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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  • Powering Off the Trap
  • Animal Sensor
  • Testing the trap

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  1. Getting Started

Tips and Tricks

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Powering Off the Trap

When you're not using the trap, it's important to power it down properly. To do this, hold the power button until the device powers off. This ensures a clean disconnection from the network and helps protect the electronics for future use. Proper shutdown also prevents unnecessary drain on the battery and extends the trap's overall lifespan.

Animal Sensor

Testing the trap

This video shows how your OcuTrap works once it’s set up and ready to catch animals.

  1. Arming the Trap: Using the mobile app, you’ll place the trap into “armed” mode, which activates the sensor system.

  2. How the Sensor Works: The sensor projects a 20-degree field of view from the center of the pod into the trap, constantly monitoring for movement.

  3. Trigger and Detection: When an animal moves through this detection zone, the system waits a few seconds to confirm the reading. This helps avoid false triggers.

  4. Trap Activation: Once confirmed, the door closes automatically to capture the animal.