Spypoint TINY-D Bedienungsanleitung

Digital Surveillance Camera

Système de surveillance photographique

Fotografisches Überwachungs system

TINY-D model / Modèle TINY-D / Modell TINY-D

User manual /Manuel de l’utilisateur /

Bedienungsanleitung

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Thank you for choosing one of our excellent

SPYPOINT products. You can now enjoy many benefits of

a full feature and easy to use digital surveillance camera.

This 8 MP digital camera was developed and designed by our

team of highly qualified engineers. It can take sharp and clean

photos or videos either day or night without using any flash.

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FEATURES

Photo recording:

Photo resolution 8 MP

File format JPG

Time Lapse Predefined intervals from

30sec to 1h

Multi-shot Up to 6 pictures per detection

Stamp Date, time, temperature and

moon phase printed on photo

Capture mode Color by day, black and white

by night

Video recording:

Video resolution 640 x 480

File format AVI

Sequence length Adjustable from 10 to 90sec

Capture mode Color by day, black and white

by night

Memory storage: SD/SDHC card up to 32 GB

(No internal memory)

Viewing:

Built-in screen 2.4" LCD

TV output Composite video (PAL/NTSC)

Computer output USB 2.0

Power supply: (accessories sold separately, see

“Options”)

Alkaline or lithium

batteries

6x AA

Lithium battery pack Rechargeable battery pack

(LIT-09/LIT-C8)

External (12V jack) 12 volt battery (KIT-12V/

BATT-12V)

12 volt adapter (AD-12V)

Solar panel Solar panel (SP-12V)

combined with rechargeable

battery pack (LIT-09)

Detection system:

Motion sensor PIR

Main sensor's detection

angle

30°

Side sensor's detection

angle

70°

Detection range Adjustable from 5 to 50ft

Delay between each

detection

Adjustable from 1 to 30min

*Additional 10 sec. setting

(see DELAY)

Electricity option

(Connected to a 12V DC

Main source only)

Instant trigger time

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External trigger 1/8" jack for normally open

contact

Night time illumination system:

Infrared LED (IR) 38 infrared LEDs

Exposure Automatic infrared level

adjustment

Optical field of view: 40°

KIT INCLUDES

• SPYPOINT TINY-D camera

• Installation strap

• USB Cable

• Video Cable

• User manual

REAR VIEW

BUSY

BOTTOM VIEW

10.9. 11.

13.

12.

1. Power button

2. Recording indicator LED

3. “UP” button

4. “BACK” button

5. “OK” button

6. “DOWN” button

7. ALK / RECH (switch for battery)

8. SD card slot

9. USB port

10. 12 volts jack

11. External trigger jack

12. TV OUT

13. Removable battery case

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POWER

The battery level is shown in the «Report» mode.

(4/4 = full, 1/4= low) When the battery level shows 2/4,

the camera will continue to take pictures but we strongly

recommend changing the batteries before they are empty.

AA batteries

This camera requires the use of 6 AA batteries (1.5V). The

use of alkaline or lithium batteries is strongly recommended.

Also note that the voltage of rechargeable AA batteries

(1.2V) is insufficient to power your SPYPOINT camera.

During the installation of alkaline batteries, place the switch

inside the battery case to “ALK” (i.e. alkaline). Insert the

batteries in the battery case as indicated and insert it inside

the camera (see figure below). Exact polarity must be

followed. We also recommend the use of new batteries to

ensure maximum performance of your camera.

ConnectorConnector

Top

Lithium battery pack

The camera SPYPOINT TINY-D can be powered by a

rechargeable lithium battery LIT-09/LIT-C-8 (sold separately,

refer to the section “OPTIONS”). This type of battery is less

affected by cold temperatures and lasts up to 3 times more

than an alkaline battery. During the installation of lithium

battery, place the switch inside the battery case to “ALK”

(i.e. alkaline). Insert the battery in the case as indicated and

insert it inside the camera (see figure below)

PINTSPY

INTPSPY

ConnectorConnector

Top

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TO INSERT THE BATTERY CASE INSIDE

THE CAMERA

TINY-D

PINTSPY

INTPSPY

ConnectorConnector

External (12V)

The camera can be powered from an external 12 volt DC

input such as a 12 volt battery (KIT-12V/BATT-12V, sold

separately) or a 12 volt adapter (AD-12V, sold separately).

When using a 12 volt connection, we recommend you to

remove the alkaline batteries to prevent surcharges. During

the installation of 12 volt battery, place the switch inside

the battery case to “ALK” (i.e. alkaline). If combined with

a lithium battery pack, slide the switch to “RECH” (i.e.

rechargeable). To find the accessories available for the 12

volts, refer to the section “OPTIONS”.

Solar panel

This model also offers the possibility of a connection to

a solar panel SP-12V (sold separately, refer to the section

“OPTIONS”) to maintain the charge of the lithium

battery (sold separately, refer to the section “OPTIONS”)

or the 12 volt battery (sold separately, refer to the section

“OPTIONS”). During the installation of the rechargeable

lithium battery or 12 volt battery, slide the switch inside the

battery case to “RECH” (i.e. rechargeable) to activate the

charging system of the solar panel.

MEMORY CARD

Using a memory card (sold separately, refer to the section

“OPTIONS”) is required to operate the camera SPYPOINT

TINY-D. When the camera is turned on, the screen displays

“Insert memory card” in “Photo”, “Video” or “Test” mode

if no memory card is used, the camera also beeps. The SD slot

of the camera has a 32 GB memory capacity. Before inserting

or removing the memory card, the camera must be turned

off. Failing to do so may cause loss of or damage the pictures

already recorded from the memory card. When the SD card is

full, the viewing screen indicates “Disk full” when “Photo”,

“Video”or“Test” mode are selected.Thefollowingdatashows

an approximate quantity of photos or video length that can be

taken by the camera depending on the memory card capacity.

