Spypoint S-TINY-3, Руководство пользователя

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USING MULTIPLE CONTROLLERS
IN THE SAME AREA:
When multiple controllers are installed in the same area of
transmission, it is necessary to manually synchronize each
controller with it's camera in a different group. To do this:
1. Select "Signal" mode and press "OK".
2. Hold down the "

" button for 3 seconds to reach the
group option located in the upper right corner of the
screen controller and press"OK".
3. Use "

" or "

" buttons to assign a new group to each
additional controller (maximum 5 Blackbox TM -D).
4. Synchronize the cameras to the new group (follow the
steps in "Preparing the camera" and "Preparing the
controller" sections).
Note: A camera cannot be synchronized to multiple
controllers.
START BLACKBOX
TM
Select this option when the controller and camera(s)
have been configured and synchronized. The
controller is now ready to receive photos from the
synchronized camera(s).
Note: When this option is selected, the controller screen
turns off in order to preserve battery life. To return to the
main screen, turn off the controller and turn it on again.
SETTINGS
Allows to configure the different parameters of the
synchronized cameras.
1. When "Settings" is selected, a complete list of options
in the menu is displayed. If more than one camera is
synchronized to the controller, choose the one that is
to be changed.
2. Make the desired changes and press "OK" to confirm.
3. Press the "BACK" button to send the new parameters
to the camera.
4. The message "Sending Settings" appears on the screen
of the Blackbox
TM -D and the screen of the camera
shows "Receiving". The controller returns to the main
menu when the changes are successful.
REMOTE
If more than one camera is synchronized to the
controller, choose one from those available.
GET CAMERA STATUS
Indicates the battery level and the percentage of used space in
the memory card of the camera.
START/STOP CAMERA
Allows to remotely stop or restart pictures taking. These
options can be used if the user is working in the zone of
detection of the camera and he doesn't want pictures to be
taken. When finished, he can remotely restart the camera to
continue taking pictures.