test it at home for a day before you deploy , that way you know eveything is set correctly.Well, I went ahead and got me a cell home. My hope is that I can completely stay away from my hunting spot. It is so small that I really need zero pressure rather than minimal pressure. All my stands are hung, blinds situated, fields planted and cameras placed. Fingers crossed nothing messes up.
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I placed it in the top of a hedge tree in the center of our property. After I deployed I drove by every camera one last time. The pics came through a bit ago so it seems to be working. Now I just need to read back through this thread for tips
sounds good, let me know if you need nay helpWell, John. I’m not that kind of guy.I placed it in the top of a hedge tree in the center of our property. After I deployed I drove by every camera one last time. The pics came through a bit ago so it seems to be working. Now I just need to read back through this thread for tips
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the l doesnt do a individual report in each cameras file but you can access a report that has the same info for all cameras, ill attach a screen shot of what it looks like, it should be an HTML file.
l cam report
bring an extra formatted sd card with you and swap it out when you are there, let me know what it says on the LCD screen
So I was able to get a response from the cam. I switched provider from Verizon (good reception) to Att (not so good reception) and then back to Verizon over the course of a day. Somehow this enabled the cam to finally accept my forced pic request. When I visited the cam yesterday it was taking pics (of me) and working fine. I swapped the card anyway and confirmed it was taking pics with the new card. I haven't checked the images on the original card yet to verify if it was taking pics for that week of absence. I'll be able to look into that later today.
can you post one of the pictures? turn camera delay to "off "under advanced settings in camp , Clear the cell que , clear remote sd and clear remote que and any remote that may be linked thru to get home .
by turning the delay to off it will stop taking pictures until you can figure out why its triggering - also the L has a default setting where it will make the delay longer and longer if it keeps triggering , but if its triggering non stop you want ot stop it. I have not seen an L series do this yet. If you get a blank image again post that.
do a walk test with the camera, there is also 7 levels of sensitivity on the L series, the default is the middle setting. The way you have that aimed its very possible it could miss someone driving on that road. are you erasing it on camp ? saving before you close out ?
i have seen where cameras angled towards the ground are occasionally triggered by heat changes caused by the ground heating up or cooling off - you can adjust the sensitivity in the app and that may be worth a try so you dont use up more data. if you want to PM me your log in and password i can take a look at your camp and have Cudde see if the command isnt taking for some reason.
I have had some question about commands being successfully executed. It seems whenever I send a take photo command it seems hit or miss if it takes a photo. Also, I have not been able to successfully use the app to set the delay to auto. It does fine setting the delay to anything else other than auto.
