6
SET
UP
SCREENS
Set
Clock
On
this
screen
you
will
set
up
date
and
time
for
your
unit.
Select
set,
then
change
the
date
and
time
using
the
arrow
keys.Once
you
have
the
current
date
and
time
set,
click
OK,
and
it
will
take
you
back
to
the
menu
screen.
Mode
On
this
screen
you
will
find
three
camera
modes,
Photo,
Video,
Dual.
Select
your
desired
mode
using
the
arrow
keys.
When
your
desired
camera
mode
is
highlighted,
click
OK,
and
the
mode
will
be
set.
In
Photo
mode
–
the
camera
will
only
take
images.
In
Video
mode
–
the
camera
will
only
take
video.
In
Dual
mode
–
the
camera
will
take
both
images
and
videos.
Screens
you
will
see
in
each
mode
In
Photo
Mode:
Image
Size,
Capture
Number,
Camera
Name,
Interval,
Work
Period,
Time
Scan,
Night
Image,
Sensor
Level,
Password,
Image
Recycle,
Wireless,
Transmit
Frequency,
Language,
Format,
and
Default.
In
Video
Mode:
Video
Size,
Video
Length,
Camera
Name,
Interval,
Work
Period,
Time
Scan,
Sensor
Level,
Password,
Image
Recycle,
Video
Sound,
Wireless,
Transmit
Frequency,
Language,
Format,
and
Default.
In
Dual
Mode:
All
Screens
in
their
listed
order.
Image
Size
Here
you
will
be
able
to
select
your
desired
megapixel
rating.
You
have
three
options
for
megapixel
rating
5,
16,
and
30.
Use
the
arrow
keys
to
select
your
desired
setting
and
press
OK.
Capture
Number
On
this
screen
you
are
able
to
select
the
number
of
burst
photos
you
would
like
to
be
taken
each
time
the
camera
is
triggered.
You
can
select
1
‐
9
photos
per
trigger.
Use
the
arrow
keys
to
scroll
through
the
list,
and
when
your
desired
burst
setting
is
selected,
click
OK.
Image
Format
Two
options
here
4:3
and
16:9
–
this
is
just
the
image
aspect
ratio
–
how
large
the
image
is.
We
recommend
16:9.
Video
Size
Options
here
are
360,
720p,
1080p.
Your
camera
will
transmit
either
360
or
720p
HD
video.
If
1080p
is
selected,
your
camera
will
record
HD
videos
and
store
them
on
the
SD
card
Video
Length
You
can
set
between
:05
‐
:60
videos.
Your
camera
will
transmit
:05
video
clips.
Camera
Name
You
can
set
up
to
a
10
‐
character
name
for
your
camera.
Trigger
Switch
When
turned
on,
the
camera
sensor
will
function
as
normal.
When
turned
off,
the
camera
will
not
trigger
when
something
moves
in
front
of
it.
This
allows
you
to
remotely
turn
off
the
sensor
if
you
have
a
leaf
or
branch
triggering
your
camera.
Interval
Delay
interval
can
be
set
between
:01
‐
60:00.
