G500 GAME CAMERA

USER’S MANUAL
Thanks for purchasing this trail camera
Please read before using this equipment
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PART LIST 4
PRODUCT STRCTURE
Front View 5
Operation Interface 6
Bottom View 7
Back View 7
CAMERA OPERATIONS
How to use? 8
LOADING BATTERIES 9
INSERTING SD CARD 10
USING THE CAMERA
Operating Buttons 11
ITEM SETTINGS
Settings Menu 12
Quick Setting 12-16
MOUNTING 17
TECHNICALSPECIFICATION 18-19
FAQ 20-25
PARTS LIST
1.Trail Camerax1 4.Nylon Strap with Bucklex1
2.User’s Manualx1 5.Wall Mountx1
3.USB Cablex1 6.Screwsx3

G500 GAME CAMERA

USER’S MANUAL
Thanks for purchasing this trail camera
Please read before using this equipment

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PRODUCT STRCTURE
FRONT VIEW

PIR Sensor

Infrared LED Array

Camera Lens

Indication LED

Latch

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PRODUCT STRCTURE
OPERATION INTERFACE

LCD Screen

Left

UP/Video
Right/Shot
Down/Photo
OK

MENU

Power/Mode Switch Battery Release

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PRODUCT STRCTURE
BOTTOM VIEW BACK VIEW

Microphone SD Card slot

External Power Cover
(open to use DC power port) USB Port

Mounting-Bracket Screw Receptacle

(Standard 1/4’’-20-Tripod Mount)
Belt Hole
Battery Compartment Sawtooth Brackets
Cable-Lock Hole

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CAMERA OPERATIONS
HOW TO USE?
1. Install 8pcs AA batteries (NOT INCLUDED).
2. Install SD card (CLASS 6 or higher class Up to 32GB max, NOT INCLUDED).
3. Put the switch to "AIM", then you can setting (Date/Time, Image resolution, video
resolution, and the Interval time etc)
4. Put the switch to the“ON”position, it will enter the PIR detection state. Then the trail
camera starts working.

Note：
1.Be sure to switch the camera’s power OFF before inserting /exiting the SD card and loading/unloading
the batteries.
2.Formatting the SD card before using it for the first time is recommended. (Put the switch to "AIM "
.Press“Menu“‒“Settings”
“Format”
- - Press OK to format the SD card . )
3.A full set of 8AA Alkaline or Lithium batteries is recommended

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LOADING BATTERIES
1.Press the Battery Tray EJECT button to release the battery tray and pull it out for loading.
Switch the camera’s power OFF when loading/unloading batteries.
2.Be sure to inset each battery so its polarity(+/- direction) matches the polarity indications
at the bottom of the battery tray. A full set of 8AA Alkaline or Lithium batteries should be
used .
3.Pull the battery tray into the host, you will hear a slight“click”sound, which means the
battery compartment is locked.

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INSERTING SD CARD
Make sure that the SD card is insert correctly .If you hear“click”sounds that means it has
be inserted correctly .The camera uses a standard SD memory card to save your photos or
videos.SD and SDHC (high capacity)class 4 or higher seed cards up to a maximum 32GB are
supported. A class 10 memory card is recommended when the camera works at burst
mode.

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USING THE CAMERA
Operating Buttons
1. :Page up.
2. :Page down.
3. :Page left.
4. :Page right/ Shot key
5. OK : Save settings. OK

OK : Review photos and videos in the AIM mode.

M
Press OK again to exit the preview interface. ON AIM OFF
EJECT

6. M ：Enter the setup menu in preview mode.

M :Exchange between main screen and setup.
7.AIM mode: To program camera.
8.OFF mode: To turn off the camera.
9.ON mode: When movement occurs in the monitoring region, the camera will take pictures or videos
automatically according to the previous programmed setting. After switching the camera to ON
position, the motion-indication LED (red) will blink for about 10 seconds. This interval allows time for
you to close the Cam’s front cover, lock it, and leave the monitored area.
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ITEM SETTINGS
Settings Menu
To view the camera settings menu, press(M) in the AIM mode.
Use or to select the sub-menu, use or to select the different options, then
press (OK) to save the setting and the option. Press(M)to return.

Quick Setting

Settings Settings Settings

Set Clock/Date Set Active Time Camera Name
Photo/Video Set Timelapse Software Update
Interval Format Version
Sensor Level Default
Flash Modes Language

Setting Items Sub menu Description

00:00 -Hour: Minute
Set Clock/ Date 00-00-0000 -Month-Date-Year
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Setting Items Sub menu Description

Photo/Video There are 3 modes to choose from Photo

Video, Photo& video

Image Size -5MP, 16MP , 30MP Image size can be selected.

