Fig. 12 - Tasco 119270CW Manuel D'utilisation

to backup and save any/all files you want to keep first, as
formatting will clear the card completely of all files-they will
then be difficult or impossible to recover from the card.
If you are sure you want to format a previously used card, use
UP/DOWN to change the "N" after "FOr_" to "Y" (Yes), then
press OK to confirm and delete all files from the card.
Restore Default Settings (initialize camera setup) (Fig. 11)
The display will show "dEFN" (see Fig. 12). To return the
Interval, Capture Mode, and Camera ID# to their original,
"factory default" settings, use UP/DOWN to change the "N"
after "dEF_" to "Y" (Yes), then press OK to confirm. Note: your
time and date settings and camera ID# will not be changed
from their current settings to the original defaults, and your SD
card will not be formatted. Only the Interval and Capture Mode
settings will be restored to their defaults.
MOUNTING AND AIMING THE CAMERA
Mounting
After setting the camera's time/date and other options to your
preferences, you're ready to take it outside and begin capturing
images of animals in the area you want to monitor. When
setting up the Tasco Trail Camera for scouting game or other
outdoor applications, you must be sure to mount it in place
correctly and securely. We recommend mounting the Tasco
Trail Camera on a sturdy tree with a diameter of about 6 inches.
To get the optimal picture quality, the
tree should be about 16-17 ft. away
from the place to be monitored, with
the camera placed at a height of 2.5-
3.5 ft. Also, keep in mind that you will
get the best results at night when the
subject is within the ideal flash range,
no farther than 40 ft. and no closer

Fig. 12

than 10 ft. from the camera.
There are two ways to mount the
Tasco Trail Camera: using the
provided adjustable web belt, or the
tripod socket.
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