contact your Mobile Phone Network Operator (MPNO) to have them provide
you all the required information such as
URL, APN, Gateway, and
Port.
Note:
The MMS parameters of the major MPNO’s in each country have been
pre-stored in the program on the enclosed CD. You’re suggested to choose
Auto
to let the system to set up the MMS. However, because each local
MPNO has their own settings for their MMS service, and those settings can
change over time, you may need to acquire the settings from your MPNO if
the
Auto
-selected settings fail to work. If you find out those settings have
changed according to the information provided by your MPNO, or you have
settings from your MPNO that is not on our Operators list, please notify us so
we can update our program.
Click on “
S A V E ”
to choose the directory to save the settings, usually
under the root directory of the SD card (You need to insert the SD card in the
SD card reader and plug it in your computer.)
Retrieve the SD card and insert it in the camera. Switch to the
TEST
position
to enter the TEST mode. Congratulations! You camera (Model:AG-690MG) is
all set to send color pictures to your cell phone and/or email account every
time it is triggered.
3.6 Camera Working with MMS
When you have the AcornGuard Model AG-690MG, not only will your camera
work as a standard trail camera, but also send pictures to your cell phone
and/or email account, when it meets the following requirements.
Advanced
Settings
The camera is ON and functions. The SD card has enough space. 8 AA
batteries with enough power capacity. The camera is in Cam mode or
Cam+Video mode, not Video mode.
SIM card is installed. The MMS service is activated (some MMS
services need pre-paid
balance in the account.) The SIM card is not password-protected
Only when the switch is in
OFF
position, you install the MMS-module
battery box.
The signal is strong in the field. The recipient’s phone number and/or