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B. Camera Status: Status information such as the camera type, battery level, and remaining SD space are displayed here.
By default, these will show '-' at startup until Blink establishes communication with the camera. Note that this information is
only updated when the camera is turned on by either synchronizing the camera time (firmware v2.00 or later), a
schedule or the Manual Test Controls .
C. Time and Schedule Status: Camera Time is the time Blink has established with the camera. Next Interval displays the
time for the next upcoming schedule, where the schedule# to be activated is contained within the brackets (#) . After
the Next Interval displayed has passed, you will need to refresh the browser to display the current Next Interval
scheduled.
D. Sync Camera Time: Clicking the Sync Camera Time button will push the local device time to the GoPro camera
making it very easy to keep the GoPro time up to date. If Camera Time is ever different from the local time, click Sync
Camera Time to update Blink and the GoPro camera with the devices local time.
E. Manual Test Controls: The Manual Test Controls drop down provides a way of manually controlling the camera. These
controls are typically only needed to test that the camera is communicating with the Blink.
F. Save All/Clear All: Clicking Save All will store the settings for all 10 schedules to Blink. Important: Be sure to click this if
any changes are made to the schedules . Clicking Clear All will reset all 10 schedules to their default settings.
G. Schedule 1-10: These are the 10 Schedules which determine when and how the camera will be controlled. Each
schedule can be hidden/revealed by clicking on the drawer. Each Schedule is comprised of a Time Window , Day
Selector , Mode , and Action . Setting these 4 elements will fully define what the camera will do and when it will do it.
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