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7. Recording image files Configuring Image File Recording Options
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Suffix
Select a suffix for the end of each saved image
file name. Use the suffix to automatically
change the name of each saved file. You can
select from a number of different suffixes. Each
one changes how the automatic file naming
works. Each suffix starts with a % and can
include the following characters:
• 02, 04, 06, or 08 indicates the number of
digits to use in numbering the suffix. You
can specify 2, 4, 6, or 8 digits.
• d means use decimal numbers in the suffix.
• X means use hexadecimal numbers in the
suffix.
The suffix %02d means the saved file names
would end with two-digit decimal numbers,
for example: 01, 02, 03, ... 10, 11 and so on. The
suffix %04X means the saved file names would
end with 4-digit hexadecimal numbers, for
example: 0001, 0002, 0003, ... 000A, 000B and so
on.
Start
Enter the starting number used in the file name
suffixes in decimal format. If the suffixes
include hexadecimal numbering this decimal
number is automatically converted to
hexadecimal.
Example
Displays an example file name constructed by
the prefix and suffix that you have configured.
Overwrite
existing files
If you select overwrite existing files, files are
saved according to the image file recording
options. Existing files are replaced with the
new files.
If you do not select overwrite existing files, the
file number in the suffix of the file name is
incremented until a file can be saved without
overwriting an already saved file.