ProStalk PC2000 Manuale utente

ProStalk PC2000

Nature Camera

User Manual

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Index

1. Introduction ....................................................................................................................... 3

2. Camera Specifications........................................................................................................ 4

3. Parts Identification............................................................................................................. 5

4. Packing Contents................................................................................................................ 6

5. Battery and SD Card Installation........................................................................................ 6

6. Setup Your Camera ............................................................................................................ 7

6.1 Set Camera Delay ....................................................................................................... 8

6.2 Set Camera State and Photo Resolution .................................................................... 8

6.3 Set Date, Year and Time............................................................................................. 9

6.4 Display How Many Pictures and Video Taken.......................................................... 10

7. Using the Camera............................................................................................................. 10

7.1 Mounting the Camera ................................................................................................... 10

7.2 Turn on the Camera....................................................................................................... 11

7.3 Testing the camera coverage area ................................................................................ 11

7.4 Secure Your Camera ...................................................................................................... 11

7.5 Replacing the Battery .................................................................................................... 12

8. Viewing the Images and Movies ...................................................................................... 12

9. PC Camera........................................................................................................................ 13

10. Glossary............................................................................................................................ 13

1.Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of the ProStalk PC2000 Digital Nature Camera. This nature

camera is designed to record the activity of wildlife game in the outdoors with its still image and

movie modes and weatherproof, rugged construction.

The advantages of the PC2000 camera are its ultra small and portable size with extra longer

surveillance time. Users do not need to carry traditional big cameras out to remote areas, or even

have to worry about trying to find replacement batteries while out in the field.

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Main Features:

2.0MP Effective Pixel

Ultra Portable Size (82mm x 122mm x 41 mm)

Ultra Long Working Time

Less Than Second Fast Trigger Time

Full Automatic IR Filter

LCD Display

45 Degree Wide Angle PIR Sensor

15 Night Vision LEDs

Battery/working Indicator and Lighting Sensor

Photo Taken Delay: 5 second ~ 60mins (default 1 min)

3P Multiple Frame

640 x 480 at 30 Frame per Second High Resolution Video recording

Support to 32 GB SD Card

Date Time, Moon Phase Imprint

Auto Exposure

Auto White Balance

Power Supply: 4 x AA Cell batteries

Standard Socket for Camera Tripod

Water Resistant

2.Camera Specifications

Model Number

ProStalk PC2000

Image Sensor Type

1/2 Inch CMOS

Effective Pixels

2.0 Megapixels

Effective Focal Length

7.6 mm

Lens Aperture

F/3.0

Camera Lens Sight Angle

55 Degrees

IR Filter

Full Automatic IR Filter

Display

LCD

PIR Sensor

Yes

PIR Sensor Sight Angle

55 Degrees

Trigger Speed

Less Than One second

Number of IR LED

15 LEDs

Max Night Vision Lighting Distance

10 meters

Storage

SD Card up to 32 GB Capacity

(Recommend SanDisk SD Card)

Low Battery Indicator

Yes

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Photo Taken Delay

5 second ~ 60mins (default 1 min)

Selectable Image Resolution

2.0MP; 0.8MP

Multiple Frame (Take 3 photos)

Yes

Video Resolution

Movie: AVI 640 x 480 pixels @ 30 fps (15 seconds).

File Format (Image/Video)

JPEG/AVI

Date Time Imprint

Yes

Moon Phase Imprint

Yes

Exposure

Auto

White Balance Mode

Auto

Menu Languages

English

Power Supply

4 x AA Cell batteries

Camera Socket

Yes

Water Resistant

Yes

3.Parts Identification

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4.Packing Contents

Model ProStalk Digital Scouting Camera

•User Manual

•USB cable

•Mounting Kit

5.Battery and SD Card Installation

The ProStalk Digital Nature Camera is designed to operate using 4 x AA Cell Battery. We

recommend using alkaline batteries.

NOTE: Always have camera in OFF position when installing or removing batteries.

▲Please make sure the voltage and polarity (+/-) are correct before connection. Incorrect

voltage or polarity (+/-) will damage the camera.

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Memory

The ProStalk PC2000 Digital Nature Camera saves images to an SD memory card (accepting up to

a 32GB SD card - sold separately).

Inserting SD card

Make sure camera is in the OFF position whenever adding or removing memory.

•Insert SD memory card in to the SD card slot entirely and in the correct direction as shown by

the sticker located at the side of the housing.

•To remove the SD memory card, depress the SD card and pull out the card gently.

▲SD cards must be clean (no images from other sources), if you are using the SD card from

other cameras, please make sure to format the SD card prior use in the camera. New cards

are good to use straight from the package.

6.Setup Your Camera

Menu Items

Date

MM/DD

Time

HH:MM(24 Hours System)

Image/Video

Mode

Photo

0.8MP(LO)

2.0MP(HI)

0.8MP(LO)

2.0MP(HI)

Movie

640 x 480

Camera delay

Camera delay: (5s—60min, 1min default)

Photo number

Only display

LCD Menu

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1. Date

2. Time

3. 4 Digits Display

4. Image Resolution Select

5. Movie Recording

6. Camera Delay Setting

7. SD Card

It is very easy to setup this camera. Turn on the unit and then press the “SETUP”button, the

“DATE”icon will start to blink, press “UP”or “DOWN”to navigate the setup menu. Press the “OK”

button to enter the specific menu item which is blinking. Use the “UP”or “DOWN”buttons to

make adjustments. After the setting is done, press “SETUP”to save and exit the menu setting

status.

