FAQs - Stealth Cam

FLX Series

Q:	Can I plug my camera into the wall using an AC Adapter
A:	Yes, if a wall socket is available, we recommend using an AC adapter to save cost.

Q:	Can I Swap SD Cards from one scouting camera to another?
A:	No, We do not recommend swapping SD cards between different cameras. Each camera is made with different formatting capabilities and can cause the camera not to recognize the SD card.

Q:	Can I use a Micro SD Card in my Camera?
A:	No, we do not recommend a micro SD card.

Q:	Can I use my game camera through a window or glass door?
A:	No, the glass will prevent your camera from detecting motion.

Q:	Can I use rechargeable batteries in my camera?
A:	Rechargeable batteries are not recommended. We do recommend a high quality alkaline or lithium battery.

Q:	Can viewing photons on my hand held digitall camera cause my trail camera to malfunction?
A:	Yes, we recommend viewing your photos/videos on a computer as other digital devices can change the format of the SD card.

Q:	How can I tell if my camera is going to take pictures where I want it to?
A:	By using the test mode. A green LED on the front of the camera will blink when the camera detects motion.

Q:	How do I set the Date and Time in my camera?
A:	You want to put the camera in the Manual or Custom setting mode. Follow the instructions in the owner’s manual.

Q:	How do I View the pictures that I take?
A:	We recommend using a computer to view the photos. If you don’t have access to a computer, we can only recommend using either our iOS or android card readers for your cell phone or our reader viewer.

Q:	How long will the batteries last in my trail camera?
A:	There are many different factors that affect battery life, including the brand of battery, the temperature, the amount of pictures taken, the amount of night photos, and the frequency the camera uploads to the app. If your camera is using batteries, we recommend you use Twice a Day or Once a Day upload frequency.

Q:	Is my camera waterproof?
A:	No, your cameras is weather resistant, but not waterproof.

Q:	Is the infrared flash invisible?
A:	The infrared flash will give off a low glow red light it is not invisible.

Q:	What does it mean when I have all 8’s on my screen?
A:	Usually this is a sign of an incompatible memory card or damaged memory card.

Q:	What does it mean when it shows LOC on my screen?
A:	Either the lock on the side of the SD card is engaged in the lock position or the SD card needs to be formatted in a computer.

Q:	What is the difference between flash range and motion detection range?
A:	The flash range is the distance that you will be able to see in the picture when a picture is taken using the flash. The motion detection range is the distance from the camera that the camera will sense motion and be activated. These ranges will be many be affected by environmental factors.

Q:

What is the difference between infrared and no-glow flashes

A:

An infrared flash is going to produce a black and white picture and will be visible in the dark. It produces a dull red glow that is not bright enough to catch your attention in the dark but if you looked right at it, it would be visible. A No-Glow flash is going to produce a black and white picture and will NOT be visible in the dark. It produces no visible light unless you are very close to the camera and will be nearly invisible in the dark.

Q:	What should the trigger speed be on my stealth camera
A:	Typically, it is less than 0.45 seconds

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Inside the SD Card compartment

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Inside the SD Card compartment

Q:	Will I lose my images and settings when the batteries die?
A:	No, the images on the SD Card and the camera’s settings will remain intact.

Q:	Will my camera continue to record after the SD Card is full?
A:	No, not until the SD card is cleared of its files.

Q:	What are my options if my stealth or wildview camera is out of warranty?
A:	We have a customer loyalty program. You can send us your old camera and you’ll receive 50% off of a brand new one.

Q:	Do I need to recharge my 12V battery kit during the seasons it is not in use?
A:	The 12V Battery Kit should be recharged at least every 3 months, regardless if it is being used or not, in order to preserve the working condition of the battery inside the unit.

Q:	How do I setup my FLX camera?
A:	Sign into the Stealth Cam Remote App. Select “ADD a new FLX Camera” on the menu screen. Follow the instructions in the App. You may need to start the Wireless Setup in Wireless Settings on the camera.

Q:

How do I use my FLX camera in field mode?

A:

Bring your mobile device with the APP open within Bluetooth Range (50 feet) of your FLX Camera. (Your mobile device Bluetooth must be turned on)
Once your FLX Camera is in range, the camera will go from gray to color on the camera screen within the APP. It will also shows the BT Signal Strength.
Once selected your FLX camera will automatically turn on its Wi-Fi Router.
Your mobile device should automatically connect to the Wi-Fi Router. If it takes more than 30 seconds to connect, you may need to manually connect to the FLX Camera’s Wi-Fi Router in your mobile device’s Wi-Fi settings.
After your camera is connected, select the camera in the app. Here you can Preview your photos stored on the camera and change any settings.
While Previewing Photos, you can select photos or videos to transfer to your mobile device.
When finished, press the “Disconnect” button to terminate the Wi-Fi connect and put the camera back in capture mode.

