Dsoon H8WIFI, User Manual, Page: 27 / 128

Photos Did Not Capture any Subjects of Interest/
Too Many Photos
25
Trouble Shooting/FAQ
1. Check the PIR sensitivity parameter setting. In warm environmental
conditions, set the PIR sensor sensitivity to "High". In cold weather use,
set the PIR sensor sensitivity to "Low".
2. Try to set up your device in an area where no heat sources are in the
camera's field of view.
3. In some cases, setting the camera near water will make it take
images with no subject in them. Try aiming the camera over ground.
4. Avoid setting up the camera on small trees that are prone to move
in strong winds. Try to set up the camera on stable and immovable
objects, i.e. large trees. Place your camera at the right height. Mount
the camera to a strong tree or camera stand positioned 3 to 5 feet off
the ground.
5. Clear out any brush or weeds in front of camera. These can cause
false triggers due to temperature and motions disturbances in front
of the camera (especially on windy days).
6. At night, the PIR sensor may detect a subject beyond the range of
the infrared flash. Reduce the detection distance by adjusting the PIR
sensor sensitivity (low sensitivity offers shorter detection distance).
7. The rising sun or sunset can trigger the PIR sensor and therefore
false triggers. The device must be reoriented. Mount the camera
facing north or south NOT east or west.
8. If a subject moves quickly, it may move out of the camera's field of
view before the photo has been taken. Move the camera further back
or redirect it.
9. Shot lag(Trigger delay). Shot lag is a setting that tells the camera to
ignore any further movement after an initial trigger. To stop an SD card
from taking pictures of the same subject too many times.