Swann OutbackCam Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

OutbackCam

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Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with your
new Swann OutbackCam.

Lens

Status
light

Passive
infrared
motion
sensor

Front

21 Infrared

LEDs

19 Infrared

LEDs

Locking screw
securing bottom cover

Light sensor

for night

detection

Overview

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SD Card slot

Menu button

ON/OFF switch

Video/Photo Mode switch IR LED Mode switch (19 or 40)

Battery Pack

port

OK button

Peel off the clear film protecting the LCD screen before use.

GPRS Data
switch
(Feature is not
available on
this model)

USB port

TV Out port

LCD screen

Up/Down/

Left/Right

buttons

12V DC-in power jack
(optional)

Bottom

Back

Battery compartment

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Battery Pack

Mounting Strap USB Cable

Battery cover latch

Connector socket

Locking latch

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Let's learn how to install batteries and storage media in your
OutbackCam.

First, release the bottom cover of the OutbackCam by
twisting the locking screw anti-clockwise, and then follow the
instructions below.

Always switch off the OutbackCam before inserting or removing

batteries or memory cards.

Install batteries

For optimal battery life in cold weather climates, we recommend

using lithium batteries. Do not use rechargeable batteries.

1. Push the battery compartment cover to open it.

2. Insert 2 fresh "AA" alkaline or lithium batteries into each
battery slot. Follow the polarity (+ and -) markings shown on
the metal backing under the battery compartment cover.

3. Close the battery compartment cover by firmly pushing it
down until it clicks shut.

Batteries and Storage Media

Install storage media

The OutbackCam has no internal memory; instead photos and

videos are stored on a SD memory card (up to 32GB supported).

To ensure smooth performance and plenty of space for recording

important moments, we recommend using a fast memory card

(class 4 or higher), with at least 8 GB of capacity, from a well-

known manufacturer.

• Insert an SD memory card into the SD card slot, with the
gold-coloured contacts facing up towards the front of the
OutbackCam until it clicks into place.

The SD card only fits into the slot one way. Do not force it in.