Campbell CCFC Field Camera, Instruction Manual

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CCFC Field Camera
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Lens
Position
Checkbox Select 1- 4 lens positions for the capture. See Section
12.5
Lens Position. Selecting the green position title
opens the Lens Position modal.
Enable
Photo
Capture
Toggle between On
and Off Initiate the capture of photos.
Take a Single
Photo Take a photo at a defined time.
Take a Series of
Photos Enter the Number of Images and Interval in Seconds
(time between photos) to create a photo burst.
Maximum allowable value is 60. This applies to each
lens position, so with all 4 lens positions activated, it
will take 240 photos.
Save to
Camera
Memory
Toggle Selecting Save to Camera enables the still photos to be
stored to the camera memory.
Max Space (MB) Enter desired size (MB) out of 15185 MB.
Entering a value of ‘0” will auto allocate as much
space as possible.
Camera Memory
Management Type Fill and Stop will stop recording additional photos
once the camera memory is full or the allocated
memory size is reached.
Continuous Overwrite management will start deleting
the oldest files once the camera memory is full or the
allocated memory size (max space setting from above)
is reached.
Sub Folder Date
Format An option is given to store photos in a sub folder
named by
YY/MM or YY/MM/DD . Selecting the
YY/MM/DD option has some performance advantages
when a large number of photos are taken. Reducing
the number of files in a folder speeds up the storing
and file management process. Speed advantages are
only noticeable if the number of files in the
YY/MM
folder will exceed 1000.
Media Profile Dropdown to select a configured media profile. Use
the
Edit button to setup Media profiles via the Media
Settings modal (see Section 12.6 Media Settings ).
Send via
Email
Toggle Enable to initiate sending photos via email.
Destination Drop down to select a configured email settings
profile. Use the
Edit button to setup Email profiles via
the Email Settings modal (see Section 12.8.3.2 Email ).
Media Profile Drop down to select a configured media profile. Use
the
Edit button to setup Media profiles via the Media
Settings modal (see Section 12.6 Media Settings ).