Minox DTC 650, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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will remain deactivated even in the dark and
you will get only black pictures at night.
PIR [Passive Infrared] Sensor:
Setting the responsivity of the IR sensor
Your MINOX DTC 650 allows you the pos-
sibility of adjusting the responsivity of the
IR sensor at three levels – low, normal, and
high. This function is effective, for instance,
for reducing the possibility of an inadvertent
activation of the camera through movements
of non-relevant objects, such as the branches
and grass. In order to set the responsivity of
the IR sensor to your DRC 650, please go to the
“Main Menu” by pressing menu button (14)
and select the menu option “PIR sensor”. This
is located under “Camera Settings”. You can
access the submenu by pressing the OK button
(10) or the right arrow key (10). Here you can
choose between the “low”, “normal”, and
“high” by pressing the Up/Down arrow keys
(10). To save the settings press the OK button
(10) and you will return to the menu option
“Camera Settings”. You can return to the pre-
vious menu selection without changing the
settings by pressing the left arrow key (10).
Note: The detection range of the IR sen-
sor depends on external factors,such as the
temperature in the camera environment.
For rough orientation to attain optimal
setting, we recommend the following ad-
justments for the IR sensor:
High (high responsivity):
generally in summer time or when the am-
bient air temperature is close to the body
temperature of the detected object.
Normal (mid-level responsivity):
generally at average spring or fall tempe-
ratures
Low (low-level responsivity):
generally during winter or at average win-
ter temperatures
Power-on time
This setting allows you to program your DTC
650 to enable it to switch on and off at in-
tervals desired by you. During these time in-
tervals, the camera takes pictures only if the
movement sensor is activated through move-
ment. Go to “Main Menu” by pressing the
menu button (14) and select the menu op-
tion “Power-on time”. This is located under
“Camera Settings”. Press the OK button
(10) or the right arrow key (10) to access the
submenu.As the submenu gradually opens,
you can choose “deactivate” or “activate”
using the Up/Down arrow keys. Confirm your
choice with OK (10). Select “activate” to set
the switch-on and switch-off time with the
Up/Down arrow keys (10) and press OK to
confirm. Such a window requires individual
settings to be undertaken using the Up/Down
arrow keys (10). To continue to the next step,
press the left or right arrow key (10). Press
the OK button (10) to save the settings. The
camera will automatically return to the Start
Menu. Pressing the Menu button (14) will
have the same effect as saving by pressing
the Ok button (10). Even here, the last saved
setting will be accepted and you will return
to the Start Menu “Activate”, “Deactivate”.
You can access the menu option “Activate”
without changing the settings by using the
left arrow key (10).
When you select “Deactivate” and confirm us-
ing the OK button (10) your camera remains
active and you will be returned to the main
menu.
Time lapse
This setting allows you to take pictures at set
periods at predetermined intervals without
having to activate the movement sensor.Go
to the “Main Menu” by pressing menu button
(14) and select the menu option “Time lapse”.
This is located under “Camera Settings”. You
can access the submenu by pressing the OK
button (10) or the right arrow key (10). As the