Q:	How do I use my FLX in local network mode?
A:	Your FLX Camera is setup to connect to your local Wi-Fi network. Your camera will upload new photos to the server based on the Connection Interval. You will get a notification from the server when new photos are available. Your camera can be accessed from anywhere through the free APP.

Q:	Why did my camera stop sending photos in local network mode?
A:	Make sure your FLX cam is still in Wi-Fi range of your router. Make sure your Wi-Fi router is turned on. Make sure your Wi-Fi router is connected to the internet.

WXA & WXV Series

Q:

How do I setup my 4G plan?

A:

Check which SIM card was included with your 4G camera. If it is an AT&T branded SIM card, go to buyasession.att.com. If it is a Verizon branded SIM card or a blank SIM card, go to http://secure.stealthcamwireless.com
Choose your subscription plan. See table on website for estimated photos or videos.
Enter your Email Address (this will be your username) and Password you will use to access your 4G Data Plan account (This is a separate account from your Stealth Cam Remote App account)
Enter your payment information
Enter your Mailing Address (click the box if your mailing address is the same as your billing address)
Agree to the Terms and Conditions by clicking on the box
Click SIGN-UP and you will be redirected to the LOGIN page
LOGIN using the Email Address and Password you entered above

Add your camera to the plan by following these steps:

Navigate to the MY SERVICES and EQUIPMENT section
Click on the “+” sign next to your plan
Enter the ICCID of the SIM card and IMEI of the camera
Once the ICCID and IMEI fields are populated click ACTIVATE

Q:	Can I plug my camera into the wall using an AC Adapter
A:	Yes, if a wall socket is available, we recommend using an AC adapter to save cost.

Q:	Can I Swap SD Cards from one scouting camera to another?
A:	No, We do not recommend swapping SD cards between different cameras. Each camera is made with different formatting capabilities and can cause the camera not to recognize the SD card.

Q:	Can I use a Micro SD Card in my Camera?
A:	No, we do not recommend a micro SD card.

Q:	Can I use my game camera through a window or glass door?
A:	No, the glass will prevent your camera from detecting motion.

Q:	Can I use rechargeable batteries in my camera?
A:	Rechargeable batteries are not recommended. We do recommend a high quality alkaline or lithium battery.

Q:	Can viewing photons on my hand held digitall camera cause my trail camera to malfunction?
A:	Yes, we recommend viewing your photos/videos on a computer as other digital devices can change the format of the SD card.

Q:	How can I tell if my camera is going to take pictures where I want it to?
A:	By using the test mode. A green LED on the front of the camera will blink when the camera detects motion.

Q:	How do I set the Date and Time in my camera?
A:	You want to put the camera in the Manual or Custom setting mode. Follow the instructions in the owner’s manual.

Q:	How do I View the pictures that I take?
A:	We recommend using a computer to view the photos. If you don’t have access to a computer, we can only recommend using either our iOS or android card readers for your cell phone or our reader viewer.

Q:	How long will the batteries last in my trail camera?
A:	There are many different factors that affect battery life, including the brand of battery, the temperature, the number of pictures taken, the amount of night photos, and the frequency the camera uploads to the app. If your camera is using batteries, we recommend you use Twice a Day or Once a Day upload frequency.

Q:	Is my camera waterproof?
A:	No, your camera is weather resistant, but not waterproof.

Q:	Is the infrared flash invisible?
A:	The infrared flash will give off a low glow red light it is not invisible.

Q:	What does it mean when I have all 8’s on my screen?
A:	Usually this is a sign of an incompatible memory card or damaged memory card.

Q:	What does it mean when it shows LOC on my screen?
A:	Either the lock on the side of the SD card is engaged in the lock position or the SD card needs to be formatted in a computer.

Q:	What is the difference between flash range and motion detection range?
A:	The flash range is the distance that you will be able to see in the picture when a picture is taken using the flash. The motion detection range is the distance from the camera that the camera will sense motion and be activated. These ranges will be many be affected by environmental factors.

Q:

What is the difference between infrared and no-glow flashes

A:

Q:	What should the trigger speed be on my stealth camera
A:	Typically, it is less than 0.45 seconds

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Under the gasket by the SD Card slot

Q:	Will I lose my images and settings when the batteries die?
A:	No, the images on the SD Card and the camera’s settings will remain intact.

