Changing a Setting
To change a setting press the Enter Button; this unlocks the setting to allow for changes. Use the
cameras Arrow Buttons to scroll through the options for that setting. Locate the new option and to select
press the Enter Button; this locks the change in and returns the camera to the Setup Menu. Continue this
process to make all changes. Once all changes have been completed press the Mode Button to return
the camera to the Home Screen. From this point the camera can be left powered on to start performing or
it can be powered off to be used later.
Camera Settings Information
Date/Time
The day, month, year and time can be set here.
Operation Mode
Trail Cam: This setting will take still pictures of game in daylight and nighttime. This is the most widely
used setting and works well for trails and feeding areas.
Video: This setting will take video clips of game in daytime and nighttime.
Photo Quality
Options: Low (2MP), Medium (4MP), High (8MP), Ultra (20MP)
Video Quality
High and Ultra are the options here, both video settings capture in 1920x1080 resolution @ 30 fps. The
ULTRA setting has a lower compression rate than the HIGH setting.
Video Length
Options: 5, 10, 20, 30 seconds, 1 and 2 minutes.
Notes: To conserve battery power, your night videos are limited to a maximum time of 20 seconds regardless of the actual setting.
Also, when downloading the HD file to the app only 10 seconds of the video can be retrieved.
Photo Delay
Options: 1, 5, 10, 20, 30 seconds, 1, 5, 10, 30 and 60 minutes.
Th
e Photo Delay setting allows you to choose how much of a “timeout” there is between trigger events
both with still pictures or videos.
Multi Shot Mode
OFF: This is the default setting. The camera will only take 1 picture when triggered.
Standard: The options available are 2
– 8 shots in this mode. The shots will happen each trigger event in
a burst 3 seconds apart.
Rapid Fire: The options available are 2
– 8 shots in this mode. The shots will happen each trigger event in
a burst with only 0.3 seconds between each picture.
Temp Unit
The temperature units can be displayed in Image Data Strip in either Fahrenheit or Celsius.
Camera Name
You can add a custom name for the camera. This option is limited to 10 characters.
Image Data Strip
Your trail camera has an information bar that is printed at the bottom of each photo or video taken. This
bar shows: Temperature, Moon phase, Date, Time and Camera Name.
Motion Test
This feature helps you aim the camera at your target area. With the motion test turned on, simply walk
around in your target area. When your presence is detected, a red LED on the front of the camera will
flash.
Motion Detect
You have the option to set the Motion Detection distance. Options are 60ft. or 80ft.
Battery Type
To achieve the most accurate battery level reading, the camera can be adjusted to monitor either
Alkaline, Lithium or Rechargeable batteries.
Trigger Speed
