Camtraptions PIR Manuel utilisateur

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Camtraptions PIR Motion Sensor Manual Page 2

Index!

What!is!a!PIR!Motion!Sensor?!................................................................................!3!

Controls!.................................................................................................................!4!

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Inserting!Batteries!.................................................................................................!6!

Red!LED!Indicator!...................................................................................................!7!

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Connecting!Camera!................................................................................................!9!

Controlling!the!Field!of!View!................................................................................!10!

Mounting!the!Sensor!...........................................................................................!11!

Sensitivity!Dial!.....................................................................................................!12!

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Time!Dial!.............................................................................................................!13!

Luminosity!Threshold!Dial!....................................................................................!14!

Program!Selection!................................................................................................!15!

Program!Quick!Reference!....................................................................................!16!

Programs!1!to!12:!Interval!....................................................................................!17!

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Programs!25!to!28:!Bulb!.......................................................................................!22!

Programs!29!to!31:!Wake!.....................................................................................!22!

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Program!32:!Shutter!Hold!Mode!..........................................................................!24!

Wireless!Switch!....................................................................................................!25!

Quick!Start!PIR!&!Camera!Settings!.......................................................................!26!

Support!................................................................................................................!27!

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For Quick Start Settings, skip to Page 18 of this manual.

What!is!a!PIR!Motion!Sensor?!

All objects emit heat energy in the form of invisible infrared radiation. A

passive infrared (PIR) motion sensor detects changes in the amount of

infrared radiation in its field of view. This allows it to sense when an animal

passes in front of it.

The term “passive” refers to the fact that the sensor does not emit radiation;

instead it just detects infrared radiation landing on it. As a result, PIR sensors

are extremely energy-efficient.

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Controls!

The PIR is configured via three dials and a bank of six switches on the front.

There is also an On-off switch on the bottom of the device.

Dials!

The dials control the following functions:

Sensitivity – See Page 6

Time Variable – See Page 6

Luminosity Threshold or Secondary Time Variable – See Page 7

Note that the behaviour of the Time and Luminosity Dial varies based on the

program. The behaviour of the Sensitivity Dial is the same for all programs.

Switches!

The switches control the following functions:

1-5: Program select – See Page 8

6: Wireless mode on-off – See Page 17

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On-off!Switch!

The On-off switch is situated on the bottom of the device. Turn the switch to “|”

to turn the sensor on. Turn the switch to “O” to turn the sensor off.

On power-up, the LED on the front of the device will flash to indicate the

supply voltage and then there will be an 8 second delay while the sensor

calibrates. Thereafter, the LED will flash three times and the sensor will

commence normal operation. See Page 3 for further details.

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Inserting!Batteries!

Use a screwdriver to remove the four screws on the back of the device and

take off the back wall. Insert six AA batteries into the battery holder, taking

care to follow the polarity direction indicated on the holder. Check the sensor

turns on and then replace the back wall and the four screws. When replacing

the back wall, ensure that the seal around the edge is clean and free of

debris.

The sensor accepts either Alkaline or NiMH rechargeable batteries and will

operate while the supply voltage is greater than 3.7 volts. Please note that if

using a different type of battery or powering the sensor from an external

power source, the supply voltage should not exceed 9.6 volts.

When the sensor is first turned on, the red LED on the front indicates the

battery voltage.

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Red!LED!Indicator!

The red LED on the front of the PIR serves two functions:

1) Indicates the battery voltage on power-up

2) Helps sensor alignment and sensitivity testing during the first 5 minutes

Power-up!Sequence!

When the sensor is turned on, the LED will flash up to 5 times. There is then

an 8 second delay before the sensor will flash quickly 3 times and start

operating.

The number of flashes during the initial power-up phase provides a quick

indication of the remaining battery level. This battery indicator has been

calibrated to be most useful when the sensor is powered by six Alkaline

batteries.

The battery life thresholds are as follows:

Number of flashes

Alkaline battery life

remaining

More than 80%

60%-80%

40%-60%

20%-40%

Less than 20%

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If you are using NiMH rechargeable batteries then the approximate thresholds

are as follows:

Number of flashes

NiMH battery life

remaining

More than 90%

20%-90%

10%-20%

Less than 10%

Alignment!&!Sensitivity!Indicator!

After the power-up phase, the LED will flash quickly three times and the

sensor will commence normal operation.

The LED will light up whenever motion is detected. This can be used as a

visual aid to help align the sensor so that it is only detecting motion in the

desired trigger zone. When you are using the LED to set-up your sensor, you

might want to leave your camera off to avoid taking unwanted images.

After 5 minutes the LED will be disabled in order to conserve battery power

and avoid drawing attention to the PIR sensor. If you want to reactive the LED

then you will need to turn the sensor off and then on again.

If the LED is illuminating in response to motion but the camera is not firing

then please check the following:

1) Some programs do not fire the camera (for example, several video

programs do not send full-press signals to the camera)

2) If in a “Night” program, then the camera will not fire if the ambient light

level is above the luminosity threshold set by the Luminosity Dial

3) If in a “Day” program, then the camera will not fire if the ambient light

level is below the luminosity threshold set by the Luminosity Dial

4) Some programs include long delays during which the camera will not

fire (for example, in Program 1 to 6, it is possible to set a delay of up to

60 seconds after each burst)

5) Your camera may not be set-up correctly so double-check the settings

in the “Quick Start” guide on Page 18.

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Connecting!Camera!

Plug the camera connecting cable in to the socket on the bottom of the

sensor. Connect the other end of the cable to your camera’s shutter release

socket. To connect the sensor to your camera wirelessly, see the “Wireless

Switch” section on Page 17.

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Controlling!the!Field!of!View!

The

detection zone is immediately in front of the white dome lens on the front of

the sensor.

The detection range is around 5m in front of the device but the precise

distance depends on the size of the subject, the sensitivity setting and the

relative temperature differential between the subject and the background.

The detection field of view is around 120 to 150 degrees horizontally. The

detector is most sensitive towards the centre of the detection zone.

It may be necessary to limit the detection area in order to have more control

over the position of the subject relative to the camera. To do this, open out the

flaps on either side of the sensor to limit the sensor’s field of view. Tighten the

knurled thumbscrews on the bottom of the device to secure the flaps in

position.

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