Is your Moultrie Delta camera acting up, causing you a big headache?
Fear not, because in this post, I’ll walk you through the easy steps to help you reset Moultrie Delta Camera.
After all, you don’t want to miss out on capturing the shots of your game.
Now, if you don’t know how to reset Moultrie Delta camera, no worries!
Whether you’re a seasoned trail camera enthusiast or a newbie to the game, I’ve got you covered!
Plus, I’ll teach you how to reset the IR filter as well as the camera itself!
That said, let’s dive in!
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Step 1: Power off the Camera
Before diving into the reset process, make sure the camera is turned off. To do that, find the power button and turn the device off.
This should prepare the device for a hard reset!
Step 2: Remove old batteries and add fresh batteries
If the batteries are dead, you should replace them with fresh batteries.
However, if they’re still new, just remove them.
To do that, pull out the battery tray and remove the batteries.
I’d recommend waiting for a few minutes after removing the batteries before adding the fresh ones.
It helps drain any residual charge within the camera, ensuring a more effective reset.
Also, remember that this step is crucial as it allows the camera’s internal components to reset fully.
Step 3: Turn on the camera
Now, power on the camera. The “Connected” light should turn on after the “Connecting” light flashes.
Try pressing the “Connect” button if all the lights stay turned on.
Repeat the procedure if all the lights stay turned on. It should reset the device!
How to reset the IR filter of Moultrie Delta Camera
If you’ve got a Moultrie Delta camera, here’s a tip: don’t forget to reset that IR filter!
Why? Well, over time, the IR sensor can get a bit wonky and might stop sending pictures.
By giving it a reset, you can trigger your Moultrie camera to take and send game footage properly.
All in all, this little reset can make a big difference in what you capture!
That said, here’s how to reset the IR filter of Moultrie Delta Camera step by step.
Step 1: Remove the camera
The first step to reset the IR sensor is to take your Moultrie camera home. It’s because there’s no reset option on its app!
So take a trip to the tree where you’ve installed your trail camera. And, remove it to take it home.
Step 2: Take the pictures
Test your camera by taking some sample shots with the light turned off.
I’d also recommend taking shots in different lighting conditions. This will ensure that the IR filter is now properly aligned and functioning.
If this doesn’t fix the issue, you should try the next steps.
Step 3: Remove the SD card and batteries
Insert the new SD card if the old one is damaged. Once you insert the SD card, be sure to press the “Format SD” button.
Plus, don’t forget to replace the dead batteries with the fresh ones.
Finally, press the “Connect” button. It should fix the problem!
Solutions for Moultrie Delta Camera problems
Trail cameras, like any tech gadget, can occasionally run into problems.
The good news is that you can fix these problems with troubleshooting tips.
Here, I’ll highlight the common Moultrie Delta camera problems and their solutions.
Moultrie Delta camera not taking photos: The common problem we all notice in this trail camera is when it stops taking and sending photos.
The way to fix this is to reset the device and its IR filter.
You might also want to check the “Photo counter” in the Moultrie Mobile app. Just go to the app > Plan Info to find out the image count. It’ll show you whether or not your device is taking pictures.
Moultrie Delta camera flash not working: Another problem that you might encounter with your Moultrie Delta camera is when its flash stops working.
If that’s the case, the best way to resolve this issue is to gently clean the flash unit. Also, test the flash in different locations and conditions. You should also look for any physical damage.
Lastly, reset the camera using the steps I’ve provided in the post.
Frozen Screen or Unresponsive buttons:
If your camera’s screen is stuck or the controls aren’t responding, a reset might be the solution.
Battery Drain Issues:
If you notice that your camera’s battery life is draining unusually fast, a reset can help fix it.
Also, I’d recommend using third-party fresh batteries.
Connection or Server Problems:
If the camera isn’t sending images or data to your device a reset might establish a stable connection.
Firmware Update: While your Moultrie Mobile app usually updates the firmware automatically, you should still check for the latest updates. It ensures the smooth functioning of the app!
Contact Moultrie Mobile Support: If none of the above steps resolves the issue, it’s a good idea to reach out to Moultrie’s support. They can provide specific guidance based on your camera model and situation.
And if you get lucky, you might even get a replacement!