PIR Sensitivity
PIR Sensitivity allows you to control as to how much movement and at what distance
the camera will trigger. HIGH sensitivity will allow for more
distance, but will make
the camera slightly more susceptible to false triggers and is ideal for open areas such as
elds and food plots. LOW sensitivity
will shorten the distance but lower the chance of
false triggers and is ideal for close range traps and deeply wooded areas.
Setting Multi-Shot
Choose how many pictures you would like captured in a sequence
when the camera is triggered (1 or 3).
Available options are:
1 (OFF) - Single photo taken per event.
3 BURST - Three rapidly captured photos taken per event. All 3 photos are captured within one second.
NOTE: Burst mode is only capable of up to 4MP captures, regardless of your resolution setting.
3 TRIGGERED - Up to three photos are captured per event with an approximate one second delay between each capture. Each subsequent photo
after the rst requires an individual trigger. This allows for multiple potential image captures of the same event while reducing the chance of
empty images if the subject moves out of the eld of view after the rst shot.
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PIR SENSITIVITY
HIGH
MULTI-SHOT
1 (OFF)
SETTING INFOSTRIP OPTIONS
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Temperature
The temperature is imprinted on each photo and can be in degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius.
Infostrip Active
Choose between:
YES - Camera Name, Time, etc, information will be imprinted at the bottom
of the image/video as an information bar.
Note: Remember to input the camera name in the setup and set the clock accordingly.
NO - No information bar will be imprinted.
INFOSTRIP ACTIVE
YES
TEMPERATURE
FAHRENHEIT
Event Delay Setting
Detection Delay determines the number of minutes between pictures when an
animal is detected and remains in range. Choose between (NONE, 10 sec, 30 sec,
1 min, 5min, 10min, or 30 min).
DETECTION DELAY
10 SECONDS
Setting Date and Time
IMPORTANT! Use to set date and time.
DATE & TIME
11/11/16 11:11pm
CAMERA NAME
MOULTRIECAM
Setting Camera Name
Select an identity for your camera. For example, you can use a name or a location;
the identity you wish to use is up to you.
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