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General| Battery Life | Up to 6 months |
|---|---|
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Waterproof Rating | IP66 |
| Flash Type | Infrared |
| Night Vision | Yes |
| Storage | SD card up to 32GB (not included) |
| Operating Temperature | -4°F to 122°F / -20°C to 50°C |
Describes compliance with FCC rules for Class B digital devices and potential interference issues.
Legal note regarding the use of devices for overhearing or recording private conversations.
Warns that unauthorized modifications can void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Provides essential safety guidelines including secure mounting and avoiding exposed wires.
Explains the camera's high-quality case for waterproofing, suitable for rain but not submersion.
Details the PIR sensor technology for motion detection based on temperature differences.
Describes the 15 infrared LEDs that allow the camera to see up to 32ft/10m in the dark.
Discusses the camera's energy efficiency for weeks or months of autonomous operation.
Covers the availability of both still image and video recording at 640 x 480 resolution.
Explains the use of SD cards for flexible storage, supporting up to 32GB.
Details the physical parts of the camera, including sensors, lens, LEDs, and ports.
Describes the LCD screen, buttons (UP, DOWN, OK, SETUP), and power switch.
Explains PIR sensor operation, detection range, and causes of false triggers.
Details the night vision range and factors influencing its effectiveness.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries and an SD card into the camera.
Instructions for attaching the camera to various structures using the provided strap and clasp.
Guides on entering setup mode, setting the date, and accessing time setup.
Explains setting time, choosing recording type (Still/Movie), and image resolution.
Details setting the time delay between motion events to capture or record.
Instructions for formatting the SD card for compatibility with the camera.
Steps to connect the camera via USB to a computer for file access.
Instructions for removing the SD card and using a card reader on a computer.
Suggests using VLC Media Player for compatibility issues with video files.
Provides tips like avoiding specific environments and testing setups to minimize false triggers.
Explains the indicator light behavior when batteries are running low.
Suggests applications like home security, covert surveillance, and animal monitoring.
Offers advice on mounting the camera securely on various suitable structures.
Explains the difference between JPEG (still images) and AVI (video) file formats.
Recommends alkaline batteries with high mAh rating; suggests rechargeables for regular use.
Offers suggestions to minimize the chances of the OutbackCam being stolen.
Estimates how many video recordings or still images fit on an SD card based on size.
Details camera sensor, resolution, exposure, white balance, and lens information.
Lists video format, resolution, frame rate, duration, and still image settings.
Specifies the night vision range and the number of infrared LEDs.
Covers power, battery type, indoor/outdoor use, memory, display, and dimensions.
Outlines the one-year warranty, required proof of purchase, and repair/replacement policy.
Lists items not covered by warranty, such as incidental damages and unauthorized modifications.
Provides contact details including email and telephone numbers for various regions.
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