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| + | ===== Overview ===== | ||
| + | ^ Camera data || | ||
| + | ^Model|Primos Truth Cam Supercharged HD 63049| | ||
| + | ^Manufacturer|Primos| | ||
| + | ^Board IDs|PS500MV04_EK119, | ||
| + | ^Type|TrailCam| | ||
| + | ^Memory card|SD| | ||
| + | ^Date|2014| | ||
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| + | The //Primos 63049// | ||
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| + | Primos 63049 | ||
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| + | Designed for monitoring wildlife or security/ | ||
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| + | ===== Hardware description ===== | ||
| + | The//Primos 63049// has a 5 Megapixel camera, and one passive infrared sensor. | ||
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| + | Described as a 7MP camera in advertising, | ||
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| + | ^Feature^Specifications| | ||
| + | ^Lens|F = 3.0; FOV = 55°; Auto IR cutout, 7.5mm| | ||
| + | ^Image sensor|5 Megapixel colour CMOS| | ||
| + | ^ISO sensitivity|100| | ||
| + | ^Image size|3072 x 2304, 2592 x 1944| | ||
| + | ^Video size|1280 x 720 at 30fps, 320 x 240 at 30fps| | ||
| + | ^IR flash range|16 m| | ||
| + | ^LCD screen|1.1" | ||
| + | ^Memory SD card|Up to 32 GB, preferably HC 10 speed| | ||
| + | ^PIR sensitivity|Auto| | ||
| + | ^PIR sensing distance| | | ||
| + | ^Prep PIR sensing angle| | | ||
| + | ^Main PIR sensing angle|45°| | ||
| + | ^Operation mode|Day/ | ||
| + | ^Trigger delay|1 sec| | ||
| + | ^reTrigger interval|5s, | ||
| + | ^Still photos|1 to 5| | ||
| + | ^Video length|5s, 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s, 60s| | ||
| + | ^Photo plus video option|no| | ||
| + | ^Sound plus video|yes| | ||
| + | ^Time lapse capture|10s, | ||
| + | ^Time lapse plus photo|yes| | ||
| + | ^Time stamp|Moon Phase, Temperature (°F,ºC), Date, Day of Week, Time| | ||
| + | ^Time stamp videos|Moon Phase, Date, Time| | ||
| + | ^Password|-| | ||
| + | ^Device ID setting|-| | ||
| + | ^Power supply|8 x AA. Or external 6V-12V DC| | ||
| + | ^Stand by current|250 µA| | ||
| + | ^Stand by time| | | ||
| + | ^Power saving|-| | ||
| + | ^Power consumption|90 mA (+1100 mA when IR LEDs fire)| | ||
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| + | ==== Components ==== | ||
| + | * EK112 9, Hr14089600 | ||
| + | * M8SF1X29RQ1 | ||
| + | * Hynix H5PS5162GFR, | ||
| + | * SJ25-I/SL, F091415B4T | ||
| + | * NXP 8563T | ||
| + | * Holtek HT1621B, B410N0162G8 | ||
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| + | Opening the cover reveals the battery compartment, | ||
| + | The external power socket (2mm barrel socket), microphone and USB port are located on the bottom. | ||
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| + | ===== Operation ===== | ||
| + | When initially powered on the photo count can be seen (or " | ||
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| + | The first slide switch selects between six different operating modes, and for each mode the second slide switch selects options: | ||
| + | * High and low resolution motion activated photographs, | ||
| + | * Photo burst length 1, | ||
| + | * High and low resolution motion activated videos, | ||
| + | * Video length 5s, 10s, 15s, 20s, 30s, 60s. | ||
| + | * Time lapse with or without motion activated photographs, | ||
| + | * Time lapse interval 10s, 20s, 30s, 1m, 5m, 30m. | ||
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| + | the third slide switch selects the re-trigger delay (delay before it will trigger again after having taken a photo or video): | ||
| + | * 5s, 10s, 30s, 1m, 5m, 30m. | ||
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| + | I'm not sure what the difference between the burst length setting of " | ||
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| + | The re-trigger delay is the period between the trigger event that initiates the first photo of the burst and the next burst. | ||
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| + | In the time lapse plus motion photograph option, it takes three " | ||
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| + | ===== Tear down ===== | ||
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| + | Remove the batteries and SD card before disassembly. | ||
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| + | The camera board is held down by a further 5 screws, and once removed (and connecting PCB flex cable carefully disconnected) we can see the back of the camera board with its SD card socket and backup battery and the LCD and switch board that was underneath: | ||
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| + | The camera lens can be removed, revealing the camera sensor mounted directly on the PCB: | ||
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| + | A rechargeable battery powers the clock while the batteries are being changed or are dead: | ||
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| + | ====== References and Additional Resources ====== | ||
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