VOOPEAK TC19

VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera

Model: TC19 User Manual

1. Introduction

This user manual provides detailed instructions for the VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera (Model: TC19). Please read this manual thoroughly before operating the camera to ensure proper usage and optimal performance. This camera is designed for wildlife monitoring, outdoor surveillance, and other remote recording applications.

Key Features:

  • Solar Power Technology: Integrated solar panel for extended battery life and reduced need for frequent battery changes.
  • High Resolution Imaging: Captures 48MP still images and 4K Ultra HD video.
  • Fast Trigger Speed: Ultra-fast 0.1s trigger speed to capture fleeting moments.
  • Advanced Night Vision: Equipped with 22 infrared LEDs for clear night vision without disturbing wildlife.
  • Durable and Waterproof: IP66 rated for protection against rain, dust, drops, and shocks, suitable for all weather conditions.
  • Loop Recording: Automatically overwrites the oldest footage when the memory card is full, ensuring continuous recording.
  • Multiple Power Options: Supports solar power, built-in rechargeable battery, and AA batteries (recommended as backup).

Package Contents:

  • VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera (TC19)
  • USB Cable
  • User Manual
  • 32GB Micro SD Card
  • Mounting Belt
VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera and included 32GB Micro SD card

Image: The VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera (TC19) with its integrated solar panel and a 32GB Micro SD card, illustrating the main product and a key accessory.

2. Setup Guide

2.1 Battery Installation and Charging:

The VOOPEAK TC19 camera features a built-in rechargeable battery and a solar panel for continuous power. For initial setup or extended use, AA batteries can be installed as a backup.

  1. Initial Charge: Before first use, fully charge the built-in battery using the provided USB cable connected to a 5V power adapter (not included). The charging port is located inside the camera housing.
  2. AA Battery Installation: Open the camera housing. Locate the battery compartment. Insert 4 AA batteries (not included) ensuring correct polarity (+/-). These batteries serve as a backup power source, especially during prolonged periods of low sunlight.
VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera being charged via USB-C cable

Image: The VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera connected to a wall charger via its USB-C cable, demonstrating the charging process for the built-in rechargeable battery.

Three power supply methods for VOOPEAK trail camera: Solar, USB, and AA battery

Image: An illustration showing the three power supply methods for the VOOPEAK trail camera: solar energy from the integrated panel, USB recharging for the built-in battery, and the option to use AA batteries as a backup.

2.2 Micro SD Card Installation:

The camera supports Micro SD cards up to 128GB. A 32GB Micro SD card is included in the package.

  1. Locate the Micro SD card slot inside the camera housing.
  2. Insert the Micro SD card with the gold contacts facing down until it clicks into place.
  3. To remove, gently push the card in until it clicks, then release to eject.
  4. Formatting the SD Card: It is highly recommended to format the Micro SD card using the camera's menu system before first use and periodically thereafter to ensure optimal performance and prevent data corruption. Refer to the "Operating" section for menu navigation.

2.3 Mounting the Camera:

The camera comes with a mounting belt for easy installation on trees or poles.

  1. Choose a suitable location that provides a clear view of the desired monitoring area and receives adequate sunlight for the solar panel.
  2. Thread the mounting belt through the slots on the back of the camera.
  3. Securely fasten the camera to a tree or pole using the belt. Ensure the camera is stable and pointed correctly.
  4. Adjust the angle of the camera to optimize the field of view.
VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera mounted on a tree with a fox in the foreground

Image: The VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera securely mounted to a tree using its strap, with its solar panel facing upwards to capture sunlight. A fox is visible in the foreground, indicating its use for wildlife monitoring.

VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera showing IP66 waterproof rating in rain

Image: The VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera mounted on a tree during rainfall, highlighting its IP66 waterproof rating and durability in outdoor conditions.

3. Operating Instructions

3.1 Powering On/Off and Mode Selection:

The camera has a 3-position switch: OFF, SETUP, and ON.

  • OFF: Powers off the camera.
  • SETUP: Enters setup mode, allowing you to configure settings, view captured media, and format the SD card. The screen will activate in this mode.
  • ON: Activates the camera for recording. The screen will turn off after a few seconds, and the camera will begin motion-activated recording according to your settings.

3.2 Menu Navigation and Settings:

In SETUP mode, use the control buttons to navigate the menu and adjust settings.

