NAC Image Technology MC-529, User Manual

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2.9 Save to USB compatible storage media
Connect USB compatible storage media to the USB connector of a rear panel and send the recorded
images to be saved.
The storage method given below is a method that uses the direct download key on the J-PAD3.
All of the recorded frames are saved as video files (MCFF). Detailed settings for saving can be found in
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4
Save Settings
】
.
1) After recording, it switches to the STOP mode.
2) Connect a USB2.0 compatible storage media to of a rear
panel.
3) Press J-PAD3 DOWNLOAD to display the transmit
mode screen. (Figure 2-33).
CAUTION)
The save starting frame (START) and the save
ending frame (END) will be displayed but the save
range cannot be changed. Refer to
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4.2.1 Save
Frame Range Settings
】
for settings for the save
range.
4) "SET" will be flashing so press J-PAD3 SET to start
saving.
Once saving is started, the file name of "MCFF0000.MCF"
will automatically be set (Figure 2-34). If continuing to save,
the next file name will be set at "MCFF0001.MCF" and +1 will
be added to the number.
A progress bar is shown at the bottom of the screen
indicating the saving status.
CAUTION
）
If there is insufficient space in the storage media for
the range of frames to be saved, the images will
not be saved. Refer to
【
4.2.1 Save Frame
Range Settings
】
to verify the number of frames
that can be saved.
Camera mode (Status) is displayed as "SAVE" during
preservation (Figure 2-37).
Figure. 2-37 Image display (during save)
USB Save
Figure 2-35 Transmit Mode Screen
Figure 2-36 Start Download