naturebytes Wildife Cam Kit Manual 

4, Check list Open your kit and check you have all of the components displayed : Case Raspberry pi Camera V2 Strap Raspberry Pi A+/B/Zero RTC (Real time clock) - optional PIR Sensor Main Insert - May vary USB Wire Rechargeable Battery/powerbank Battery holder Lipo rider - optional 3 x W…

6, The PIR Sensor Task 1 - Connecting the PIR sensor wires Attach the three colour wires to the sensor pins. The three PINs are labelled (from left-right in image) VCC, OUT and GND. Make sure the correct colour cable is connected to the correct pin as follows: Red Wire - VCC Yellow Wire -…

10, Controlling the power Choose one of the two options below: Option A: The LIpo Rider The LiPo Rider board allows you to connect power to your wildlife cam kit. It boosts and regulates the power from the rechargeable battery with a RJT connection to the Raspberry Pi and allows for the battery …

37, Locating your Kit - Tips 37 Place your camera at least 500 mm away from the point where you expect to capture your subject. Set up at dawn and retrive the kit at dusk. This will allow for you to review the images you’ve captured and charge your cam kit overnight. 500 mm …

29, Controlling the power using a Powerbank 29 Task 12 - Attach and connect the powerbank I) Place the insert assembly into the front of the case with camera facing down, and secure with the large screws at the four corners. II) The powerbank sits in the back of the case and is …

30, naturebytes Wildife Cam Kit SD card and USB Flashdrive Task 15 - Insert the SD and USB Flashdrive Insert the USB Flashdrive into the lower USB slot on the Raspberry PI and to nish, insert the SD card into the top slot. USB SD CardR 30 What you will need : …