Photo
Capture Number -Number of photos per PIR capture. Can select 1-6 images.

-Quality: HD:1280 x720P video ,FHD:1920x1080P,QHD:

2560x1440P,and VGA :640x480P video
Video Video Size
Video Length -Video Length: Select between 5,10,20, or 30 seconds.
We recommends setting the video length for more
shorter tomaximize battery life.

Image Size
Capture Number
Photo &Video -If you choose this mode, the camera will take a photo
Video Size first ,then start to record video.
Video Length

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Setting Items Sub menu Description

This interval means how long the PIR will be disabled

2second -60second after each triggering in the ON mode. During this time,
Interval
5minute-60minute the PIR will not react motion. The minimum interval is
2 seconds and the maximum is 60 minutes.

-Set the sensitivity of the sensor.

LOW -Low sensitivity, Middle sensitivity, High sensitivity can

be set .The higher degree indicates that the camera is
Sensor Level Middle
more easily triggered by motion.It is recommended to
High use lower sensitivity for environments with lots of
interference like wind, tall grass, or intense shadows.

-Set the distance of infrared induction. There are three

Power Save options can be selected.

Flash Modes Long Range - Power Save- Medium LED output Medium Shutter Speed.

Fast Motion - Long Rang-High LED output Low Shutter Speed.

- Fast Motion- High LED output Fast Shutter Speed.

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Setting Items Sub menu Description

Off - Off means you shut down the function.

Set Active Time
ON Start 00:00 - ON The camera would always worked within the
active time you set up.
Stop 00:00

Off - Off Close the time lapse function

ON TL Freq -Time lapse delay: Can select 5, 10 ,15, 30, 60 minutes.

For example, set the interval to 5 minutes, the camera will
Set Time lapse take a photo each 5 minutes.

TL period The camera will take photos automatically during the 2

blocks of time you set up at“A”and“B”.
Note: If the time of period A and period B you set are not
within“Active Time”you set, the time lapse function
will not react during this time quantum.
- If you choose format SD card, the system will delete all
images and video stored on the SD card. Make sure that
Format Yes/No you have a backup of important data.
（Highly recommended to format with new SD cards.）

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Setting Items Sub menu Description

-Returns to default settings. Default settings are as

Default Yes/No follows:English, Photo,5MP,1Pict, Serial number and so on.

English
Language -English , Japanese, Deutsche can be selected as camera
language.
日本语
Deutsche

-Set this serial number to identify different shooting

locations by numbering when multiple machines are in
Camera Name use at the same time. After setting, the serial number
you set for the camera will stamp on the photos or videos.

-Press OK when Update is shown and the camera will read

the software update files placed on the SD card if the
Software Update Update
Firmware version number needs to be updated to a more
current version.

Version REV1.0 Camera Version

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MOUNTING
After the setting the camera’s time/date and other options to your preference , you’re
ready to take it outside and begin capturing images of animals in the area you want to
monitor.
When mounting the camera to a tree, use the adjustable web belt provided. Please be sure
to mount it in place correctly and securely. To get the optimal picture quality, the tree
should be about 10-30ft. away from the place to be monitored, with the camera placed at a
height of 3.6-4.5ft..

Tips: Try not to mount the camera facing the rising or setting sun. If mounting to a feeder
or in a dusty environment , be sure to clean the camera lens and the PIR sensor regularly.
Periodically check the mounting of the camera to make sure it hasn’t come loose. Check
the batteries frequently to ensure they are still providing power to the camera.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Resolution 5MP Native Sensor/Up to 30MP Interpolated

Trigger Speed 0.3s

Camera Lens(FOV) 120 degree

IR Illumination 40pcs 850 LEDs

IR Flash Distance 90' Flash

2560x1440P

1920x1080P
Video Resolution
1280 x720P

640x480P

Detection Distance Up To 80 ft

Recovery Rate 1s

Time Lapse Mode Yes

Multi Shot Mode Up to 6 Per Trigger

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Battery Life Up to 18 mouth

LCD Screen 2.0" LCD Screen

Button Interface Backlit 6 Button

Attachment Interface 1/4"-20 Brass Insert Bottom w/Dead Stop

Case Color Camo Dipped Front Case

Power Source 8AA 12V

DC IN 12V DC In

Cable Lock Compatible Yes, Closed Dual Slot Above Dual Strap Slot

Accessories Nylon Strap with Buckle

Weight (Product without packaging) Less Than 270 Grams (Without Batteries)

Dimensions (Product without packaging) 147mm x90mm x55mm

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FAQ
CAMERA WON’T POWER UP
1.Make sure that you have installed all batteries in the battery compartment, filling all
battery spaces with no“gaps”.
2.We recommend using a full set of 8 Energizer® Lithium AA batteries.
3.Make sure that the batteries are installed correctly, observing proper polarity.
4.Please be sure to switch the power“OFF”and remove the batteries if necessary. Trying to
reopen the camera after 1 min.

