Bushnell 119455, 119445, 119435 Interval, Sensor, Level, Format, TV Out, Time Stamp, Set Clock

Parameter	Settings	Description
	(Bold=default)
Interval	10S (second)	Selects the length of time that the
	default,	camera will “wait” until it responds
	with a 60M	to any additional triggers from the
	(minute) to1S	PIR after an animal is first detected
	(second) range	and remains within the sensor’s
	of settings	range. During this user set “ignore
	available.	triggers” interval, the camera will
		not capture photos/videos. This
	(60M-1M are set	prevents the card from filling up
	in one minute	with too many redundant images.
	increments,	Settings begin with 10 second
	59S-1S are set	default when parameter is first
	in one second	selected. Note: after setting down
	increments)	past “1S”, settings start over at “60M”.
Sensor	Normal, High,	Selects the sensitivity of the PIR
Level	Low	sensor. The “High” setting will
		make the camera more sensitive
		to infrared (heat) and more easily
		triggered by motion, and the “Low”
		setting makes it less sensitive to
		heat and motion. The High setting
		can be useful when the ambient
		temperature is warm (making it
		more difficult for the sensor to
		detect animals), and the Low
		setting may help in cold weather if
		the camera is being triggered too
		often by anything warmer than the
		surroundings.

Parameter	Settings	Description
	(Bold=default)
Format	Execute	Deletes (erases) all files stored
	(followed by an	on a card to prepare it for reuse.
	additional No/	Always format a card that has been
	Yes step on color	previously used in other devices.
	viewer models	Caution! Make sure you have
	only)	downloaded and backed up any
		files you want to preserve first!
		Press OK to execute (then select Yes
		and press OK again on color viewer
		models), press MENU (or select
		NO then press OK) to exit without
		formatting.
TV Out	NTSC, PAL	Selects video standard /format for
		the “TV Out” output jack. The video
		standard is NTSC for the United
		States, Canada, Mexico, Asia and
		South America. PAL is used primar-
		ily in Europe.
Time Stamp	Off, On	Select “On” if you want the date &
(only affects		time (that the photo was captured)
still photos)		imprinted on every photo, select
		“Off” for no imprint.
Set Clock	Set	Press OK and use the UP/DOWN
		keys (to change the setting) and
		LEFT/RIGHT keys ( to move
		to the next field) to set the hour
		(24-hr format only, “00”=midnight,
		“12”=noon) and minute, and then
		(on the lower row), the year, month
		and date.

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