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STEP 7 - CHECKING CUDDEBACK

To field-check Cuddeback, remove the cover and

press . A series of messages will be displayed.

Press until

[Images Saved] is displayed

(figure 21).

This is how many images are saved on

the card (or internal memory if you do not have a

card installed).

STEP 8 - Viewing Images

There are 4 ways to view the images that

Cuddeback has taken.

1) Replace the Compact Flash Card with a different

card. Take the original card home and view the

images on your computer or other device.

2) Attach a computer to Cuddeback's USB port

(described later in this section).

3) You can view images in the field or at home with

a TV attached to Cuddeback (described later in

this section).

4) You can view images in the field with a portable

field viewer or camera

(figure 22)

Cuddeback videos can only be viewed with a

computer. You will need to copy the videos to

your computer to view them.

TIP - When checking Cuddeback the camera may activate

and take a picture of you. You can cancel this image by

pressing (C) when the message [Picture!] is on the display.

Figure 22

Saved

Figure 21

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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