Q:	Will my camera continue to record after the SD Card is full?
A:	No, not until the SD card is cleared of its files.

Q:	What is Activity Control / Operating Hours?
A:	Activity control is a setting on the camera that allows you to have the camera on only during certain hours of the day if you want that.

Q:	What carriers can I use for servise on my 4G Camera
A:	Your camera comes with a SIM card for either the AT&T or Verizon network.

Q:	Where can I locate the IMEI number?
A:	Put the camera in the test position and the IMEI will be displayed on the screen.

Q:	Where can I locate the ICCID number?
A:	The ICCID number is the 20-digit number located on the SIM card.

Q:	What if the Camera says IMEI Unknown?
A:	You will need to do the latest firmware update on your camera in order to make the IMEI accessible. This is found under the support tab on our website in downloads.

Q:	Who provides the APN for the GX Cameras?
A:	Your chosen provider pulls the latest APN during the setup process

Q:	What are my options if my stealth or wildview camera is out of warranty?
A:	We have a customer loyalty program. You can send us your old camera and you’ll receive 50% off of a brand new one.

Q:	Do I need to recharge my 12V battery kit during the seasons it is not in use?
A:	The 12V Battery Kit should be recharged at least every 3 months, regardless if it is being used or not, in order to preserve the working condition of the battery inside the unit.

Q:	Why did my camera stop sending photos?
A:	Make sure the camera does not have low batteries Make sure the camera has a good signal. Use the Signal Strength feature in the Cellular Settings. The percentage should be higher than 20% to reliably receive photos. Make sure your data plan is active Make sure your mobile device has internet service

Q:	Who provides the APN for the cellular cameras?
A:	Your chosen provider pulls the latest APN during the setup process

Q:	What if the camera says IMEI unknown?
A:	You will need to do the latest firmware update on your camera in order to make the IMEI accessible. This is found under the support tab on our website in downloads.

GX Series

Q:	Can I plug my camera into the wall using an AC Adapter
A:	We cannot recommend this as a way to power the camera.

Q:	Can I Swap SD Cards from one scouting camera to another?
A:	No, We do not recommend swapping SD cards between different cameras. Each camera is made with different formatting capabilities and can cause the camera not to recognize the SD card.

Q:	Can I use a Micro SD Card in my Camera?
A:	No, we do not recommend a micro SD card.

Q:	Can I use my game camera through a window or glass door?
A:	Glass may disrupt your sensor beam. We don’t advise using the camera in this fashion.

Q:	Can I use rechargeable batteries in my camera?
A:	Rechargeable batteries are not recommended. We do recommend a high quality alkaline or lithium battery.

Q:	Can viewing photons on my hand held digitall camera cause my trail camera to malfunction?
A:	Yes, we recommend viewing your photos/videos on a computer as other digital devices can change the format of the SD card.

Q:	How can I tell if my camera is going to take pictures where I want it to?
A:	By using the test mode. A light on the front of the camera labeled TEST will blink when the camera is detecting motion. Directly face the camera towards the location you are trying to cover and walk in front of it to see the light go on, this will indicate activity.

Q:	How do I set the Date and Time in my camera?
A:	You want to put the camera in the Manual or Custom setting mode. Follow the instructions in the owner’s manual.

Q:	How do I View the pictures that I take?
A:	We recommend using a computer to view the photos. If you don’t have access to a computer, we can only recommend using either our iOS or android card readers for your cell phone or our reader viewer.

Q:	How long will the batteries last in my trail camera?
A:	There are many different factors that affect battery life including the brand of battery, temperature, amount of pictures taken and day vs. night picture ratio. The exact life of batteries is no possible to quantify.

Q:	Is my camera waterproof?
A:	No, the cameras are weather resistant not waterproof.

Q:	Is the infrared flash invisible?
A:	The infrared flash will give off a low glow red light it is not invisible.

Q:	What does it mean when I have all 8’s on my screen?
A:	Usually this is a sign of an incompatible memory card or damaged memory card.

Q:	What does it mean when it shows LOC on my screen?
A:	Either the lock on the side of the SD card is engaged in the lock position or the SD card needs to be formatted in a computer.

Q:	What is the difference between flash range and motion detection range?
A:	The flash range is the distance that you will be able to see in the picture when a picture is taken using the flash. The motion detection range is the distance from the camera that the camera will sense motion and be activated. Both of these ranges will be effected by many different factors.

