CuddleBack NoFlash Owner'S Manual Download Page 10

TO VIEW IMAGES WITH A PC ATTACHED TO
CUDDEBACK USB PORT

1)  Press   

until 

[Images Saved]

appears

(

figure 24

).  

2)  Press 

or 

[Viewing]

will appear on

the display (

figure 25

).

3)  Wait Approximately 10 seconds and then attach

your computer to Cuddeback with the appropri-
ate USB cable (not supplied)(

figure 23

). Your

computer must be using Windows XP.

4)  Your computer should recognize Cuddeback

and bring up a window to display or copy the
images. We recommend copying the images
to your computer hard disk. Use the software
on your computer to view and print the
images.

5)  Press 

when you are finished.

TO VIEW IMAGES ON A TV/CAMCORDER
ATTACHED TO CUDDEBACK

TIP -

To view images with this method, you need a

portable TV or camcorder.  Your TV or camcorder
must have a VIDEO IN connector.  Connect the TV or
camcorder to the Cuddeback with a video cable.
Cuddeback uses an RCA plug, your TV will have its
own style. Radio Shack can supply you with the cor-
rect cable for your TV or camcorder. We recommend
you bring your Cuddeback with you to Radio Shack if
you elect to purchase a cable.

Figure 23

18

1)  Attach a TV or camcorder to the TV 

connector on Cuddeback. 

2)  Press 

until 

[Images Saved]

appears

(

figure 24

).  

3)  Press   

or 

[Viewing]

will appear on

the display (

figure 25

).  An image will appear

on the TV.

4)  View additional images by pressing 

or 

.

5)  Press 

when you are finished viewing images.

To Erase an Image that is being Viewed on the TV

1)  View an image with the TV as described above.

2)  Press 

. The LCD will prompt 

[Clear Image

C = Yes] 

(

figure 26

).

3)  To clear the image, press       .  

4)  To continue without clearing the image, 

press 

.

To Erase All Images on the Card

1)  Press 

until 

[Images Saved]

appears.  

2)  Press 

. The LCD will prompt 

[Clear All

Images C = Yes] 

(

figure 27

).

3)  To clear all images, press 

. The LCD will

prompt 

[Confirm? C = Yes] 

(

figure 28

).

4)  To clear all images press 

. All images will

be cleared.

5)  To continue without clearing the images,

press 

,      , or 

.

Figure 24

Figure 27

19

Saved

18

Viewing

Clear

C = Yes

Figure 25

Figure 26

All Ima

C = Yes

Confirm?

C = Yes

Figure 28

NoFlash07OwnerManual  11/6/07  3:26 PM  Page 10

Summary of Contents for NoFlash

Page 1: ...mera Manual...

Page 2: ...d Viewer camera and using a s CF SD card to a D CF archive card mages from the your camera ee your scouting V requires RCA gital com...

Page 3: ...4 e 35 ata 35 37 37 39 n a TV Faster 40 41 graphy 41 42 Time Lapse Interval 43 Time Lapse Start Hour 43 tor Sensitivity Level 44 anually 44 45 mpact Flash Card 45 46 y 46 47 del of Cuddeback 47 ion 47...

Page 4: ...as d this manual and perform the scribed In short time you e mastered your Cuddeback Figure 1 h a strap or bungee e tree If you do not use Cuddeback to the tree hackle Diameter 3 16 ertical Clearance...

Page 5: ...w the quality of bucks we talled our NoFlash Every Christmas Thanks for a Wetumpka AL mera over a scrape and ser licking his chops r great buck caught age WI...

Page 6: ...humb screw up and out 4 Replace metal plate Push down to secure firmly behind center and bottom lips w battery thumb screw tal plate up and out e batteries metal plate n thumb screw ve batteries Figur...

Page 7: ...ng inute to 60 minutes ot displayed on the LCD ous times until played ance the month ance the day ot displayed on the LCD rous times until played duce the year vance the year not displayed on the LCD...

Page 8: ...Torx screwdriver not e not supplied in con bolt supplied to o a tree r device not supplied et on the back of the has standard 1 4 20 atible with most Safe see page 54 ction area you can enable owly ba...

Page 9: ...as taken on a NoFlash fore deer season I didn t es waking up the next oughton WI s buck many times this r an awesome camera ks awesome ID...

Page 10: ...Figure 24 Figure 27 Saved 18 Viewing Clear C Yes Figure 25 Figure 26 All Ima C Yes Confirm C Yes Figure 28...

Page 11: ...of Cuddeback operation ble to use Cuddeback in the he remainder of this manual s advanced features that you eed to learn to begin using ack We recommend learning anced Mode only if you wish Figure 31...

Page 12: ...10 seconds of video will bout the same amount of on the Compact Flash Card mage ideo Time 15 secs Figure 36...

Page 13: ...You can program the pass name and phone num s many times as you wish make an error you can gram them Owner PW Change Figure 37...

Page 14: ...For the best security you d use different numbers for wner and lock passwords Lock PW Change Figure 40...

Page 15: ...your into Cuddeback you can pro any text such as location will allow you to identify the on of the images nter Owner Change Figure 44 When entering the owner DOWN changes the letter and vances to the...

Page 16: ...715 762 Change Figure 47 Figure 48...

Page 17: ...o Figure 51 lash Best For Figure 52 amera Set C Yes Figure 50 provides best image and freezes motion e provides greater flash ut fast moving animals blurred ommend you experiment th settings and choos...

Page 18: ...f you elect to use Surveillance we recommend a Compact Card of 256 MB or bigger ill assure you have a good y of activity urveillan Off Figure 55...

Page 19: ...Run Days 20 Figure 61 ifetime Im 11 Figure 62 Battery 100 Figure 63...

Page 20: ...will tinually added to the file um file size is about 1 MB n open this file with a text Notepad or a spreadsheet m Excel To erase this file ust use your computer or the Card command discussed ere in t...

Page 21: ......

Page 22: ...ime Lapse 12 Hours Figure 73...

Page 23: ...Formatting will completely all files from the Compact card and all IMAGES OS CAN NEVER BE VERED...

Page 24: ...motion sensor field ambient sensor field battery level field emperature field M117A034 B141T013 NoFlash D71 A31 Figure 78 Figure 79...

Page 25: ...n range is temperatures the farther ve 80 F the sensor may f Cuddeback s 4 mall black removable s in the lower position e upper position high in the upper position the jumper in the upper to use a sma...

Page 26: ...les receipt nal dated sales receipt ndling of the Product modification or other ort dropping shock or ss or improper storage or sted batteries mud or other foreign abuse use with incompati ing instruc...

Page 27: ...ours of Monday through Typical be given a RMA number which you ship the Product ant service delays your sales receipt effective packaging or dam your Product in a sturdy Do not include batteries hnici...

Reviews: