Cuddeback EXPERT - Manual (Page 12)

To re-enable E-Z Mode
1) Remove the batteries from Cuddeback.
2) Install the batteries. Slide On/off switch to ON.
3) When the display prompts [ADV Mode
Change?] immediately press ( figure 33 ).
4) The display will prompt [E-Z Mode] ( figure 34 ).
The next sections describe how to use the addi-
tional features that are available in Advanced
Mode. Advanced Mode must be enabled to view
and set these features.
TAKING VIDEOS
Cuddeback can be programmed to take videos
when an animal is detected.
Turning on the Video
1) Press numerous times until [Camera
Setup? C = Yes] is displayed.
2) Press .
3) Press numerous times until [Video
Mode] is displayed ( figure 35 ).
4) Press or to change the setting.
5) Off - Video clips will not be recorded.
6) On - Video clips will be recorded when there
is ample light to do so. When video is ON,
still images will still be recorded.
TIP - When videos are enabled
Cuddeback will still take a still image.
TIP - Videos are a great way to see
what happens after the image is
taken and allows you to see if
another animal is with the animal
that triggered the camera.
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EZ Mode
Figure 34
Video Mode
On
Figure 35
ADV Mode
Change?
Figure 33
Setting the Length of the Videos
1) If you select On to enable videos, press
again to set the length of the video. [Video
Time] will be displayed ( figure 36 ). You can
set the video time from 10 seconds to 60
seconds.
2) Press or to change the length of
the video.
VIEWING THE VIDEOS
You CAN NOT view video clips in the field. Video
clips can only be viewed with a personal com-
puter. You will need to copy the videos to your
personal computer. Almost all PCs include soft-
ware that will view the videos. Simply double
click the video to have your PC automatically
play the video.
THEFTSTOP PLUS
TheftStop Plus is a simple to use security sys-
tem for your Cuddeback camera. It features
Password Protection and writing your name and
phone number into Cuddeback's electronics. In
addition, the text you program into the Owner
Name is printed on the image.
TIP - 10 seconds of video will
use about the same amount of
space on the Compact Flash Card
as 1 image.
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Video Time
15 secs
Figure 36
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