Question 1

Why doesn't the LCD screen of the Trophy Cam 119446 turn on?

Accepted Answer

If the 1.5-inch LCD screen of the Trophy Cam 119446 does not turn on, here are the steps to check in order:

1. Check the insertion of the SD card

A common issue: the screen does not display if the SD card is not properly inserted. Remove the SD card and reinsert it completely until it clicks. Even a slight insertion can block the LCD display.

2. Properly position the switch

The switch must be placed exactly in the SETUP position (not between two positions). If the switch is in an intermediate position, the screen will not turn on. Important: never switch directly from ON to SETUP, always go through OFF.

3. Check the batteries

The device requires a minimum of 4 AA batteries (positions 1 to 4) with the correct polarity. For optimal operation, use 8 Energizer lithium AA batteries. Used alkaline batteries may not provide enough voltage for the LCD display. Test with new batteries.

4. Clean the contacts

The contacts in the battery compartment may be oxidized. Open the compartment, clean the metal contacts as well as the ends of the batteries with a dry, clean cloth, and then reinstall the batteries.

If the screen remains black after these checks, contact Bushnell technical support.

Question 2

How to reset the Trophy Cam 119446 to factory settings?

Accepted Answer

To reset your Trophy Cam 119446 to factory settings, follow these simple steps. This operation is useful if the camera is behaving strangely or if you have accidentally changed several settings.

Set the main switch to SETUP position (middle position between OFF and ON).
Press the MENU button to access the setup menu.
Use the UP and DOWN buttons to navigate the menu until you find the Default Set option.
Once on Default Set, select Execute using the UP and DOWN buttons.
Press OK to confirm the reset.

All settings of your Trophy Cam will revert to their factory values: resolution (5 MP by default), photo interval (10 seconds by default), PIR sensitivity (normal by default), video duration (5 seconds by default), operating mode (photos by default), and all other settings. Note that the reset does not affect photos and videos already recorded on your SD card.

After the reset, if you have enabled the Time Stamp option and want the date and time to be correct on your photos and videos, remember to reconfigure the time using the Set Clock setting before switching the switch to ON.

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