Brinno GWC User Manual

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5. Insert 4 AA batteries following the polarity

markings (+ -) inside the camera.

6. Insert any standard USB Flash Drive into the

GardenWatchCam in the open slot between
the batteries.
***(Please note that the maximum size
USB Flash Drive that the GardenWatchCam
supports is a 8GB USB Flash Drive. If you
use a USB Flash Drive with a larger
memory density the camera will not
function properly.)

7. Replace the battery door on the GardenWatch-

Cam. (Make sure to push down the latch until

you hear it “click” to ensure the door is closed

properly.)

Mounting your GardenWatchCam
(2 options)

8. a- To set your GardenWatchCam on the

mounting stake, screw the mounting
stake clockwise into the hole on the
bottom of the camera. (See Images above)

b- To set your GardenWatchCam on any

standard tripod, screw the tripod clockwise
into the hole on the bottom of the camera.

Choosing your Lens setting

9. The GardenWatchCam has two lens positions

that determine the focal distance and the
depth of field of the camera :

a- Standard Setting :This option is

obtained by turning the lens bezel to the
“mountain” icon position. This will give a
depth of field that extends from approximately
1 meter (2.6 feet) and beyond, and is best for
getting shots of an entire garden or large area.

b- Macro Setting :This option is obtained

by turning the lens bezel to the “flower” icon
position. This setting allows the camera to
focus on an object that is approximately 0.5
Meters (19 inches) away from the camera.
Because the depth of field is significantly
reduced when using Macro setting, subjects
in the background will be out of focus.
This setting is best for following the growth
of a single bloom, or any other subject that
requires close-up observation.

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