HCO BG30L User Manual

HCO BG30L

Mobile (GSM) Surveillance Camera/Alarm System

User’s Manual

Content

1 Product Information .......................................................................... 2

1.1 General Description ................................................................. ….2

1.2 Interfaces ...................................................................................... 2

1.3 Information Display ....................................................................... 3

1.4 Features ........................................................................................ 4

2 Cautions ............................................................................................. 6

3 Quick Start .......................................................................................... 7

3.1 Install Micro SD card and SIM card .............................................. 7

3.2 Insert the battery and Power on .................................................... 7

3.3 Quick start ..................................................................................... 8

4 Camera Setup .................................................................................. 12

4.1 Mount the camera ....................................................................... 12

4.2 Three camera status ................................................................... 12

4.3 User authorization ....................................................................... 13

4.4 Set master number ..................................................................... 13

4.5 Set normal users ......................................................................... 14

4.6 Set MMS parameters .................................................................. 15

4.7 Set email parameters .................................................................. 16

4.8 Set receiving phone number ....................................................... 17

4.9 Set receiving e-mail address ....................................................... 17

4.10 Get on spot photo ....................................................................... 18

4.11 Arm ............................................................................................. 18

4.12 Disarm ........................................................................................ 18

4.13 Check camera settings ............................................................... 19

4.14 Set camera parameters .............................................................. 19

4.15 Format Micro SD card ................................................................ 22

4.16 Set master’s passwords ............................................................. 22

4.17 Get help ...................................................................................... 22

4.18 Use the Remote control .............................................................. 23

4.19 Load and remove a wireless sensor .......................................... 24

5 SMS command list…………………………… ................................ …25

* Technical Specifications ...................................................................... 26

* Parts List ............................................................................................. 27

1 – Product Information

1 Product Information

General Description

The BG30L is a portable GSM Camera/Alarm system. It is based on GSM

GPRS MMS (Multimedia Massage Service), GSM SMS (Short Message

Service) and GSM Voice Technologies. You will need an activated SIM card

from GSM wireless carrier with voice (listen-in function), text message (SMS)

or data plan (GPRS). After being activated, it will send images (MMS) to your

cell phone or e-mail. It also can send text alert (SMS) to your cell phone. It

can be activated by motion (PIR Motion Detector) or text message command

sent from your cell phone. The BG30L works 24/7. With its 940nm IR flash, it

can take nighttime image without any visible flash light.

The BG30L can monitor your home, office, shop, store, warehouse or factory

anywhere, any time. It also can be used for wildlife monitoring as well.

The BG30L can be programmed by PC through Micro SD card or USB cable.

It also can be programmed by SMS command from your cell phone.

Interfaces

 LCD display

 USB port

 Micro SD card slot

 SIM-card slot.

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Information Display

When the camera is on (the power switch is switched to ON position), the

camera setting information will be displayed on LCD display.

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Features

 GSM wireless camera/alarm system

The system is based on GSM GPRS MMS (Multimedia Message Service),

GSM SMS (Short Message Service) and GSM Voice Technologies. When it

is activated, it will send MMS (Pictures) and text alert by SMS to your cell

phone. It also can send MMS (Pictures) to your Email.

 Standalone system, installation is very simple

The unit can work as a separate camera/alarm system and talks directly with

your cell phone or Email. With build-in Li-ion battery and capacity to be

connected to external power source, the unit is extremely easy to be

installed anywhere with cellular network and start working immediately.

 Super compact

The unit weight around 6 oz and measures 4-1/4 inches by 2-3/4 inches by

1-1/2 inches.

 Black-out IR flash

940nm IR LEDs provide invisible flash during night time.

 Two-way communication

You can send text command to the unit and it will take a picture or change

the setting and reply with the status. This will help you control the camera

remotely.

 Real-time sound monitoring

By calling the number, it will pick up and let you hear the surrounding sound.

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 RF wireless remote control

It will allow you to ARM, DISARM, turn on laser pointer (position assistance)

or make emergency calls without touching the unit.

 Integrate with wireless motion detector

You can program a regular 433MHZ wireless motion detector to the camera

to trigger the camera.

