OcuTrap R1 Knowledge Base
OcuTrap Knowledge Base
OcuTrap Knowledge Base
  • OcuTrap Knowledge Base
  • Getting Started
    • Introduction
    • Set-up Tutorial
    • Hardware set-up
    • Video Assembly
    • Hardware Features
    • App
      • Adding a trap to your account
      • Billing
      • Open/ Closed Button
      • Arm/ Un-arm Button
      • Trap Settings
      • Trap Control
      • Sharing with Users
        • Manager User
        • Shared User
        • Link Sharing
      • Logs
      • Notification Settings
      • Resetting Password
      • LED modes
      • Other app information
    • Tips and Tricks
    • Maintenance
  • FAQs
    • Sharing Traps
      • User Levels
    • Common questions
    • Safe-mode
    • Battery
    • Updating firmware
    • Manually taking an image
    • Seeing Camera view
    • Taking higher quality images
    • GPS
    • Weather & Environmental Guidelines
    • Accessory Port
    • Camera
    • Power Modes
    • Unarmed Hibernation
  • Deleting a Trap
  • Troubleshooting
    • Trap Not Sending Commands
    • Motor-to-Pin Connection Too Tight
    • Connection Issues
  • Support
    • Contact Us
    • Bug reporting
    • Safety Information
    • Purchases
    • Cloud Debug Guide for OcuTrap
  • Legal & Compliance
    • Warranty Information
    • Legal disclaimers and compliance information
  • Account and Billing
    • Billing
    • Resetting Password
    • Account Deletion
  • Appendix and Resources
    • Media Kit
    • Testimonials
    • Case Study
    • Updates
    • OcuTrap in News
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Deleting a Trap

Clicking Delete Trap permanently removes your trap and all of its data. Please review the steps below before proceeding.

Warning: This action cannot be undone.

Steps

  1. Confirm the Trap Name Type the exact name of the trap to verify you really want to delete it. If the names don’t match, deletion is cancelled.

  2. Cancel Subscription (if any) Any active subscription linked to this trap will be cancelled automatically.

  3. Remove Trap Data All information associated with the trap—such as images, settings, logs, and status—is deleted.

  4. Send Confirmation Email You’ll receive an email confirming the trap has been deleted, including the Trap ID.

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