Moultrie M60 User Manual

Accepts optional Moultrie power pack to extend battery life in the field.

View still pictures and videos on your TV by connecting provided cable.

Accepts up to a 4GB SD Card for additional storage capabilities.

Download still pictures and video onto your computer by connecting provided cable.

Laser can be enabled to precisely aim your camera during setup.

Table showing default capture mode, image quality, multi-shot, delay, and remote control settings.

Set the camera's time and date, which is retained between battery changes.

Option to print camera information on photos or disable it.

Function to test camera aim with an illuminated laser beam; must be OFF for picture taking.

Enables remote activation from 25-30 yards; reduces battery life when enabled.

Information on obtaining future software upgrades from the Moultrie website.

Set a security code to lock the camera; code must be remembered to operate.

Option to display temperature units in Fahrenheit or Celsius on photos.

Assign a unique ID to the camera for reference when using multiple units.

Set the time interval (1, 4, 8, 12, 24 hours) for Time Lapse Mode captures.

Set the specific time of day for the first capture in Time Lapse Mode.

Set the delay (minutes) between detecting an animal and taking subsequent pictures.

Configure the camera to take 1, 2, or 3 pictures per animal detection.

Set the duration (5, 15, or 30 seconds) for video recordings.

Select image quality (LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH, ENHANCED) affecting resolution and memory usage.

Choose between capturing still photos or videos (HIGH-RES or LOW-RES).

Option to reset all camera settings back to their factory defaults.

Option to remove all images from the internal memory or SD card.

Enables customization and is the default mode upon power-up.

Activates the on-board LCD screen for reviewing photos and videos.

Camera automatically takes pictures/videos based on animal detection.

Captures images or videos at specific times and intervals.

Allows the camera to be used like a standard digital camera.

Instructions on how to securely mount the camera to a tree or pole.

Using the laser aim feature to verify camera aim and adjust angle.

Method for viewing captured media on a TV using the TV Adapter Cable.

Method for transferring captured media to a computer via USB.

Details about information displayed on pictures, like temperature, date, time, and camera ID.

Instructions for clearing internal memory and installing an SD card.