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08.2 Main menu PIR
PIR Sensor
‹ ON ›
Selection ‹ ON › The Passive Infrared Sensor (PIR) triggers upon motion and temperature changes recog-
nised within the detection range.
‹ OFF ›
PIR Sensitivity Adjust the sensitivity of the motion
detector.
‹ Level 1 ›
Select when camera triggers too often
upon environment influences, e.g. fal-
ling branches or strong sunlight.
‹ Level 2 ›
‹ Level 3 ›
‹ Level 4 ›
‹ Level 5 ›
‹ Level 6 ›
The camera recognises even smallest
motion and temperature changes.
‹ Level 7 ›
‹ Level 8 ›
‹ Level 9 ›
PIR Delay Set a pause for the PIR Sensor. This set-
ting prevents the camera from taking too
many images/videos.
Example with setting 5 minutes:
After triggering, the camera sets the PIR
inactive for 5 minutes. After the time set
the PIR sensor will be active again.
Possible delay: min. 05 seconds to max.
24 hours (Input 23:59:59)
‹ OFF ›
‹ ON ›
After selection ‹ ON › and pressing the
OK button (10) another window opens
for entering the time duration:
MENU
Exit Save
OK
PIR Delay
Use the buttons (12)  or  to select
the hours. Use the button  to enter the
next input field. Select the minutes and
seconds accordingly. Confirm your entry
with the OK button (10).
Time Lapse The camera triggers according to the spe-
cific time set, independently from the
PIR detector.
Example with setting 01:00:00:
The camera triggers every hour inde-
pendently from motion recognition.
Possible time interval: min. 05 seconds to
max. 24 hours (Input 23:59:59)
‹ OFF ›
‹ ON ›
After selection ‹ ON › and pressing the
OK button (10) another window opens
for entering the time interval:
MENU
Exit Save
OK
Time Lapse
Use the buttons (12)  or  to select
the hours. Use the button  to enter the
next input field. Select the minutes and
seconds accordingly. Confirm your entry
with the OK button (10).