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Thank you for your purchase of

Moultrie Feeders’ Game Cam II

The Game Cam II

is an infrared heat

and motion monitoring system that

captures wildlife photographs on a

35mm film. It also prints a time and

date stamp on each photograph!

Section A of this guide contains 5

simple steps that will enable you to

quickly get started capturing those

great wildlife photographs

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Summary of content (6 pages)

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Thank you for your purchase of Moultrie Feeders’ Game Cam II® The Game Cam II® is an infrared heat and motion monitoring system that captures wildlife photographs on a 35mm film. It also prints a time and date stamp on each photograph! Section A of this guide contains 5 simple steps that will enable you to quickly get started capturing those great wildlife photographs © 2003. Moultrie Feeders. All rights reserved.
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Section A - Game Cam II® Quick Start Instructions In addition to the supplied equipment, you will need: Rechargeable or alkaline 6-volt spring-top battery 35mm camera film – 800 speed recommended for best results Bungee cord for mounting Game Cam II Camera Low Battery Indicator Configuration Switches 6V Battery STEP 1 BATTERY INSTALLATION Open Game Cam II case as illustrated above.
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STEP 3 DATE OR TIME IMPRINTING Camera mode can be set so each photograph will be imprinted with either the date, or the day and time it was taken. Locate the MODE, SELECT and SET buttons on camera back. Press buttons using a soft pointed object. ⎫• The modes change in sequence as shown. a) No date or time is printed b) Month – Day – Year c) Day – Month – Year d) Year – Month – Day e) Day – Hour – Minute (Hour uses 24 hour clock – 12 noon is hour 12, 1PM is 13, etc.
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STEP 5 MOUNTING AND SETUP • Select a location for the Game Cam II. This might be facing a feeder, a trail through the woods, or another area frequented by animals to be photographed. Mount the Game Cam II on a tree or post at about 2-3 feet above the ground using a bungee cord through the metal eyelets at back of the case. • Turn on the AIM LIGHT (refer to STEP 4, above).
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Section C - Game Cam II® Performance Optimization It is recommended that the following service be performed on the Game Cam II. The frequency in which this service is performed is based on the amount of wildlife activity, at least every two weeks. Item Film count Battery Final Check Instructions • Open the door on the Game Cam II • Check the number of photos taken on the top display of the camera. For picture number to be read correctly, top display must be read when facing back of camera.
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Section E - Game Cam II® Troubleshooting Symptom “E” on top display of camera Aim light does not illuminate when moving in front of Game Cam II Aim light illuminates, but camera does not take picture Battery life is shorter than specified Camera stuck in the rewind mode – motor keeps running No time/date stamp on photos Photos are blurry Range too short Try This E indicates there is no film installed. Load film using STEP 2 in the Quick Start Instructions section of this document.