Auto Camera Sensitivity; Motion Detector Indicator; Main Setup Screen; Battery Life - Primos Hunting AUTOPILOT 65054M Manual De Instrucciones

AUTO CAMERA SENSITIVITY (PIR Sensor)
This camera is equipped with auto-adjusting Passive Infrared (PIR) Sensor. There is no need to worry
about adjusting any settings for different climates or situations.
MOTION DETECTION INDICATOR/LIGHT SENSOR
The Blue light (LED) on the front of the camera lights up when the camera detects motion. After you
close camera door and are standing in front of the camera, visibility of this light is indication that
your camera can sense you.
TIP: With the camera switched to SETUP mode, walk in front of the camera and look for the red light
to illuminate when you are detected. You can do this to verify your camera is pointing in the correct
direction.
NOTE: NEVER COVER THE BLUE LED LIGHT. This LED light also doubles as the camera's light sensor,
which determines day or night operation.

MAIN SETUP SCREEN

As mentioned in the CAMERA SETUP section, the initial screen you see when the power switch is
moved to SETUP displays number of files ('0000') stored on the SD Memory Card and the battery
life. For example, '0015' would indicate that any combination of 'fifteen' photos, videos and/or time
lapse videos are stored in the memory. The battery icon and '%' indication below the 'number of files'
display shows the current power level of the batteries.

BATTERY LIFE

Long battery life is one of the most important requirements for convenient and enjoyable game
camera use. There are several variables that will determine the battery life including type of batteries,
temperature outside, recording settings, frequency of camera activity, etc. Colder temperatures, more
advanced settings, night photos and high photo frequency (low camera delay) will result in shorter
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