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General| Brand | Stealth Cam |
|---|---|
| Model | STC-GX45NGW |
| Category | Thermographic Cameras |
| Language | English |
Lists key technical attributes of the camera, including field of view, sensor, LEDs, screen, and connectivity.
Details the functions of the Off, On, and Test positions of the main power switch.
Explains the operation of the Menu, Enter, Right/Left, and Up/Down buttons for navigation and selection.
Illustrates the layout of information displayed on the camera's LCD screen during Auto Mode operation.
Explains the meaning and visibility of various icons like Operational Mode, Photo/Video Count, Battery Life, etc.
Describes the initial power-on sequence and display of the Stealth Cam logo and Auto Mode screen.
Details how the camera operates in real-time viewing, capture, and sleep modes.
Explains the function of preset settings (QSET 1-3) and how to cycle through them using buttons.
Outlines the default operational mode, resolution, delay, and burst settings for QSET 1, 2, and 3.
Describes the user-defined custom mode where settings can be personalized for Photo, Video, or Time Lapse.
Lists the five main menu options: Playback, Camera Setup, Advance Settings, Cellular Settings, and Sync Settings.
Explains how to navigate and view saved photos and videos using the camera's playback function.
Details the process of deleting individual photo files using the DOWN button during playback.
Guides on setting the camera's date, time, and selecting the appropriate time zone for accurate logging.
Explains how to choose between 12-hour or 24-hour time display formats for the camera.
Describes setting the camera to PIR Photo mode and lists associated settings like resolution and PIR delay.
Details settings for Time Lapse mode, including delay, start/stop times, and PIR sensor behavior.
Outlines settings for PIR Video mode, such as resolution, video length, and audio options.
Covers setting camera activity schedules and selecting photo quality from 2.0 MP to 12.0 MP.
Explains the PIR Delay, which sets the wait time between motion-triggered photos, including a no-delay option.
Details advanced blur reduction, photo burst options (1-9 images), and setting a custom camera name.
Explains how to enable a security key for password protection and set a 4-digit security code.
Details specific settings for Time Lapse mode, including delay intervals and operational timeframes.
Covers video resolution options (1920x1080, 1280x720) and adjustable video length settings.
Explains how to enable or disable audio recording during video capture.
Discusses imprinting temperature data and configuring the information bar with logo, time, date, and camera name.
Illustrates the various icons used to represent different phases of the moon.
Guides on manually setting GPS coordinates and performing a factory reset of camera settings.
Explains how to format the SD card and select the camera's operating language (English, French, Spanish, German).
Details the process for upgrading camera firmware via SD card or USB, recommending checking the website.
Instructs on downloading the Stealth Cam Remote APP and setting up an account for remote camera management.
Specifies the need for a 3G GSM Mini SIM card and a Data ONLY plan from a service provider.
Provides steps for inserting the Mini SIM card into the camera's dedicated slot.
Outlines the guided process for connecting the camera to the network and app account.
Offers guidance for resolving issues when the camera fails to find a network or connect to the account.
Lists common error screens related to account matching, SIM cards, user names, and cell service.
Explains how to enter account credentials and control the cellular modem for network connectivity.
Covers settings for transmitting data, photo resolution for uploads, and upload frequency (Instant, Hourly, etc.).
Details setting daily data upload limits and enabling/disabling automatic location data acquisition.
Describes the process of acquiring and updating the camera's GPS location data from the cellular network.
Explains the Access Point Name (APN) and how to check cellular signal strength.
Covers setting the time for uploads and synchronizing the camera's date and time automatically.
Provides step-by-step instructions for inserting an SD memory card into the camera.
Displays a chart showing the approximate number of images or videos that can be stored based on SD card size and resolution.
Details the step-by-step process for formatting an SD card using the camera's menu options.
Explains how to remove the battery tray using the eject button and cautions about battery orientation.
Guides on correctly reinserting the battery tray and checking for obstructions.
Includes important warnings about not mixing old/new batteries and removing them for long-term storage.
Describes viewing images directly on the camera's built-in screen using the playback function.
Details connecting the camera to a computer via USB to view images as a card reading device.
Suggests removing the SD card and using a separate card reader for viewing images.
Warns about potential conflicts with third-party SD card viewers and the need for reformatting.
Provides definitions for various camera features and technologies like Reflex, Matrix, Retina, Time Lapse, and PIR.
Answers common questions regarding serial number location, trigger speed, and battery types.
Addresses warranty options, potential issues with viewing photos on other devices, and camera behavior with a full SD card.
Advises against swapping SD cards between cameras and using mini SD cards.
Explains how to use test mode for aiming and clarifies that cameras are weather-resistant, not waterproof.
Recommends checking for periodic free software updates for optimal performance.
States compliance with FCC Part 15 rules, outlining conditions for operation and potential interference.
Details FCC RF radiation exposure limits and recommendations for installation distance.
Warns against unauthorized modifications and lists relevant US patent numbers.
Explains the 365-day limited warranty, coverage for defects, and exclusions like damage or abuse.
Covers requirements for registration, receipt, and voids warranty for purchases from unauthorized sources.
Warns against tampering, unauthorized service, and requires an RA number for returns.
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