Cuddeback C3000 - Manual (Page 17)

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ii) On – Video clips will be recorded when there is ample ambient light to do so. Video clips will NOT be recorded in
darkness.
h) Video Time – This selects the length of the video clips. The range is from 10 seconds to 60 seconds.
THEFTSTOP PLUS
TheftStop Plus is a simple to use security system for your Cuddeback Digital Camera. It features Password Protection and Electronic
Branding of your name and phone number into Cuddeback’s electronics. In addition, the text you program into the Owner Name is
written onto the image.
Passwor d Protection prevents an unauthorized person from using your Cuddeback. Cuddeback features two passwords, an owner
password and a lock password. Having 2 passwords allows you to let a friend use your Cuddeback camera, yet you prevent them from
altering your passwords or changing the owner name and phone number. This is accomplished by telling your friend your Lock
Password only - do not tell them your Owner Password!
Owner Password – this password is required to 1) program/change the lock password, 2) program/change the owner name, and 3)
program/change the owner phone number. When shipped from the factory this password is 00000 (five zeros). Even if you d o not
change the owner password you still need to enter the 5 zeros when required.
Lock Password – if enabled, this password is required to 1) unlock Cuddeback, and 2) activate various commands (clearing all
images, Format the Compact Flash, archiving images). When shipped from the factory this password is 00000 (five zeros). When the
lock password is 00000 the Unlock Cuddeback feature is disabled (you will not be prompted to enter a password to use your
Cuddeback).
Unlock Cuddeback. If a Lock Password is set to anything other than 00000, you will be required to enter the Lock Password when
you check Cuddeback. If the Lock Password is not entered correctly Cuddeback will cease to operate.
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Note – The first time you program an Owner
Password you must enter the default password of
<00000>.
The first time you program an Owner Password you
must enter the default password of <00000>.
If you do not change the Owner Password you
must still enter the default password of <00000> to
change the Lock Password, Owner Name, and
Owner Phone Number.
Always write your passwords down and keep them
in a safe place.
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Entering a Password using the Keypad– When prompted to enter a password follow these procedures. Note: on the LCD display
LPW refers to Lock Password, and OPW refers to Owner Password.
1) When you are prompted for a password, line 2 of the LCD will display [<0 >]. Passwords consist of five digits.
2) Follow these steps to enter a password. (Do not change any password until after you clearly understand the TheftLock system as
explained in this manual).
a) To increment the right most displayed digit (0 in the above example) press the (DOWN KEY).
b) After correctly setting the right most digit, you advance to the next digit by pressing the (UP KEY). A 0 will appear to the
right of the last entered digit. This digit can be incremented by pressing the (DOWN KEY) .
c) Repeat the above two steps until all 5 digits are entered.
d) When all 5 digits are entered pressing the (C KEY) will cause this password to be programmed into Cuddeback.
e) To cancel entering a password you can press the (M KEY) or (S KEY) at any time before you press the confirmation (C
KEY) as describe in step d.
f) The message [Saved!] will appear on the LCD if you have programmed a password correctly. Press the (S KEY) to
continue.
Entering the Owner Name and Phone Number using the Keypad – The procedures for entering your name and phone number are
similar. When prompted to enter your user name or phone number follow these procedures.