 Very low power consumption

With <0.25mA (<6mAh/Day) standby current, build-in Li-ion battery will take

and send hundreds of images. You also can use the external power source.

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2 – Cautions

2 Cautions

 Please follow federal, state or local law while you are using this

product. We hold no responsibility for the illegal use of this product. We

don’t guarantee for the document veracity, reliability or any content

except regulate in proper laws, including no guarantee for product

suitable market or suitable area promise. We are not legally

responsible for the way the buyer uses the camera. It is the buyer's

responsibility to use it in a legal manner.

 We hold no responsibility for any loss of data or income; or any special,

incidental, consequential or indirect damages howsoever caused.

 The contents of this document are provided “as is”. Except as required

by applicable law, no warranties of any kind, expressed or implied,

including, but not limited to the accuracy, reliability or contents of this

document. We reserve the right to revise this document or withdraw it

at any time without prior notice.

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3 - Quick Introductions

3 Quick Start

 In this manual, we will use AT&T setup parameters as sample. If

you are not using AT&T, you will need to contact your wireless

carrier for the correct parameters.

 In this manual, 1234567890 is the master number. 1234567891,

1234567892 and 1234567893 are normal user. You will need to

change them to the correct number you are using.

 You must set a master number.

 You must set the network parameters for MMS, SMS and e-mail.

 You must set at least one receiving phone number or one

receiving e-mail address.

3.1 Install Micro SD card and SIM card

Open the battery cover. Insert Micro SD card and SIM card into the card slot

according to the direction shown.

3.2 Insert the battery and Power on

Open the battery cover. Find the spare lithium battery connector and connect

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3 - Quick Introductions

to the lithium battery. Insert the power adapter (supplied) into the

Power/USB interface for power supply, and slide the power switch to ON

position.

3.3 Steps：
Step 1: Confirm cards status

Confirm the Micro SD card and SIM card are inserted correctly. You can

see the card status on the display.

means the SIM card is inserted and it works well. means no SIM

card or the SIM card is not properly inserted.

Micro SD card capacity means how many pictures can be stored. It

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should be a non-zero number.

Step 2: Edit MMS parameters via PC

A new file named”profile.txt” is created automatically in a new folder

named “MMS” in the Micro SD card. Open the file with notepad and edit

the file to set the MMS parameters, below is for reference:

; for MMS application

[Via WAP Settings]

When Send Mode is Number, these parameters need to be edited. They

are network WAP settings.

URL=http://mmsc.cingular.com
APN=wap.cingular
IP=066.209.11.32
Port=80
Account=
Password=

Receiving phone numbers:

MasterNum=
PhoneNum2=
PhoneNum3=
PhoneNum4=

; for Email application
[Via Internet Settings]

When Send Mode is E-mail, these parameters need to be edited. They

are network internet settings.

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GPRSAPN=wap.cingular
GPRSAccount=[e-mail]
GPRSPassword=CINGULAR1

Receiving e-mail addresses:

ReceiveEmail1=
ReceiveEmail2=
ReceiveEmail3=
ReceiveEmail4=

Sending E-mail parameters (Default settings can be used).

SendEmailAddr=
SendEmailPassword=
SendEmailPort=
SendEmailServer=

Step 3: Choose “Send Mode”

There are 3 mode: Number (Send MMS to mobile phone), e-mail (Send

images to E-mail address), and Local (Just store images in the Micro SD

card, do not send out). For the first time use, we suggest you choose

“Number” to test if you can get MMS.

Step 4: Go to Arm Status

Arm status is the live status. The camera can be set to ARM by 2 ways:

 When the camera is ON, don’t press any key for 1 minute, the camera

will automatically switch to Arm Status.

 Use the remote control, press “A”, then it will go to Arm Status

immediately.

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In ARM Status, when it’s triggered, the camera will do the following:

 Only insert Micro SD card: It will take a picture and store the picture

in the Micro SD card only.

 Only insert SIM card: It will take a picture and send out via MMS or

email only.

 Insert both Micro SD and SIM card: It will take a picture, store in the

Micro SD card and send out to your cell phone or your email.

