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Printing Specifications:

DOES NOT PRINT DIELINE CROP MARKS CROP MARKS

Process 100% - K

Photography: Paper stock: Final size: Coating: LPI:
All images print as final art Standard white stock 3.5" (w) x 2.83" (h) n/a 175
MFHDGC_INSTRUCTIONS_EXTERIOR SPREAD_8.26.05

OPERATIONS

INFRARED SENSOR
DETECTION The game camera's infrared sensor will trigger camera when motion is detected infront of the camera infrared sensor. AIMING INFRARED SENSOR If your Game camera is not equipped with a laser aiming device you can use the systems (INFRARED SENSOR) to aim your camera. Walk in front of the camera and the Status Light will flash when you enter the field of view. This indicates Infrared activation.
COMPUTER IMAGE VIEWING (Setup Mode Only) Move the Switch to (ON). Connect unit USB OUT to a USB jack on the computer.Double click "My Computer" on the desktop and browse "removable disk". USB works only in SETUP mode. All your images will be stored inside. Images can be downloaded to your hard drive. The first image in the video mode is still and contains time and date NOTE: PC requires windows 2000/ME/XP. information for the video clip.

CAMERA

SPECIFICATIONS
Operational Mode Housing Display LCD Status Display

MEMORY

CAPACITY & STORAGE

DESCRIPTION

Your digital game camera has two types of memory capacity. 1) Internal memory. 2) Optional SD memory card. NOTE: Optional SD memory card will override internal memory. Maximum card size is 256 MB. MEMORY CHART
Image capacity is based on average use and will vary.
Viewfinder Light Sensor Camera Lens LCD Status Display Status Light Infrared Sensor Lockable Latch Weather Resistant Housing Pressure Equalization Hole

Shutter Button

(handheld)
Image Standard High Res Video Clips Image Standard High Res Video Clips
Internal Memory 640 x 480 = 100 pics. 1280 x 1024 = 24 pics 10 frames per sec. = 9 Optional 256 MB Card 640 x 480 = 2,320 pics. 1280 x 1024 = 608 pics 10 frames per sec. = 288
Mounting Strap Lug Power ON/OFF (AIM optional) Select Button (setup) Status Light Mode Button Battery Hold Down Clips Battery Compartment
Auto or Handheld Weather-resistant and lockable Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Operating Mode Pictures taken Pictures left Events Battery Strength Camera status Status LED Camera, Flash or IR activity Sensor 1.3 Megapixel Built-in Memory Stores pictures or video Memory Card Up to 256 MB SD card (optional) Format JPEG - Still pictures, AVI - Video clips Image Output USB OUT, TV OUT, SD Card USB Output Requires PC / Windows 2000/ME/XP. Picture Delay Variable 1 Minute - 60 Minutes Sequential Delay 15 Seconds between still pictures Lens Multi element, 10.2mm, F:2.8 Field of View 42 Focus 4' - Infinity Infrared Sensor Passive Infrared Distance 32' Infrared Width 22 Flash On, Auto or Off ( Security) Flash Range 30' Flash Cycle 15 Seconds Power Supply 6 Volt Lantern Battery or equivalent Duty Cycle 20 day average with 6 volt/6 ah battery Power Connection Alligator clips, red = (+) / black = (-) Battery Hold Downs Holds battery in place Clock Battery 3 Volt battery powers LCD Time/Date Laser Aim (optional) Class 2 Size 7" X 10.25" X 3.5" Accessories Rechargeable battery, Memory Cards.

DIGITAL GAME CAMERA 100

USER MANUAL
Please take a few minutes to read and understand these instructions before using.

QUICK START

3EASY STEPS

and you are ready to go!

Load Battery and Turn On Power
IMPORTANT: Always turn unit off when inserting or removing a memory card to avoid damage and ensure that the camera properly updates the memory information.
SD MEMORY CARD NOT INSTALLED: When the camera is turned on and an SD memory card is not present, pictures are automatically stored in the on-board camera memory. The stored images may only be viewed on a computer or TV connected to the unit. INSERTING AN SD MEMORY CARD: When an SD memory card is inserted, any pictures stored in the camera on-board memory become inaccessible, but are not lost. The user can access these pictures via the camera USB port when the SD memory card is not installed. NOTE: If you get a message (CHECK MEMORY CARD) Your card may be locked, full or defective and will not work.
Laser (optional) Electronic Flash TV Out USB Out SD Memory Card Slot

WARRANTY

This product has been thoroughly tested and inspected before shipment. It is guaranteed from defects in material and workmanship from the date of purchase for 1 year. Under this limited guarantee we agree to replace or repair free of charge any part or parts which have been found to be defective in original material or workmanship. Should you require in-warranty service, call our Customer Service Department. If your problem cannot be addressed over the telephone, we may need you to send us your defective product plus proof of purchase. IMPORTANT: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Set Time and Date

IMAGE VIEWING
TV IMAGE VIEWING Move the Switch to (ON). Connect unit TV OUT to a VIDEO IN jack on your TV. Use the (CHANGE) buttons to scroll through recorded images. Video cable included. TV OUT works only in (SETUP) mode. All pictures on memory card can be printed or edited directly from the card. Use optional card reader to read images on card.
Set to Auto and Wait for Light to Go Out
Weather-Resistant Seal Control Box Latch Battery Connector ( - black )
Change Buttons UP Down Battery Connector ( + red )
Moultrie Customer Service (205) 664-6700 or (800) 653-3334 www.moultriefeeders.com
Moultrie Feeders 150 Industrial Rd. Alabaster, AL 35007 Printed in China (0905)
MFHDGC_INSTRUCTIONS_INSIDE SPREAD_8.26.05

LOAD BATTERY

DEFAULT SETTINGS

NO YES

MODE SELECTION
Insert a fresh 6Volt/6ah lantern battery or equivalent. Connect the Red(+) & Black(-) clips to the battery and lower the battery hold down arms. Battery life is about 20 days depending on temperature and usage. When B = 20% Replace battery.
Scroll using the (CHANGE BUTTONS) if you wish to set the camera to its default factory settings.
GENERAL OPERATION Your digital game camera can be used two ways. 1) Automatic (AUTO) mode records images using infrared detection. Use default or custom settings. 2) (HANDHELD) mode records images using manual operation when circumstances warrant.

