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General| Brand | WingHome |
|---|---|
| Model | 480Ace |
| Category | Scouting Camera |
| Language | English |
Details the trail camera's features, including 4G photo transmission, remote configuration, GPS, 24MP photo, and 1080p video.
Lists key specifications like trigger speed, FOV, PIR angle, resolutions, IR range, and operating temperature.
Lists all included items: trail camera, mounting strap, antenna, SIM card, USB cable, instruction manual, and quick start guide.
Identifies front, bottom, and internal camera parts including lens, buttons, ports, battery compartment, and display.
Guides through initial setup: inserting batteries, antenna, SD card, SIM card, and setting up the WingHome Cam app.
Provides crucial setup precautions: correct SD card/battery insertion, power adapter type, and avoiding power interruption during upgrades.
Explains power sources: 8 AA batteries (alkaline/NiMH/lithium), 12V/2A power adapter, and 12V/2A solar panel compatibility.
Details camera battery life with 8 AA alkaline batteries, noting approximations and factors affecting duration.
Covers SD card requirements, capacity up to 32GB, insertion/removal, and behavior when the card is full or corrupted.
Explains connecting the camera via USB cable to use it as a PC camera, displaying 'USB is connected'.
Details camera menu navigation using buttons (OK, Menu, Up, Down) and explains different modes like Test Mode and View Mode.
Lists default and optional settings for Camera Mode, Image Size, Send Pic Size, Remote Control, Multi-shot, Video Size, etc.
Instructs on modifying settings via the WingHomeCam app, saving changes, and their effect after a new camera trigger.
Addresses false triggers from PIR sensitivity, heat, light, unstable mounting, fast objects, and environmental factors.
Troubleshoots issues like camera not powered on, low battery, full or corrupted SD card, and solutions for each.
Resolves limited night vision due to settings, battery, light sources, or an open target area.
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