Bushnell Trailscout 119700, Руководство пользователя

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Light Source Light Mode
Switch
IR Filter
Switch
Exposure Color Recommended
Sun n/a Day normal full color Yes
Sun n/a Night usually normal limited color OK to use
Standard Flash Incand. Day normal full color Yes
Standard Flash Incand. Night usually normal limited color OK to use
IR LED Lamps LED Day dark limited color NO
IR LED Lamps LED Night normal limited color Yes
6. DAY/NIGHT IR FILTER SWITCH (Models 119930/119901 Only)
The Model 119930/119901 Trail Scout camera has a slide switch (above the Bushnell logo) to add or remove
a filter within the camera’s lens system, which blocks invisible infrared light energy when inserted. With the
switch in the DAY position (sun icon), the filter is inserted so that infrared light cannot reach the CMOS
photo sensor. This means photos taken by daylight or with the icandescent (standard) flash tube at night
will have a normal, full color appearance. Do not use the DAY filter setting with the IR LED lamps selected
as a light source at night, as it will block the infrared light emitted by the LEDs, resulting in very dark
photos. When you plan to use the IR LED for night photos, be sure the filter switch is in the NIGHT (moon
icon) position so that the IR blocking filter is removed. Note that if the filter switch is not returned to the
DAY setting for normal daylight photos, the camera will still work, and you will be able to see and recognize
animals or people that are photographed, however, the photos will not have the full range of normal colors
because some infrared light is always present in sunlight, and will not be blocked with the switch set to
“NIGHT”. Refer to the following table for recommeded settings of the filter switch.