Q:

What is the difference between infrared and no-glow flashes

A:

Q:	What should the trigger speed be on my stealth camera
A:	This varies on the model, typically less than 0.5 second trigger

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Inside the SD Card compartment

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Under the gasket by the SD Card slot

Q:	Will I lose my images and settings when the batteries die?
A:	The camera has flash memory so your images and settings will remain intact.

Q:	Will my camera continue to record after the SD Card is full?
A:	No, not until the SD card is cleared of its files.

Q:	What is Activity Control / Operating Hours?
A:	Activity control is a setting on the camera that allows you to have the camera on only during certain hours of the day if you want that.

Q:	What carriers can I use for servise on my GX Camera
A:	AT&T and T-Mobile are the larger carriers that are on the GSM network. You can use any carrier that is on the GSM ( Global System of Mobile Communications ) Network.

Q:	Where can I locate the IMEI number?
A:	Put the camera in the test position and the IMEI will be displayed on the screen.

Q:	What if the Camera says IMEI Unknown?
A:	You will need to do the latest firmware update on your camera in order to make the IMEI accessible. This is found under the support tab on our website in downloads.

Q:	Who provides the APN for the GX Cameras
A:	Your chosen provider can provide the APN if it is necessary to access their towers.

Q:	What are my options if my stealth or wildview camera is out of warranty?
A:	We have a customer loyalty program. You can send us your old camera and you’ll receive 50% off of a brand new one.

Q:	Do I need to recharge my 12V battery kit during the seasons it is not in use?
A:	The 12V Battery Kit should be recharged at least every 3 months, regardless if it is being used or not, in order to preserve the working condition of the battery inside the unit.

DS4K Series

Q:	Can I plug my camera into the wall using an AC Adapter
A:	We cannot recommend this as a way to power the camera.

Q:	Can I Swap SD Cards from one scouting camera to another?
A:	No, We do not recommend swapping SD cards between different cameras. Each camera is made with different formatting capabilities and can cause the camera not to recognize the SD card.

Q:	Can I use a Micro SD Card in my Camera?
A:	No, we do not recommend a micro SD card.

Q:	Can I use my game camera through a window or glass door?
A:	Glass may disrupt your sensor beam. We don’t advise using the camera in this fashion.

Q:	Can I use rechargeable batteries in my camera?
A:	Rechargeable batteries are not recommended. We do recommend a high quality alkaline or lithium battery.

Q:	Can viewing photons on my hand held digitall camera cause my trail camera to malfunction?
A:	Yes, we recommend viewing your photos/videos on a computer as other digital devices can change the format of the SD card.

Q:	How can I tell if my camera is going to take pictures where I want it to?
A:	By using the test mode. A light on the front of the camera labeled TEST will blink when the camera is detecting motion. Directly face the camera towards the location you are trying to cover and walk in front of it to see the light go on, this will indicate activity.

Q:	How do I set the Date and Time in my camera?
A:	You want to put the camera in the Manual or Custom setting mode. Follow the instructions in the owner’s manual.

Q:	How do I View the pictures that I take?
A:	We recommend using a computer to view the photos. If you don’t have access to a computer, we can only recommend using either our iOS or android card readers for your cell phone or our reader viewer.

Q:	How long will the batteries last in my trail camera?
A:	There are many different factors that affect battery life including the brand of battery, temperature, amount of pictures taken and day vs. night picture ratio. The exact life of batteries is no possible to quantify.

Q:	Is my camera waterproof?
A:	No, the cameras are weather resistant not waterproof.

Q:	Is the infrared flash invisible?
A:	The infrared flash will give off a low glow red light it is not invisible.

Q:	What does it mean when I have all 8’s on my screen?
A:	Usually this is a sign of an incompatible memory card or damaged memory card.

Q:	What does it mean when it shows LOC on my screen?
A:	Either the lock on the side of the SD card is engaged in the lock position or the SD card needs to be formatted in a computer.

Q:	What is the difference between flash range and motion detection range?
A:	The flash range is the distance that you will be able to see in the picture when a picture is taken using the flash. The motion detection range is the distance from the camera that the camera will sense motion and be activated. Both of these ranges will be effected by many different factors.

Q:

What is the difference between infrared and no-glow flashes

A:

Q:	What should the trigger speed be on my stealth camera
A:	This varies on the model, typically less than 0.45 second trigger

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Under the gasket by the SD Card slot

Q:	Will I lose my images and settings when the batteries die?
A:	The camera has flash memory so your images and settings will remain intact.

