Stealth Cam STC-RX24, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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CAMERA PROGRAMMING -­‐ CUSTOM (CONT)
Once this setting is on the appropriate hour, press the RIGHT arrow key to move to the MM
(minute) setting and it will start to blink. Using the UP and DOWN arrows will allow the
setting to be change from 00 to 59. Again when this setting is on the appropriate minute,
press the RIGHT arrow key to move to the AP (am/pm) setting and it will start to blink. Using
the UP and DOWN arrows will allow the setting to be changed from AM to PM.
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TL STOP – 08:00AM (default): This setting is used to give the camera the stop time for when
to end the time-­‐lapse photography. The default format is in a HH/MM/AP setup, should the
time format be in 24 hour the format will be HH/MM. With the HH (hour) setting to blinking,
use the UP and DOWN arrows to allow the setting to be changed from 1 to 12. Once this
setting is on the appropriate hour, press the RIGHT arrow key to move to the MM (minute)
setting and it will start to blink. Using the UP and DOWN arrows will allow the setting to be
change from 00 to 59. Again when this setting is on the appropriate minute, press the RIGHT
arrow key to move to the AP (am/pm) setting and it will start to blink. Using the UP and
DOWN arrows will allow the setting to be changed from AM to PM.
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REDUCE BLUR – ADVANCED (default): This is used to determine if the camera should use the
MATRIX Blur reduction technology to dramatically reduce the blur effect resulting in clearer
night time infrared shots. (STANDARD) Minimizes blurring effect in images whlle retaining
long-­‐range night image capability. (ADVANCED) Maximum blur reduction achieved through a
faster shutter speed. This setting my cause a slight reduction in night time range and
increased grain in the image. With this option blinking, pressing the UP or DOWN arrow
buttons will cause the camera to cycle between the two options of STANDARD or
ADVANCED.
EXAMPLE: Data Stamping on the bottom portion of the picture indicates the camera took a picture in
Time Lapse (TL) mode.