Is SPYPOINT Verizon or AT&T?

The Spypoint Link Micro is a 4G/LTE Verizon cellular camera..

Do you have to pay for each SPYPOINT camera?

No fees. No commitment. Need more? SPYPOINT offers the only free photo transmission plan for cellular devices, but if you need more than 100 photos sent per month, you can choose the paid plan that fits your needs.

How do SPYPOINT plans work?

As a member of the SPYPOINT Insiders Club you save another 20% per data plan. After the paid rate expires, the free rate is automatically used again. This way, you only pay when you want to and have full cost control.

How long do batteries last in SPYPOINT camera?

We recommend charging the battery pack for a maximum of 12 hours. The 12V is an external battery pack that provides an extra-long life to most of our device models. It can be used in addition to AA batteries or the SPYPOINT lithium battery packs, as a supplemental source of power.

Does SPYPOINT save pictures to SD card?

Photos are sorted on the memory card immediately after they are taken. Photos will be recorded on the DCIM folder on the memory card. You will then need to open the DSCIM subfolders to access the full-size photos.

Can someone steal my SPYPOINT camera?

When a camera is reported stolen SPYPOINT allows that camera to be activated by the thief. Capturing their information which can then be turned over to law enforcement.

Do you need a memory card for a SPYPOINT camera?

All SPYPOINT devices need a memory card to function, either and SD or Micro SD, depending on the device. We always recommend using a premium quality SD or MicroSD card that is class 10, 2-32 GB and SDHC.

Can SPYPOINT cameras take videos?

Note: This SPYPOINT camera is equiped with continuous file recording. When the memory card is full, the camera will continue to record photos or videos by deleting the first recorded files.

What does first transfer time mean on SPYPOINT? first transfer time. Allows the user to choose the time of day when the camera will make its first transfer. transfer frequency. (Each detection/1/2/6/12) Allows the user to choose the number of daily transfers.

How many cameras can you add to SPYPOINT?

How many cameras can I activate on one account? You can activate as many cameras as you want on one account.

How often do SPYPOINT cameras communicate?

Each device, when turned ON, should communicate at least once every day. If you have missed 4 or more consecutive communications, you will need to access your device to troubleshoot.

Are cellular trail cameras worth it?

To put it simply, yes. These trail cameras are worth it for anyone who regularly relies on them for hunting, wildlife watching and photography or home security. For a long time, using a trail camera involved weekly or monthly treks to it to retrieve your SD card that — with any luck — was filled with clear thumbnails.

How many trail cameras can you have on one plan?

The scout plan allows for 1200 standard images to be uploaded from your cellular trail camera, and you can only have one camera on the plan in total. You also get your first month of service for free.

Do you have to format SD card for SPYPOINT camera?

All SPYPOINT devices need a memory card to function, either and SD or Micro SD, depending on the device. We always recommend using a premium quality SD or MicroSD card that is class 10, 2-32 GB and SDHC. Always long-format your SD or MicroSD card, even if it is new.

Why does my SPYPOINT keep taking pictures? Welcome to Spypoint Support

Here are reasons that could be causing your camera to take photos of nothing (false triggers): There is dust, debris, or something else on the Fresnel Lens (motion detector). The camera`s motion detector is triggered by differences in temperatures moving in the detection zone.

Do all cellular trail cameras require a subscription? Cellular wildlife game cameras with micro SD cards (slot) store locally all recorded images and videos without subscription fees. You can view those images and videos remotely via phones.

Do cellular trail cameras require a SD card? All current SPYPOINT cameras require an SD card that is between 2GB and 32GB in size. This is the SDHC type card. The SDHC cards use the Fat32 file formatting system. The SDHC type cards are one of three common SD card formats.

How much does it cost to run a SPYPOINT camera?

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The Basic plan costs $4 per month when paid annually and $5 per month when paid monthly. It gets you 250 photos each month. The Standard plan includes 1,000 monthly pictures at $7 per month when paid annually and $10 when month-to-month.

How do I turn my trail camera into cellular?

Is SPYPOINT app free?

The SPYPOINT app is free of charge. There are no fees or costs for downloading.

How do you buy more pictures on SPYPOINT?

You can purchase your photo plan from the SPYPOINT mobile app:

1. Open the SPYPOINT app.
2. Login to your SPYPOINT account.
3. Select Cameras tab.
4. Select Plans for the device you wish to purchase a plan.
5. Select BUY NOW for the plan of your choice.
6. Enter your payment information*.

How often does Cell-Link send pictures?

Daily Transfer Times

It means the camera transfers every 4 hours. If the First Transfer Time is 1:57 PM (13h57), the next transfer would be at 5:57 PM (17h57) (4 hours later). You then verify the Last Communication, which is the last time the camera transferred photos.

Does the SPYPOINT app cost money?

Free to download and easy to use, the SPYPOINT App is a complete management and scouting tool to help save you time and money, and make you more successful in the field.

Can you put rechargeable batteries in SPYPOINT camera?

SPYPOINT sells compatible rechargeable lithium battery packs depending on the model you have. If you install your device in a cold location, we strongly suggest that you choose lithium batteries because they are more resistant to temperature changes. You can also use a 12 V battery with all our products.

How many batteries does a SPYPOINT camera take? The camera can be powered by 8 AA batteries (1.5 V).

How far will a trail camera send pics to phone?

Overall, for most deer hunters wishing to stay out of the woods wireless trail cameras that send photos to your phone via Bluetooth technology are not a viable option. The limited operating range, often less than 100′, is simply a deal-breaker.