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TS3 User Manual
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To end Recording, Click the Trigger Button:
Click on the Trigger bu tt on, (see “Table 8-2: Camera Control Bu tt ons” on page 69) or send
an electrical trigger signal (see “Appendix D: Power and I/O Connections ).
When triggered, the TS3 will capture frame “0” and the post-trigger frames. When the recording is
complete, the progress bar will disappear, the Video Review Tab will open exposing the Save dialog,
and the Video Control (Playback) pane will open.
8-7 Autosave
The TS3 may be used to capture many consecuti v e events. Using Autosave, this can be done una tt ended,
that is, the camera may be left a t a location o r automati c ally, Trigger, Save captured imagery, and then re-
Arm itself indefini t ely-constrained only by the mass storage space available.
Consider that a TS3 with an optional 256GB SSD installed, depending on the resolution and
download file f ormat, could record and save hundreds or even thousands of events in a completely
una tt ended mode! Even if using an SDHC, many events may be captured.
Advantages of using Autosave:
• Autosave is a good choice for
multiple rapid events . When you are planning to save every
capture and review later, the fastest way to get the job done is to use Autosave.
• Autosave is also useful for production environments or in any scenario where it is used for
multiple c onsecuti v e tests without any setup changes. Here it is preferred because it limits human
intervention, the r eby limiting both human eff ort and the possibility of human error.
• In an unattended event, especially in a remote location or when there is no easy access to the
camera, Autosave is recommended because it is the quickest way to secure the image data.
Saving the data to nonvolatile memo y can be important if there is a possibility of power loss.
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Figure 8-7: Video Review tab and Video Controls