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5.3 Settings (PIR)
Field
Options
PIR Sensor
ON/OFF
Sensitivity
High/Middle/Low
PIR Delay
ON/OFF (HH:MM:SS)
Time Lapse
ON/OFF (HH:MM:SS)
On Timer1
ON/OFF (HH:MM -
(Limited
HH:MM)
Hours)
On Timer2
ON/OFF (HH:MM -
(Limited
HH:MM)
Hours)
Purpose
Enable/disable infrared motion sensor
Motion threshhold that triggers your
camera
Minimum delay between successive
motion triggers. After a motion trigger,
camera won't look for subsequent
motion during the delay period)
Frequency of pictures taken in a
timelapse setting (e.g. 00:30:00 would
trigger a picture automatically every
30 minutes, regardles of motion)
Allows your camera to take pictures
only during certain times of day.
Allows your camera to take pictures
only during certain times of day.
Optimizing
ON - Motion will trigger camera
OFF - Camera will not look for motion, and
only trigger according to time-lapse (below)
We recommend High to start; then changing to
Low or Middle if your camera is taking too
many pictures without desired subjects
We recommend OFF for most environments,
but a short delay might be optimal if your
camera is over a bait pile and you're getting too
many photos of the same deer.
We recommend ON if you're monitoring an
asset like a construction project.
We recommend ON if you would only like
pictures from a specific window of time during
the day. This is commonly used for security and
monitoring applications
We recommend ON if you would only like
pictures from a specific window of time during
the day.
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