Muddy MUD-MTC300K-MUO Outdoors USER MANUAL
- June 4, 2024
- MUDDY
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Muddy MUD-MTC300K-MUO Outdoors
INTRODUCTION
With a trigger speed of 1.5 seconds, the Muddy MUD-MTC300K 18 Megapixel Pro Camera with Battery and SD offers 2–6 photo bursts. This excellent camera includes a backlit LCD screen that is easy to program and an undetectable flash with 18 HE LEDs. This digital camera can also capture 10- to 60-second long video clips.
SPECIFICATION
- BRAND: Muddy Outdoors
- FLASH MEMORY TYPE: SD
- COLOR: Multi
- SPECIAL FEATURE: Low Light
- MODEL NAME: MUD-MTC300K
- INCLUDED COMPONENTS: Hunting Game & Trail Cameras
- EFFECTIVE STILL RESOLUTION: 18 MP
- RECOMMENDED USES FOR PRODUCT: Game Camera
- ITEM WEIGHT: 1.2 Pounds
- ITEM PACKAGE DIMENSIONS L X W X H: 7.87 x 5.59 x 2.76 inches
- PACKAGE WEIGHT: 0.59 Kilograms
- ITEM DIMENSIONS LXWXH: 1 x 1 x 1 inches
HOW TO UPDATE
- You must have your Muddy Manifest Camera with you and at least 75% of the battery must be charged in order to do the upgrade.
- Start by launching the Muddy Cam Command App.
- Click on the Muddy Cam Manifest camera that you want to update by navigating to it.
HOW TO VIEW PICTURES
While you are in your tree stand or hunting blind, check your trail camera! THIS PRODUCT IS A MUST FOR SERIOUS HUNTERS USING TRAIL CAMERAS AND CELL PHONES. To see your images, simply place your phone’s charging port next to the trail camera card and reader.
HOW TO VIEW TRAIL CAMERA PICTURES ON ANDROID
Pictures from your trail camera can be transferred to your phone using a few different methods. Utilizing an SD card reader is one option. You can use this gadget to access the files on your SD card and insert it into your phone. Utilizing a tool like Camera Connect is another option.
HOW TO FORMAT SD CARD
In order to format SD card:
- Insert it into the card slot on your computer or use a USB-style card reader
- Locate the card location on your computer
- Right-click the card location and click format
HOW TO GET PICTURES FROM A TRAIL CAMERA
They consist of connecting through WiFi, utilizing an SD card reader, a USB cable, or a cellular trail camera to sync photographs. Each approach involves connecting your camera to a computer and uploading your video.
FAQs
What sort of SD card is used by a dirty camera?****
The regular SDHC 32GB cards are the most popular SD cards used by trail cameras.
What causes trail cameras to malfunction?****
The majority of small issues with trail cameras are brought by insufficient power from the batteries. This may be caused by the batteries being used or just because they are running low and need to be replaced.
Does my trail camera require me to format my SD card?****
Every time you insert your SD card into the camera for use, you should reformat it. By inserting the SD card and using the Delete All function included in the camera’s Setup Menu, you can accomplish this with the trail camera.
Should SD cards be formatted?****
The SD card is completely new. Although it is not entirely necessary, formatting a fresh SD card might provide you the assurance that it is prepared for usage.
What does a trail camera’s DVR mode do?****
The DVR option on this Stealth Cam allows the user to replace photographs on the camera card if it becomes full. This is what other cameras are also capturing. Although it is optional, this mode would be very helpful if the camera were being utilized as a trail camera for security.
What does a muddy camera’s PIR delay mean?****
The PIR delay interval determines how long the camera pauses before taking more pictures and movies.
How long will a muddy trail camera’s batteries last?****
With a 10,000-image or two-year battery life, this trail camera runs on 8 AA batteries (not included).
What is the lifespan of trail cameras?****
20,000 images can be captured by a set of batteries in a trail camera and last between 8 and 12 months. Shooting video, recharging batteries, using rechargeable batteries, shooting at night, and triggering latency are a few aspects that can reduce battery life.
Can a trail camera be reset?****
Take the batteries out. Re-insert after waiting 60 seconds. For 30 seconds, press and hold the power button. In the event that your trail camera has a reset button, press it.
Why do the nighttime photos my trail camera takes have no color?****
In order to capture images of animals that are moving about at night, trail cameras are made to shoot black-and-white pictures. This is due to the fact that red stands out dramatically against a dark background, making it simpler for the camera to pick up movement.
How are trail cameras formatted?****
Video files from Browning Trail Cameras are output in either AVI or MP4 formats.
What does “full” mean on my trail camera?****
The first thing to do when the “Card Full” notice appears is to make sure the SD card isn’t actually full. Check the SD card to see whether it has any photographs. Make sure to save any or all of the photographs you want to keep if the SD card has any.
For trail cameras, are lithium batteries preferable?****
The Energizer Ultimate Lithium AA is the ideal option if you want the longest- lasting trail camera battery all season. Experienced hunters who don’t want to always have to travel outside to their cameras to change the batteries pick this AA battery.
Are rechargeable batteries compatible with trail cameras?****
Unfortunately, neither the majority of manufacturers nor NatureSpy recommends rechargeable batteries. Here’s why: There is not enough voltage Trail cameras normally run on 8 batteries and are either a 6V or, more frequently, a 12V system, requiring at least 1.5V from each cell.
Where should I install my trail camera?****
All gaming cameras have this setting because it is the most typical and fundamental one. In this mode, when an animal moves in front of the camera, still pictures of the animal are taken both during the day and at night.