Q:	Will my camera continue to record after the SD Card is full?
A:	No, not until the SD card is cleared of its files.

Q:	What is Activity Control / Operating Hours?
A:	Activity control is a setting on the camera that allows you to have the camera on only during certain hours of the day if you want that.

Q:	My camera seems to restart in between Day and Night Photos
A:	Due to the nature of dual sensor technology, the camera will reset itself to capture the best image for the lighting condition using the associated sensor.

Q:	What are my options if my stealth or wildview camera is out of warranty?
A:	We have a customer loyalty program. You can send us your old camera and you’ll receive 50% off of a brand new one.

Q:	Do I need to recharge my 12V battery kit during the seasons it is not in use?
A:	The 12V Battery Kit should be recharged at least every 3 months, regardless if it is being used or not, in order to preserve the working condition of the battery inside the unit.

XV Series

Q:	Can I plug my camera into the wall using an AC Adapter
A:	We cannot recommend this as a way to power the camera.

Q:	Can I Swap SD Cards from one scouting camera to another?
A:	No, We do not recommend swapping SD cards between different cameras. Each camera is made with different formatting capabilities and can cause the camera not to recognize the SD card.

Q:	Can I use a Micro SD Card in my Camera?
A:	No, we do not recommend a micro SD card.

Q:	Can I use my game camera through a window or glass door?
A:	Glass may disrupt your sensor beam. We don’t advise using the camera in this fashion.

Q:	Can I use rechargeable batteries in my camera?
A:	Rechargeable batteries are not recommended. We do recommend a high quality alkaline or lithium battery.

Q:	Can viewing photons on my hand held digitall camera cause my trail camera to malfunction?
A:	Yes, we recommend viewing your photos/videos on a computer as other digital devices can change the format of the SD card.

Q:	How can I tell if my camera is going to take pictures where I want it to?
A:	By using the test mode. A light on the front of the camera labeled TEST will blink when the camera is detecting motion. Directly face the camera towards the location you are trying to cover and walk in front of it to see the light go on, this will indicate activity.

Q:	How do I set the Date and Time in my camera?
A:	You want to put the camera in the Manual or Custom setting mode. Follow the instructions in the owner’s manual.

Q:	How do I View the pictures that I take?
A:	We recommend using a computer to view the photos. If you don’t have access to a computer, we can only recommend using either our iOS or android card readers for your cell phone or our reader viewer.

Q:	How long will the batteries last in my trail camera?
A:	There are many different factors that affect battery life including the brand of battery, temperature, amount of pictures taken and day vs. night picture ratio. The exact life of batteries is no possible to quantify.

Q:	Is my camera waterproof?
A:	No, the cameras are weather resistant not waterproof.

Q:	Is the infrared flash invisible?
A:	The infrared flash will give off a low glow red light it is not invisible.

Q:	What does it mean when I have all 8’s on my screen?
A:	Usually this is a sign of an incompatible memory card or damaged memory card.

Q:	What does it mean when it shows LOC on my screen?
A:	Either the lock on the side of the SD card is engaged in the lock position or the SD card needs to be formatted in a computer.

Q:	What is the difference between flash range and motion detection range?
A:	The flash range is the distance that you will be able to see in the picture when a picture is taken using the flash. The motion detection range is the distance from the camera that the camera will sense motion and be activated. Both of these ranges will be effected by many different factors.

Q:

What is the difference between infrared and no-glow flashes

A:

Q:	What should the trigger speed be on my stealth camera
A:	This varies on the model, typically less than 0.45 second trigger

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Inside the SD Card compartment

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Under the gasket by the SD Card slot

Q:	Will I lose my images and settings when the batteries die?
A:	The camera has flash memory so your images and settings will remain intact.

Q:	Will my camera continue to record after the SD Card is full?
A:	No, not until the SD card is cleared of its files.

Q:	What is Activity Control / Operating Hours?
A:	Activity control is a setting on the camera that allows you to have the camera on only during certain hours of the day if you want that.

Q:	What are my options if my stealth or wildview camera is out of warranty?
A:	We have a customer loyalty program. You can send us your old camera and you’ll receive 50% off of a brand new one.

Q:	Do I need to recharge my 12V battery kit during the seasons it is not in use?
A:	The 12V Battery Kit should be recharged at least every 3 months, regardless if it is being used or not, in order to preserve the working condition of the battery inside the unit.

G and GMAX

Q:	Can I plug my camera into the wall using an AC Adapter
A:	We cannot recommend this as a way to power the camera.

