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Long
Range:
Recommended
for
maximum
illumination
range
and
field
of
view.
(You
may
experience
more
motion
blur
at
this.)
PIR
Sensitivity
Auto
sensor
level
will
automatically
adjust
the
sensor
level
depending
on
the
surrounding
temperature.
Auto:
Automatically
sets
sensor
level
based
upon
temperature.
High:
Recommended
when
air
temperature
is
above
70°
or
when
maximum
range
is
desired.
Med:
Recommended
when
air
temperature
is
45
‐
70°
or
when
range
is
up
to
70’.
Low:
Recommended
when
air
temperature
is
below
45°
or
when
range
is
up
to
40’.
MOUNTING
&
POSITIONING
After
you’ve
set
the
camera’s
settings
to
your
personal
preferences,
you’re
ready
to
take
it
outside
to
start
capturing
images.
When
using
the
camera
for
scouting
game
or
other
applications,
you
must
be
sure
to
mount
it
in
place
correctly
and
securely.
We
recommend
mounting
it
on
a
sturdy
tree
with
a
diameter
of
about
6
in.
(15cm).
To
get
the
optimal
picture
quality,
the
tree
should
be
about
16
‐
17
ft.
(5
meters)
away
from
the
place
to
be
monitored,
with
the
camera
placed
at
a
height
of
3.5
‐
5
ft.
(1~1.5
m).
Also,
keep
in
mind
that
you
will
get
the
best
results
at
night
when
the
subject
is
within
the
ideal
flash
range,
no
farther
than
80’
(24m)
and
no
closer
than
10’
(3m)
from
the
camera.
There
are
two
ways
to
mount
the
camera:
•
Using
the
provided
adjustable
belt:
Push
one
end
of
the
belt
through
the
two
slots
on
the
back
of
the
Impulse
Camera.
Thread
the
end
of
the
strap
through
the
buckle.
Fasten
the
belt
securely
around
the
tree
trunk
by
pulling
the
end
of
the
strap
firmly
so
there
is
no
slack
left.
•
Using
the
tripod
socket:
The
camera
is
equipped
with
a
socket
at
the
back
(below
the
strap
brackets)
to
enable
mounting
on
a
tripod
or
other
camera
mounting
accessories
that
have
a
standard
1/4”
‐
20
thread.