CAMERA WON’T POWER UP

1.Make sure that you have installed all batteries in the battery compartment, filling all
battery spaces with no“gaps”.
2.We recommend using a full set of 8 Energizer® Lithium AA batteries.
3.Make sure that the batteries are installed correctly, observing proper polarity.
4.Please be sure to switch the power“OFF”and remove the batteries if necessary. Trying to
reopen the camera after 1 min.

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FAQ
CAMERA STOPS TAKING IMAGES OR WON’T TALK IMAGES
1.Please make sure that the SD card is not full. If the card is full (display indicates ”FULL”,
the camera will stop taking images.)
2.Make sure that the power/mode switch is in the ON position and not set to OFF or AIM.
3.Make sure that you are using a good quality SD card in your camera. We recommends
SanDisk® SD cards up to 32GB.
4.If the SD card has its write protect switch in the lock position, the camera will not take
images.
5.Formatting the SD card before using it for the first time is recommended. It can be
completed using the“format”function. Make sure you have backed up (saved to your
computer) any files you want to keep on a previously used card, as formatting erases all
files.
6.Please make sure that the battery have the enough power to support to work.

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FAQ
BATTERY LIFE IS SHORTER THAN EXPECTED
1.Check to make sure you have used new alkaline or lithium batteries. We recommends
using a full set of 8 Energize® Lithium AA batteries to obtain maximum battery life.
2. These are several variables that will determine the battery life including type of batter-
ies, temperature outside, recording settings, frequency of camera activity, etc. Colder
temperatures, night photos and photo frequency (low camera delay) will result in shorter
battery life. Note: capturing video clips and time lapse uses more power and will result in
shorter battery life than capture motion detected photos. 2S Interval mode will use more
power as more photos and videos will be taken. We recommends setting the Interval time
for more longer time to maximize battery life.
3. .Make sure that you are using a good quality SD card in your camera. We recommends
SanDisk® SD cards up to 32GB. Our experience indicates that poor quality SD cards can
sometimes reduce your camera battery life.

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FAQ
CAMERA PIR WON’T WORK
1.Check the Interval time you settings. It won’t take images for a long time if you setting
the Interval time is too longer .You can figure out that by restore the camera to factory
settings.
2.Check if something stuff on the PIR sensor, please be sure the PIR sensor is clean.
3.Higher temperature will make the PIR detection distance become shorter. So that
sometimes the animal will not be monitored even it is through by the PIR sensor’s
detection of activity in the area it covers.
Please be sure to mount the camera in place correctly and securely. The height is need to
keep the same between the animal and camera.

CAMERA TAKES CONTINUOUS IMAGES OF NO SUBJECT

A camera has what is know as a“false trigger”if the PIR sensor thinks that there is motion
and heat in front of the camera lens when there is no subject in the images. These“false
triggers”are the result of placing the camera in an environment where there is motion
associated with tree branches creating motion in front of the camera or an area where
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FAQ
there is high heat in the foreground and any motion from wind cloud set off the camera.
Setting a camera up over water is also a potential cause for this issue. To remedy this
situation.
1.Try moving the camera to an area that does not have any of these issues or remove
potential obstacles near the lens if possible.
2.If the camera continuous to take images when there is no subject in them, test the
camera by placing it in an inside environment and aiming at a location where there is no
motion.
If the camera continuous to show issues, then there is probably an electronic component
issue. If this the case, please contact service team.

PHOTO AND VIDEO QUALITY PROBLEMS

1.The image is blurred or out of focus
Check if something stuff on the lens, please be sure the lens is clean.
2.Daytime photos or videos appear too bright/dark
Make sure that the camera is not aimed at the sun or other light sources during the day.
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FAQ
3.Night photos or video appear too bright
You will get the best results when the subject is within the ideal flash range, no closer than
3m from the camera. Subjects may appear too light at closer distances.

If you have any questions or problems.

Please contact us by email: support@wosports.com

We will offer prompt and authoritative reply within 24 hours, and try our best to resolve
your problem ASAP.
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