Q:	Can I Swap SD Cards from one scouting camera to another?
A:	No, We do not recommend swapping SD cards between different cameras. Each camera is made with different formatting capabilities and can cause the camera not to recognize the SD card.

Q:	Can I use a Micro SD Card in my Camera?
A:	No, we do not recommend a micro SD card.

Q:	Can I use my game camera through a window or glass door?
A:	Glass may disrupt your sensor beam. We don’t advise using the camera in this fashion.

Q:	Can I use rechargeable batteries in my camera?
A:	Rechargeable batteries are not recommended. We do recommend a high quality alkaline or lithium battery.

Q:	Can viewing photons on my hand held digitall camera cause my trail camera to malfunction?
A:	Yes, we recommend viewing your photos/videos on a computer as other digital devices can change the format of the SD card.

Q:	How can I tell if my camera is going to take pictures where I want it to?
A:	By using the test mode. A light on the front of the camera labeled TEST will blink when the camera is detecting motion. Directly face the camera towards the location you are trying to cover and walk in front of it to see the light go on, this will indicate activity.

Q:	How do I set the Date and Time in my camera?
A:	You want to put the camera in the Manual or Custom setting mode. Follow the instructions in the owner’s manual.

Q:	How do I View the pictures that I take?
A:	We recommend using a computer to view the photos. If you don’t have access to a computer, we can only recommend using either our iOS or android card readers for your cell phone or our reader viewer.

Q:	How long will the batteries last in my trail camera?
A:	There are many different factors that affect battery life including the brand of battery, temperature, amount of pictures taken and day vs. night picture ratio. The exact life of batteries is no possible to quantify.

Q:	Is my camera waterproof?
A:	No, the cameras are weather resistant not waterproof.

Q:	Is the infrared flash invisible?
A:	The infrared flash will give off a low glow red light it is not invisible.

Q:	What does it mean when I have all 8’s on my screen?
A:	Usually this is a sign of an incompatible memory card or damaged memory card.

Q:	What does it mean when it shows LOC on my screen?
A:	Either the lock on the side of the SD card is engaged in the lock position or the SD card needs to be formatted in a computer.

Q:	What is the difference between flash range and motion detection range?
A:	The flash range is the distance that you will be able to see in the picture when a picture is taken using the flash. The motion detection range is the distance from the camera that the camera will sense motion and be activated. Both of these ranges will be effected by many different factors.

Q:

What is the difference between infrared and no-glow flashes

A:

Q:	What should the trigger speed be on my stealth camera
A:	This varies on the model, typically less than 0.45 second trigger

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Under the gasket by the SD Card slot

Q:	Will I lose my images and settings when the batteries die?
A:	The camera has flash memory so your images and settings will remain intact.

Q:	Will my camera continue to record after the SD Card is full?
A:	No, not until the SD card is cleared of its files.

Q:	What is Activity Control / Operating Hours?
A:	Activity control is a setting on the camera that allows you to have the camera on only during certain hours of the day if you want that.

Q:	What are my options if my stealth or wildview camera is out of warranty?
A:	We have a customer loyalty program. You can send us your old camera and you’ll receive 50% off of a brand new one.

Q:	Do I need to recharge my 12V battery kit during the seasons it is not in use?
A:	The 12V Battery Kit should be recharged at least every 3 months, regardless if it is being used or not, in order to preserve the working condition of the battery inside the unit.

P, PX, PS Series

Q:	Can I plug my camera into the wall using an AC Adapter
A:	We cannot recommend this as a way to power the camera.

Q:	Can I Swap SD Cards from one scouting camera to another?
A:	No, We do not recommend swapping SD cards between different cameras. Each camera is made with different formatting capabilities and can cause the camera not to recognize the SD card.

Q:	Can I use a Micro SD Card in my Camera?
A:	No, we do not recommend a micro SD card.

Q:	Can I use my game camera through a window or glass door?
A:	Glass may disrupt your sensor beam. We don’t advise using the camera in this fashion.

Q:	Can I use rechargeable batteries in my camera?
A:	Rechargeable batteries are not recommended. We do recommend a high quality alkaline or lithium battery.

Q:	Can viewing photons on my hand held digitall camera cause my trail camera to malfunction?
A:	Yes, we recommend viewing your photos/videos on a computer as other digital devices can change the format of the SD card.

Q:	How can I tell if my camera is going to take pictures where I want it to?
A:	By using the test mode. A light on the front of the camera labeled TEST will blink when the camera is detecting motion. Directly face the camera towards the location you are trying to cover and walk in front of it to see the light go on, this will indicate activity.