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RESOLUTION 2.0 GB 4.0 GB 8.0 GB 32 GB

4 MP

6 MP

8 MP

10 MP

12 MP

1900

1580

1190

950

790

3800

3160

2380

1900

1580

7600

6320

4760

3800

3160

30400

25280

19040

15200

12640

VIDEO RESOLUTION

320 x 240

640 x 480

45 min

30 min

1h30

12h

“BUSY” LED

The “BUSY” light, located beside the LCD screen, lights up

when the camera records a file.

PROGRAMMING

Turn on the camera to navigate in the interface by pressing

“” or “” and press “OK” for selection. To modify the

selection, press “” and “” again and press “OK” to

confirm. To return to the previous menu press “”.

PHOTO

To take pictures. The “Photo” mode must be selected by

pressing “OK”; the test light in the front of the camera will

wink for 60 seconds to allow the operator to walk away from

the camera.

VIDEO

To take videos. The “Video” mode must be selected by

pressing “OK”; the test light in the front of the camera will

wink for 60 seconds to allow the operator to walk away from

the camera.

TEST

To set the camera or the distance. When “Test” mode is

selected, no picture or video is recorded. Walk perpendicularly

in front of the camera. When the camera detects movement,

the light winks to indicate that normally, a photo or video

would have been recorded. If the system does not detect

the movement, increase the distance detection using the

“Settings” menu (the option “Sensitivity” allows the user

to set the sensitivity to “High”, “Medium” or “Low”). You

can also realign the camera differently. Once you understand

how the device responds to detections, you can better adjust

the direction or the height of the camera (Recommanded

installation height: about 3 feet).

In “Test” mode, it is possible to take a picture by pressing

the “OK” button. The photo is saved and appears in

“View” mode.

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SETTINGS

To define the options of the camera. To configure the

system in English, hold the button “” until “Language” is

highlighted. Press “OK”, select “English” and confirm your

choice with “OK”. The system will change all the menus in

English by itself.

Time Start /

Time Stop:

Allow the user to set the period of operation

of the camera. The start and stop time are

the hours during the camera is in action and

records pictures or videos. Example: if the

user selects a start time “7:00 am” and a stop

time “11:00 am”, the camera will only detect

for that period of time and will stay inactive

for the remaining hours. Press “OK” and use

“” or “” to adjust the hour. Press again

“OK” to set the minutes. When the time is

properly set, press “OK” once more to go

back to other settings.

For an activation of 24 hours, the same start

and stop time must be entered (example:

00:00 as start time and 00:00 as stop time.

These hours are the basic configuration of

your camera)

Note: The hours can be recorded over a

12 or 24 hours period. Refer to “Setting”/

“Time format” (00:00 means midnight)

Delay:

(10s/1m/3m/5m/

10m/15m/30m)

Select the time interval between two photos

or videos.

Additional setting: it is possible to decrease

the delay between detections to 10 seconds

(instead of 1 minute) by using the following

procedure. Note that the battery life will be

affected.

Turn OFF the camera. Press and hold the

“” button and turn the camera ON . “10sec

enabled” appears on the screen meaning

the minimum delay is now 10 seconds. If

this option is used, the 30 minute delay

disappears. To reset the camera to 1 minute

delay, follow the same procedure. “10sec

disabled” appears on the screen (see figure

below)

Multi-shot:

(1/2/3/4/5/6

consecutive shots)

Take up to 6 consecutive shots at each

detection,witha10seconddelaybetweeneach

photo. This option allows up to 6 pictures

from different angles when the camera is in

“Photo” mode.

10SEC DISABLED10SEC ENABLED

10 sec delay 1 min delay

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Video length:

(10s/30s/60s/90s)

Allow the user to select the recording

duration when the camera is set in “Video”

mode.

Language:

(English/Français/

Deutsch/Italiano)

Select a language for the camera’s menu.

Sensitivity:

(High/Medium/

Low)

Allow the user to choose between three

different levels of sensitivity: “High”,

“Medium” or “Low”. The camera will only

detect sources of heat in movement. Make

sure to have the least possible objects in front

of the camera during the positioning. This

prevents picture taken by the camera when

oriented towards the sun while an object

moves in front of the camera (e.g. a branch)

Date: Set the date as Month / Day / Year

Time format:

(12h/24h)

Allow the user to choose between a 12 or

24 hours period time displays on the photos

(eg. 6:00 pm or 18:00)

Time: Set the time as Hour / Minute

Stamp:

(Yes/No)

Select or cancel imprinting date, time,

temperature and moon phases on photos.

Full moon:

New moon:

First quarter:

Last quarter:

Resolution:

(High/Medium/

Low)

Set the photo resolution.

High: 8 MP

Medium: 5 MP

Low: 3 MP

Temperature:

(°C/°F)

Select the temperature display in °F or °C.

Continuous:

(Yes/No)

Allow the user to take pictures or videos

even if the memory card is full. The camera

will continue to record photos or videos by

deleting the first files recorded.

Power:

(Batteries/

Electricity)

Allow the user to select the battery power or

the electricity power.

Choose “Electricity” if the camera is

powered of a main electric supply. (using a

12 volt DC adapterAD-12V, sold separately).

Main electric supply is recommended for

security purposes. It provides an instant

trigger time when a movement is detected.

We recommend that you remove the AA

batteries when this power supply is used.

Although, lithium battery pack can remain

safely inside the camera and it is ideal in case

of a blackout. A 12 volt DC adapter that can

provide a minimum of 800 mA is required

(See “Options” for accessories).

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