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Christian Byars
Camera is on normal sensitivity and will not send pictures right I walk by and won’t take a pic walk back by and it will. Shouldnis be on low normal or high to make it take more pics. On normal now
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  • John Lockburner

    You can try changing it to low, maybe an aim adjustment could help. Can you post a picture from the camera?

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  • Christian Byars

    I deleted them all this morning thinkin Mabey I hd a full sd card like a dummy. Status report shows full battery, full service, FW up to date, moved it from another spot and didn’t cut it off. So idk now walked by it several times and it didn’t take a pic angle is perfect

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  • John Lockburner

    Are the pictures on the SD card and just not being sent possibly?

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  • Christian Byars

    Should the camera be set to low sensitivity or high to get it to trigger faster. Sounds stupid but I’m confused about it some people said it had to do with the temp outside???

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  • Christian Byars

    Well if that’s the case it’s sending me some pictures and some not

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  • John Lockburner

    Changing that won't make it trigger faster but  change the sensitivity. Low will increase the sensitivity.

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  • Christian Byars

    I had a doe in front of it yesterday ever while hunting never took a pic. But it took a picture of me walkin by when I climbed down

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  • John Lockburner

    Look on the online portal at the picture numbers and see if they are sequential or if there are gaps

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  • Christian Byars

    Sorry not faster I meant to take a picture. So ur telling me if i set it to low, then it will take more pictures of movement whether it be a bird flying by or a deer vs changing it to high?

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  • John Lockburner

    Yes

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  • Christian Byars

    Ok I will try that. But it will not update the settings until it takes another picture

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  • John Lockburner

    correct

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  • Billy OConnor

    Hello John,

     

    So low sensitivity, makes it more sensitive to movement?  Seems like high would be more sensitive. THat is how it is on most cameras.  That is fine if low means more sensitive. I just wanted to confirm.

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  • John Lockburner

    Yes, from what I've been told and the results I've seen that is correct.

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