description says quick trigger but doesn't say how quick...?
997927
The product is very new to me, so I really do not know. I have the camera set to take photos rather than videos, and I have it set for 10 second intervals. I am getting pictures of wildlife, especially by night, and not many of birds and squirrels, etc. by day, (which I am glad of, as I would be getting hundreds of pictures - I think the camera is too far away from the birdfeeders). Anyway, I really don't know how fast the camera triggers.
997928
For video, the trigger speed is not as quick as other brands (e.g., Moultrie states less than 1 second). The Simmons trigger speed is closer to 2 seconds, maybe a bit more depending on the subject's angle of approach. As an example with my unit 3 feet above the ground, I walked approximately 20 feet from one side to another and the unit started taking video when I was half way through the field of vision. Hope this helps.
1745728
read directions carefully; you are probably using too much fuel (squeezing trigger too quickly).
1460306
You can set it up for one shot operation, which sounds like what you want. I know it can be triggered with a switch or something external, but I'm not using it like that so I'm not sure how that is set up.
2235593
Not sure whether I understandyour question if you ask about timer, the right top button is for 3 seconds delay and shoot. The red button is for shoot at once
1099955
It's not your battery. When the triggers only work for a few seconds or not at all, it is repair time and it isn't one a user can complete. I've run into this same issue and it involves electronics that you cannot access within the handles. It is quite infuriating. Sorry.
1056324
If you are mechanical at all, the trigger mechansm is pretty simple. Take it apart and figure out what it needs to work. Or, and this is probably a better idea, return it to Barnett under warranty.
968425
You have to hold down 2 triggers instead of one to get it to fire. You can only shoot one bullet at a time. If you are looking at this for a toddler or younger kid, it's not going to work very well. I got it for my 2 year old hoping he would be able to fire it and he still needs help.
2263504
I had the same problem, had to call the company to figure it out. Press the right "trigger" and it should activate it. Press again to turn it off
1607191
It depends on how sensitive you put the settings I have mine up just a little so it's only when a fast movement comes and the duration is about 30sec-2mins at a time
926588
Could be faulty cable, you might wanna check for continuity of its faulty. Triggers might be faulty too. Have you checked your settings on your strobe? You might wanna do some readings on your strobe manual. I know my trigger wont work sometimes. For a hundred shots i missed at least 4 out of 100...
1271881
You can set them to blow in different increments, if I remember correctly, 1 min to non stop till the user disarms, but if its going off only the display would let you know a different sensor was triggered......
900740
In recent usage, the camera was quick but wasn't tested at rapid fire. However, the instructions say there is a technique for the click button that shoots rapid fire. Not sure that will help you.
1807892
Yes, you can. I wasn't certain, so I just tried it (I have four triggers) -- it works perfectly.
2190783
It has a trigger button. I suppose you can squeeze it not as hard to make it come out slower....
651362
If you touch and compress the tip with the trigger pulled "on" it will shoot a nail each time you compress the tip. In other words you can shoot nails as quickly as you can "bounce" the tip on the surface you are nailing. I think the trigger is simply an air release to the nail drive piston and not necessarily a function of contact or sequential release. All I know is it works like it's supposed to allowing me to shoot nails as quickly as I can tap the tip against any surface. It will shoot too many nails if you don't have a feel for it. Hope that answers it
544929
So sorry I haven't responded sooner, been having major internet problems. Have you "squeezed" the trigger back towards the bottle? If you did, and it didn't work, it may be defective.
658662
no, I believe it is 7 days of detected "events" based on the triggers you set up. The clips are fairly short, but accurate