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General| Megapixels | 12MP |
|---|---|
| Video Resolution | 720p |
| Battery Type | 8 AA batteries |
| Flash Type | IR |
| Storage | Up to 32GB SD card |
| Battery Life | Up to 12 months |
Lists included accessories and components such as T-Post Support, Adjustable Strap, User Manual, Flextime Player Software, and Camera Unit.
Details camera resolution, flash range, sensor type, image format, memory capacity, power supply, housing, and mounting options.
Instructions for opening the right-side door and battery compartment door to access the battery slot.
Steps for inserting AA-cell batteries and the SD memory card into their respective slots.
Continues the process for inserting batteries and SD card, including important notes on formatting.
Instructions on how to turn the camera unit ON by pressing the power button and checking battery level.
Describes the LCD Ready Mode, PIR LED Status Light behavior, and indicator lights during operation.
Explains how the camera enters Power Save or Ready Mode after inactivity and how to wake the LCD.
Step-by-step guide to adjust the hour and minute of the camera's internal clock using navigation buttons.
Instructions on how to set the day, month, and year for the camera's internal calendar.
Guide to optionally name the installation location using navigation and OK buttons for reference.
Explains how to select capture modes: PIR only, Flextime (Time Lapse), or Both.
Details Flextime periods, interval settings, and considerations for acclimation and battery life.
Illustrates different Flextime activation periods based on sunrise/sunset and daytime activity.
Shows combined Flextime and PIR activation periods, distinguishing between inactive and active states.
Explains the PIR Mode settings for taking still photographs or 30-second videos.
Details PIR Active settings: 24 HR, DAY (daylight hours), and NIGHT (nighttime hours).
Guides on setting PIR sensitivity to detect small, common, or large movements.
Explains exposure options for distance and motion blur: HI, MED (default), and LO.
Details resolution options (HI, MED, LO) affecting image quality and storage space.
Explains picture aspect ratios (REGULAR, WIDE) and video resolutions (480p, 720p HD).
Defines the time interval before the camera can take another picture, with minimums for PIR and Flextime.
Instructions on how to turn the unit OFF by waking the LCD and holding the power button.
Explains how to use the reset button to restore factory default settings.
Details the information stamped on images: Temperature, Time, Date, Moon Phase, Location, and Photo Count.
Guide to attaching the camera to a tree using the adjustable strap securely.
Instructions for attaching the T-Post bracket to the camera and then to a T-Post.
Mentions the standard tripod connector and provides tips for optimal imaging quality and maintenance.
Recommendations for cleaning lens covers, checking mounting, securing latches, and inspecting batteries.
Step-by-step guide to retrieving images from the SD card using a computer and card reader.
Instructions on viewing images in MEDIA/FLEX folders and how to safely delete them.
Notes that SDXC cards are not supported and provides instructions for formatting SD cards.
Step-by-step guide to format an SD card on a computer, selecting FAT32 and Quick Format.
Covers product warranty, registration, what is covered, and exclusions.
Provides contact information for product service, customer service, and company disclaimers.
Details compliance with FCC Rules, warnings against modifications, and measures to correct interference.
States compliance with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standards and conditions.
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