Motion/Heat Detector Sensitivity Level; Taking A Picture Manually - Cuddeback EXPERT Owner's Manual

TIP - Detection performance
varies with air temperatures and
animal size. If you photograph
more small animals than you
would like, or see more blank
images, lower the sensitivity.
Blank images are typically caused
by very fast moving animals and
birds. Setting a sensitivity level of
low or standard will reduce these
occurrences. However, because a
digital image does not cost any-
thing, we recommend using the
high setting and allow for the few
blank images that may occur.
Sense Leve
High
Take Pictu
C = Yes
Take Pictu
Pending
MOTION / HEAT DETECTOR SENSITIVITY LEVEL
The sensitivity of Cuddeback's motion/heat sensor
can be changed.
1) Press
Yes] is displayed.
2) Press
3) Press
4) Press
one of the following settings.
a)
b)
c)
d)

TAKING A PICTURE MANUALLY

Figure 74
You can manually take a picture with Cuddeback.
1) Press
2) Press
3) Press
displayed.
Figure 75
4) Press
without taking a picture.
5) If you press
and the red LED will flash. In about 20 seconds the
camera will record an image.
Figure 76
numerous times until [Utilities? C =
[View Quality] is displayed.
[Sense Level] is displayed
or to change the setting. Select
Low
Standard
High. We recommend using this setting.
Auto will program Cuddeback to automatical-
ly change the sensitivity level for day or night
activity. This limits Cuddeback's detection
range to the distance of the camera's flash.
until [Utilities? C = Yes] is displayed.
. The display will prompt [View Quality].
two times. [Take Picture? C = Yes] is
(figure 75)
to take a picture. Press
the display will show [Pending]
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(figure 74).
to continue
(figure 76)