Step 5: Check setting parameters

If you can’t get MMS or the camera is not working properly, you can press

“OK” button when you are at Home screen (before enter the Menu), it will

show you the current MMS settings for you to check.

Step 6: Get on-spot images via SMS

When the camera is armed and the Send Mode is Number, you can send

a text message #T # to your camera’s SIM card number to get an on-spot

image.

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4 Camera Setup

4.1 Mount the camera

The camera features a tripod mounting hole in the bottom with a standard

screw thread. You can mount it to any suitable surface. You can press

”button to turn on the laser pointer to help with your mounting.

“

4.2 Camera status

From the basic operations of the camera in previous chapter, we know that

the camera has three basic operation statuses:

 Setting Status: You can change or check camera settings in this status.

You can also change or check the settings via SMS.

 Arm Status: It’s the live status In ARM Status, when it’s triggered, the

camera will do the following:

 Only insert Micro SD card: It will take a picture and store the picture

in the Micro SD card only.

 Only insert SIM card: It will take a picture and send out via MMS or

email only.

 Insert both Micro SD and SIM card: It will take a picture, store in the

Micro SD card and send out to your cell phone or your email.

 Disarm Status: The camera will not be triggered in disarm status.

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4.3 User authorization

There are two levels of users: Master and Normal users. Each user has a

different authorization level:

Functions User Level

Set master number Only Master’s password

Set master ‘s password Master

Set camera parameters Master

Set normal user Master

Receive emergency calling Master, Normal user

Send SMS for on spot picture Master, Normal user

Call the camera to listen in live voice Master, Normal user

Receive MMS when triggered Master, Normal user

Check camera status Master, Normal user

Get help information Master, Normal user

4.4 Set Master Number

You should set a master number when you first use the camera. There are

two ways to set the Master Number:

Method 1: Send SMS command:
Send #BG30L#5555#1234567890# to your camera’s SIM card phone
number. 5555 is the original master’s password. Please note all the SMS
commands should begin and end with “#”. 1234567890 is the Master
Number you want to use. If success, you will receive a reply SMS: Dear

master, your number is 1234567890. If fail, you will receive a reply SMS:
Please check the password.
Method 2: Editing the profile.txt:

After you open the profile.txt in a notepad, find the to MasterNum= line and

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change to MasterNum=1234567890.

4.5 Set Normal Users

You can set at most 3 Normal Users. The Normal Users can be set by the

Master. There are two ways to set the Master Number:

Method 1: Send SMS command:
Send #N#1234567891#1234567892#1234567893# to your camera’s SIM

card phone number. If success, you will receive a reply SMS:

http://mmsc.cingular.com, 066.209.11.32, 80, wap.cingular,,,
1234567890, 1234567891, 1234567892, 1234567893
If fail, you will receive a reply SMS: Command error! Please check again.
Method 2: Editing the profile.txt:

After you open the profile.txt in a notepad, find the PhoneNumX= line and

change to PhoneNum2=1234567891, PhoneNum3=1234567892,

PhoneNum4=1234567893.

4.6 Set MMS Parameters

If you want get instant MMS images when the camera is triggered, you

should set the MMS parameters correctly.

Method 1: Send SMS command:
Send #M#URL#IP#Port#APN#Account#Password# to your camera’s SIM

card phone number. The following chart shows the meaning of each field.

Please note that character # is between each field. Please don’t forget the
character “#” at the end of the command.

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Please note each field has a maximum character number limit.

If success, you will receive a reply SMS: http://mmsc.cingular.com,

066.209.1 1.32, 80, wap.cingular, name, password, 1234567890,,,,
If fail, you will receive a reply SMS: Command error. Please check again!
Method 2: Edit the profile.txt:

After you open the profile.txt in a notepad, you can set the MMS parameters.

Below is for reference:

When Send Mode is Number, these parameters need to be edited. They

are network WAP settings.

URL=http://mmsc.cingular.com
APN=wap.cingular
IP=066.209.11.32
Port=80
Account=
Password=

Receiving phone numbers:

MasterNum=
PhoneNum2=
PhoneNum3=
PhoneNum4=

For details of URL, APN, IP, Port, Account and Password, please contact

your network service provider.