Q:	How do I set the Date and Time in my camera?
A:	You want to put the camera in the Manual or Custom setting mode. Follow the instructions in the owner’s manual.

Q:	How do I View the pictures that I take?
A:	We recommend using a computer to view the photos. If you don’t have access to a computer, we can only recommend using either our iOS or android card readers for your cell phone or our reader viewer.

Q:	How long will the batteries last in my trail camera?
A:	There are many different factors that affect battery life including the brand of battery, temperature, amount of pictures taken and day vs. night picture ratio. The exact life of batteries is no possible to quantify.

Q:	Is my camera waterproof?
A:	No, the cameras are weather resistant not waterproof.

Q:	Is the infrared flash invisible?
A:	The infrared flash will give off a low glow red light it is not invisible.

Q:	What does it mean when I have all 8’s on my screen?
A:	Usually this is a sign of an incompatible memory card or damaged memory card.

Q:	What does it mean when it shows LOC on my screen?
A:	Either the lock on the side of the SD card is engaged in the lock position or the SD card needs to be formatted in a computer.

Q:	What is the difference between flash range and motion detection range?
A:	The flash range is the distance that you will be able to see in the picture when a picture is taken using the flash. The motion detection range is the distance from the camera that the camera will sense motion and be activated. Both of these ranges will be effected by many different factors.

Q:

What is the difference between infrared and no-glow flashes

A:

Q:	What should the trigger speed be on my stealth camera
A:	This varies on the model, typically 1 second trigger

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Inside the SD Card compartment

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Inside the SD Card compartment

Q:	Will I lose my images and settings when the batteries die?
A:	The camera has flash memory so your images and settings will remain intact.

Q:	Will my camera continue to record after the SD Card is full?
A:	No, not until the SD card is cleared of its files.

Q:	What are my options if my stealth or wildview camera is out of warranty?
A:	We have a customer loyalty program. You can send us your old camera and you’ll receive 50% off of a brand new one.

Q:	Do I need to recharge my 12V battery kit during the seasons it is not in use?
A:	The 12V Battery Kit should be recharged at least every 3 months, regardless if it is being used or not, in order to preserve the working condition of the battery inside the unit.

QS Series

Q:	Can I plug my camera into the wall using an AC Adapter
A:	We cannot recommend this as a way to power the camera.

Q:	Can I Swap SD Cards from one scouting camera to another?
A:	No, We do not recommend swapping SD cards between different cameras. Each camera is made with different formatting capabilities and can cause the camera not to recognize the SD card.

Q:	Can I use a Micro SD Card in my Camera?
A:	No, we do not recommend a micro SD card.

Q:	Can I use my game camera through a window or glass door?
A:	Glass may disrupt your sensor beam. We don’t advise using the camera in this fashion.

Q:	Can I use rechargeable batteries in my camera?
A:	Rechargeable batteries are not recommended. We do recommend a high quality alkaline or lithium battery.

Q:	Can viewing photons on my hand held digitall camera cause my trail camera to malfunction?
A:	Yes, we recommend viewing your photos/videos on a computer as other digital devices can change the format of the SD card.

Q:	How can I tell if my camera is going to take pictures where I want it to?
A:	By using the test mode. A light on the front of the camera labeled TEST will blink when the camera is detecting motion. Directly face the camera towards the location you are trying to cover and walk in front of it to see the light go on, this will indicate activity.

Q:	How do I set the Date and Time in my camera?
A:	You want to put the camera in the Manual or Custom setting mode. Follow the instructions in the owner’s manual.

Q:	How do I View the pictures that I take?
A:	We recommend using a computer to view the photos. If you don’t have access to a computer, we can only recommend using either our iOS or android card readers for your cell phone or our reader viewer.

Q:	How long will the batteries last in my trail camera?
A:	There are many different factors that affect battery life including the brand of battery, temperature, amount of pictures taken and day vs. night picture ratio. The exact life of batteries is no possible to quantify.

Q:	Is my camera waterproof?
A:	No, the cameras are weather resistant not waterproof.

Q:	Is the infrared flash invisible?
A:	The infrared flash will give off a low glow red light it is not invisible.

Q:	What does it mean when I have all 8’s on my screen?
A:	Usually this is a sign of an incompatible memory card or damaged memory card.

Q:	What does it mean when it shows LOC on my screen?
A:	Either the lock on the side of the SD card is engaged in the lock position or the SD card needs to be formatted in a computer.

