Bushnell 119599C2 Instruction Manual page 32

Parameter
IR LED Control
(Multi-Flash
feature)
Camera Name
Video Size
(only affects
video clips in
Video mode)
32
Settings
(Bold=default)
High, Medium,
Low
(Input)
See "Using the
Setup Menu Input
Screens"
1280x720,
640x480
Description
Controls how many LED lamps fire
when images are taken in low light.
"High"=all 48 LEDs fire, which is the
default setting. Set to Medium or Low
if you are getting overexposed flash
photos or will place the camera at
very close range to the subject you
want to photograph. In general, select
High if most of your intended subjects
will be over 30 ft. from the camera,
Medium for the 15 to 30 ft. range, and
Low for subjects under 15 ft. away.
Note: in video mode, set to LED Control
to "Low" if videos are overexposed
at the Medium setting. At the High
setting, videos at night are limited to 15
seconds maximum length to prevent
overheating.
Allows the user to set a custom name
for the camera. Useful for ID purposes
when multiple cameras are setup,
since each camera will imprint its
name on all photos (but not videos)
it captures.
Selects video resolution (in pixels per
frame). Higher resolution produces
better quality videos, but creates
larger files that take up more of the
SD card capacity (fills up faster).
The default 640x480 is VGA video in
standard 4:3 format. The 1280x720
setting provides "widescreen" format
HD video. Using high speed SD cards
(SanDisk Ultra or Extreme
® ®
similar) is recommended if you will
use the 1280x720 video setting.
series or
®