Setting up the Receiver:
The receiver should be placed on a tripod near your shooting position. The receiver may be placed on the ground or on your shooting bench. You can be within approximately 50 yards of the receiver and still get good signal. Ensure that the receiver is pointed down range and aimed towards the camera as best as possible. The receiver has arrows on the side which designate which side of the receiver should be facing down range.
Setting up the Camera:
When setting the camera up down range, there are two critical steps to ensure the optimal experience.
1. Determine the appropriate distance from the target: The camera is designed to be in focus when set up approximately 8-16 ft. from the target. Depending on the size of the target and the desired field of view, move the camera within this range until you are satisfied with the field of view. It is recommended that you get the camera as close as possible while still maintaining a full view of the target and keeping the image in focus.
2. Aim the camera housing and ball: After determining the correct distance from the target to set the camera up, you will need to:
1. aim the back of the camera housing towards your shooting position
2. aim the camera ball to look at the target. To aim the camera housing towards your shooting position, simply stand in front of the camera and look back to your shooting position over the top of the camera. The alignment does not have to be exact but you want to be sure the camera is pointed back in the general direction of your shooting position and that the housing is not pointed towards the ground. After aiming the housing, use the live video feed from the app to aim the camera ball and get the desired view of your target.