4.7 Set E-mail Parameters

You also can receive the pictures by e-mail via GPRS (data plan). There are

two ways to set the e-mail parameters:

Method 1: Send SMS command:

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Send #S#e-mail address#email password#email server port#GPRS
APN#SMTPServer#Account#Password

Please note each field has a maximum character number limit.

If success, you will receive a reply SMS: [e-mail]，bmc123，
25，cmnet，smtp.sina.com，，，，
If fail, you will receive a reply SMS: Command error! Please check again.

Method 2: Editing the profile.txt

After you open the profile.txt in a notepad, edit the profile.txt in the PC to set

the e-mail parameters, below is for reference:

When Send Mode is E-mail, these parameters need to be edited. They

are network internet settings.

GPRSAPN=wap.cingular
GPRSAccount=[e-mail]
GPRSPassword=CINGULAR1

Receiving e-mail addresses:

ReceiveEmail1=
ReceiveEmail2=
ReceiveEmail3=
ReceiveEmail4=

Sending E-mail parameters (Default settings can be used).

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SendEmailAddr=
SendEmailPassword=
SendEmailPort=
SendEmailServer=

For details of GPRS APN, GPRS Account and GPRS Password, please

contact your network service provider.

4.8 Set Receiving Phone Number

There are two ways to set the receiving phone number:

Method 1: Send SMS command:
Send #N#1234567891# 1234567892#1234567893#

The receiving phone number1 is the master number.

Please note each field has a maximum character number limit.

If success, you will receive a reply SMS: http://mmsc.monternet.com,

10.0.0.172, 80, cmwap，，，master number，receiving phone number 1,
receiving phone number 2, receiving phone number 3,

Method 2: Editing the profile.txt

After you open the profile.txt in a notepad, edit the profile.txt in the PC.

4.9 Set Receiving E-mail Address

There are two ways to set the receiving e-mail address:

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Method 1: Send SMS command:
Send #R#email address 1# email address 2# email address 3#

Please note each field has a maximum character number limit.

If success, you will receive a reply SMS: http://mmsc.monternet.com,

10.0.0.172, 80, cmwap，，，，，，，receiving email address 1, receiving email
address 2, receiving email address 3,

Method 2: Editing the profile.txt

After you open the profile.txt in a notepad, edit the profile.txt in the PC.

4.10 Get on spot photo

You can Send SMS command to your camera’s SIM card phone number.

If success, the camera will take an on-spot picture and send to your mobile

phone. If fail, you will receive a reply SMS: Photo error:xx , Settings

error:xx , MMS error:xx or Time out!

4.11 Enter Arm Status

Arm status is camera’s live status. There are two ways to arm the camera:

Method 1: Send SMS command #A# to your camera’s SIM card phone

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If success, you will receive a reply SMS: Arm mode is active!
If fail, you will receive a reply SMS: Command error! Please check again.
Method 2: Use the remote control
You can press the button A on the remote to arm the camera.

4.12 Enter Disarm Status

There are two ways to disarm the camera:

Method 1: Edit SMS #D# and send to your camera’s SIM card.
If success, you will receive a reply SMS: Disarm mode is active!
If fail, you will receive a reply SMS: Command error! Please check again.
Method 2: Use the remote control
You can press the button D on the remote to disarm the camera.

4.13 Check camera settings

There are two ways you can check the camera settings:

Method 1: Send SMS command #L# to your camera’s SIM card phone

number.

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If success, you will receive a reply SMS: Email address, password, port,
SMTPServer,protocol, email1,email2, email3,email4, mms serve net
address，server ip，port， protocol，Number1，Number2，Number3，

Number4，Alarm:on/off, Interval 0m:0s,photo Burst 1, Send Mode:
Local/Number/Email, Work Day 1111111, Timer: off/on 09h00m:17h00m,

Date Time:2011/7/12 18:12:12,Active Zone:0111111
Method 2: On the camera display

You can press OK button when you are at Home screen (before enter the

Menu), it will show you the current MMS settings for you to check.

4.14 Set camera parameters
Method 1: Via Setting menu

To view the camera settings menu, press MENU in the TEST mode. The

settings menu will be shown on the LCD.

