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4) The display will prompt [ADV Mode] and then display the date/time.

5) Refer to Appendix A – Cuddeback Advanced Mode

for instructions on

using the Advanced Mode

To re-enable E-Z Mode:

1) Remove the batteries from Cuddeback

2) Install the batteries

3) When the display prompts [ADV Mode / Change?] immediately

press the (C KEY).

4) The display will prompt [E-Z Mode] and then display the date/time.

Notes on Advanced and E-Z Mode

You can use Advanced Mode to program your name, phone number, and

password into Cuddeback. After which you can re-enable E-Z Mode and the

Cuddeback will remember the name, phone number, and password that you

programmed. This allows you to take advantage of Cuddeback’s TheftStop™

Plus system and still take advantage of the simple operation of E-Z Mode. If

you elect to do this carefully read the appropriate sections in Appendix A –

Cuddeback Advanced Mode

before proceeding.

In E-Z Mode Cuddeback will automatically set the following parameters:

• Video clip recording will be turned OFF

• Cuddeback will take pictures 24 hours a day

• Camera flash is set to AUTO

• Time Lapse photography is turned OFF

• Image viewing quality (on TV) is set to HIGH quality

If you need to alter any of these settings you will need to operate Cuddeback in

ADVANCE Mode.

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Cuddeback Detailed Instructions

DEFINITIONS & CONVENTIONS

Event – an event occurs when Cuddeback™ sees an animal and saves the date

and time in Cuddeback’s

electronic memory. The Cuddeback

stores 475

events (events can only be viewed in Advanced Mode).

Count – a count occurs when Cuddeback sees an animal and increments an

electronic counter. Unlike an event, the date/time is not stored. The

Cuddeback

keeps a tally of over 65,000 counts (counts can only be viewed in

Advanced Mode).

Image – an image is the name used to describe a digital photograph.

The events and counts are each cleared separately as described later. Clearing

counts does not clear events and vice versa.

LCD Display – in this manual the information that is displayed on the LCD will

be written as [LCD Display]

Keypad – in this manual key pad keys will be written as (KEY)

TV – in this manual TV refers to a user supplied TV or camcorder

with a built

in video-in port that is attached to the Cuddeback’s Video Out connector. An

appropriate interface cable will be required (see section TV Requirements for

more details).

BATTERY SELECTION

Cuddeback requires 4 D Cell batteries. Always use BRAND NEW

ALKALINE batteries! We recommend Duracell or Energizer brand batteries

only. Battery life will vary and is difficult to predict. Always look at the

Battery Level Indicator to estimate battery life and replace batteries when the

reading is 1. Battery life is primarily a factor of battery quality, temperature,

amount of images/videos taken, and amount of time spent viewing the images.

You may get 1000 or more images from one set of Duracell or Energizer

batteries. Most other brand batteries will not last as long, especially in cold

temperatures (battery level is only displayed in Advanced Mode).

When you first install batteries the LCD will energize and a message will appear

on the LCD display. If this does not happen loosen one D Cell battery and allow

it to snap into place.

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