Moultrie A-700i (MCG-13335) Instruction Manual

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Moultrie A-700i (MCG-13335) Instructions

Here we offer the Moultrie A-700i (MCG-13335) manual completely free and in English. We have cataloged this manual in the Digital Game Cameras section on Manualverse, and it has been rated by 1 users with an average rating of 5. If you have any specific questions about Moultrie A-700i (MCG-13335), we suggest checking the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) section of this manual.


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Moultrie A-700i (MCG-13335) Digital Game Camera Specifications

Feature Specification
Model Name Moultrie A-700i
Model Number MCG-13335
Resolution 14 MP
Trigger Speed 0.3 seconds
Flash Type Invisible Flash
Flash Range 50 feet
Detection Range 50 feet
Video Resolution HD 720p
Multi-Shot Capability Yes
Storage Media SD Cards up to 32 GB
Power Source 8 AA Batteries
Battery Life (Approximate) 17,000 Shots
Moultrie Mobile Compatibility Yes (with Moultrie Field Modem)

Moultrie A-700i (MCG-13335) Details

The Moultrie A-700i (MCG-13335) digital game camera is engineered for straightforward use and reliable outdoor performance, capturing wildlife activity with its advanced features. Its easy setup process begins with installing eight AA batteries and an SD card. Users then simply slide the mode switch to SETUP to adjust time and date, and finally to ON to begin operation. This streamlined approach ensures that the camera can be deployed quickly by anyone, regardless of their technical expertise, making it an ideal choice for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike.

For optimal performance, Moultrie recommends using SDHC Class 10 SD cards with a capacity of up to 32 GB. The camera features a clear LCD display and intuitive navigation buttons for accessing settings. Users can configure the detection delay between captured images, choosing intervals of 0, 15, or 30 seconds, or 1 or 5 minutes. This flexibility allows for tailoring the camera's behavior to specific scouting needs, whether observing fast-moving game or monitoring a static location for extended periods.

Powering the A-700i are eight AA batteries, with a recommendation for Alkaline or Lithium types from brands like Energizer™ or Moultrie. It is crucial to replace all batteries simultaneously and avoid mixing old with new, or different battery chemistries, to ensure consistent power delivery and extend the camera's operational life. The camera also supports an external 12V power source, with the internal AA batteries acting as a backup, preventing interruptions in footage capture.

Mounting the camera is made easy with a provided strap that threads through slots on the back. For best results, it should be positioned approximately three feet from the ground, with adjustments for uneven terrain. Important tips include facing the camera North or South to prevent sun overexposure and clearing brush from its front to avoid false triggers. When monitoring game trails, aiming the camera down the trail rather than directly at it significantly improves detection accuracy.

The SETUP mode is particularly useful for precise aiming, as the STATUS LED will flash for one second when motion is detected. This visual feedback helps users confirm the camera is covering the desired target area effectively. Additionally, the camera supports setting a unique ID number (1-9) for images, which is valuable when managing multiple cameras. The camera's functionality also extends to erasing images and resetting the picture count directly from the device, providing convenient on-site management of captured data.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Can't find the answer you need? Here are some frequently asked questions about the Moultrie A-700i (MCG-13335) Digital Game Camera, and we answer them below.


What type of batteries does the Moultrie A-700i use?
The Moultrie A-700i (MCG-13335) requires eight (8) AA batteries. For best performance, Alkaline or Lithium batteries are recommended, such as Energizer™ or Moultrie branded batteries. Always replace all batteries at the same time and do not mix different types.

What kind of SD card is compatible with this camera?
The camera works best with SDHC Class 10 SD cards. It supports capacities up to 32 GB. An SD card is essential for the camera to operate and record images or videos.

How do I set the time and date on my A-700i camera?
To set the time and date, slide the Mode switch to the SETUP position. Press the OK button to begin editing. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to adjust the hour, minutes, AM/PM, month, day, and year, pressing OK after each selection to confirm.

Can I use an external power source with the camera?
Yes, the Moultrie A-700i features an external power port. If you use a 12V external power source, it is recommended to keep the AA batteries installed as they will act as a backup in case of power loss.

What is the purpose of the Detection Delay setting?
The Detection Delay allows you to set the amount of time that passes between consecutive pictures when motion is detected. You can choose from 0, 15, or 30 seconds, or 1 or 5 minutes, to prevent too many redundant images or to capture more distinct events.

How do I activate the 2-year warranty for my camera?
To activate your 2-year limited warranty, you must register your camera online at www.moultriefeeders.com/warranty. This ensures your product is covered for defects in material and workmanship from the date of purchase.

Is the Moultrie A-700i compatible with Moultrie Mobile?
Yes, the Moultrie A-700i (MCG-13335) is compatible with Moultrie Mobile® cellular service. To use this feature, you will need to combine it with a Moultrie® Field Modem.

How can I properly mount the camera to a tree?
Thread the mounting strap through the slots on the back of the camera case. Mount the camera to a tree or pole approximately three feet from the ground. For best results, face the camera North or South to avoid sun overexposure and clear any brush from its front.

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