Introduction
1.2. Trail camera working principle
The working principle of the trail camera is that the infrared sensor
triggers to take photos. In fact, when the heating body (animal, etc.)
enters the infrared sensing area of the trail camera, the sensing module
of the trail camera will start the camera to complete the capture,
thereby obtaining photos and videos. If the heating body (animal, etc.)
leaves the infrared sensing area, the trail camera is in a dormant
standby state, for example, the trail camera starts to capture again when
it enters the infrared sensing area again.
Application
■ Trail camera for hunting
■ Animal or event observation Motion-triggered security camera, for
home, office and community
■ All other indoor/outdoor surveillance where invasion evidence
needed
1.3. Warning
■ The H8201 hunting camera uses IR LEDs with a wavelength of
850nm, which emits a faint red light at night. But most animals cannot
see this infrared light and will not interfere with the animals.
■ When the ambient light source is unstable, the filter inside the
camera will be triggered to work, and then there will be a clicking
sound accompanied by screen flickering, which is normal.
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