Step 5 – Checking Attack IR’s Detection Zone
1) Turn the rotary knob to the
Test
position. Close the cover
and tighten the thumb screw. Put Attack IR back onto the tree
bracket. (Note: there is a more convenient method to enable
test mode, see
Step 7 - Checking your Attack IR
for details).
2) Walk back and forth in front of Attack IR. The red LED will
illuminate when Attack IR’s sensor has detected you. Using
this method you can accurately position your Attack IR as
desired. For more details on how Attack IR’s motion/heat
sensor works see our website, www.cuddeback.com/support.
Step 6 – Arming the Attack IR
Turn the rotary knob to one of the
Armed
delay settings. These
settings represent the amount of time Attack IR will wait before it
will take another image. This dwell time prevents multiple images
of the same animal. Here is our recommendation for the various
Armed
settings:
a. 15 and 30 seconds – game trails
b. 1 and 3 minutes – scrapes
c. 5 to 30 minutes – food plots or feeders
When first armed, Attack IR will display the indicated delay for
5 seconds and then begin counting down from 45 to 0. When the
counter gets to 0, Attack IR will arm and be ready to record images.
When Attack IR detects a subject and takes a picture a
“
worm”
will be displayed and the LED will flash red and green – do not
remove the SD card until the LCD and LED are both OFF. After
the image is saved to the SD card the LCD will display the delay
setting and begin counting down. Once the counter reaches 0,
Attack IR is ready to record the next image.
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• Cuddeback’s Trophy Room software will soon be able
to rapidly view Guard Duty images. Trophy Room is
available for free download at www.cuddeback.com.
• Battery life while in Guard Duty mode will be less than
in other operating modes.
No Card Mode - Using Attack IR Without an SD Card
When Attack IR is used without an SD card, images are stored in
Attack IR’s internal image memory. Attack IR features an internal
memory of about 60 MB. This will allow storage of up to 60
images. Images can be transferred from internal memory to
an SD card or USB flash device.
Transfer to SD card:
If you use Attack IR without an SD card,
follow these steps to transfer the images from the internal memory
to an SD card.
1) If Attack IR is not armed, turn the rotary knob to any of the
Armed positions.
2) If Attack IR is armed, press A to display the number of
images in internal memory.
3) Insert your SD card into Attack IR.
4) Press A. The amount of free space on the SD card
will be displayed.
5) Press A to initiate the transfer. Images saved in
internal memory will be copied to the SD card. As they are
being copied the
worm
will appear and the number of images
remaining to be transferred will be displayed on the LCD.
6) When the count reaches 0 the transfer is complete and all
images on the internal memory are erased.
7) To stop the transfer before it has finished, press and hold B.
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