6.1 Set Camera Delay

Camera Delay is to set the amount of preset time in minutes and seconds the camera will sleep

between PIR triggering. This setting ranges from 1 second to 59 seconds, 1 minute to 60 minutes.

Default delay is 1 minute.

a) Turn on the unit and then press the “SETUP” button

b) The menu icon will start to blink, press the “UP”or “DOWN”button until icon 6 “Camera

Delay Setting”is blinking, press “OK”to enter.

c) Then the LCD will display “0100”, first two digits represent minutes and last two digits

represent seconds.

d) When the cursor stays at minutes, press “UP”and “DOWN”to change the value (Range from

00-60, step 1), press “OK”to confirm.

e) Then it enters the second setting. Press “UP”and “DOWN”to change the value (Range from

05-59, step 1), press “OK”to confirm.

f) Then it comes to the next setting item. If the setting is done, press “SETUP”to save and exit

the setting.

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6.2 Set Camera State and Photo Resolution

To set the number of pictures or movie the camera will take per PIR triggering, the user can

choose 1P, 3P or movie mode.

a) Turn on the unit and press the “SETUP” button

b) The menu icon will start to blink, press the “UP”or “DOWN”button till icon 4,5 is blinking,

press “OK”to enter.

c) Press the “UP”or “DOWN”button to select picture or movie.

d) If selecting the “Picture”mode, press “OK”, the LCD will display “1P”(shot 1 photo a time) or

“3P”(shot 3 photos a time), press “UP”or “DOWN”to select and press “OK”to confirm.

e) Then the LCD will display “LoHi”which comes to setting the image resolution. “Lo”

represents 0.8MP and “Hi”represents is 2.0MP. Press “UP”or “DOWN”to select and press

“OK”to confirm. Default is “Hi”.

Model

ProStalk

1028*768 (0.8M)

1600 x 1200 (2.0M)

f) If selecting the “Movie”mode, press “OK”to confirm.

▲The movie length is default set by 15 seconds.

g) Then it comes to the next setting item. If the setting is done, press “SETUP”to save and exit

the setting.

6.3 Set Date, Year and Time

Setting the Date, Year and Time to make them stamp on the picture.

1) Set Date

a) Turn on the unit and press the “SETUP” button

b) The menu icon will start to blink, press the “UP”or “DOWN”button until icon 1“DATE”is

blinking, press “OK”to enter.

c) Then the LCD first two digits represents month (MM) and last two digits represent day

(DD).

d) Press “UP”or “DOWN”to select month between 01-12, Press “OK”to confirm. Then it

comes to day setting.

e) Press “UP”or “DOWN”to select month between 01-31, Press “OK”to confirm. Then it

comes to year setting.

f) Press “UP”or “DOWN”to select year between 00-99 (2000-2099), Press “OK”to confirm.

g) If the setting is done, press “SETUP”to save and exit the setting.

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2) Set Time

a) Turn on the unit and then press the “SETUP” button

b) The menu icon will start to blink, press the “UP”or “DOWN”button until icon 2 “TIME”

is blinking, press “OK”to enter.

c) Then the LCD first two digits represent hour (HH) and last two digits represents minutes

(MM).

d) Press “UP”or “DOWN”to select hour between 00-23, Press “OK”to confirm. Then it

comes to minutes setting.

e) Press “UP”or “DOWN”to select minute between 00-59, Press “OK”to confirm.

f) If the setting is done, press “SETUP”to save and exit the setting.

▲Don’t forget to reset the Date & Time stamp after you replace the batteries.

6.4 Display How Many Pictures and Video Taken

a) Turn on the unit and then press the “SETUP” button

b) The menu icon will start to blink, press the “UP”or “DOWN”button until icon 8 “SD Card”is

blinking.

c) Then the LCD will display the total number of the picture and video taken in this SD card.

7.Using the Camera

7.1 Mounting the Camera

It is recommended that you mount the camera 1.2~1.5 meters off the ground with the camera

pointed at a slight downward angle. Be sure to avoid mounting the camera facing east or west as

the rising and setting of the sun could produce false triggers and overexposed images. Make sure

the camera is clear of any tree branches or debris so that the camera lens and/or PIR sensor are

not obstructed.

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a) Insert the strap through the strap slots on the rear housing.

b) Wrap the strap around the mounting surface. Secure the strap and tighten the buckle in

order to secure the camera.

▲In order to obtain proper weather resistance, please make sure that both door latches are

securely locked in place.

7.2 Turn on the Camera

Then, just turn on the power switch and the camera is ready to take pictures. When the PIR

sensor is trigged, it will start to take photos right after the delay time is passed.

7.3 Testing the camera coverage area

One of ProStalk Nature Camera’s features is the ability to test the coverage area.

•After mounting the camera, open the front housing and slide the “Power”switch to “ON”

position and press the "SETUP" button.

•A red indicator light on the front will blink when you have intruded the coverage area.

•Adjust the camera position as needed and repeat testing until the desired coverage area is

achieved.

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