Attack IR
®
Operating Instructions
The latest, full size version of this manual is available for down-
load at www.cuddeback.com/support. We recommend that you
download the manual as we periodically make changes/updates
to the product or manual.
Introduction
Thank you for purchasing a Cuddeback Attack IR digital scouting
camera. Attack IR is so easy to use that you may feel you do not
need to read this manual. However, we recommend you read the
manual to familiarize yourself with the not-so-obvious features
of Attack IR.
What You Need To Know
1) You should have one or more Secure Digital (SD) cards.
(See Appendix A for recommendations).
2) You will need four D cell batteries (we recommend
Rayovac
®
or Duracell
®
brand batteries).
3) When Attack IR is working it displays an electronic
“
worm”
on the LCD. This worm scrolls around the LCD to indicate
that you must not remove the SD card, must not turn the
rotary knob, or must not press any button. Please be patient
and wait for the worm to go away before removing the
SD card.
“
worm”
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Appendix A
SD Card Requirements
SD cards are sized in GB (Gigabytes); the bigger the number the
more images that can be saved on the card. Attack IR will work
with card sizes from 1 GB to 32 GB.
We have extensively tested Attack IR with most major brands
of SD cards, however, low quality cards are available that may
not operate in Attack IR. We recommend you use SanDisk
brand cards which are readily available at stores that sell
cameras. You can also order cards directly from Cuddeback.
See www.cuddeback.com/products for information.
USB Devices
Attack IR will only function with small form factor USB Flash
Devices. If you decide to use a larger form factor you will
need an optional extension cable. While we have made every
attempt to assure Attack IR works with most brands of USB
devices, it is possible some brands may not work. Compatible
USB Flash Drives are available direct from Cuddeback at
www.cuddeback.com/products.
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