(SECURITY)

PROGRAMMING
SETUP MENU Press the (MODE) button on the game camera to enter setup. Press the (CHANGE BUTTONS) to scroll between setting choices. The feature setting will flash in the LCD until set. Press the (SELECT BUTTON) to accept settings and move to the next selection. Programming will rotate between functions until you exit the SETUP feature.
Scroll using the (CHANGE BUTTONS), Press select to choose flash setting: (ON), (AUTO), OR (OFF). Security mode = (OFF): Status light will remain off during this setting.

IMAGE MODE

NOTE: NEVER OPERATE THE CAMERA WITH FRONT DOOR OPEN. SELECT MODE Press the (MODE) button to scroll between modes. Choose between two operational modes. MODE SELECTIONS (AUTO MODE) - Automatic operation.

DATE/TIME HH:MM

MM/DD/YY
Scroll using the (CHANGE BUTTONS). Press select to choose between: (STILL), or (VIDEO).
Pictures taken Total pictures

01 to 12

01 to 31

00 to 35

IMAGE QUALITY
AUTO P=OO93/125O E=3456 B=94% DLY
(TURNING OFF) The unit saves all setup data and turns OFF. Turning the unit ON & OFF resets the internal systems. This will not change your settings or erase images. EVENTS (MULTIPLE PICTURES PER EVENT) Depending on user settings the camera may take 1, 2 or 3 pictures per event spaced approximately 15 seconds apart. If the camera fails to detect motion after the first detection the camera will still take subsequent pictures. When capture mode is set to video or the camera is in (HANDHELD) mode this setting is ignored. AUTOMATIC FUNCTIONS (LOW LIGHT OR NIGHT SITUATIONS) The video clip function will be automatically switched to still photos in low light or night situations. NOTE: First still in video will reflect user setup setting. (DELAY STATUS MENU) During (AUTO) mode, when delay mode is activated it will be indicated on the LCD panel as (DLY). MEMORY ERROR MESSAGES (MEMORY FULL) Turn off the unit; then turn it back on; when the unit is turned on it goes directly to the (SETUP) mode; Go to the (ERASE MEMORY) menu item to delete all the images from the memory or SD Card. (SD CARD LOCKED) Turn the unit off; remove the SD card; unlock it; then insert it; then turn the unit back on. (SD CARD BAD) Turn the unit off; remove the SD card; insert a new SD card or clean the contacts; turn the unit back on.

STANDARD

EVENTS BATTERY STRENGTH

00 to 23

00 to 59
Scroll using the (CHANGE BUTTONS). Press select to choose between the image quality choices.
Displays when camera is operating with a delay.

MOUNTING

(HANDHELD MODE) - Manual operation.
MOUNTING CAMERA Using mounting straps, mount the system securely in the desired location.

IMAGE DELAY

Press the (SELECT) button, LCD will show month (MM), use (CHANGE) buttons to set month, press (SELECT) to move to Day and change to set.

1 MIN 3O MIN

5 MIN 6O MIN

1O MIN

HANDHELD B=94% P=OO93/125O
(SETUP MODE) - Used to set Game Camera settings This screen appears when the camera enters SETUP mode. Additional menu screens appear as you move through the SETUP functions. Please refer to (SETTING UP GAME CAMERA) to identify the different SETUP screen displays.

AIMING LASER

RESET EVENTS
LASER AIMING (optional) If your Game camera is equipped with a laser aiming device, slide the (POWER ON/OFF/AIM) Switch to the (AIM) position. Using the laser aim your camera. The red dot indicates the target area. Note you can also do "Walk" aim in the auto mode. CAUTION: Looking into laser may be hazardous to the eyes. Do not stare into beam or aim at other people unnecessarily.
Scroll using the (CHANGE BUTTONS) to choose whether you would like to reset the number of events counted. Choosing yes will reset the events back to (00).

MULTI-IMAGE

SETUP DATE/TIME MM/DD/YY HH:MM

2-SHOT 3-SHOT

1-SHOT

CAUTION

LASER RADIATION DO NOT STARE INTO BEAM
1mW MAX OUTPUT at 650 nm CLASS II LASER PRODUCT

ERASE IMAGES

Scroll using the (CHANGE BUTTONS). Press select to choose the number of pictures to be shot in sequence.

DEFINITIONS

DIODE LASER

CAMERA ID

Scroll using the (CHANGE BUTTONS) to choose to erase any stored images on your game camera or optional memory card. Choosing YES will reset the events back to (00).
Scroll using the (CHANGE BUTTONS). Press select to set camera's ID number. You are done with setup. To exit setup, press the (MODE) button again.

00 to 99

CLOCK BATTERY The small CR2025 button battery powers the clock. It should be replaced as required. TURNING THE UNIT ON / OFF (POWER ON) In the Auto Mode the led flashes for 30 seconds before arming the system. When the LED goes out the system is working.
Product complies with applicable requirements of 21 CFR 1040.10 and 1040.11 Laser Classification Class II Laser Product Wavelength: 650nm Maximum Output: < 1mW