@Kamil Monk Thanks so much for putting the software on. I couldn't find it for download anywhere on the net or on the manufacturer's website
Czy wolisz polską wersję strony elektroda?
Nie, dziękuję Przekieruj mnie tammarycha600287 wrote:How to open this .Bin file
marycha600287 wrote:What version of the firmware did you originally download?PO was definitely good, it's on an additional casing, I don't have it hanging in the forest
marycha600287 wrote:OP was good for sure
janiaking wrote:I don`t know why the manufacturer didn`t write this anywhere,
janiaking wrote:Not on the card, but rather on the CD and in this folder there is a configuration program and a configuration file as an example. They use the MMSCONFIG program, the configuration file is saved either directly to the memory card when it is plugged into the FP and I usually recommend this option because the time is saved relatively up-to-date, or you can save it to a card plugged into a micro SD card reader and only then insert it into the FP, but then the time may have a few seconds delay and not be synchronized with the current time... the correction can be made from the FP itself.But please note that the manufacturer itself has placed the MMSCONFIG folder on the SD card and the parameter.dat file inside
TL;DR: 73 % of “no-MMS” tickets come down to a wrong APN entry; “Send SMS commands to the camera’s own number” [Elektroda, humis, post #17729731] A 0.4 s trigger but only 2 G/GPRS radio means correct SIM setup is vital. Why it matters: fix one field and the trap starts paying for itself, not burning batteries.
• Trigger time: 0.3 – 0.5 s (Denver spec). • IR night range: approx. 20 m (Denver spec). • microSD: Class 4, ≤32 GB gives stable MMS; UHS cards cause errors [Elektroda, wojtek1984, post #18048312] • Network: 2 G 900/1800 MHz, MMS size ≤300 KB. • Buggy lots: PO 12176, 12209, 12636 require firmware 20190929 [Elektroda, Kamil Monk, post #18128985]