Cuddeback C3000 User Manual

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d) Diagnostics –

This display diagnostic information that you and our technical staff can use to troubleshoot your

Cuddeback and to verify the camera is operating correctly. The display shows a variety of data as described here:

M – motion sensor field

A – ambient sensor field

B – battery level field

Day & Flash indicators

The motion sensor field is a 3 digit number that will change as activity is sensed. A reading around 125 indicates no activity,
readings above and below 125 indicates activity.
The ambient sensor field is a 3 digit number that indicates the amount of ambient light – 0 indicates dark and 255 indicates
full light.
The battery level field is a 3 digit number that indicates the condition of the batteries, the larger the number the stronger the
batteries. Range is 0 to about 200.
The day & flash indicators will display a “D” if it is day light and an “F if the flash is charged.

MODEL NUMBER AND VERSION DISPLAY
This display shows the Cuddeback model number on line 1 of the display, and the model version on line 2.

TIME LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY

Cuddeback Digital Camera allows you to do time lapse photography; the camera will automatically take images at the desired interval.
This can be used to take daily images of a construction project (building a house), or to take images of a food plot. Cuddeback can
automatically take an image every day of your food plot, at the time you specify. For example, every day you take an image at 3 in
the afternoon. This allows you to record the growth and utilization of the plants.

In addition, by using Cuddeback’s Camera Window feature you can take images in a wide variety of ways. The Time Lapse images
will be controlled by the Camera Window, here’s some examples that will help clarify this:

1) Take images twice a day during daylight hours, at 9 AM and 3 PM:

a. Program the Time Lapse Interval to 6 hours.
b. Program the Time Lapse Start Hour to 9 AM or 3 PM.
c. Program the Camera Window to < 08AM to 04 PM >. This will prevent Cuddeback from triggering images at the night

hours of 9 PM and 3 AM.


2) Take images every other day at noon:

a. Program the Time Lapse Interval to 48 hours.
b. Program the Time Lapse Start Hour to 12PM .
c. Program the Camera Window to <All Day>.

3) Take images every 2 hours all day long:

a. Program the Time Lapse Interval to 2 hours.
b. Program the Time Lapse Start Hour to <Next Hour>.
c. Program the Camera Window to <All Day>.


When you have Time Lapse enabled you can select to enable or disable motion activated images using the Camera Mode setting.
Select <TimeLapse> to disable the motion activated images, select <Both> to enable Time Lapse and motion activated images.

RETURN INSTRUCTIONS

If your Cuddeback requires technical service or repairs please call Non Typical at (715) 762-2039, do not contact your dealer

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You must call our technical service department

before returning your Cuddeback Digital Camera.

Returning a camera without first calling

will significantly delay service!

For service call (715) 762-2039

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1) For service call Non Typical at (715) 762-2039 during our normal business hours of M~F 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM Central Standard

Time.

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