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+===== CAMERA CHARACTERISTICS =====
+This manual is intended to visually guide users through the individual steps
+to properly program, operate and maintain the 3G GSM version of our
+JAGER PRO M.I.N.E™ and I.C.E.™ Cameras. \\
+{{ :wiki:camera:3g:3g-cam-char.png?nolink&250 |}}
+**1.  Antenna:** Standard antenna shown receives cell tower signals. Our 5
+decibel booster antenna is available as an accessory for operation in low
+signal areas. \\
+**2.  IR Illuminator:** 44 infrared LEDs that illuminate the target area when
+camera functions at night. \\
+**3.  Camera Lens:** The camera lens has a 52 degree field of view with no
+magnification. This enables users to observe a 20’ field of view measured 15’
+from the lens and a 32’ field of view when measured 21’ from the lens. \\
+**4.  PIR Sensor:** Passive Infrared motion detector. Senses the presence of
+a moving object which triggers the camera to take a photo or record a video. \\
+**5.  Ambient Light Sensor:** Detects surrounding light to automatically
+control day and night camera functions. This sensor also emits a red,
+blinking LED when the selector switch is moved to **SETUP**.  The LED will
+stop blinking within 10 seconds after the selector switch is moved from
+**SETUP** to **ON** indicating the camera is operational and active. \\
+**6. Locking Latch:** Secures the camera front housing to the main body
+housing while providing a waterproof seal to internal components. \\
+{{ :wiki:camera:3g:3g-cam-char-btm-out.png?nolink&300 |}}
+**1. DC Port Plug:** Waterproof seal to protect internal components when
+external battery (optional equipment) is not in use. \\
+**2. Mounting Port:** 1/4 x 20 internal threads for securing camera to a
+T-Post mount. Only thread external devices two complete rotations into the
+camera mounting port then tighten using the mount’s adjusting nut. Forcing
+external threads to the bottom will damage mounting port and camera
+housing. \\
+**3. USB Port Plug:** Waterproof seal to protect internal components when
+USB cable is not in use. \\
+{{ :wiki:camera:3g:3g-cam-char-ext-btry.png?nolink&300 |}}
+{{ :wiki:camera:3g:3g-cam-char-inside.png?nolink&400 |}}
+**1. Antenna Port:** Attachment point to install various antennas depending
+on local cellular strength. Our 5 db booster antenna is available as an
+accessory for operation in low signal areas. \\
+**2. Display:** Screen to observe menus, photos and settings.
+. Selector Switch: Used to enter into any of the three operating modes:
+**OFF**, **SETUP** and **ON**. \\
+**4. Menu Button:** Used to select various camera options. \\
+**5. Move Left Button:** Moves from the highlighted area to a selection left. \\
+**6. Move Up Button:** Moves from the highlighted area to a selection
+above. \\
+**7. Move Right Button:** Moves from the highlighted area to a selection
+right. \\
+**8. Move Down Button:** Moves from the highlighted area to a selection
+below. \\
+**9. OK Button:** Selects the highlighted item. \\
+**10. DC Port:** 6 volt connection for external battery optional battery pack. \\
+**11. USB Port:** Standard USB cable connection interface to transfer
+information between the camera and a computer. \\
+**12. Battery Polarity Symbols:** Located on the front of the battery tray.
+Aids in 12 proper battery polarity and installation. \\
+**13. Playback Button:** Allows user to view pictures on SD card. \\
+**14. Del Button:** Deletes unwanted pictures, numbers, and letters.\\
+{{ :wiki:camera:3g:3g-cam-char-left-side.png?nolink&300 |}}
+**1. SIM Card Port:** Slot for receiving a cellular SIM card from GSM network
+providers such as AT&T and T-Mobile. \\
+**2. SD Card Port:** Slot for receiving an SD card. The camera has no
+internal memory. An SD card smaller than 32GB must be used to store
+photos, video and GSM data. \\
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