SettingDescription
ModeSelect Photo, Video, or Photo+Video mode.
Photo ResolutionSet image resolution (e.g., 48MP, 30MP, 20MP).
Video ResolutionSet video resolution (e.g., 4K, 2.7K, 1080P).
PIR SensitivityAdjust motion sensor sensitivity (High, Medium, Low).
Trigger IntervalSet the delay between consecutive triggers.
Time LapseEnable time-lapse recording at set intervals.
Date & TimeSet the current date and time.
Format SD CardErase all data on the Micro SD card.

3.3 Viewing Photos and Videos:

In SETUP mode, navigate to the playback option to view captured media directly on the camera's 2.0-inch screen.

  • Use the navigation buttons to scroll through photos and videos.
  • Press the OK button to play videos.
  • Alternatively, remove the Micro SD card and insert it into a computer's card reader to view files.
VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera displaying a captured image of a fox on its screen

Image: The VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera's internal screen displaying a clear image of a fox, demonstrating its playback capability for reviewing captured wildlife footage.

Comparison of 48MP image and 4K video quality from VOOPEAK trail camera

Image: A split image showcasing the high quality of both 48MP still photos and 4K video captured by the VOOPEAK Solar Trail Camera, with a squirrel as the subject.

Video: An official product video from VOOPEAK demonstrating the 4K 48MP capabilities of the trail camera for wildlife monitoring. This video highlights the camera's ability to capture clear images and videos of animals in their natural habitat.

Video: An official product video from VOOPEAK showcasing the camera's ability to record precious moments of wildlife. This video illustrates the camera's effectiveness in capturing animal behavior and movements.

Video: An official product video from VOOPEAK providing an unboxing and quick start guide for the trail camera. This video helps users with the initial setup and understanding basic functions.

4. Maintenance

4.1 Cleaning:

  • Wipe the camera body with a soft, damp cloth.
  • Clean the lens and PIR sensor window gently with a lens cleaning cloth to avoid scratches.
  • Do not use abrasive cleaners or solvents.

4.2 Battery Care:

  • Ensure the solar panel is clean and free of obstructions for efficient charging.
  • If using AA batteries, replace them when the low battery indicator appears.
  • For long-term storage, remove AA batteries and ensure the built-in battery is partially charged (around 50%).

4.3 Storage:

Store the camera in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures when not in use.

5. Troubleshooting

ProblemPossible Cause / Solution
Camera not powering on
  • Check battery levels (built-in and AA).
  • Ensure AA batteries are inserted with correct polarity.
  • Charge the built-in battery via USB.
  • Ensure the mode switch is set to SETUP or ON.
Poor image/video quality
  • Clean the camera lens and PIR sensor.
  • Adjust photo/video resolution settings.
  • Ensure sufficient lighting (for day shots) or proper night vision activation (for night shots).
  • Check for obstructions in front of the camera.
Camera not detecting motion
  • Adjust PIR sensitivity settings (try High).
  • Ensure the camera is positioned correctly within the detection range.
  • Check for obstacles blocking the PIR sensor.
  • Verify the trigger interval is not too long.
SD card error
  • Reinsert the Micro SD card.
  • Format the SD card using the camera's menu.
  • Try a different Micro SD card (ensure it's compatible, up to 128GB).
  • Ensure the card is not locked (write-protected).
Solar panel not charging
  • Ensure the solar panel is clean and free of dirt or debris.
  • Reposition the camera to receive direct sunlight.
  • Check for shade from trees or other objects.

6. Specifications

FeatureDetail
ModelTC19
Image ResolutionUp to 48MP
Video ResolutionUp to 4K UHD
Trigger Speed0.1 seconds
Night Vision22 Infrared LEDs (850nm)
Detection Angle120°
Waterproof RatingIP66
StorageMicro SD card up to 128GB (32GB included)
Display Screen2.0-inch LCD
Power SupplySolar panel, Built-in rechargeable battery, 4x AA batteries (backup)
Dimensions (L x W x H)3.15 x 1.97 x 5.51 inches
Weight1.5 pounds

7. Warranty and Support

VOOPEAK is committed to providing high-quality products and professional customer service.

  • Warranty: Please refer to the product packaging or the official VOOPEAK website for specific warranty details.
  • Customer Support: For any questions, technical assistance, or support inquiries, please contact VOOPEAK customer service. Contact information can typically be found on the product packaging or the official VOOPEAK brand store.
  • VOOPEAK offers lifetime continuous support for their trail cameras.
VOOPEAK customer support offers 24-hour response, 30-day returns, and lifetime support

Image: An illustration detailing VOOPEAK's customer service commitments: 24-hour response time, 30-day hassle-free returns and exchanges, and lifetime continuous support for trail cameras.

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