TRAIL CAMERA WITH PHONE APP BLUETOOTH
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There’s no doubt that Bluetooth is a great addition to a trail cameras feature list. The maximum range is around 100 feet for class one, which is standard for current trail cameras. So you can connect a number of trail cameras if in range to your mobile app. Up to 8 Bluetooth devices can connect together to form what is known as a “piconet” in technical terms.

It works only as a short range transmitter which is great as it uses very little power. It uses a band of 79 frequencies around its base frequency and once paired, the two or more devices will shift between these frequencies 100s of times a second. The video really does highlight the simplicity of operating a bluetooth game camera via a mobile app, highlighting the great benefits on offer with a bluetooth enabled trail camera.īluetooth is a radio wave based around the 2.45 GHz frequency.

TRAIL CAMERA WITH PHONE APP DOWNLOAD

The app lets you playback and download images to your mobile device,and also delete images stored on the SD card inside the camera card slot. Live view lets you adjust manually where the camera is pointing by showing exactly what the camera lens sees. A list of settings are then shown available, from photo quality, video, time lapse duration etc. You can see 3 cameras listed, one is connected shown by the yellow icon to the left. However, the exact same functionality is available through the Bluetooth connection, depicted by the “BLU” menu option listed on the app home screen.

In this video, the demonstrator shows connection through Wifi. It demonstrates how their free mobile app works with both bluetooth and Wifi enabled game cameras. Take a look at the youtube video below, featured on the Browning trail camera channel. I would suggest connecting the camera to a power source if you plan on using it as a home security camera. The battery life does drop if you use the bluetooth connection for extended periods though. Battery life is solid and the bluetooth range works up to 10 metres. If you’re looking for a bluetooth camera the LanModo is definately worth considering. One unique features is the ability to play video recorded on the SD card back via the bluetooth connection which other cameras can’t do.

TRAIL CAMERA WITH PHONE APP PLUS

The free downloadable app provides many features such as camera setting adjustment, plus the all important downloading of images to your smartphone. The 3 PIR sensors can be adjusted to increase the angle of detection up to an impressive 120 degrees, which make this camera ideal for covering food plots and large fields. Trigger speed is an impressive 0.2 seconds and night illumination is provided by 40 x 850nm LED emitters that have range of 75 feet. As with the TopiaCam camera it comes with a number of accessories including a metal swivel mount, nylon tree strap, USB cable, plus a 32GB SD card which the TopiaCam doesn’t come with.

Trail camera with phone app