Bushnell TROPHY 119598, Instruction Manual

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THE WIRELESS SUBMENU: Reference Guide
Send By > MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) > Auto or Manual Setting
MMS uses text messaging data to include photos or other media files within
certain size limits. Select "Auto Setting", then simply select the name of the
country and service provider. Select "Manual Setting" if "Auto" doesn't work
correctly, or if you wish to enter the URL, APN (host address), IP and Port for
your mobile carrier service yourself*.
* online setup also available at www.trophycam.eu/wireless
Send By > MMS > Phone Numbers/Email Address
Select "Send By" then "MMS" and enter the mobile phone number(s) and/or
email addresses you want the camera's thumbnail images sent to.
Send By > Email via SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)
An Internet email protocol, SMTP handles thumbnail images sent from
client (transmitting device) to an email server. Both MMS and SMTP allow
control of the camera remotely via text messages. Use SMTP to receive
images as data rather than text. Limited auto setup if your SIM has data
service active is available (for SMTP carrier info). You will still need to add
your personal email, address and password as sender in the "Manual
Settings" screen. Next, select the sender's "SMTP Type" (with or without
SSL), and input the receiver's email address ("Email Address" screen). We
recommend setting up a separate Gmail account for the camera to use
as "Sender".
Preferences > Thumbnail Size
Select "Image Size" then select a photo resolution to limit the size of each
transmitted thumbnail image based on your preference for quality vs.
your data plan limitations. VGA resolution=640x480 pixels per frame (0.3
megapixels-best quality), QVGA=320x240 (smallest files) and CIF= 352x288.
Your camera will capture and store (on its SD card) high resolution, full
quality images regardless of the setting you choose for the thumbnails.
Preferences > Daily Max Number
Select "Daily Number" then enter the maximum number of messages you
receive per day, from 1 up to 999.