GoPro GOPRO TRAP-2, Руководство пользователя

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MENU / OK
+ and
–
to choose Italiano o English
ESC to go back to REGOLA PARAMETRI (Set parameters)
After completing the selection of settings, it is time to ACTIVATE THE SYSTEM pressing
ESC

STABILIZ PIRS , after few seconds GoProTrap2 will be operative.
* Notes:
NUMBER OF PIR EVENTS
To reset press and hold for 3 seconds - button (less)
The PIR event includes the date and time and the outside temperature; every 100 events,
the counter restarts from 1.
ACTIVATION BY TIMER
SET 14 DIFFERENT switching on and off IN 24 HOURS. By pushing OK you enter the
TIMER nr
1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10-11-12-13-14, each option of the TIMER will be displayed, if you push
+ ACTIVE, if you push - OFF.
After activating a timer (eg. Timer 1) you will read "Timer 1 active": press menu and ok and
it will appear "Start-up hour" (Set hour with + and -) press menu and ok and it will appear
"Start-up minute " (set minutes with + and -) And in this way you will set the start time of
the "Timer 1" in hours and minutes (eg 19:30). Proceed with menu ok and + and - to set
the time
off (hours and minutes) of the "Timer 1". Do the same for each of the Timer to be activated
and adjusted.
By selecting and setting the TIMER n. 15 (ACTIVE) the function DAY AND NIGHT will be
excluded. The instrument will operate only in the period we decide to set. This function is
useful in the case of determining the range of uses at fixed times both in daylight even in
the presence of large movements of animals or humans.
POINTING PIR SENSOR
Used to determine the range of the PIR sensor: PUNT PIR remains on for 2 min (at each
passage in front of the Go Pro Trap a red light will turn on inside the PIR lens).
SETTING PIR SENSITIVITY.
This parameter defines the sensitivity of the PIR (pyroelectric sensor). You can select
three levels: "Normal", "High" and "Low". The default level is '"Normal". The highest the
sensitivity is, the better the sensor will be sensitive to hot bodies in motion. It is
recommended to use
high sensitivity for indoor employment, or in any environment with small thermal
interference, and to use low sensitivity for outdoor employment with strong interference,
such as wind, hot smoke, moving leaves in the wind etc..