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3-8 Storage Setup
The Storage Menu gives the user some amount of access and control of the Camera memory and any
external memory installed i.e. USB thumb drive or SD Card.
The TS3 has 2GB, 4GB, or 8GB (depending on model and option) of i
n ternal high-speed memory used
for capturing high-speed imagery. All of this memory may be used to capture one high-speed event,
or it may be partitioned
t o capture multiple e vents. Total record time will depend on r esolution,
frame rate, and bit depth.
Configu
r e Session :
Session selects the amount of memory to be used
for capturing imagery, which dictates the number
of frames captured as well as the capture time
1. Navigate to the System Menu.
2. Select Session
3. Use the touch-enabled slider to select
the amount of memory for the session (in
incrments of 256MB). Note that the number
of frames and session time will chan g e.
4. When the slider is selected, the D-Pad may
also be used. This is a good way to get the
exact value you wish to use.
Explore allows you to access the SSD (Solid State
Drive installed internally to the TS3), the SD Card
inserted into the slot on the side of the camera, or
a USB thumb drive connected via the USB port for
file t ansfer:
1. Navigate to the System Menu.
2. Select Storage.
3. Select Explore
4. A selection menu will open allowing
y ou
to pick the storage device you wish to
access: SSD, SDCard, or USB. Once you
select the storage device, you will see the
directory choices: Stills ( c ontaining stills
t aken by the camera), Stacks (stacks of
high-speed video saved as TIFF, BMP, JPEG
files), and Video (AVI files)
5. Open the Stills, S t acks, or Videos folder by
double-clicking on your choice. This will open
the dialog shown in Figure 3-16, displaying
the list captured imagery and a thumbnail and
brief description of the cur r ently selected
item.
Note: This list acts like a “spinner” when touch
is enabled. Swiping the list up or down will make
it spin, allowing you to move through the list
quickly.
Figure 3-14: Storage Menu
Figure 3-15: Session
Figure 3-16: System Explore Dialog: File Stacks
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