Can you program the camera only to send all the new pictures once a day, then shut the transmitter off?
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You can do daily reports and set how many pictures you want to be sent 0-infinite there are many setting you can change ...the camera will remain on and continue to take pictures when ever somthing triggers it but you can set when and what pictures you want sent for example I have 2 devices my camera sends to and I have trigger speed at 2 minutes, I could set it to send all pictures taken that day at 0000 and then it would not send any for 24 hours . hope that answers your question if not let me know and I can try to explain it further
2044872
Yea you can, instead of using timer however you just use the shutter control which will just continue until uoi go back and stop it
2223578
The gui menu is a 7 day checkmark system, so you can't do a 14 day cycle with it; however, if you aren't afraid of using the "scene scripting" introduced in the last firmware version it appears to me you may be able to do this (or at the very least schedule specific dates of each month - like each 1st and each 15th).Can't specifically answer the program question as I have an android phone, but I can stop programs from running on my android.
767662
No the transmitter cannot be turned off, it turns off by itself once you turn off the collar box.
1428167
No. The camera will capture images when the sensor is tripped. You can adjust the sensitivity of the settings, but you cannot program it to only capture images at certain times or on certain days.
2045134
Not from the camera, you would need to use a separate timer controlling the power 120Volts external to the camera programed to turn on and off.
1041950
Yes, simply hold down the button on the controller for about 1-2 seconds and let go, but with mine I've notice that it doesn't stay locked for long especially with long exposer time lapse photos, for example: 30 second exposer over a period of an hour, it only took about 3-4 photos every time, I eventually had to babysit the shutter release and my camera to make sure it was actually taking the photos... It could be just mine that's defective... Still works great though!
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No. There is no setting to disable the camera during certain times. Don't know why you would want to do that. There is plenty of room on the card to take thousands of pictures. And the batteries last forever. Had mine in the woods for over 6 months, still going strong.....
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Yes, you can program it to go on and off several times a day if you like. I use it in larger increments twice a day; but it does allow you to program it in 15 minute increments.
418886
Yes this is possible. The timer includes instruction booklet that walks you through setup. Once setup it will keep your settings until you cancel
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The instructions indicate you cannot. However, you could set up an external network server only to record at certain times. If you use the internal SD storage capability, this would appear not to be possible. Another possibility is to set a timer on the power supply to the camera. This would require that the camera reboot itself when power is restored. The problem with that is that there is no battery in the unit to restore the internal clock and calendar so you could lose the settings in this process.
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Not from the remote. You probably could if you can set up time-lapse in the camera. This just does a half-shutter(for focus & auto exposure) and then full shutter activation.
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Yes. You can set multiple times of day in the camera application for the camera to take a set of pictures and have them email'd to you. Or, you can set up motion detection, and it will do the the same thing. Or, you can watch the video stream real time. The camera application does not store 27/7 video or a loop of video. It only streams the real time video signal or sends a set of still pictures (motion detected or scheduled). You would need a dedicated computer, large hard drive, and an application to receive the cameras streaming video signal and store. Foscam may have an application that does this, recommend you check their website. If not, there are other suppliers. Yes. You can set multiple times of day in the camera application for the camera to take a set of pictures and have them email'd to you. Or, you can set up motion detection, and it will do the the same thing. Or, you can watch the video stream real time. The camera application does not store 27/7 video or a loop of video. It only streams the real time video signal or sends a set of still pictures (motion detected or scheduled). You would need a dedicated computer, large hard drive, and an application to receive the cameras streaming video signal and store. Foscam may have an application that... » Read More Yes. You can set multiple times of day in the camera application for the camera to take a set of pictures and have them email'd to you. Or, you can set up motion detection, and it will do the the same thing. Or, you can watch the video stream real time. The camera application does not store 27/7 video or a loop of video. It only streams the real time video signal or sends a set of still pictures (motion detected or scheduled). You would need a dedicated computer, large hard drive, and an application to receive the cameras streaming video signal and store. Foscam may have an application that does this, recommend you check their website. If not, there are other suppliers. « Show Less
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I suggest you look at the manual. http://www.aputure.com/cache/upload/download/dital_timer_remote_shutter.zip
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Yes you can. You need to reset it each time. It takes less than 10 minutes to do so.
2031938
no need to program each day. it will just keep rolling over until food is gone or you change batteries or turn it off. i had to return mine as it never worked properly. it would miss feedings entirely or overdispense
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Yes, you do but for that one time only. The following day the program will activate as normal again. The switch is either in Auto or Random.