Moultrie GAMESPY I40XT - Manual (Page 3)

The menu navigation buttons are used to navigate through the available settings.
The UP or DOWN buttons move to the next menu item, OK selects the item to be
changed.
Setup Date/Time - press the OK button to select the Month and use the UP or
DOWN buttons to modify. Press the LEFT or RIGHT button to move to the
next field. Press the OK button again to save your selections. The Time and
Date is retained between battery changes. Time is not automatically adjusted for
daylight savings.
Capture Mode (default Trail Cam) - press the OK button on the CAPTURE
MODE screen to edit the settings and the UP or DOWN button to change to the
desired setting. Trail Cam (photos taken based on animal detection), Plot Cam
(photos taken at timer intervals), Hybrid Cam and Video are described in the
MODES OF OPERATION section of the manual.
Photo Quality (default High) -The higher the quality of the photo/image the
more memory it consumes. However, higher quality images have higher
resolution which results in clearer images -especially - when zooming in. There
are four photo/image quality settings -LOW, MEDIUM, HIGH and
ENHANCED. Press the OK button on the PHOTO QUALITY screen to edit
the setting and the UP or DOWN button to change to the desired setting. Refer
to SPECIFICATIONS section of this document for details on number of images
stored based on Photo Quality.
Photo Delay (default 1 minute) -The photo delay determines the number of
minutes between pictures when an animal is detected and remains in range. To
change the PHOTO DELAY, press the OK button on the IMAGE DELAY
screen to edit the setting and the UP or DOWN button to change to the desired
setting. Photo Delays can be set to 15 seconds, 30 seconds, 1, 5 10, 30 and 60
minutes.
I40XT GameSpy Digital Camera I40XT GameSpy Digital Camera
Resolution 5.0MP
Photo Quality
LOW 744 x 416
MEDIUM 1480 x 832 (1.3MP)
HIGH 2368 x 1328 (3.2 MP)
ENHANCED 2984 x 1680
Video
HIGH 744 x 416
LOW 376 x 208
Approximate photos stored 1GB SD card
LOW 9999
MEDIUM 2809
HIGH 1100
ENHANCED 690
Approximate video time stored 1GB SD card
HIGH 20
LOW 60
Optional SD Memory Card 32 GB Max
Optical Field of View 55 degrees
Batteries 6 Alkaline C cell
Approximate Flash Range 60 feet
MFH-I40XT
CAPTURE MODE
TRAIL CAM
VI
Multi Shot Count (default 1-Shot) -When the GameSpy Camera is configured
for STILL in the Capture Mode screen, the camera can take 1, 2, or 3 pictures
each time an animal is detected. There is an approximate 4 second delay between
pictures based on battery strength. To change the number of pictures taken, press
the OK button on the MULTI IMAGE screen to edit the setting and the UP or
DOWN button to change to the desired setting.
Video Resolution (default low) -Video resolution can be set to LOW or HIGH.
The higher the quality of the video, the more memory it consumes. However,
higher quality videos have higher resolution. Press the OK button on the VIDEO
RESOLUTION screen to edit the setting and the UP or DOWN button to change
to the desired setting. Refer to SPECIFICATIONS section of this document for
details on number of images stored based on Photo Quality.
Video Length (default 5 seconds) -When the GameSpy Camera is configured for
VIDEO in the Capture Mode screen, the camera will record video for a designated
amount of time each time an animal is detected. To change the amount of time
recorded, press the OK button on the VIDEO LENGTH screen to edit the setting
and the UP or DOWN button to change to the desired setting (5 , 15 or 30
seconds). The maximum video length is 10 seconds at night.
Camera Name (default MYCAMERA) - the Camera Name is printed on the
photos and provides a point of reference when multiple cameras are used. To
change the Camera Name, press the OK button on the CAMERA ID screen to
modify the first character. Press the UP or DOWN button to select the desired
character (A to Z, 0 to 9, dash or space). Press LEFT or RIGHT button to move to
the next character.
Temperature (default Fahrenheit) -the temperature is printed on the photo and
can be in degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius. To change the temperature units, press
the OK button on the TEMPERATURE screen and the UP or DOWN button to
change to the desired units.
IR Test (default off) - The IR Test function can be turned ON to test the sensing
range of the camera. With IR Aim ON the LED on the front of the camera will
flash each time the camera detects presence; however, a picture will not be taken.
Info Strip (default on) -When the Info Strip is turned ON, the information strip,
as described in the Advanced Setup section of this manual, is printed on the
photos. When the Info Strip is turned OFF, the photo contains no information
strip. Press OK on the INFO STRIP screen. Press UP or DOWN button to change
the value. Press Enter again to select value.
Plot Frequency (default 15 seconds) - When Plot Mode functionality is enabled,
the camera will take photos at either 10, 15, 30, or 60 second intervals. To change
photo Frequency, press the OK button on the Plot Frequency screen and press UP
or DOWN to select the interval.
Plot Duration (default 3 hour) - When Plot Mode functionality is enabled, the
camera will capture interval photos for the Plot Duration number of hours after
dawn or dusk. The Plot Duration number of hours can be set to 1, 2, 3, 4 hours,
or all day.
Default Settings (default no) -To restore all the settings back to the factory
default, press the OK button on the DEFAULT SETTINGS screen. Press the UP
or DOWN button to change the value to YES and OK to activate.
Delete All? (default no) -To remove all the images from the internal memory or
on the SD card, press the ENTER button on the DELETE ALL screen. Press the
UP/DOWN button to change the value to YES and SELECT to delete all photos.
Flash (default on) -To modify the Flash setting, press the OK button on the
FLASH screen. Press UP or DOWN to switch between FLASH ON and FLASH
OFF and press OK again to select desired setting.
DELETE ALL?
I40XT GameSpy Digital Camera I40XT GameSpy Digital Camera
PLOT FREQUENCY
15 secs
PLOT DURATION
FAHRENHEIT
3 HRS