SURVEILLANCE CAMERA GB INSTRUCTION MANUAL SNAPSHOT MINI 5.0 PRO doerr-outdoor.
INDEX PAGE 01 | SAFETY HINTS 3 02 | SAFETY HINTS FOR BATTERIES 4 03 | PRIVACY POLICY 4 04 | NOMENCLATURE 4 05 | ILLUSTRATION OF PARTS 5 06 | FIRST COMMISSIONING 6 06.1 Inserting the batteries 6 06.2 Alternative power supplies 6 06.3 Inserting the SD/SDHC/SDXC Memory Card 6 06.3.1 6 07 | 08 | ⛔ IMPORTANT SDXC Memory Cards 64 GB & 128 GB OPERATION 7 07.1 Overview home screen 7 07.2 All basic factory settings 7 07.3 Main Menus 7 07.
GB 01 | • THANK YOU very much for choosing a quality product by DÖRR. Please read the instruction manual and the safety hints carefully before using the device for the first time. • • Keep the operating instructions together with the device for reference. If other people use this device, provide them with these instructions. If you sell the unit, this manual forms an integral part of the device and must be supplied with it.
02 | SAFETY HINTS FOR BATTERIES/ACCUMULATORS Only use high-quality batteries or accumulators of popular brands. When inserting the batteries or accumulators, please respect the correct polarity (+/-). Do not insert batteries of different types and always replace all batteries at the same time. Never combine Alkaline Manganese batteries with NiMH batteries! Do not combine used batteries with fresh batteries. Please remove batteries/accumulators when device is not in use for a long period of time.
05 | ILLUSTRATION OF PARTS 01 05 02 06 03 05 04 07 08 09 13 10 11 12 14 16 19 SD 15 18 17 17 20 5 doerr-outdoor.
06 | COMMISSIONING Lead Battery 12V/12Ah www.doerr-outdoor.de/204351 CAUTION To avoid camera damages, make sure that camera is switched off (slide control 11 = OFF) for the following steps! DÖRR Battery Cable 2m with flat plug www.doerr-outdoor.de/204364 11 Both the solar panel and an external battery need to be plugged-in to the cameras DC 12V port (15). Any inserted batteries do not need to be removed when using external power supplies.
07 | OPERATION * The camera menu language is factory set to GERMAN. To change the menu language, please go to chapter 08.3. 07.1 Overview home screen Switch the slide control (11) to the middle position SETUP . 07.3 Main Menus To adjust the settings for your purposes, switch the slide control (11) to the middle position SETUP and press the menu button (09) . The 3 main menus appear in the top left of the LCD display (08).
08 | SETTINGS & FUNCTIONS 08.1 Main Menu CAM Cam Mode ‹ Photo › Image Size Select the desired image resolution. Multi Shot Select the number of images to be taken upon movement or triggering.. Flash Power Cam Mode Cam Mode 8 Selection ‹ Photo ›. The camera takes pictures according to your further, subsequent photo settings. ‹ Video › Select the desired flash range. 5 MP (3072 x 1728) ‹ 3M › 3 MP (2304 x 1280) ‹ 1 Photo › ‹ 2 Photos › ‹ 3 Photos › ‹ Low › up to approx.
08.2 Main menu PIR PIR Sensor ‹ ON › ‹ OFF › PIR Sensitivity Selection ‹ ON › The Passive Infrared Sensor (PIR) triggers upon motion and temperature changes recognised within the detection range. Adjust the sensitivity of the motion detector. ‹ Level 1 › ‹ Level 2 › ‹ Level 3 › ‹ Level 4 › Select when camera triggers too often upon environment influences, e.g. falling branches or strong sunlight.
08.2 Main menu PIR Timer 1 Set a fixed working time frame in which the camera is active. Outside of this time, no recordings are made or movements are registered. ‹ OFF › Selection ‹ OFF › Camera works 24 h. ‹ ON › After selection ‹ ON › and pressing the OK button (10) another window opens for entering the start and end time: Example with setting 2:00 – 5:00: Camera is only active between 2:00 and 5:00 a.m.
08.3 Main Menu SYS Date & Time Set the date and time. ‹ Enter › Date format: DD / MM / YYYY TIme format: 24-hours After selection ‹ Enter › and pressing the OK button (10) another window opens for entering the date and time: Date & Time DD/MM/YYYY SS:MM:SS Use the buttons (12) or to select the day. Use the button to enter the next input field. Select the month and year accordingly. Use the button to access the time input field. Use the buttons (12) or to select the hour.
08.3 Main Menu SYS Battery Type Overwrite SD To ensure an accurate indication of the battery status, please select whether you have inserted alkaline batteries or Ni-MH batteries into the camera. ‹ Alkaline › * When selecting ‹ OFF › If the SD card is full, the camera stops recording until the card is changed or formatted. ‹ OFF › Camera stops recording ‹ ON › Camera overwrites oldest files ‹ YES › By pressing the menu button (09) you exit this function and return to the start screen.
09 | TEST RECORDINGS / VIEW RECORDINGS In SETUP mode (slide control 11 on position SETUP), a test photo, test video or test photo+video can be released according to your settings made in the main menu CAM camera mode. taking a view test photos (see chapter 09). The camera should be directed in a way that the object will appear in the centre of the picture. You may have to re-adjust the camera and take another test shot. ▶ NOTICE To change the camera angle you can use e.g.
rain and constant exposure to sunlight. After a long period of humidity caused by rain or fog, the camera should be placed in a dry area for a few days. 11 | OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES 12 | CLEANING AND STORAGE Never use aggressive cleansing agents or benzine to clean the device. We recommend a soft, slightly damp microfiber cloth to clean the outer parts of the device. Remove batteries before cleaning! Store the device in a dust-free, dry and cool place.
14 | TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Recording capability Photo / Video with audio / Photo+Video with audio Combined picture and video recording Yes Number of LEDs / LED Type 60 invisible infrared LEDs, 940nm Flash range max. approx. 20 m Detection range motion sensor approx. 20 m / 60° Picture angle approx. 60° Trigger speed PIR sensor approx.
15 | DISPOSAL, CE MARKING and indicates that the device meets the requirements of all EU directives applicable to this product. 15.1 DISPOSAL OF BATTERY/ACCUMULATOR Batteries and rechargeable batteries are marked with the symbol of a crossed-out waste bin. This symbol indicates that empty batteries or rechargeable batteries that can no longer be recharged must not be disposed of in household waste. Old batteries may contain harmful substances that can cause damage to health and the environment.