Items Default Options Description

Set Clock Enter Set camera date and time.

Format Enter

PIR

Interval

Photo

Burst

1 Minute

1 Photo 2 -9Photos

0–59

seconds,

1-60 minutes

Format the SD-card. All images and

videos in the SD-card will be deleted.

Choose how long the camera will

stop functioning after each triggering.

The camera’s PIR will be disabled

during this interval.

Choose the continuous shooting

numbers after each triggering.

Number: Send MMS to preset phone

Send

Mode

Number Email\Local

number; Email: Send picture to

preset email address; Local: Just take

pictures, don’t send out.

Work Day All Sunday Choose which day the camera works.

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Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

Timer

Switch

Off On

The camera will be awoken up at

certain time duration in a day. In the

rest of the time the camera is shut off.

RGB Set Off On R:0-9;G:0-9;B:0-9;

Password Off ON, set

Default

Set

This password is used to lock or

unlock the camera’s control panel.

Restore customer settings to default

values.

 Photo Burst

It means Continuous Capturing Number after each trigger in camera mode. It

has nine values: 1-9 Photos.

 PIR Interval

It means that how long the PIR (Passive Infrared motion sensor) will be

disabled after each trigger in ON mode. During this time, the PIR of the

device will not react to the motion of human (or animals). The minimum

interval is 0 second which means the PIR works all the time. The maximum

interval is 1 hour which means the PIR will be disabled for 1 hour after each

trigger. The default value is 1 minute. Press ◄ or ► to decrease or increase

the value.

 Timer

This defines a certain time period in a day the camera can be triggered. The

rest of the time period the device is shut off. The effective value range from

00:00:00 to 23:59:59. Timer switch OFF means the camera works all the

time. Timer switch ON means the camera works only during the time period

set.

Method 2: Send SMS command:

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I means Trigger Interval. 10: the minutes (0～59min). 30: the

seconds (0～59sec).

B means Photo Burst. 2: the numbers of the pictures taken after each

trigger (1 picture~9pictures).

M means Send Mode. 2: the function number (0: local. 1: MMS. 2:

e-mail;).

W means Work Day. 1110001: Each number represents a day at

the sequence of Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,

and Saturday. 1 means Arm. 0 means Disarm.

T means Timer. OFF: Timer function off which means the PIR

sensor will work all the time.

T means Timer. ON10:20-16:30 means the PIR sensor will

work from 10:20 to 16:30.

D means Set Clock. This command can set clock use your current cell

phone time.

If success, you will receive a reply SMS: Interval 10:30, Burst 2, Work Day

1110001, Time Switch OFF, Date Time: 2011/8/2418:12:12, Active Zone:
0111111

If fails, you will receive a reply SMS: Command error! Please check again.
Note: #E# can’t be omitted when use this command to change any camera

settings.

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4.15 Format Micro SD card
Method 1: Send SMS command

4 – Camera Setup

Send SMS #F# to your camera’s SIM card phone number.
If success, you will receive a reply SMS: Format SD card successfully!
If fails, you will receive a reply SMS: Format SD card failed!
Method 2: Set in camera menu

Enter the camera menu, scroll down to Format. Press OK and then highlight

(by pressing Left or Right key) Yes, press OK again to confirm. If format

success, Format Successfully will shown on the screen.

4.16 Set master’s passwords
Method 1: Send SMS command:

Send SMS #P#your password# to your camera’s SIM card phone number.
If If success, you will receive a reply SMS: The password is successfully

changed to 4321.
Method 2: Set in camera menu

Enter the camera menu, scroll down to Password. Use Left or Right button to

switch between On, Off and Set. Highlight Set and press OK. You will be

asked to input your old password. If you never changed your password

before, the default password is 5555. Input your old password and press OK.

Input your new password and press OK. Input your new password again and

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press OK. If success, New Password Set Success will shown on the screen.

4.17 Get help
Method: Send SMS command

Send #H# to your camera’s SIM card phone number.
If success, you will receive a reply SMS: A: Arm, D: Disarm, H: help, L:

look over settings, T: take photo.

