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SPYPOINT FORCE-PRO QUICK START GUIDE

FORCE-PRO AND COMPARABLE * V.1.1

In the Box

  • 1x Camera
  • 1x 16 GB SD card
  • 1x Installation strap
  • 1x Quick Start Guide

Note: Batteries sold separately. User Manual, software updates & FAQs available at: www.spypoint.com/support.

Components

The camera has the following components:

1. No glow flash
2. Red LED indicator
3. Photo lens
4. Detection lens
5. Locking latch
6. Slot for installation strap
7. 12 V jack
8. Screw-thread for standard 1/4-inch-20
9. LCD screen
10. OK button
11. Switch ON/SETUP/OFF
12. Navigation buttons
13. SD card slot
14. Battery compartment

Diagram Description: The diagram shows different views of the camera, highlighting the numbered components. The front view shows the flash, LED, lenses, and locking latch. The side view shows the latch and strap slot. The bottom view shows the 12V jack and screw thread. The open back view shows the LCD screen, control buttons (ON/SETUP/OFF switch, navigation buttons, OK button), SD card slot, and battery compartment.

Preparation

Select a Power Source

The camera can be powered by a 12V power source or 8 AA alkaline or lithium batteries.

Diagram Description: A diagram illustrates the battery compartment holding 8 AA batteries. It shows the correct polarity orientation with '+' and '-' symbols for each battery.

Important: Make sure to insert the AA batteries according to their polarity (➕ and ➖).

For Maximum Performance and Without Leaking Batteries:

  • Use new batteries.
  • Use ONLY alkaline or ONLY lithium batteries.
  • Do not mix new and old batteries.
  • Do not use rechargeable AA batteries, as their lower voltage may cause operating difficulties.

Installing an SD Card

The camera is designed to operate with an SD card between 2 and 128 GB of memory.

Insert an SD Card

  • Make sure the camera is turned OFF.
  • Locate the SD card slot on the bottom right corner of the camera.
  • Insert an SD card (up to 128 GB) into the slot, respecting the indicated direction.
  • The card is inserted correctly when a click is heard.

Format Your SD Card

Before inserting the SD card into your camera, it must be formatted to ensure proper operations. Refer to the 'Other Options' section on page 8 for formatting instructions.

Setup

Use the navigation buttons ([up-arrow], [down-arrow], [left-arrow], [right-arrow]) to switch to the LCD display or change options. Press OK to select. Several setup pages will be displayed.

General Settings Setup

  1. To turn the camera ON/OFF, use the ON/SETUP/OFF switch.
  2. The switch must be on SETUP to make your initial changes.
  3. When the switch is on SETUP, press OK to open the MENU:
    • Set the language (options include English, Français, Deutsch)
    • Set the date (MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY)
    • Set the time (12h or 24h)
    • Set the temperature (°F/°C)

Adjust the Settings for the 3 Modes of Operation

Photo Mode
  • Delay: Allows you to select the time elapsed before the camera can detect again and take the next photo. For multiple photos, use a shorter delay. Press OK after selecting the delay.
  • Quality: Allows you to select a resolution of 4 MP, 16 MP, or 30 MP. Press OK after selection.
  • Multi: Allows you to select the number of photos to be taken per shot (from 1 to 6 photos). Press OK after selection.
  • Detect: Allows you to set motion-detector sensitivity (LOW, NORMAL, HIGH, AUTO). Press OK after selection.
Video Mode
  • Delay: Allows you to select the time elapsed before the camera can detect again and take the next video.
  • Quality: Allows you to choose between VGA, HD, FHD, QHD, and 4K. Press OK after selection.
  • Length: Allows the user to choose the video length (10 to 60 seconds). Press OK after selection.
  • Detection: Allows you to set motion-detector sensitivity (LOW, NORMAL, HIGH, AUTO). Press OK after selection.
Time-Lapse Mode

Allows you to take photos at regular predefined intervals without necessarily detecting a movement.

Night Settings: Choose the BOOST option for maximum brightness at night, OPTIMAL to reduce fuzziness, and MIN BLUR to minimize blurriness of moving objects. Press OK after selection. (Note: Regardless of the mode, the flash remains invisible.)

Other Options

  • Name: Allows you to give a name to your camera.
  • About: Indicates the software version.
  • Default: Resets all default settings.
  • Format: Allows the camera to format the SD card the next time it is used. Reformatting the SD card will delete all photos and videos on the card. Only format the card if you are sure you want to delete everything on it. Transfer all data to your computer beforehand.

Operation

Once the setup is complete, turn the switch from SETUP to ON.

You may also switch from SETUP to OFF and turn the device ON later.

Red Light on the Front of the Camera

When the switch is in the SETUP position, the red light will flash to confirm a motion detection once you have adjusted your settings.

When you move the switch to the ON position, the red light at the front of the camera will flash for 30 seconds to allow you to move out of the camera's field of view.

When the light turns off, the camera is ready for use.

Installation

Recommended Height of Installation:

The camera must be installed at the height of the center line of the animal's body.

Ideal Setup for High-Quality Images and Videos:

The target animal should be 7.5 meters from the camera to get a better line of sight.

To produce brighter photos at night, there should be items reflecting the camera's flash in the background.

Please note that the camera should never be directly pointed at the sun to avoid back lighting and faulty detections.

[FCC Compliance] This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: 1. This device must not cause harmful interference. 2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

The SPYPOINT Experience

(Online scouting tools)

To ensure that you use your trail camera optimally and that it precisely meets your needs, ultimately ensuring greater success as a hunter, SPYPOINT offers a range of useful additional digital features.

For more details on the SPYPOINT EXPERIENCE, refer to the following website: www.spypoint.com/en/experience-spypoint.

Disposal

ONLY USE ORIGINAL SPARE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES.

If, one day, your camera has been used so intensively that it has to be replaced, or if you no longer have any use for it, you are obliged to dispose of it at a recycling center.

Information on return points for your electrical appliance can be obtained from your local waste disposal company or from your local administrative offices.

Electrical appliances not only contain valuable recyclable raw materials, but also substances which, if disposed of improperly, can affect public health and the environment. Help ensure that valuable raw materials are recycled by returning your old appliance to a central collection point.

The WEEE ([WEEE Symbol for Recycling]) symbol represents the obligation of the labeled camera to be sent to a separate center for the proper recycling of electrical and electronic equipment.

[CE Marking]

Warranty

Sit back and relax as this device is covered by the "Know you're covered" 2-year warranty. SPYPOINT strives to provide customers with a positive experience and outstanding service.

For a complete list of specifications, features, and settings, visit our FORCE-PRO page at www.spypoint.com.

FAQ, User Manual & latest firmware available at www.spypoint.com/support.

Live chat support at www.spypoint.com.

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Models: Force-Pro and Comparable Trail Camera

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