Brinno BirdWatchCam, User Manual

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Brinno Incorporated’s BirdWatchCam User Manual
User Man
ual
The BirdWatchCam targets and photographs birds
within a 9 inch wide X 12 inch high area from all
three pre-set distances. Both the Passive Infra Red
Motion Detection System and the Camera Optical
System are set to work within this targeted area.
This gives you those beautiful close up photos
regardless of which distance you choose.
***(Please note that the laser pointer is soley
intended for targeting the camera. It is NOT
intended for any other use, and could be harmful
if pointed at another person. Please see warning
label on camera.)
Once you have your BirdWatchCam at the proper
distance, and pre-targeted you are ready to mount
it on your prefered surface.
The mounting unit will detach from the camera
itself if you choose to mount the BWC on a tripod
you will need to remove the mounting unit.
To remove the mounting unit simply grip the
camera firmly in one hand and pull down on the
mounting unit until it slides free. It is remounted by
sliding it back into place.
It is not necessary to remove the mounting unit to
use the mounting methods noted below.
You may choose to use the mounting straps to
wrap around a tree or pole to mount the camera.
You may use the screwnail holes in the mounting
unit to hang the camera.
You may use the suction cups to adhere to a clean
flat surface. ( we recommend using one of the
straps as a safety line when using the suction cups )
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Once you have the BirdWatchCam mounted it can
be adjusted by releasing the locking mechanism
on the mounting unit by turning the friction lock
counterclockwise and swiveling it left or right and
up or down while holding the laser pointer button
down.
Once positioned correctly, simply lock it into
position by turning the friction lock clockwise.
We strongly suggest taking a series of test photos
to ensure that the BirdWatchCam is set up and
targeted properly.
Now you have the BirdWatchCam mounted where
you want it and its time to take pictures.
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