4.18 Use the Remote control

Before you can use the remote, you will need to add the remote control(s) to

the camera. This can be done through the camera menu. Turn on the

camera, press LEFT button and enter the study code menu. Choose RCH,

press OK button. You will be asked to trigger the remote control you want to

add. Press the button A on the remote control. When it's successful, there

will be a * before RCH.

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Setting Status Study Code Menu Study Code Menu

You can use the remote control to easily Arm (button A) or Disarm (button D).

Also you can dial the emergency numbers via button C in case of emergency.

Press button B can open or close the laser (You can easily mount the

camera with the help of the laser point.).

 Button A : Arm the camera

 Button D :Disarm the camera

 Button C :Emergency call button

 Button B :Laser point

4.19 Load or remove a wireless sensor

Any 433MHz wireless sensor, such as infrared body sensor, wireless door

magnet, wireless smoke detector, etc. can be set as an alarm sensor of the

camera.

Please follow the instruction below to load or remove a wireless sensor:

1. Power on the wireless sensor.

2. Turn on the camera, press LEFT button and enter the study code

menu. Choose Zone1 or Zone2, press OK button, then trigger the

wireless sensor. When it's loaded successfully, there will be a *before

zone1 or zone2.

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Setting Status Study Code Menu Study Code Menu

3. When you want to remove the wireless sensor. Please enter the study

code menu, press LEFT button to cancel the “*”. If there is not a “*”

before the zone, it means the sensor has been removed from the

camera.

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5 - SMS Command List

SMS Command List

Function SMS Command

Set Master Number #HCO#5555#1234567890#

Set Normal Users #N#1234567891#1234567892#1234567893#

Set MMS

Parameters

Set Email

#M#http://mmsc.cingular.com#066.209.11.32#80#wap.cingular#

#S#[e-mail]#bmc123#25#cmnet#smtp.sina.com

Parameters

Set Receiving Phone

Number

Set Receiving Email

Address

#N#12345678901#12345678902#

#R#[e-mail] # [e-mail]#

Get on spot Photo #T#

Arm #A#

Disarm #D#

Check camera

settings

Set Camera
Parameters

Format Micro SD

card

#E#I10:30#B2#M2#W1110001#TOFF#D#

(Trigger Interval: I; Photo Burst: B; Send Mode: M; Work day: W;

Timer: T; Date Time Set: D;)

#L#

#F#

#

Set Password #P#4321#

Help #H#

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* Specifications

Specifications

Model

Image Resolution

Lens

Trigger Method

Trigger Speed

PIR Detection Range

Flash Type

Flash Range

Display

User Interface

Sound Recording

Non-wireless

Operation

Memory(Included)

Working Media

PIR Sensor

Illumination

Operation

Delay

Capture Mode

Power Supply

Standby Current

Ports & Jacks

Mounting

Dimensions

Weight

Operation

Temperature

Storage

Temperature

Operation Humidity

Certificates

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BG30L

640*480

F=3.1mm

FOV(Field of View)=80°

PIR Sensor

433MHz Wireless Sensor

Wireless Command

0.3s

70 Ft

Blackout(Invisible) Infrared

20-40Ft

Built-in 1.4" LCD Color Display

Built-in Display

PC Software

SMS

Remote

Yes

Yes

Micro SD Card

GSM Cellular Network(SMS/MMS/GPRS/Voice)

Micro SD Card

Multi Zone

22 High-Output Blackout IR LEDs

Day/Night(24hours)

1s – 60m Programmable

1~9 Programmable

5V 2000mA DC

Lithium battery(backup, included)

<0.25mA(<6mAh/Day)

SIM Card Slot

USB Jack

Micro SD Card Slot

6V DC Plug

Tri-pod Port

Heights: 4-1/4 inches

Width: 2-3/4 inches

Depth: 1-1/2 inches

Approximate 5.5oz without Battery

-4F to 140F

-22F to 158F

5% - 90%

FCC, CE, RoHS

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* Packing List

Packing List

Item Quantity

Camera

Remote control

Power adaptor

Lithium battery

USB cable

Universal mounting kit 1

Adhesive tape

User Manual

Warranty Card

2G Micro SD card

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

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