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VIEWING IMAGES ON A TV FASTER

If you use a TV to view images in EZ Mode, you

will notice that it takes a few seconds to display

the image. In Advanced Mode, you can speed up

the TV viewing process by displaying the image

in lower quality.

You can set the default view quality to Standard

or High. When High is selected, images will be

displayed in high quality. It will take several sec-

onds to display the image on the TV. When

Standard is selected, images will be displayed in

lower quality, but they will be displayed very

quickly. When images are viewed on the TV in

standard quality, you can switch to high quality

to see a more detailed image.

Setting the Default View Quality

1) Press numerous times until [Utilities?

C = Yes] is displayed.

2) Press . The display will prompt

[View

Quality] (figure 68) or (figure 69)

3) Press or to change the setting.

Switching from Standard to High Quality when

Viewing an Image

If you are viewing an image on a TV attached to

Cuddeback in standard quality, you can switch

the viewing of that image to high quality.

1) Display the image on the TV as described on

page 19.

TIP - Why would you want to do all

this? If your Cuddeback has taken a

lot of images, you will find that it

takes a long time to view all the

images when High Quality viewing

is selected. If you select Standard,

you will be able to view the images

much faster. Then, when an image

of importance is displayed, you can

switch that image to High Quality to

see more details.

Viewing Quality does NOT effect

how the images are saved on the

Compact Flash card. Images are

always saved in high resolution.

This command only effects how the

images are displayed on a TV

attached to Cuddeback.

View Qual

High

Figure 68

View Qual

Standard

Figure 69

2) Press to display options.

3) Press numerous times until [View in Hi

Res?] is displayed.

4) Press to view the image in high resolution.

TIME LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY

Cuddeback can automatically take an image every day,

at the time you specify. This can be used to take peri-

odic images of a construction project (building a

house), take images of a food plot growing, or any

other idea you may have.

To enable time lapse photography, you need to pro-

gram 3 settings in Cuddeback.

First, you need to enable time lapse mode. This is

done in a menu called Capture Mode. If you only want

to take time lapse images, you can disable

Cuddeback's motion triggered images. Or you can

program Cuddeback to take time lapse and motion

triggered images.

Second, you need to program the time between

images. This is called the Time Lapse Interval. The

range is 1 hour to 96 hours (4 days) in increments of

1 hour.

Third, you need to program the time of day you want

the time lapse sequence to begin. This is called the

Time Lapse Start Hour. The range is any hour of the

day and Next Hour.

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