Reconyx Hyperfire Manuál s instrukcemi stáhnout pdf (Strana 28)

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breezy day, making it more difficult for the camera to detect the animal. Also

movement directly toward and away from the camera is less likely to trigger the

camera than side-to-side movement. And, finally, if an animal is moving very

slowly, it will sometimes not produce a strong enough signal within the sensor to

trigger the camera.

Memory Card Problems

If your camera won’t start up properly and/or displays a “card

error, write lock”, first check to be sure your card is not

“Locked”. On most SD cards there is a switch on the side of

the card. If the card is locked, you will not be able to save

any photos. If the card is not locked, but this message

persists, you can attempt to clean the contacts in the card holder by blowing

canned air into the card slot. This will often resolve the issue.

If you have other issues, you may have to try a different brand of memory card.

We have found that some of the cheap memory cards are very slow and do not

always run well (even if they are advertised as fast). RECONYX™ certified

memory cards are available at www.reconyx.com

Cold Weather Problems

If your camera shuts down in the cold, it may be too cold for the batteries. Refer

to “Battery Specifications” for recommended battery types.

Extreme cold weather may have an adverse affect on the LCD display; this does

not inhibit the camera’s ability to function.

Battery Life Less than Expected

Alkaline and NiMH batteries have decreased life in hot weather. They will run the

camera, but they will have decreased run time. It is not unusual to see battery

life drop off 50% or more when daytime temperatures are near 90˚ Fahrenheit or

higher. This will not damage your NiMH batteries; their charge just runs down

faster.

If you notice that nighttime illumination decreases over time, you should change

your batteries sooner, or switch to Lithium or NiMH batteries.

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