Covert Extreme
3 Quick Introductions
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3.4.2
Customer Settings
Press
MENU
to manually customize the camera settings which are displayed on
the screen or external TV monitor. The detailed operations will be described in
“Advanced Operations” chapter.
3.4.3
Manual Capturing
Press
to manually capture photos or record videos. Press again
to stop
the manual capturing of a video.
3.4.4
View Images
or Videos
There are two ways to view the captured images or videos:
1.
LCD screen on the control
2.
TV monitor which connect to camera with TV cable
Press
to view images or videos, the latest image or video will be shown in
the LCD screen on the control or TV monitor. Press
“▲”
or
“▼”
to view the previous
or next image or video.
3.4.5
Delete Images
or Videos
Press
DEL
to delete images or videos. Note the
DEL
button just works in
Playback state. So if it’s in Preview state, you should press
to enter into the
Playback state.
3.5
Triggering modes
There are 3 triggering modes of the camera: PIR triggering
，
Timer triggering and
PIR & Timer triggering.
3.5.1
PIR Triggering
PIR triggering is the default setting. The camera works only when motions get
detected. If the PIR sensitivity is set as
PIR OFF
, the camera stops PIR triggering.
3.5.2
Timer triggering
The
Timer interval
Default setting is
OFF
which means the timer triggering is
disabled. While changing the timer triggering interval to a non-zero value, the camera
starts to work at a preset interval. User need to OFF the PIR triggering (choose
PIR
sensitivity
as
PIR OFF
) if want the camera work only via Timer triggering.
3.5.3
PIR & Timer triggering
If want both PIR triggering and Timer triggering,
the user need go to
PIR sensitivity
to set
“normal, high or low”
sensitivities
according to the external environments, and need to
set the
Timer interval
to a desired non-zero value. The camera will capture pictures
or videos in a preset time interval even there is no motions get detected; the camera
will also capture pictures and videos if motions get detected. (Only in TLV version)
