Orion BuckEye Cam RC-5030, Руководство пользователя

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20 5. Portable System Setup
seconds to 60 seconds. After the camera is triggered it will record the video
clip up to the selected number of seconds. However, the recording may
stop earlier if the camera does not see or detect any motion for at least 5
seconds. This feature helps the camera to keep the video file size to a
minimum, reduce transmission time and in turn increase battery life.
The Minimum Delay Between Pictures/Video setting allows you to choose
how much time elapses before the camera can take another picture upon
next activation. You can choose up to 2 hours delay. The lowest delay
available depends on the selected resolution and is 1 second for 0.3
megapixel resolution, 5 seconds for 0.8 megapixel resolution, 10 seconds
for 1.3 megapixel resolution, and 15 seconds for 3.0 megapixel resolution.
The Motion Detector Sensitivity setting allows you to increase or decrease
how sensitive the camera is to detecting a change in motion/heat pattern of
the animal or individual. The default factory setting is 120.
More advanced options can be opened up by clicking on the
button. This will open the advanced settings
window.
The Daytime picture brightness setting allows you to adjust the brightness
of the picture or video captured by the camera. The Low setting may give a
better picture for general use with dark or normal backgrounds. The High
setting may be used when there is a significant amount of bright
background such as snow or sky present. To change the brightness level,
click and drag the slider.
The Picture/Video Quality allows you to adjust the amount of compression
to be applied to the JPEG picture files. The default setting for a remote
camera is 70% for still pictures and 55% for video clips . A “Higher”
quality setting will reduce the amount of compression and result in a larger
ORION - Owner's Manual, Rev. 3.6