Spypoint FORCE-PRO User manual

QUICK START GUIDE

FORCE-PROAND

COMPARABLE* v.1.1

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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

qNo glow ash

wRed LED indicator

ePhoto lens

rDetection lens

tLocking latch

ySlot for installation strap

u12 V jack

iScrew-thread for

standard ¼”-20

oLCD screen

aOK button

sSwitch ON/SETUP/OFF

dNavigation buttons

fSD card slot

gBattery compartment

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The specications and characteristics of similar models

may vary. Refer to the website or packaging for details.

PREPARATION

SELECT A POWER SOURCE

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 diculties.

8 AA alkaline or

lithium batteries

12 V

power source

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INSTALLING AN SD CARD

The camera was 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. It is

on the bottom right corner of

the camera (see diagram).

• Insert an SD card (up to 128 GB)

in the slot and make sure to

respect the direction indicated

in the diagram.

• The card is inserted correctly

when a click is heard.

FORMAT YOUR SD CARD

Before inserting the SD card in your camera, it must be formatted

to ensure proper operations. See section OTHER OPTIONS on

page 8 for an explanation of the formatting process.

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SETUP

Use the  buttons to switch to the LCD display or to

change options, and 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 (English, Français, Deutsch)

• Set the date (MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY)

• Set the time (12 h 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.

If you want to capture multiple photos, use a shorter delay.

Once you have selected the delay, press OK.

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Quality: Allows you to select a resolution of 4 MP, 16 MP

or 30 MP. Once you have made your selection, press OK.

Multi: Allows you to select the number of photos to be taken

per shot (from 1 to 6 photos). Once you have made your

selection, press OK.

Detect: Allows you to set motion-detector sensitivity

(LOW, NORMAL, HIGH, AUTO). Once you have made your

selection, press OK.

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. Once you have made your selection, press OK.

Length: Allows the user to choose the video length (10 to 60 s).

Once you have made your selection, press OK.

Detection: Allows you to set motion-detector sensitivity

(LOW, NORMAL, HIGH, AUTO). Once you have made your

selection, press OK.

TIME-LAPSE MODE

Allows you to take photos at regular predened intervals

without necessarily detecting a movement.

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Night: Choose the BOOST option for maximum brightness

at night, select OPTIMAL to reduce fuzziness at night, and

MIN BLUR to minimize the blurriness of moving objects. Once

you have made your selection, press OK. (Note: Regardless of

the mode, the ash remains invisible.)

OTHER OPTIONS

Name: Allows 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 button 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

ash to conrm a motion detection once you have adjusted

your settings.

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When you move the switch to the ON position, the red light at

the front of the camera will ash for 30 seconds to allow you to

move out of the camera's eld of view.

When the light turns o, the camera is ready for use.

INSTALLATION

Recommended height of installation:

The camera must be installed at the height of the centre line

of the animal’s body.

Ideal setup for high-quality images and videos:

The target animal should be 7.5 m from the camera to get

a better line of sight.

To produce brighter photos at night, there sould be items

reecting the camera's ash in the background.

Please note that the camera should never be directly pointed

at the sun to avoid back lighting and faulty detections.

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.

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THE SPYPOINT EXPERIENCE

(Online scouting tools)

To ensure that you use your trail camera optimally and that it

precisely meets your needs and ultimately to ensure greater

success as a hunter, SPYPOINT oers you 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.

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