.

Do not use aggressive chemical cleaning agents such as ammonia, acid or acetone when cleaning the product.

Warranty

Any changes and/or modifications to the product will void the warranty. We accept no liability for damage caused by improper use of the product.

Disclaimer

Designs and specifications are subject to change without notice. All logos, brands and product names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective owners and are hereby recognized as such.

Disposal

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This symbol indicates that this product should not be thrown away with other household waste throughout the EU. To prevent possible harm to the environment or human health by uncontrolled waste disposal, you are responsible for recycling it so that it can promote the sustainable reuse of raw materials. To return your used product, you can use the regular return and collection systems or contact the store where the product was purchased. They can recycle this product for the environment.

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