Q:	What is the difference between flash range and motion detection range?
A:	The flash range is the distance that you will be able to see in the picture when a picture is taken using the flash. The motion detection range is the distance from the camera that the camera will sense motion and be activated. Both of these ranges will be effected by many different factors.

Q:

What is the difference between infrared and no-glow flashes

A:

Q:	What should the trigger speed be on my stealth camera
A:	This varies on the model, typically 1 second trigger

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Inside the SD Card compartment

Q:	Will I lose my images and settings when the batteries die?
A:	The camera has flash memory so your images and settings will remain intact.

Q:	Will my camera continue to record after the SD Card is full?
A:	No, not until the SD card is cleared of its files.

Q:	What is Activity Control / Operating Hours?
A:	Activity control is a setting on the camera that allows you to have the camera on only during certain hours of the day if you want that.

Q:	What are my options if my stealth or wildview camera is out of warranty?
A:	We have a customer loyalty program. You can send us your old camera and you’ll receive 50% off of a brand new one.

Q:	Do I need to recharge my 12V battery kit during the seasons it is not in use?
A:	The 12V Battery Kit should be recharged at least every 3 months, regardless if it is being used or not, in order to preserve the working condition of the battery inside the unit.

PXP Series

Q:	Can I Swap SD Cards from one scouting camera to another?
A:	No, We do not recommend swapping SD cards between different cameras. Each camera is made with different formatting capabilities and can cause the camera not to recognize the SD card.

Q:	Can I use a Micro SD Card in my Camera?
A:	No, we do not recommend a micro SD card.

Q:	Can I use my game camera through a window or glass door?
A:	Glass may disrupt your sensor beam. We don’t advise using the camera in this fashion.

Q:	Can I use rechargeable batteries in my camera?
A:	Rechargeable batteries are not recommended. We do recommend a high quality alkaline or lithium battery.

Q:	Can viewing photons on my hand held digitall camera cause my trail camera to malfunction?
A:	Yes, we recommend viewing your photos/videos on a computer as other digital devices can change the format of the SD card.

Q:	How can I tell if my camera is going to take pictures where I want it to?
A:	By using the test mode. A light on the front of the camera labeled TEST will blink when the camera is detecting motion. Directly face the camera towards the location you are trying to cover and walk in front of it to see the light go on, this will indicate activity.

Q:	How do I set the Date and Time in my camera?
A:	You want to put the camera in the Manual or Custom setting mode. Follow the instructions in the owner’s manual.

Q:	How do I View the pictures that I take?
A:	We recommend using a computer to view the photos. If you don’t have access to a computer, we can only recommend using either our iOS or android card readers for your cell phone or our reader viewer.

Q:	How long will the batteries last in my trail camera?
A:	There are many different factors that affect battery life including the brand of battery, temperature, amount of pictures taken and day vs. night picture ratio. The exact life of batteries is no possible to quantify.

Q:	Is my camera waterproof?
A:	No, the cameras are weather resistant not waterproof.

Q:	Is the infrared flash invisible?
A:	The infrared flash will give off a low glow red light it is not invisible.

Q:	What does it mean when I have all 8’s on my screen?
A:	Usually this is a sign of an incompatible memory card or damaged memory card.

Q:	What does it mean when it shows LOC on my screen?
A:	Either the lock on the side of the SD card is engaged in the lock position or the SD card needs to be formatted in a computer.

Q:	What is the difference between flash range and motion detection range?
A:	The flash range is the distance that you will be able to see in the picture when a picture is taken using the flash. The motion detection range is the distance from the camera that the camera will sense motion and be activated. Both of these ranges will be effected by many different factors.

Q:

What is the difference between infrared and no-glow flashes

A:

Q:	What should the trigger speed be on my stealth camera
A:	This varies on the model, typically less than 0.8 second trigger

Q:	Where do I locate the serial number on my stealth cam camera
A:	Under the gasket by the SD Card slot

Q:	Will I lose my images and settings when the batteries die?
A:	The camera has flash memory so your images and settings will remain intact.

Q:	Will my camera continue to record after the SD Card is full?
A:	No, not until the SD card is cleared of its files.

Q:	What are my options if my stealth or wildview camera is out of warranty?
A:	We have a customer loyalty program. You can send us your old camera and you’ll receive 50% off of a brand new one.

Q:	Do I need to recharge my 12V battery kit during the seasons it is not in use?
A:	The 12V Battery Kit should be recharged at least every 3 months, regardless if it is being used or not, in order to preserve the working condition of the battery inside the unit.